Laura Krifka

Laura Krifka grew up in Los Angeles and received a Master in Fine Arts from the University of Santa Barbara in 2010. She has worked across disciplines in drawing, sculpture and video with a primary focus on painting. Krifka dissects the way power and identity are constructed in visual culture. She is interested in how the language of art history has blended with film and photography, dissolving distinctions between high and low and making visual factuality tenuous. She is represented by Bravinlee Programs in New York, and has exhibited as part of LA Louver’s Rouge Wave Program in Los Angeles. She has shown across the US in both solo and group exhibitions as well as internationally recognized fairs. Her work is in the permanent collection of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and the Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art. She was the recipient of the Davyd-Whaley Artist Teacher Grant in 2017. She has been reviewed in the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, Art Week LA and Art Pulse Magazine. Her work can be viewed at: www.laurakrifka.com

 

Laura Krifka