Redling Fine Art is a

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, United States.

History

The gallery was founded by Erica Redling in 2007. Redling Fine Art represents a small group of emerging artists with conceptually concise exhibitions. Redling Fine Art has been cited by

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, founder of For Your Art for representing L.A.’s next generation at

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and

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. Originally based in

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, the gallery moved to

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in 2011. Since 2019, Redling Fine Art has relocated to the

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neighborhood of Los Angeles. Occupying a location in Hollywood near galleries like Regen Projects, Kohn Gallery, Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Galvak Gallery and non-profit organization Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND), the space is "quintessential L.A.," Redling says, situated in, "an old prop warehouse whose front was sliced off to make a strip mall."

Artists

Redling Fine Art represents

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, Jason Kraus, Erlea Maneros Zabala, Martin Kersels,

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and Brian O'Connell.

Press

Solo and group exhibitions mounted at Redling Fine Art have received critical attention in the ''

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'' as well as art-focused publications such a
Notes on Looking

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magazine, and

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References

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