Ferus

The exhibition of his Elvis and Liz Taylor silkscreens the following day was at a small gallery called Ferus on La Cienega Boulevard, where he had had his first ever show just the year before, with 32 Campbell Soup flavours.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Lucy Davies 2011

Ken Price and Larry Bell | An exploration of the divergent paths taken by these two artists who both started their careers in the early 1960s at the influential Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles.

Bill Bush: Memento Mori: This Artweek.LA (January 23, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

Represented by the famous Ferus gallery in its hey-day, John Altoon was a member of its celebrated bad boys' club.

Edward Goldman: Dark, Sexy, Provocative. The Choice Is Yours Edward Goldman 2011

Represented by the famous Ferus gallery in its hey-day, John Altoon was a member of its celebrated bad boys' club.

Edward Goldman: Dark, Sexy, Provocative. The Choice Is Yours Edward Goldman 2011

Represented by the famous Ferus gallery in its hey-day, John Altoon was a member of its celebrated bad boys' club.

Edward Goldman: Dark, Sexy, Provocative. The Choice Is Yours Edward Goldman 2011

The exhibition includes commanding figurative works by Rico Lebrun, Howard Warshaw, Jack Zajac, and William Brice that provide a fascinating heritage for the darker side of the Ferus Gallery scene, exemplified with work by Edward Kienholz, Wallace Berman, Llyn Foulkes, and John Altoon.

Bill Bush: Memento Mori: This Artweek.LA (January 23, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

The exhibition includes commanding figurative works by Rico Lebrun, Howard Warshaw, Jack Zajac, and William Brice that provide a fascinating heritage for the darker side of the Ferus Gallery scene, exemplified with work by Edward Kienholz, Wallace Berman, Llyn Foulkes, and John Altoon.

Bill Bush: Memento Mori: This Artweek.LA (January 23, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

The exhibition includes commanding figurative works by Rico Lebrun, Howard Warshaw, Jack Zajac, and William Brice that provide a fascinating heritage for the darker side of the Ferus Gallery scene, exemplified with work by Edward Kienholz, Wallace Berman, Llyn Foulkes, and John Altoon.

Bill Bush: Memento Mori: This Artweek.LA (January 23, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

Ken Price and Larry Bell | An exploration of the divergent paths taken by these two artists who both started their careers in the early 1960s at the influential Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles.

Bill Bush: Memento Mori: This Artweek.LA (January 23, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

Ken Price and Larry Bell | An exploration of the divergent paths taken by these two artists who both started their careers in the early 1960s at the influential Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles.

Bill Bush: Memento Mori: This Artweek.LA (January 23, 2012) Bill Bush 2012