James Trivers

I was represented by Newspace gallery in the 1980's. My first show was a take on Forest Lawn called "In The Garden Of Seeing Things." It was reviewed by the LA Times. My next show was "The History of Art in 3-D" in which the viewers saw the works through red and blue lensed glasses. Three of those paintings were sold to the Eli Broad Corporate Collection. One of those works hangs in his offices in Paris. The next series was called "Issues With No Answers" which focused on current events. UCSan Diego had an exhibition of both series. There was a catalogue published entitled "Double Feature" which is available on my Amazon page.

I have a BA in Art History from Lake Forest College. I graduated in 1971 with my friend Richard Armstrong who oversees the Guggeinhiem.