Castro Frank

Castro Frank is a Los Angeles based visual artist who has translated his personal experiences of growing up in the San Fernando Valley into a signature journalistic and candid approach to photography and painting.

Castro’s work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions across California with institutions including Eastern Projects, Tlaloc Gallery, Rvcc Gallery, We Rise Gallery, and Embed Gallery. The popularity of his work led to commissions from musicians as well as television networks utilizing his work in their stage design. His work has also been featured in large public installations and charity campaigns with nonprofit organizations, such as INCLUSIVACTION, to benefit the Los Angeles community. Additionally, works by Castro is featured in the Jumex Museum’s founder, Eugenio Lopez’s, private collection. His work received praise in prominent publications such as The Huffington Post and Los Angeles Times.

Solo shows
2014 Black Wall project, Rosse Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca
2018 Street Stories, Annex Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca

Group shows
2021 Featured Paintings, O Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca.
2021 Reel, Tlaloc Studios, Los Angeles, Ca.
2020 These Streets, Street exhibit, Los Angels, Ca.
2019 Tainted Paradise, Embed Gallery, Chatsworth, Ca.
2018 Footprint Gala, V22LA Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca.
2018 Complex Show, Buffed Gallery, Beverly Hills, Ca.
2018 Visual Reference, Residency Gallery, Ca.
2018 We Rise L.A., We RIse Gallery, Ca.
2017 Pray tell, Rvcc Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca.
2017 Know Contemporary, Bel Air, Ca.
2017 Communion show, Los Angeles, Ca.
2016 Superchief Gallery, Los Angeles, Ca.