Kerry Campbell

Kerry creates modern abstract iconic paintings using bold color, paired with love poems. Her modern artworks explore the inter-relationship between thought and form, while focusing on minimalism and vibrant color.

Kerry also creates feminist figurative paintings celebrating women - they are edgy, often political in nature, and powerful.

Kerry studied studio art at The University of California, Davis under the New York artist, Jane Rosen. She received an MA in Creative Writing at California State University, Sacramento where she studied under the American poet, Dennis Schmitz. Kerry is a published poet and visual artist who has exhibited and sold her works throughout the United States. Her works are held in private and corporate collections. She is based in California.

Gallery 825, West Hollywood, Ceremonial exhibition, Sept 2021
LA Art Show, 4-day exhibition with selected international galleries,Los Angeles, CA, July 2021
The Other Art Fair, 4-day exhibition with selected international artists, Los Angeles, CA June 2021
Athenaeum 28th Annual Juried Exhibition. Group show curated by San Diego Museum of Art. July-August, 2019
Barba Contemporary Gallery, Represented in permanent collection. Palm Springs, CA, 2018-present. Solo exhibition “Form Poetic” February 2019
Legend Nano Gallery, Represented in permanent collection. Oceanside, CA and Santa Fe, NM, 2018-present: Metaphorical Relationships Collection. Solo exhibition “Interplay” January 2019
Ashton Gallery, San Diego, CA: Black Out National Exhibition, curated by Daniel Foster, 2018
Gallery 825, West Hollywood, CA: Hecho a Mano exhibition, curated by jill moniz, curator of Pomona Art Museum, 2018
Gallery 825, West Hollywood, CA: Multiple Feeds exhibition, video installation, 2018
Sheila Olsen Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA: Solo exhibition “Uber Mod” 2018
Hype Gallery, San Diego, CA: Solo exhibition, “Shadow Stories” 2018
• Ashton Gallery, San Diego, CA: Rendezvous with Red exhibition, 2018