Paris to L.A.: A Legacy on Display
Ron Blumberg’s exhibition history spans more than six decades, beginning with early shows in New York and extending to major museum presentations on the West Coast and abroad. From LACMA and the de Young Museum to the Japanese Cultural Center in Tokyo, his work has consistently found its place among respected institutions and private collections.
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A Career Shaped by Continents
Blumberg’s exhibitions chart an artistic journey that began in Paris, matured in New York, and flourished in California. Each chapter of his career brought new stylistic developments that attracted the attention of museums and cultural centers across the United States and internationally.
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An Expanding Audience
From Parisian training to significant exhibitions in Tokyo, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia, Blumberg’s work reached a broad audience over the decades. His paintings continue to resonate with collectors and museums, reflecting both historical significance and timeless appeal.
A Record of Artistic Recognition
Across the 20th century, Blumberg’s work appeared in distinguished venues including LACMA, the de Young Museum, the Denver Art Museum, and the Japanese Cultural Center. His exhibitions highlight both his versatility and his lasting influence within American modernism.
Ron Blumberg's 1989 Armory Debut
A lifetime of exhibitions—captured on various mediums. Ron Blumberg’s work has appeared in galleries from New York to Los Angeles, including Feingarten Galleries, Macbeth Gallery, and Trigg Ison Fine Art. His expressive vision, evolving across decades, continues to draw recognition from curators, collectors, and art historians.
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Biography – Selected Gallery Exhibitions
Pacific Standard Time, Trigg Ison Gallery
Los Angeles, CA
2012
Los Angeles Art Show, Trigg Ison Fine Art
West Hollywood, CA
2004-2005
Alcala Gallery
La Jolla, CA
2003
Retrospective
Platt Gallery
University of Judaism
Los Angeles, CA
1994
Art LA 90, Feingarten Galleries,
Los Angeles, CA
1990
Feingarten Galleries
Los Angeles, CA
1990
Art LA 89, Feingarten Galleries
Los Angeles, CA
1988-1989
Cushing Gallery
Dallas, TX
1972
Ester Robles Gallery
Los Angeles, CA
1958-1959
Jean Dichter Gallery
Denver, CO
1955
Macbeth Gallery
New York, NY
1937