
Ann Krasner
Malibu, CA, United States
Statement
Selected Museums and exhibits
• The National Art Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain
• The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, Russia
• Philadelphia Museum of Art, r/s division, Philadelphia, USA
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art, r/s division, Los Angeles, CA, USA
• Smithsonian Institute, outside artists, collection Dan Prince, Washington D.C, USA
• Tolerance Museum, Los Angeles, CA, USA
• UCLA Hillel, Los Angeles, CA 2015
• San Diego Museum of Living Artists, San Diego, CA, USA, 2014
• Frederick R. Weisman Museum, Los Angeles, CA, USA
• Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, MI, Watercolor USA, Merritt Award 2001, 2005
• Carnegie Art Museum, California, USA – Art News Award 2001
• Museum Center RSHU , Museum of Tsvetaeva, Moscow, Russia
• Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA – American Art in Miniature 2007
• Julie Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, Columbus, GA, USA
• San Diego Museum of Art, Fine Art Festival 2
• MOMA, NY, NY, USA – radio / internet production with WPSI, with Elle Attlee 2005
• Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA, USA, Art auction, 2004
• Schacknow Museum of Fine Arts, Plantation, Florida, USA - personal show 2003
• S-MOVA, Sonoma Museum of Visual Art, Santa Rosa, CA, USA 2002
• Lancaster Museum of Fine Art, PA, USA
• San Bernardino County Museum, CA, USA
• Roswell Museum, New Mexico, USA
• Rio Honda Museum, Whittier, California, USA – personal show
• Coachella Valley Museum, California, USA - personal show 2000
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Biography
Ann Krasner, born in 1967 in USSR, immigrates to USA as a political refugee in 1988 with her husband Paul. Settled in Malibu, with 3 talented children and her husband, Ann created a distinctive instantly recognizable style in art. More than 6000 pieces of original oil paintings, sculptures, bronze, ceramic and mixed media are in private and public collections. Ann’s work had achieved worldwide recognition with numerous exhibitions around the world.
Works
Selected works
23 works























The record
Exhibition history
2 exhibitions