Hillary Amborn
Edwardo Benedeto,
Colin Burns,
Lincoln Capla
Keith Coleman,
Deedee Cheriel,
Bratner Deatley,
Daniel Edwards,
John Adam Fahey,
Eric Foss,
Jason Douglas Griffin
David Hochbaum,
Ara Jo,
David Kesting,
Young Kim,
Brian Leo
Travis Lindquist,
Clint Peterson,
Jonny Fenix,
Jeff Sheehan,
GoldMine ShitHouse,
David Stupokis,
David Tree,
David Turley,
Kevin Willis,
Chet Zar,
and Antony Zito

Capla Kesting Fine Art is pleased to present a new group show; Sunset & St. Marks, a cultural coalescence of the finest upcoming artists from Los Angeles and New York City.

Long regarded as rival cities, New York and Los Angeles have come to symbolize the ultimate American binary opposition: cold clouds versus warm sun, brutal honesty versus a polished veneer of insincerity, walking versus driving, East Coast versus West Coast. In spite of this false dichotomy, and perhaps because of it, Sunset & St. Marks presents an offering of the youngest and brightest talents of both scenes presented together, including:

Hillary Amborn, Edwardo Benedeto, Colin Burns, Lincoln Capla, Keith Coleman, Deedee Cheriel, Bratner Deatley, Daniel Edwards, John Adam Fahey, Eric Foss, Jason Douglas Griffin, David Hochbaum, Ara Jo, David Kesting, Young Kim, Travis Lindquist, Brian Leo, Clint Peterson, Jonny Fenix, Jeff Sheehan, GoldMine ShitHouse, David Stupokis, David Turley, Kevin Willis, Chet Zar, and Antony Zito

Sunset & St Marks will, in truly diplomatic fashion, be presented in both cities during back to back engagements. Opening at Capla Kesting Fine Art on July 14th and running until August 7th and will have a Los Angles exhibition following at Gallery 1269 November 4th.

Founded in October of 2003 by artists David Kesting and Lincoln Capla, Capla Kesting Fine Art has become synonymous with the exposure of underground artists. Created primarily as a venue to expose their work, and that of their talented group of friends CKFA has developed a reputation for their off the beaten path approach to advancing the public’s knowledge of premier talents that demand our attention.

“We’re not here making a statement. We’re just showing art we think deserves to be shown. The goal and whole idea of the place is to help bring artists that we respect and enjoy to the attention of the public.” - Lincoln Capla & David Kesting