Asher Hartman

Asher Hartman and Haruko Tanaka are Krystal Krunch, two artists who see and respond to energy in the body, the psyche, personal objects, and architectural spaces.

Biography

Asher Hartman lives and works in Los Angeles. He graduated in theater at UCLA and in studio art at CalArts. Recent exhibitions include "Annie Okay" at The Hammer Museum/Machine Project, A.I.R., Los Angeles, "Bad Thing" at Sea and Space Explorations, Los Angeles, "Qualia" at Human Resources, Los Angeles (curated by Dawn Kasper)," Dream-In" at the The Hammer Museum with artSpa & Machine Project, Los Angeles, "Open Performance Festival," Beijing, China, "Sea and Space in Koh-i-noor, " Copenhagen, Denmark, "The Images Festival," Toronto, contribution to Charles Long's film collective Curious Notch at the Whitney Biennial 2008, New York, as well as exhibitions and curatorial projects at Track 16, LACE, Monte Vista Projects, and Highways Performance Space. Recent film festivals include "MIX/NYC," "Migrating Forms," New York, "Sydney Underground Film Festival," Sydney, Australia and "The London Underground Film Festival". Upcoming exhibitions include "So Funny It Hurts," LACE, curated by Brian Getnick and a residency with Machine Project at Spaces, Cleveland, Ohio.