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JOHN CASADO
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John Casado: Artist Statement
John Casado's creative talents are immeasurable. John Casado's career includes every aspect of the
commercial communication world. He worked as an art director, a designer and his company, John
Casado, Inc. did noted trademark and image design for Espirit, New Line Cinema and Macintosh. When
he changed careers to become a photographer, his commercial clients included Hartmann Luggage, KMS
Research Hair, Neutrogena Skin products. His commercial photographs have appeared in many
international publications.
His fine art photography focus largely on figurative nudes. He presented us with women who were not
sexual icons but explored the mood and texture of their erotic form. Now he has turned his focus to large,
abstract photographs. These works depict the same kind of mystery.
His first fine art photography exhibit was in l994 at the Xibit Gallery in Los Angeles. He has exhibited
widely at many notable West coast galleries and his photographs can be found in the permanent collection
of the New Orleans Museum of Art. He attended the University of California at Los Angeles and took his
B.A. from the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, in 1964.
John Casado: C.V.
Bachelor of Arts, Art Center College of Design, Pasadena 1966
Studied at University of California, Los Angeles
Lives and works in San Francisco
Selected Solo Exhibitions
City Picture Frame Gallery, San Francisco, Summer 2003
City Picture Frame Gallery, San Francisco, Summer 2002 Xibit Gallery, Los Angeles, Spring 1990
Selected Group Exhibitions
Five Senses Projects, San Rafael, CA, Spring 2010
I. Wolk Gallery, St. Helena, CA, 2004
The Shapiro Gallery, San Francisco, Fall 2003
The Benham Gallery, Seattle, Fall 2003
Louis Stern Gallery, Los Angeles, Spring 1995
The Stephen Wirtz Gallery, 1984 (painting show)
Museum Collections
The New Orleans Museum of Art
Selected Publications and Reviews
La Fotograpia Actual, No. 104, Spain August/September 2004
Black + White Magazine, No. 59, Australia, February 2002
The San Francisco Chronicle, Jesse Hamlin, May 25, 2002
Male Nudes Now, New Visions for the 21st Century, David Leddick / Universe Press
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