THOMAS SOLOMON
EDUCATION
Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York
BA, Art History and Special Education
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2011-Present Thomas Solomon Art Advising, Inc., Los Angeles
2009-2012 Thomas Solomon Gallery at Cottage Home, Los Angeles
2008-2015 Professional Art Appraising, Los Angeles
2006-2015 Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles
2006-2007 Thomas Solomon Gallery at Rental Gallery, Los Angeles
2006-2007 Solo Projects, Owner, Los Angeles
1999-2000 Norton Family Office, Curator, Museums Donations Program, Santa Monica
1988-1996 Thomas Solomon’s Garage, Founder and Director, Los Angeles
1987 Fahey/Klein Gallery, Director, Los Angeles
1985-1986 Piezo Electric Gallery, Director, Venice
1982-1985 White Columns, Director and Curator, New York
1981-1982 Assistant Director, White Columns, New York
SELECTED CURATED EXHIBITIONS
2019 “A Selection of Artworks from the Collection of Holly Solomon,” Marlborough Gallery, London
“Robert Barry: Paintings and Works on Paper from the 1960’s,” Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Beverly Hills
“Kim MacConnel: Please Disturb,” Felix at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Los Angeles
2015 “Robert Barry,” Bethlehem Baptist Church Installation, Los Angeles
2013 “Nam June Paik,” Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles
2011 “Alexis Smith: Works from the 1970’s,” Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles
“Portrait: Seven Artists,” John Baldessari, Robert Barry, Joseph Kosuth, Ed Ruscha, Douglas Huebler, Lawrence Weiner and William Wegman,
Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles
“Analia Saban: Gray Scale,” Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles
2010 “Jennifer Bolande: Mathematics of Myths of Yesterday and Today,” Thomas Solomon Gallery and Cottage Home, Los Angeles
2010 “Dennis Oppenheim: Early Works,” Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles
2008 “LA25,” Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles
2007 “LA25,” Skadden and Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP, Los Angeles
2004 “Subway Series: The New York Mets and Our National Pastime,” Queens Museum of Art, Queens, New York
2004 “Subway Series: The New York Yankees and the American Dream,” Bronx Museum of Art, Bronx, New York
2002 “Beyond Boundaries: Bay Area Conceptual Art of the Nineteen Seventies,” Pasadena Museum of California Art, Pasadena
2001 “Andy Warhol: Empire,” Solo Projects, Avalon Hotel, Los Angeles
1999 “Film Harmonic” The Work of Yoshotaka Amano, Hollywood Landmark Building, Concert performance by The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
with Esa-Pekka Salonen, Conducting, David Newman, Music, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles
1998 “Pop Mart” Works by Lichtenstein, Warhol and Harring in Collaboration with U2’s International Tour
“Pat Hearn Benefit Exhibition,” Pat Hearn Gallery, New York
“Yoshitaka Amano Retrospective,” Uenonomori Museum of Art, Tokyo
1991 “Lollapalooza Art Exhibition,” Lollapalooza Music Tour, Phoenix, San Diego and Los Angeles
1986 “Breaking Through the Looking Glass: East,” Holly Solomon Gallery, New York
“Breaking Through the Looking Glass: West,” Fahey/ Klein Gallery, Los Angeles
1986 “Brave New World, A New Generation” Charlottenberg Museum, Copenhagen and Lund Kunsthalle, Lund, Sweden
1988 “H2O Show: A More Christmas Exhibition” Paul Mazursky’s Swimming Pool, Beverly Hills
1987 “Roof Top” A Christmas Exhibition, rooftop sculpture installation, Los Angeles
1985 “Group Show” A Christmas Exhibition, Los Altos Apartments, Los Angeles
EXHIBITION CATALOGUES
2011 Christie’s, New York, Peter Norton Collection
2008 “LA25,” Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles
2004 “Subway Series: The New York Mets and Our National Pastime,” Queens Museum of Art, Queens, New York
“Subway Series: The New York Yankees and the American Dream,” Bronx Museum of Art, Bronx, New York
1986 “Brave New World, A New Generation,” Charlottenberg Museum, Copenhagen, Lund Kunsthalle, Lund, Sweden
PROJECTS
2011 Peter Norton Collection, Planning and implementing of artwork sales at Christie’s auction resulting in $26.8 million in sales.
2009 Peter Norton and Eileen Norton, Director of Museum Donations Program, Executed the donation of over 1200 artworks around the world to
32 Art Museums, notable for being one of the largest gifts of contemporary art by a private donor.
2007 Skadden and Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP, Los Angeles, Acquisitions Advisor and Project Manager for “LA25.”