Craig Krull opened Turner/Krull Gallery on Melrose Avenue in 1991, focusing on the exceptional, yet underrepresented Los Angeles photography community, including Anthony Hernandez, Robbert Flick, John Divola, JoAnn Callis, Edmund Teske and Julius Shulman. In 1994, the re-named Craig Krull Gallery, became a founding member of the newly established Bergamot Station Art Center in Santa Monica, joining legendary LA gallerists Rosamund Felsen, Patricia Faure, Burnett Miller and others. The gallery was no longer exclusively photo-based, but maintained its dedication to LA artists, exhibiting the quintessential California Light and Space artist Peter Alexander, the renowned portrait artist Don Bachardy, the photographer/painter/actor Dennis Hopper, the powerfully raw, savage and often confrontational work of Llyn Foulkes, and the witty assemblages of Alexis Smith. Craig Krull Gallery will continue to provide a thoughtfully curated, educational platform for the art of our time, in the culturally diverse community of Southern California, one of the leading and exponentially expanding art scenes in the world.