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WINSTON TAYLOR RECORDS	STRAWBERRY PROFILE  |  LUCY BULL
	INTERVIEW BY CAIT P. MCDONOUGH
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL
SHIPPING CHARGES APPLY	Lucy Bull is an artist and curator living and working in Los Angeles, California. I was first drawn to her
	work for its welcoming beauty. Her use of texture and her varying brushwork effortlessly contribute to a
STORE	lavish collection of transfixing paintings. She has published a book of her works, Plume, with One Star
CONTACT	Press. Bull’s work has been featured in galleries such as Andrew Edlin Gallery in New York City and also
	with Mother Culture.
	Most recently Bull has begun curating her own series titled, From the Desk of Lucy Bull. The desk-top
	exhibition space challenges the traditional gallery’s purpose, bringing viewers, work and artists into one
	home in a communal experiment. Her most recent exhibition, featuring artist Aleksander Hardashnakov,
	opened October 21st.
	In our early morning phone call, Lucy and I discussed her technique, process and how The Desk came to
	be. We also commiserated about instagram culture and our love/hate relationship with a stuffy, yet hopeful
	art scene. Lucy’s raw spirit and candidness made for easy conversation and laughs. She is genuine and
	tender in her appreciation for other artists and respecting work and space. After the interview, have a listen
	to Lucy’s gorgeous mix featuring A.C. Marias, Brian Eno and more.
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	Actress - Jardin
	A.C. Marias - Time Was
	African Head Charge - Stone Chant
	Snakefinger - The Model
	Brian Eno - Dead Finks Don’t Talk