John Mandel is an American visual artist and one of the firstphotorealists to emerge inNew York. His figurativeoil andacrylic paintings, oftenmonochromatic, were a departure from ordinary subject depiction. His works involved movement in compressed space. Mandel's work was exhibited at Max Hutchinson Gallery inSoHo and in the first biennial exhibition at theWhitney Museum; his work has also been shown in the Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art,Santa Monica Museum of Art, and in the Max Hutchinson, Sidney Janis, Modernism, Thomas/Llewellen, and Krygier/Landau Contemporary Art.

Mandel has been a faculty member at his alma mater,Pratt Institute;Otis Art Institute;Art Center College of Design; and now teaches atCalifornia Institute of the Arts.

• Canaday, John (April 28, 1973)."In Mandel's Art, Superb Control".The New York Times. p. 27. Retrieved4 January 2010.
• Canaday, John (November 20, 1971)."Art: The Figure as Defined by Mandel; Nudes in Sharp Focus and Colorless Space Mastery of Technical Discipline Is Shown".The New York Times. p. 27. Retrieved4 January 2010.

• John Mandel at CalArts

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