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Claudia Ross

Los Angeles
As seen in: ArtReview, Frieze, Hyperallergic, VICE, Los Angeles Review of Books, Artforum, Flaunt, The Baffler, BOMB Magazine, 3AM Magazine, Ocula Ltd, The Creative Independent, Haute Living San Francisco, New York Review of Architecture
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Wings Over Wine Country

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By Claudia Ross
| Haute Living San Francisco
Why JSX Is Redefining the California Luxury Escape There is a certain kind of traveler who understands the journey is not something to be endured but rather the first sip of the experience itself. I am that traveler, not as someone passing through Wine Country but as someone who lives here and welcomes visitors. The vineyards beyond my ranch are not a destination. They are home, Ross Ranch.
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In “Discipline,” Larissa Pham Explores Predatory Art-World Mentorship

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By Claudia Ross
| Hyperallergic
Book Review — 4 min read Cover of Discipline: A Novel by Larissa Pham (Random House, 2026) “People are always writing from their own lives,” says Christina, the protagonist of Larissa Pham’s debut novel, Discipline. “You can’t ever change what’s already happened to you, but when you write about it, you can reframe it. Take control of it, maybe.” This casual self-awareness from both the character and the author will be familiar to most autofiction fans. They might even be tired of it by now.
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Claudia Ross on Marina Stern at Bel Ami and CW Modernism Review

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By Claudia Ross
| Artforum
Marina Stern, Bull and Bear, 1967, pencil and acrylic on paper, 25 × 22 1⁄4”. Heterodox painters such as Marina Stern (1928–2017) often leave long trails of ill-fitting labels in their wake.
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