His sprawling, attractively disheveled abstract work shows strong feelings for the nonobjective style, in which random patterns and complex densities of paint build up to a surface of intricacy and abandon. Born in Boston, Crull has lived in New York for many years, and has mastered the passionate style of the New York School. Working both in color and black and white, his dense, complicated paintings create a random patterning that describes deeply painterly textures which closely set with abstract effects...