Richard Kraft grew up in London and lives in Los Angeles. His work has been exhibited in galleries such as Charlie James, LA Louver, Rosamund Felsen, Greg Kucera and non-profit spaces including the Portland Art Museum, Bemis Center for Contemporary Art and the Photographic Resource Center among others. He has frequently used public spaces for installations with work appearing on the sides of buses and in library aisles, as well as for performances such as Oxford Circus in London and along the full length of of Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles. In the summer of 2009, he conducted a series of performances at Speakers' Corner in London and at several rural sites in Scotland and Northern England. Most recently he has embarked on a series of walking performances (for anywhere from one to one hundred walkers) in Los Angeles. Siglio Press will publish an artist's monograph in 2013 and has already released five multiples (100 Soldiers for a Revolution, Untitled: Kapitan Kloss, Two Tube Portraits, R.S. A Library Portrait and Conturbatio: A Selection). Another is scheduled for 2012.