Nicola Verlato
One of those genius who paint mostly ultra-modern subjects in the most Classical way…
Nicola Verlato is an Italian painter based in NYC
Painting: The Deep Religiosity of Capitalism
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Archive for the 'Painting' Category
John Collier
“I think it is never worth while to work from models who are positively ugly. It is a dangerous thing to the artist to get used to ugliness in any form”
John Collier (1850-1934), British writer and painter
Painting: Lady Godiva (~1898)
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Joe Ledbetter
He makes paintings, t-shirts, toys… with his funny characters, full of all kinds of emotions.
We even found a video with them… good good good!!!
website: www.joeledbetter.com
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Yoko d’Holbachie
Visit the fabulous popsurrealist d’Holbachie’s cosmos!
“I have to help those formless images struggling to gain form. It is a pleasure, and at the same time, it is a pain. They try to come out every day, giving me no choice but to become a painter.”
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Bolek Budzyn
Bolek Budzyn is an artist of excellence from Lille, France, painting on wood panels in the style of the masters of the pure Flemish tradition.
Like Hieronymus Bosch, Bolek Budzyn uses to paint scenes of Apocalypse with fantastic creatures for which his imagination has no limit, and sometimes also very elegant works like this portrait of a woman: The Italian.
His (unfortunately) limited works are featured by the Galerie Schemes, in France (See Lille-art.com for informations)
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Naoto Hattori
Japanese painter from NYC. He never paints with computers: “Art is all about taking risks, follow your intuition and most of all getting your hands dirty with paint.”
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Caelum Gallery
Featuring Eric Bourdon
in New York (Chelsea)
Established in Soho in 1996, Caelum moved to the new art district of Chelsea just 2 years later. Caelum offers a fine selection of young & talented artists from around the world and Japan.
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Reception: Tuesday, July 31, 2008 6:00-8:00pm
508-526 W.26th St. Suite 315
New York, NY 10001
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Anne de Renzis
Monday, July 21st, 2008
Audrey Kawasaki
Sensual paintings on wood panels, by Audrey Kawasaki,
artist from Los Angeles (again!)
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Eric Bourdon
Young artist from Lille, France (Galerie Schemes)
Creating totally new characters while playing with lines and chaos
(via lille-art)
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Mark Ryden
Each of his paintings is a dream, full of historical, political, cultural references. What is not classical at all is the structure of his works, as you can see.
Mark Ryden is an American painter from Los Angeles. Visit his website at www.markryden.com
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