Henri Lamy, figurative drip paintings Henri Lamy is a french figurative painter, born December 1985 10th. Being used to paint, thanks to his father, when he was a kid, Henri admires Pollock drip painting technique (that consists in dripping paint from the palette knife he uses, straight to the canvas, or even throwing it). Seduced […]
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Riccardo Rossati, figurative painter Paris & Singapore Born in Rome, from artist family, Riccardo started very young with oil painting. After classic high school he attended Fine Arts academy. He worked for several years in Tunisia and in France. He deepened his knowledge of painting with stages in Odd Nerdrum studio in Norway. His works
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Andrew Salgado in London Andrew Salgado The Misanthrope 10 October – 17 November Andrew Salgado exhibits large-scale, gestural figurative paintings that verge into bold abstraction with The Misanthrope, opening 10 October from 6-9pm at Beers.Lambert Contemporary 1 Baldwin Street London, EC1V 9NU Gallery open Tuesday to Saturday, 11-6pm Salgado’s work has been featured in METRO,
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Chuck Miller, nudes & cows Ok, I grew up and still live in Texas. I have an extremely hard time showing my nudes in small town Texas. All I ever hear is that… “I think your work is beautifully, but you know this is … And we don’t want to offend anyone, so no you
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Piotr Antonow, colorful life paintings Most of the painting or drawing I do is in studio environment from life model(s). I rarely get to do more than 7 sittings, but I would love to do like 20. I normally start with a very large brush (2″ wide flat) and I build the structure and the
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Lorraine Calaora, portraits on sheep farm How do you begin? It starts with looking. Regardless of what I’m doing or where I am. Being aware of what is going on, observing the world around me. Noting shapes, colors, light and shade, structure. Things that attract my visual attention. I keep a notebook with me usually
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Excellent long article in Guardian UK by Rachel Cooke “Jenny Saville: ‘I want to be a painter of modern life, and modern bodies’ Jenny Saville’s nudes are firmly in the vein of Lucian Freud, yet only now is she having her first major British solo show. I have a low-level dread of artists’ studios, which
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Andrew Salgado captures the masculine My practice explores the correlation between the concept of masculinity and the properties of the medium; generally based in paint, at times my practice also incorporates video, text, sculpture, performance, and paper-based work. The objective of this pursuit is to challenge a perspective of identity through heightened, purposefully self-aware representation,
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