#peinture conteporain

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#repost @un_loup Lou Benesch (Paris, France, 1989-). I am a fan of the bestiary-inspired artist, designer, and illustrator, who frequently includes representation of hybrid canines and felines. First image: a cloudy greyhound, watercolor on paper. Second image: Le Chat botté,/puss in Boots, Acte 1, "le testament/the will", acrylic ink on paper, 2020. Third image: The Tatzelworm (alpine folkloric cat-snake creature), gouache, watercolor, and colored pencils on paper. Thanks to @siddharthavshah for the tip.

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Credit: Louis Fratino (Brooklyn, New York City, USA, b. Annapolis, Maryland, USA, 1993-). I am curious to learn more about feline representations in this artist's work. Thanks to @sikkemajenkins via @lesliejaneroberts for the tip.

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#repost @elliot_snowman Elliot Snowman (London, United Kingdom). I am a fan of the work of this painter and textile designer, whose work appears to feature feline (and other stylized animal) subjects quite regularly.

elliotsnowman.com

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#repost @monikachlebek Monika Chlebek (Kraków, Poland, 1986-). I recently learned about the plentiful canine representation in these paintings (oil on canvas). Thanks to @le_peixe for the tip.

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#repost @panchopepe2000 (Argentina). I am interested in this artist's inclusion of canine representation in this postapocalyptic scene.

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#repost @sophybarber Sophie Barber (United Kingdom, 1996-). I am interested in the animal representation that is included in this group of works.

First image: Megan Thee Stallion with her Puppies (2021). Oil on canvas, 8 x 10.75 inches. Second image: Travis Scott Holding a Corgi, 2021, oil on canvas, 20.2 x 30.5 x 8.5 cm. Images courtesy of the artist, @alisonjacquesgallery Alison Jacques Gallery, London, and @chrissharpla Chris Sharp Gallery, Los Angeles. Works exhibited as part of "Kim and Kanye Kiss Without Tongues" at Chris Sharp gallery, 2021. Thanks to @contemporaryartreview.la for the tip.

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#repost @xevi.sola Xevi Solà Serra (Spain, 1969-). I am a fan of this artist's inclusion of cats and dogs in his often unsettling figurative work.

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#repost @francois.bard François Bard (France, 1959-). I recently learned of these examples of canine representation in this painter's figurative work. First image is Port Royal. Second image is L'ami. Third image is Oscar, 160x160, 2020.

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#repost @tsherinsherpa Ang Tsherin Sherpa (California, USA, b. Kathmandu, Nepal, 1968-). I recently learned of this painting of a tiger by this painter, who derives inspiration from the negotiation between tradition and modernity in Himalayan diasporic culture (in this case, traditional carpet weaving motifs and a collaboration with a tiger preservation refuge). Thanks to @siddharthavshah for the tip.

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#repost @deborahbrownart @deborahbrownfineart Deborah Brown (Brooklyn, New York, USA, 1955-). I am interested in the canine representation in this painter's work. First image is Meserole, 2021, Oil on Masonite, 61 x 46 cm (24 x 18 in). Second image is Grattan, 2021, Oil on canvas, 122 x 122 cm (48 x 48 in.). All images © the artist.

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#repost @daisysheff Daisy May Sheff (California, USA, 1996-). First image: Keroneous Brabronius, 2021, oil on canvas, 24 × 30 in. Exhibited as part of Sheff's exhibition, A Mountain Girl with Skyblue Teeth, at White Columns @white_columns, New York City, 2021. Second image is Cat Face, Oil on canvas, 2021. Third image is The Crux of the Biscuit, Oil, paper, on canvas, 24 x 18 inches, 2021. Fourth image is Kangaroolity, Oil on canvas, 30 x 30 inches, 2021. Latter three images are from the Kangaroolity exhibition at @southwillard South Willard in Los Angeles, California, USA. Thanks to @lesliejaneroberts for the tip.

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#repost @alyssaklauerart Alyssa Klauer (New York City). "The Artist Consumed by Envy", 2021, acrylic and oil on canvas, 18 x 14". Exhibited as part of Klauer's "Dare Me" exhibit curated by @mariarosevogel at @olympiartz Olympia in New York.

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#repost @carola__miles Carola Miles (based in Tampa, Florida, USA, b. Argentina, later Chile).

First image: "The Bleeders” diptych, 2020, Oil on canvas, 14 x 24 inches (two 11 x 14 inch canvases). Exhibited in 2021 National Members Exhibition, “Fractal Nature" at @airgallery (Brooklyn, New York, USA). Per description of curator @spring_broken Patricia M. Hernández, Miles' paintings draw from a sort of neo-Romantic complex of emotion, fear, and anxiety, with special influence of Goya. Second image: "Face Eater", oil on canvas, 2020, as exhibited in 2020 at @tempusprojects (Tampa, Florida, USA).

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#repost @arcmanoro Arcmanoro Niles (New York City, USA, b. Washington, DC, USA, 1989-). Lunch Isn't Free (I Don't Want to Live Alone), 2018, oil and acrylic on canvas, 44x64 inches.

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#repost @estebanog_art Esteban Ocampo Giraldo (New York City, b. Manizales, Colombia, 1987-). Retrato Familiar, Oil on canvas, 63x75 inch. The dogs have a place of honor in this family portrait.

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#repost @joseluislopezgalvan José Luis Lopez Galvan (Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, 1985-).  Gato holandes con 2 diablos [Dutch cat with two devils], 50cm x 50cm, oil on canvas, 2020.  I am fan of this artist, whose work often includes @wowxwow_art via @el_autentico_nino_jesus for the tip. 

https://www.joseluisgalvan.com/