Wikipedia:Requested articles/Arts and entertainment/Visual arts

• David Emitt Adams - American visual artist and photographer, uses wetplate collodion to create photo-sculptures; on the Collodion process page as a contemporary practitioner; ; ; ; ;

• Habiballah of Sava (Iranian, active ca. 1590–1610)
• Adriaen Haelwegh (1637 - circa 1696. He was an engraver. His work is in numerous collections, including the National Gallery of Art in DC the Art Institute of Chicago and the National Portrait Gallery in London.)
• Giovanni (Janos) Hajnal (János Hajnal) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Hungarian; living in Italy since 1948; author of stained glass and mosaics; has works in the Vatican, as well as numerous churches in Italy and abroad; it:János Hajnal
• Barbara Hall (artist) (req. 2013-04-09) - painter, cartoonist, pastel artist; co-founder of Quarry Hill Creative Center, Rochester, Vermont; ex-wife of Irving Fiske (1908–1990); contemporary of de Kooning and Pollock, living in New York City's West Village at the same time; but a figurative artist rather than an Abstract Expressionist; featured in The Great Women Cartoonists by Trina Robbins (Workman, 2008)
• Gordon Hall (artist) (req. 2024-02-11) - sculptor, performer, writer, and Assistant Professor at Vassar College; Founder and co-director of Center for Experimental Lectures, New York, NY; Covered widely in arts press including Artforum (https://www.artforum.com/columns/gordon-hall-discusses-the-number-of-inches-between-them-at-the-list-center-239083/), Art in America (https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/features/thing-theory-sculpture-roundtable-1234639481/, https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/features/among-things-63594/),(Interior Design Magazine (https://interiordesign.net/designwire/10-questions-with-gordon-hall/), Mousse Magazine (https://www.moussemagazine.it/magazine/gordon-hall-lucy-cotter-pica-2019/), and The Brooklyn Rail (https://brooklynrail.org/2016/02/artseen/gordon-hall-and-per-se-and).
• Felice Hapetzeder (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Swedish artist; ; ; ; ; founding member, ak28 gallery and art project ()
• Cristóbal Hara (born 1946) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Spanish photojournalist and documentary photographer; photographer for El País; various exhibitions; several books published by Steidl
• Jason Hargrove (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Kentucky artist; , see Jason Hargrove Transit Center
• KK (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Kentucky artist;
• Torfi Harðarson (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Icelandic artist; notable for paintings of the Icelandic Horse;
• Ann and Jim Harithas (Ann and Jim Harithas are art museum professionals, artists, patrons and authors in Houston and Victoria, Texas); Ann Harithas was born in Houston, Texas. She received her BA at University of Texas, in Austin, and MFA at Rice University, in Houston. "Collage has been part of my life as long as I can remember.";https://www.orangeshow.org/, https://www.fivepointsmuseum.com/, http://www.houstonarthistory.com/a-houston-timeline-19721985/, http://artsandculturetx.com/it-happened-in-texas-antoni-miralda-the-kilgore-rangerettes-and-flying-bread-at-the-camh/, https://www.papercitymag.com/arts/major-museum-shakeup-real-story-of-dallas-museum-art-director-maxwell-anderson-resignaiton/,http://www.houstonarthistory.com/new-page/, https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/shows/houston-matters/2018/09/13/303878/a-look-back-at-a-vibrant-moment-in-houstons-art-scene/, https://hyperallergic.com/519833/tracing-the-rise-of-houstons-art-community/, https://www.houstonpress.com/arts/ann-harithas-makes-art-out-of-her-memory-loss-and-recovery-6377987, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Schnabel; (Kachinas-Paone, by Ann O'Connor Williams Robinson, The Encino Press, Austin, 1976)
• Adam Hayley (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Manchester, England-based portrait painter; ;
• Tedd Hazard (real name Ted Miller (artist) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - comic book artist; ; illustrator of upcoming series Chester the Crafty Pervert written by Kevin Pickett;
• Maggie Hazen (Visual artist working in sculpture, new media and performance who is the founder and director of the Juvenile Justice Digital Arts Project. She has been a resident at Pioneer Works, The Bronx Museum, The Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art at the European Graduate School, Vermont Studio Center, The Shanghai Institute of Visual Art and De:Formal. She has has taught at New York University, The Stevens Institute of Technology, and is currently on the faculty at Bard College in Studio Arts. She holds a BFA in sculpture from Biola University and an MFA in sculpture from Rhode Island School of Design. She has had exhibitions at Pulse Miami Beach as part of Pulse Play; The Museum of Tolerance; Microscope Gallery; The Granoff Center, Brown University; Performance Works Northwest; CICA Museum; Holland Projects; Icebox Projects; and The Boston Young Contemporaries and was on the cover of the 2018 issue of CICA Museum, Digital Body: New Media Art.)

(https://pioneerworks.org/residency/maggie-hazen/, https://www.bard.edu/faculty/details/?id=4006, https://eh.bard.edu/maggie-hazen/, https://www.madeinmindmagazine.com/maggie-hazen/, https://www.deformal.com/artists/maggie-hazen, https://www.digitalamerica.org/hulk-maggie-hazen/, https://remotereviews.net/, http://m.bronxmuseum.org/aim/aim-fellowship, https://microscopegallery.com/yes-maggie-hazen-georgie-roxby-smith-brent-watanabe/, http://now.biola.edu/news/article/2012/apr/26/alumna-creates-art-piece-los-angeles-riots-anniver/, https://www.night-moth.com/, https://coolhunting.com/culture/pulse-art-fair-play-videos-2018/, https://www.hollandreno.org/event/cowboys-soldiers-goddesses-reception/, https://iceboxprojectspace.com/2019/03/13/20-92-video-festival/, https://jj-dap.com/, https://cicamuseum.com/publication-digital-body-new-media-art-2018/, https://www.nbclosangeles.com/local/a-transformative-memory-of-the-la-riots/1951599/, https://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/risd-return-constructivism-/3433.)

• Alex Heim (req. pre-2012-03-20) - artist; apparently living in London; has at least one item on display in the Aberdeen Art Gallery
• Yurek Heller (req. pre-2012-03-20) - illustrator; has worked on many fantasy novels; unveiled as the illustrator who is to work on The Spook's Bestiary, a bestiary written by Joseph Delaney for the fantasy series The Wardstone Chronicles
• Leila Heller https://www.leilahellergallery.com/about
• Hend Trish Australian (Born 1940) Artist mainly in oils...art sold through Auction houses around the world.........GOOGLE Trish Hend Paintings.
• Kara Hendershot (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Saint Paul-based artist; ;
• Danny Hennesy (req. pre-2012-03-20) - perhaps English?; mainly painter; also known from the micronation Homeland, where he is supposed to be king, queen and emperor; known mostly at the bohemian quarters of Möllevången in Malmö, Sweden; [surf.to/homeland]; ;
• Ernst Heyn (1841–1894) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - botanical printmaker; born Austria?; worked in Germany

• Mark Highton-Ridley (req. pre-2012-03-20) - BBC-featured fine-art photographer from Devon; ; ;
• Curt "Curre" Hilfon (req. pre-2012-03-20) - mainly painter; mostly known from "konstrundan" in skåne; lives in Maglehem, Sweden
• J.D. Hillberry (req. pre-2015-08-09) - pencil and charcoal drawings; ;
• Kagemaru Himeno (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Ronald Himler (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Albino Hinojosa (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Philip Hipwell (req. pre-2012-03-20) - American painter; lives in Italy
• Hitoe Otake (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• David Hochbaum (req. pre-2012-03-20) - American contemporary surrealist; based in New York City;
• Heinrich Hoerie (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Dadaist
• Yubi David Hoffmann (req. pre-2012-03-20) - photographer
• Bill Hofmann (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Jeff Hoke (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Joey Holder - British Multimedia Artist
• Deanne Hollinger (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Riley Holloway (Artist) (born 1989) (rileyholloway.com)
• Arthur Homeshaw (1933–2011) (req. pre-2015-08-09) - linocut artist; lived, worked and taught in Cornwall, England
• Karl Hopkins (req. pre-2012-03-20) - 21st-century British artist
• Phill Hopkins (born 1961) (req. pre-2015-08-09) - sculptor and maker of drawings; based in Leeds Yorkshire; studied at Goldsmiths College London 1982-1985; represented in major collections;
• Michael Horen (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Edward Hornel (req. pre-2012-03-20) - painter
• Gene Hortan (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Paul Horton (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Jin Yin Hua (req. pre-2012-03-20) - hair painter;
• Stella Im Hultberg (req. pre-2012-03-20) - fine (lowbrow) artist
• Maria Innocenta Hummel (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Humunculas (req. pre-2012-03-20)
• Ashley Hunt (artist) (born 1970) (req. 08-24-20- contemporary visual artist and writer, author of the Corrections Documentary Project and other works on mass incarceration, collaborator on "9 Scripts from a Nation at War" in collection of Museum of Modern Art, and collaborator on "The School for the Movement of the Technicolor People," Faculty and former director of CalArts' Photo and Media program since 2008 - North American
• Edgar Hunt (artist) (1876-1953) (req. pre-2015-08-09) - British
• Adam Hurley (req. pre-2012-03-20) - English
• Hygienic Dress League Corporation (Dorota and Steve Coy)

• Jérémie Iordanoff - french abstract painter (born 1983) (http://www.artprice.com/artist/437013/jeremie-iordanoff)
• Jaroslav "Jerry" Gebr - Hollywood portrait artist/ illustrator (born 1926) paintings notably for Colombo, The Sting, Star Trek (http://www.gebrart.com/Home_Page.html)
• Indian Space An school of art in the '40's, with Abstract Art as an antecedent school, or movement.
• Ishikawa Toraji (1875-1964) - Japanese painter and printmaker;
• Dmitri Ismailovich (1892-1976) - Russian painter, lived in the Ukraine and Rio de Janeiro in his later life. Most famous work is portrait of Clarice Lispector([fotos.estadao.com.br/galerias/cultura,clarice-lispector-por-dimitri-ismailovitch-imagem-faz-parte-do-livro-clarice-fotobiografia,12774,313464]) [www.ufrgs.br/acervoartes/artistas/i/ismailovitch-dimitri]
• Carling Jackson (req. pre-2023-09-15) - Canadian sports artist, realism, painter, known for painting athletes.; ; ; ;
• Richard Jolley - American glass sculptor ; ; ;
• Pussandra Jones (born 1969, Compton, California) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - contemporary artist
• Timothy Emlyn Jones (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Welsh contemporary artist; worked with Joseph Beuys
• Riccardi Jules (born 1976) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - painter and sculptor
• Yeondoo Jung, born 1969, a.k.a. Jung Yeondoo, Korean photographer, one of the six artists in the major Seattle Art Museum exhibit Paradox of Place; de:Yeondoo Jung, es:Yeondoo Jung

• George Frederick Kocar (American Painter and Illustrator, born September 28, 1948. Painted hundreds of satirical and humorous paintings; contributed to countless public works, including the nine-foot-tall Stratocaster replicas displayed outside the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame; published illustrator; greeting card illustrator; Artist Archives of the Wester Reserve AAWR.; became an internet sensation when a local news featured his kindness to animals in a story and the video went viral in 2023.) (
• Matt Kane (artist) - American born painter and generative artist. A leader in the Crypto art movement. (;;;;;;;; ;;;)
• Kei (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - vocaloid artist; ja:KEI
• Elizabeth Keith (artist) (1887–1956) (req. pre-2012-03-20) - British; painted and made wood prints of people and scenes in East Asia; ko:엘리자베스 키스; ;
• Andrew Kepple (req. pre-2012-03-20) - New Zealander animator; ; ; ;

• Đặng Quý Khoa ^[1]
• Kristi Kohut – American artist.
• Gabriel Kondratiuk (req. pre-2012-03-20) - Argentine artist; de:Gabriel Kondratiuk; es:Gabriel Kondratiuk; cy:Gabriel Kondratiuk
• Karl Krogstad (req. pre-2015-08-09) - painter and filmmaker; from Seattle, Washington.

• Benjamin Lacombe (see fr de) (req. pre-2015-08-10) - Illustrator.

• Erik Langker (1898-1982) - Australian landscape artist.

• Marina Linares [de] German artist, painter, writer, and scholar.
• Ana Lupas (artist) - Ana Lupas - artist born in Cluj, Romania in 1940

• Enrique Marty - Spanish painter, sculptor, and animator

• Rithika Merchant - Indian artist, painter and collage artist. Merchant has collaborated with Chloé, a French fashion house on multiple collections for which she was awarded the Vogue India Young Achiever of the Year Award at its Women of the Year Awards 2018. She was also named one of Vogue Magazine's Vogue World 100 Creative Voices.;
• Monaux (professional name of Karl Kwasny) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - illustrator

• Pádraic E. Moore (req. pre-2015-08-10) - curator, writer, art historian;

• Nakamura Yūsuke (cartoonist) [ja] (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Japanese illustrator cartoonist; originally from Hyogo Prefecture, Takarazuka City.
• Nikola Stoyanov (visual artist) - Bulgarian research based artist

• Barry Oretsky (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Toronto-based photorealist painter; elected, Royal Canadian Academy of Art;
• Andrew Osta (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Ukrainian-Canadian artist; works in various media; also author, songwriter;

• Exey Panteleev (req. pre-2015-08-10) - Russian photographer and game developer; creator of Geekography; winner of Best of Russia 2011.

• Edmondo Quattrocchi (1889–1966) (req. pre-2012-03-21) He is mentioned in 4 articles.

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• Spotlight: Artist JuanCarlos rLora's Skyscapes Advocate for Environmental Preservation (JuanCarlos rLora, Contemporary Artist) (https://news.artnet.com/buyers-guide/spotlight-artist-juan-llorca-1974288)
• Artist JuanCarlos rLora on How Adopting a Cat Led to a Deeper Interest in Animal Rescue Missions (JuanCarlos rLora, Contemporary Artist) (https://news.artnet.com/partner-content/art-to-save-lives-juancarlos-rlora)
• Charles Sims Ra (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Joy Raab-Faber (born 1960) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American recycling artist
• Jiaur Rahman (req. pre-2012-03-21) - watercolor artist
• Nicolau Raurich i Petre (1871-1945) - Spanish artist - (An article exists at Spanish Wikipedia es:Nicolau Raurich i Petre)
• Don J. Rearden (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Shemoel Recalde (req. pre-2012-03-21) -
• Raquel Reed (req. pre-2012-03-21) - model and fashion designer in NYC; set to appear in new Cazwell music video
• Suzanne E. Reed (born March 29, 1979) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - sculptor; Pacific Northwest, United States; folklorist; contemporary artist
• Verner Reed (1923–2006) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - photographer
• Johanna Rehn (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Swedish contemporary artist; ;
• Hagen Renaker (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Joe Reno (req. pre-2015-08-11) - painter, visual artist and actor; from Seattle, Washington;
• Julia Reodica (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American bio-art, art/science research
• Alexis Rero (req. pre-2015-08-11) - visual artist
• Johan Reydon – Dutch painter from Texel island
• RezaRj (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Persian music composer
• Madjid Rhanavardkar (req. pre-2012-03-21) - painter
• Jeremy Riltse (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• John Rios (req. pre-2012-03-21) - visual artist
• Sixto Febus Rivera (1918–2010) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - painter;

• Patricia Gail Roberts (American Western bronze sculpture artist) - b circa 1935 California; Married to Monty Roberts, famed author and horse trainer*
• Robography (Robert L. Meyers) (born August 2, 1984) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - contemporary photojournalist and fine art photographer in Los Angeles specializing in street art and the human form, and high art fashion;
• Marc Rodriguez (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - ; not the actor
• Cindy Pease Roe (Contemporary American sculptor and painter) ( )
• Pantoja Rojão - Portuguese painter and visual artist
• Mike Rosenthal (photographer) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - fashion photographer;
• Brett Rothschild (req. pre-2012-03-21) - British artist;
• Jose Royo (req. pre-2015-08-11) - painter;
• Gaetano Russo (born 1852) - sculptor;

• Nick Savides (req. pre-2026-02-07) – contemporary New York realist artist; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
• Timothy P Schmalz (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Canadian sculptor; large bronze public monuments; Christian sculptor;
• Julius Schmid (artist) (1854–1935) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - painter; produced one of the most popular artworks featuring Schubert (Schubertiade); not the Julius Schmid linked in Schubertiade;
• John Scianna (req. pre-2012-03-21) -

• Ansen Seale (req. pre-2012-03-21) - photographer, inventor; from San Antonio, Texas
• John Seed (writer) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - art writer and journalist;
• Cody Seekins (req. pre-2016-07-26) - surrealist, psychedelic artist; exhibits world wide with Society for Art of Imagination in Europe, Mexico, and the United States; exhibits alongside artists including Robert Venosa, Martina Hoffman, Peter Gric, Android Jones; exhibits in venues in Japan and Los Angeles, alongside artists including Chet Zar, Yoko d'Holbachie, Nathan Cartwright; featured in periodicals, including Schön!_Magazine Issue 23 (two-page article), A cappella Zoo (cover art for Issue 8 and Issue 15), The Encyclopedia of Fernal Affairs (art inclusion); has a BA in Studio Art from Wichita State University, and an MFA from the Academy of Art University; codyseekins.com; ;
• Don Seiler (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Miami-based sculptor and painter
• Cai Selander (born 1930, Malmö, Sweden) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - surrealistic painter
• Isadore Seltzer (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Matt Sesow (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Constantin Severin (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Romanian visual artist and writer; represented by Bodtker Yuniku Agency
• Albert Sgambati (req. pre-2012-03-21) - New York City native; tattooist, fine art and abstract; multiple media; affiliated with Ink Monkey Tattoo in Venice, California;
• Kaaren Shandroff (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• George Shanidze (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Mary Bruce Sharon (req. pre-2015-10-11) - American painter; primitive art; Kansas City, Missouri; 1878; ; ;
• Shawn Shea (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Kent Sheely (req. pre-2015-08-11) - digital artist; uses video games as an inspiration and medium; most famously, he replaces guns in film stills with Nintendo Zapper light guns;
• Lynnette Shelley (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American; artist; vocalist with the progressive rock group The Red Masque;
• Don Shepherd (artist) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - American glass artist; worked for the Blenko glass company; has had several exhibits; ;
• Joseph Sherly Sheppard (born 1930) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - painter and sculptor; from Baltimore, Maryland; known for paintings of Blaze Starr, the sport of boxing, and portraits and sculptors of prominent Vatican figures, including the current and several former Popes; schooled at the Maryland Institute College of Art; supported and galleried by the University of Maryland, University College; ;
• Glenwood Sherry (req. pre-2012-03-21) - host of Fresh Paint, a show about painting
• Jayant P. Shidhaye (req. pre-2012-03-21) -Indian artist; discovers art from rejected solor chips;
• Arthir Shilstone (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Stanislav Shpanin (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Laxman Shrestha (req. pre-2012-03-21)

• Nick Sidjakov (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Anita Sidler (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Alonso Sierralta (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Minneapolis-based sculptor and professor at Concordia University;
• Marc Sijan (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Henri Silberman (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Simón Silva (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Hispanic artist and illustrator; probably still alive and active since he made a painting in 2006;
• Fritz Simak (born Austria 1955) (req. pre-2026-02-07) - photographer and collector; in collection of Albertina; created exhibtion in Leopold Museum
• Dejan Simic (req. pre-2012-03-21) - painter
• Alette Simmons-Jiménez (req. 2020-09-04) (born 1952 in United States) – internationally exhibited, multi-disciplinary, visual artist; began career in the Dominican Republic in the late 1970s; recognized as the first person to ever exhibit video-installation art in that country. In 1992 (at the height of her practice there), awarded the 1st Prize for Video Art at the XVIII Bienal de Artes Visuales, an entity rarely naming awards to foreign residents; award resulted in her recognition as a pioneer in video art and gender discourses in the Dominican Republic; ; ; based in Miami, Florida; listed among the creatives that helped forge the South Florida art community through her expanded art projects as founder and director of Artformz Alternative , and for revitalizing the Florida Chapter of ArtTabe.org as Chapter Chair and as an elected member of the New York BOD; received diplomas of recognition from local county commissioners and the Mayor of the City of Miami; ; work held in the permanent collections of the Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile, Alabama; 21c Museum, Louisville, Kentucky; the Jaffe Center for Book Arts at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida; Museo de Arte Moderno, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Museo de las Casas Reales, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; The United States Embassy, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; The Dominican-American Cultural Institute, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.For numerous published articles: For the full curriculum vitae: Academic colleagues referencing the artist [Miller][Lockward][Hart][Damian]
• Charles Simonds (sculptor) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American artist; makes small cities
• Bud Simpson (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Divya Singaravelu (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Indian VJ, model and business woman
• Rein Singfield (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist
• SixthLeafClover (req. pre-2012-03-21) - 2D concept artist, illustrator and sculptor; has won several art awards and recognitions, including from Blizzard Entertainment, Scholastic and ImagineFX Magazine;
• Chuck Slack (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Charles B. Slackman (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Torsten Slama (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Ben Smallman (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Maria Smirlis (born 1966 Melbourne Australia) (req. pre-2026-03ź07) - Australian independent artist/impressionist; resides Northern New South Wales
• SMN (artist) (req. pre-2026-02-07)
• Kurt Snibbe (req. pre-2012-03-21) - cartoonist for the Orange County Register
• Pavel Petrovich Sokolov-Skalia (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Ursula Sokolowska (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Polish photographer
• Morten E. Solberg (req. pre-2012-03-21) -
• Larry Sons (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Om Soorya (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Indian contemporary artist
• Yuri Sorokin (req. pre-2012-03-21) - az:Yuri Sorokin; whose works IMDb erroneously attributes to Yuri (Yurievich) Sorkin
• Jason Sorrell (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Damien Sorrentino (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Gabriel Sorzano (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Cuban painter
• Edward Soyka (req. pre-2012-03-21)

• Federico Spadoni (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Los Angeles-based visual artist;
• Mark Spain (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• James Spanfeller (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• SPECIAL ED C.A. (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist from Richmond, Virginia
• John Speirs (req. pre-2014-04-19) - illustrator
• Lorenzo Sperlonga (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Cynthia Spiriti (req. pre-2012-03-21) - 21st-century bronze sculptor
• Max Spivak (req. pre 2026-02-07) - 21st-century American mosaic artist and painter
• Anna Sponer (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Canadian painter;
• Nelly Spoor (req. pre-2026-02-07) - Dutch illustrator, Wikipedia articledata
• Daniel Sprick (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Ramya Sriram (req. pre-2026-02-07) – cartoonist and creator of the stick-figure webcomic "The Tap"; ; ; ; ;
• Gary Staab (req. pre-2012-03-21) - sculptor, natural history
• Marie Louise Stahl (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American painter
• Hodge Stansson (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• John S. Stapleton (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Wendy Stavrianos (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Terry Steadhan (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Gregory Steel (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American conceptual artist
• Gerda Steiner and Jorg Lenzlinger (Gerda Steiner; Jorg Lenzlinger) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Swiss contemporary artists
• Frank Steo (born 1968) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - American artist
• Lisabeth Sterling (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Bob Stevlik (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Arvis Stewart (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Monica Stewart (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Shannon Stirnwels (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Nancy Taylor Stonington (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Alaskan painter;
• Victoria Stothard (born September 15, 1979) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - British artist; experimental textural canvasses; reclusive
• David Straange (born 28 December 1992) (req. pre 2026-02-07) – American painter; based in Brooklyn, NY; neo-Minimalism, neo-minimalist
• Robin Street-Morris (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Igal Stulbach (req. pre-2026-02-07) – visual artist based in Israel;
• Harry Stump (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Dutch-born artist; lived in the mid-coast Maine area for many years; sculptor, psychic and member of the Dutch Resistance
• R. Styles (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist?
• Ramilito Subang (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Filipino painter
• Marlene Baron Summers (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Gloria Moreno Sutliff (Ecuadorian/USA artist) (Born: November 19, 1928 Died: June 6, 2009) - known for porcelain works of art, which took this traditional media to new heights by combining elements into multilevel sculptural wall art; paintings on permanent display at the National Museum of Modern Art in Quito, Ecuador; exhibitions included the World Bank Gallery and the main gallery of the Organization of American States. She was a founding member of the National Museum for Women in the Arts in Washington, DC; has collaborated with other artists, including Eduardo Kingman and Guyasamin
• Vladimir Svoboda (req. pre-2012-03-21) – ; ;
• Mark Swank (req. pre-2012-03-21)
• Darren Sylvester (req. pre-2012-03-21)

• T-plux (req. pre-2020-06-13) - Singer and Songwriter
• Gorgeous Takarada (req. pre-2012-03-22) - manga artist and author
• Ora Tamir (req. pre-2012-03-22) - painter
• Leo Tanguma (req. pre-2012-03-22) - muralist;
• Tapio Tapiovaara (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Ritty Tacsum (born 1990) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Maltese visual artist; has exhibited at the MOCA Taipei
• Frankin Taylor (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• TeamLump (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Will Teather (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Timothy Telfer (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Arzu Özkal Telhan (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Gordon Terry (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - New York-based painter
• Indu Thampi (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Claude Theberge (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Canadian artist
• Bec Thomas (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Pacific Northwest fine-art photographer
• Edward Thomas (designer) (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Steve Thoms (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Virgil Thrasher - Lucid Lines Series 1974 (req. pre-2012-03-22) - painter
• Ulla Thynell (req. pre-2015-08-11) - Finnish illustrator
• Alan Tiegreen (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Adam Tierney (req. pre-2012-03-22) American artist, animator, designer and director.
• Byron Tik (req. pre-2012-03-22) - oil painter;
• Sian Tiksom (req. pre-2012-03-22) - multi-genre painter
• Muarry Tinkelman (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Castanza Titus (born 1975) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - American painter
• Christopher Tod (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Los Angeles-based artist; limited edition clothing; featured on MTV Australia, HBO's Entourage and in Nylon magazine
• Ben Tolman (req. pre-2012-03-22) -
• Sallie Toussaint (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Gennaro Trainell (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Gérard Trignac (born 1955) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - French artist; background in architecture
• Joseph S. Trovato - American painter (1912-1985)^[2][3]
• Edward Trumbull-Smith (req. pre-2012-03-22) - painter, designer and muralist
• Tom Truss (req. pre-2012-03-22) - teacher and choreographer of dance; working for Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
• Janaina Tschape (req. pre-2013-12-05) - teacher, painter, photographer, sculpture, international multi-media artist
• Miriam Turner (req. pre-2012-03-22)

• Aran Uri - American Contemporary artist.; ; ; ; ; ; ;
• Renaat Veris (Belgian Figurative Painter) (https://www.renaatveris.com/#about-renaat-veris, http://www.risunoc.com/2016/12/beskonechnyy-poisk-suti-renaat-veris.html, )
• Paolo Uliana (req. pre-2012-03-22) - kinetic sculpturist
• Timm Ulrichs (req. pre-2015-08-11) - German artist; de:Timm Ulrichs; nl:Timm Ulrichs
• Susanne Valla (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Lilian Valladares (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Brazilian-born fine artist; based in Basel, Switzerland
• Theodore Van Cina (req. pre-2015-08-11) - New Deal artist; from the Netherlands
• Chantell Van Erbe (req. pre-2012-03-22) - American painter
• Lacey Van Slyke (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Anand Vanjape (req. pre-2012-03-22) - graphic artist
• Ola Vasiljeva (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Gunhild Vatn (req. pre-2025-03-12) - ceramic artist
• William Verdult (req. pre-2015-08-11) - retired painter; listed under 'List of Dutch Painters' but apparently nowhere else; I thought I remembered a Wiki about him a few years back but found nothing; very established artist, surprised no wiki since his art is in museums, major collections and has many very famous collectors (half of Hollywood from what I found elsewhere online)
• Georgiy Semenovich Vereisky (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• J.J. Veronis (req. pre-2012-03-22) - sculptor
• JoAnn Verburg (born 1950) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - American photographer; co-founder, Rephotographic Survey Project; created Polaroid Corp Visiting Artist Program; visual artist; public artist; solo exhibition MoMA
• Olaug Vethal (1946–2007) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - metaphysical visual artist
• Alain Viesca (req. pre-2012-03-22) - computer-generated artist and painter; notable for his Fairies and Alcohol series; fantastic fantasy artist; ; ;
• James Vigeant (req. pre-2012-03-22) - award-winning balloon artist
• Not Vital (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Kelly Vivanco (req. pre-2015-08-11) - American painter; creator of the online comic Patches
• George Vlosich (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Etch A Sketch artist
• Christian Vogt (Fotograf) [de] (Swiss; 1946) - photographic artist; Moderna Museet, Museum Ludwig, Getty Foundation
• Maciek Von Ato (rep. pre-2016-03-22) - Polish-born American painter and sculptor
• Michelle Von Flotow (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Julius Sergius von Klever (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Russian artist
• Heinrich Von Zugel (1850–1941) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - painter
• Kitty Von-Sometime (req. pre-2015-08-11) - visual artist; creator, The Weird Girls Project; ; ;

• Waxhead art (Canadian street artist) (https://cargocollective.com/Waxheadart/BIO)
• Raymond Waites - American furniture and wallpaper designer ^[4][5]
• Johannes Raphael Wehle (1848, Radeburg/Sachsen – 1936, Helfenberg bei Dresden) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - German painter; de:Johannes Raphael Wehle
• Nils Westergard (Belgian/American Street Artist) (https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nils_Westergard)
• Arnie Weimer (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Alaskan fine artist;
• Marietta Williams (illustrator) (née Marietta Eiken) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - illustrator and caricaturist;
• Evelyn Perlman Wilson (sculptor and wife of artist Ben Wilson) ; ;
• Frank Wing Cartoonist and art instructor of Charles M. Schulz at Art Instruction Schools

• Jason Wolfe (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-22) -
• Shawn Wolfe (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• WOLF189 (req. pre-2015-08-11) - photographer, experimental filmmaker, artist; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
• Ronald Wolin (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Steven Wolkoff (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• John Wollaston (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Peter Wonsowski (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Peter Woof (req. pre-2012-03-22) - ;
• Mike Worley (req. pre-2012-03-22) - modern caricaturist; freelancing comic-book illustrator; has worked for DC Comics, Marvel Comics and Archie Comics;
• Jimmy Wormser (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Tintin Wulia (req. pre-2012-03-22) - works shown at 2005 Istanbul Biennial; 2005 Yokohama Triennial () with Ong Keng Sen's Flying Circus Project; 2005 International Film Festival Rotterdam; 2004 New York Underground Film Festival; collected by Van Abbemuseum;
• B. Wurtz - American Artist and singer ; ; ; ;; ; ;

• Dena Yago (born 1988) ()
• Gen Yamaguchi (1896–1976) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Japanese printmaker; First Thursday Society member; sosaku hanga artist
• Kaoru Yamaguchi (山口薫) August 13, 1907, Takasaki-Shi, Gumma – May 19, 1968) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Japanese surrealist painter
• Carrie Yamaoka - artist
• Agnes Yarnell (mid-20th century) (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Chiyoji Yazaki (1872–1947) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - Japanese painter in Western style
• Phil Yeh (req. pre-2012-03-22) - cartoonist
• Volodymyr Yezhov (Ukrainian game Designer, August 1 1984 - december 2 2022) most known for his work on the game series S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
• Eero Yli-Vakkuri (born 1983) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - former student of Jaan Toomik
• Vladimir Yoffe (New Deal artist/sculptor) ; ; ; ;
• Ann Liv Young (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Jason Youngbluth (req. pre-2012-03-22) - comic artist;
• Azra Yudum Pehlivan (born in Masaya Kawata) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Yokohoma architecture; featured in First Architecture (July 3, 2004)
• Sookyung Yee, born 1963, a.k.a. Yee Sookyung, Korean sculptor, one of the six artists in the major Seattle Art Museum exhibit Paradox of Place
• Lawrence Paul Yuxwelupton (mid-20th century) (req. pre-2012-09-04)
• Michaela Colette Zacchilli (20th century) (req. pre-2012-03-22)
• Mickey Zacchilli (born 1983) (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Ron Zalme (born 1954) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - cartoonist and illustrator for children's books, magazines, merchandising, and advertising; assistant production manager, Marvel Comics (1978–1985)
• Carlos Zanon (1889–1972) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - Italian painter; reviewed in The New Yorker (2 May 1925); collected Asian art;
• Milton H. Zeis (req. pre-2012-03-22) - tattoo artist
• Ivo Zini (died 2008-01-05) - sculptor (e.g., Lincoln statue at Gettysburg museum)^[6][7]
• Anna Zinkovsky (born 1972) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - fantasy painter
• Donald Zolan (1937–2009) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - children's painter
• Vania Zouravliov (late 20th century) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Russian illustrator; living and working in the United Kingdom
• Sam Zumian (Samvel Hambardzumyan) (born 1953) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - painter, sculptor
• Edgar Zúñiga (born 1950) (req. pre-2012-03-22) - Latin-American contemporary sculptor
• Bruno Zupan (born 1939) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - impressionist painter; awarded life membership, Society of French Artists (1976)
• Masaka Zutnahe (req. pre-2012-03-22)

• 221A Artist Run Centre (req. pre-2015-08-11) - visual art and design collective; operates gallery and other public programming;
• Alpha Monster (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Arsenic Lullabies (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• ART 2030 - a non-profit organization connecting art with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, otherwise known as the Global Goals. The organization is supported by Frances Morris (Director of Tate Modern), Hans Ulrich Obrist (Artistic Director, Serpentine Galleries), Olafur Eliasson (Artist), Yoko Ono (Artist), Richard Curtis (Founder of Project Everyone) and David Nabarro (Special Adviser to Secretary-General António Guterres on the 2030 Agenda) among others. ART 2030 projects include collaborations with Ai Weiwei, Cai Guo-Qiang, Shanghai Project and Kunsthal Charlottenborg. ART 2030 was founded by Luise Faurschou (Founder and Director of Faurschou Art Resources).
• (art)ⁿ - Chicago-based art collective founded in 1982, creator of PHSColograms;
• Atlas Group Archive (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Backworld (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• BO130-visual maintenance (req. pre-2015-08-11) -
• Breakin' Hundred (req. pre-2012-03-19)
• Brick Monster (req. pre-2012-03-19)
• Carnovsky (req. pre-2015-08-11) - art and design duo; formed by Silvia Quintanilla and Francesco Rugi; based in Milan; creators of the RGB project that works on the interaction between additive colors (RGB color changing lights) and subtractive colors (printed CMYK or hand dyed fibers); ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; winner, Wallpaper Magazine Design Awards 2011 for Best Wallpaper
• ecoartspacewww.ecoartspace.org,, ,
• Guild of Natural Science Illustrators (GNSI) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - scientific illustrator society;
• Hidden Village Online (req. pre-2015-08-11) - [hvonline.co.nr]; Orion games, Ninja-based
• Institute of Contemporary Art, Moscow - feels like it should be notable but not much coverage in non-Russian sources, it collaborates with the likes of Goldsmiths in London. Website here. There also appears to be other Institute of Contemporary Arts around the world like Sofia.
• Inbred Hybrid Collective (req. pre-2015-08-11) - a multi-media and performance artist; first performance artist invited to perform at New York's Armory Show, 2009
• Library as Incubator Project
• Liquid Cat (req. pre-2015-08-11) - an art collective; ;
• List of Renaissance artists (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Manichaus (req. pre-2015-08-11) - a South Texas art show and collective
• Metronart (req. pre-2015-08-11) - a new concept Greek electronic art team;
• Nirox Foundation (req. pre-2015-08-11) - an international artists' residency programme; South African artist accommodation programme; sculpture park; related function facilities;
• People's Art Guild - progressive artists' cooperative based in the Bronx, NY 1915-1918, founded by John Weischel;
• Racer Trash - Artist collective from 2020-2021 that re-edited feature films in exquisite corpse style. Those among the 50+ contributors included Adam Wingard Jeff Baena Jonah Ray Freddy Wong. Numerous media mentions such as The Verge Entertainment Weekly NC Arts Journal Tilt Mag on Toronto Film Festival Brokenpencil Talkhouse

• Red Ferret Journal (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• R/SF projects (req. pre-2017-10-2) - contemporary art gallery in San Francisco, California; founded by Lauren Licata, Kaitlin Trataris, and Anička Vrána-Godwin; works with emerging artists and alternative programming;
• Southeast Chapter of the National Cartoonists Society - a professional organization of cartoonists and affiliated fields in the southeastern United States;
• Studio CGI (req. pre-2015-08-11) - a 3d animation studio; 3d architectural rendering; architectural rendering; 3d animations; 3d computer animation;
• The Aftermath Project, a non-profit organization committed to telling the other half of the story of conflict
• Unit/Pitt Projects (req. pre-2015-08-11) - a non-profit artist-run centre, gallery, publisher, founded 1975 in Vancouver as Helen Pitt Gallery
• Toxic Titties (req. pre-2016-07-26) - a Los Angeles-based queer feminist art collective; founded by Heather Cassils, Julia Steinmetz, and Clover Leary
• The Vectors - an artist group of painters and sculptors that exhibited in New York City in the 1950s-60s, majority of whom were women. Members include (some have wiki pages): Jerome Burstyn (1909-1994), Sophie [Sophia Miller] Corwin (1915-1999), Sidney Delevante (1894-1984), Theodore Fuchs (1911-1999), Helen Gerardia (1903-1988), Mary Heisig (1913-1966), Anne [Graile] Helioff [Hirschberg] (1910-2001), Robert Laden (1931-2019), Irving Lehman (1900-1983), Frances Manacher (1914-2013), Libbie Mark (1905-1972), Sylvia Rutkoff (1919-2011), Julius Shaier (1910-2000), Mary Shaier (1905-1977), Rhoda Sklar [Platt] (1914-2004), Ida Somkin (1906-2000), Miriam Sommerburg (1900-1980), Ethel Stein (1917-2018), John Stoehrer (1910-1999), Ben Wilson (1913-2001), Evelyn O. [Perlman] Wilson (1915-2006), Vladimir Yoffe (1911-1997), Abe Yurberg (1912-2013) ^[8]; ^[9]; ^[10]; ^[11]; ^[12]; ^[13]; ^[14]; ^[15]; ^[16]; ^[17]
• OH! Open House Non-profit arts organisation in Singapore founded in 2009 that tells the alternative stories of Singapore through site-specific art programmes (^{[18] [19] [20] [21] [22]})
• Yes We Cannibal - a project space for experimental art; founded by Mat Keel, and Liz Lessner

• Juvenalius (req. pre-2012-01-02) – model at Atlanta Stunnaz, gay porn star, LGBT advocate and YouTube content creator

• Jason innocent^{[23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]}

• Satan Inspiring the World by Bienvenido Bones Bañez - in Category of the "Mighty Paradise Lost Illustrator" according Dr Robert J. Wickenheiser on the Book of Robert J Wickenheiser and Terrance Lindall The John Milton Projects 2009-2015 by Terrance Lindall)) nominated or chosen piece for John Milton's Legacy of University of South Carolina Library of John Milton. -((( https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/tcl_news/17/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFraLFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHeXRbEewVVaQ13W574ingdfEyJXPVkDYapggYEIWh_v9QbMfXDruV36qDg_aem_gdD4pa0hVdCzo4fD2qMAVQ & https://wahcenter.wixsite.com/terrance-lindall/about-3?pgid=l1wiylmg-43495e7c-ada5-4b29-9c31-e77fc7f3a1e6&fbclid=IwY2xjawFreFpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHVu014FQ1MPNMF5_Ti6HoXBchIW34NhFZQL40YJ6ZG_LQVbB3TqbXP5wFw_aem_AE9QNiTstwL4DXQMd0r7Sg )).
• Blotter (painting) - by Peter Doig. Turner Prize nominated piece of artwork. ArtUK.
• Can't Help Myself - by Sun Yuan & Peng Yu
• Cell Phone Disco (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Informationlab; ; Ursula Lavrenčič and Auke Touwslager; ; ;
• The Feeding of Jupiter (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Nicholas Poussin
• Flaget Madonna (req. 2022-02-22) — Found artwork, possibly by Raphael. Owners own it under an LLC of the same name, was recently covered by a WSJ article and podcast.
• Flemish Tapestries (Malta) - by Judocus de Vos
• Girl with Flowers (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Joy Hester
• Hartwell Memorial Window - large stained glass window by Tiffany Studio on display at the Art Institute of Chicago; Smithsonian Magazine; Chicago Sun Times; Chicago Tribune; ; ;
• Impact of Art (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by David Wolk; ; "Stefan Duncan, Emerging Artist" (); original articles in Art Business News; these links are given here to add Stefan Duncan as an artist and also his art term "Squiggleism"
• Kohler's Pig (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Michael Sowa
• Le Jeune Martyre (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Paul Delaroche
• Le Petit Mathematicien (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Jean-Baptiste Greuze
• Les Demoiselles d'Alabama (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Robert Colescott
• Marilyn Monroe (painting) (1967) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Andy Warhol; 36"x36" (MoMA collection)
• Midsummer's Eve (painting) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Edward Robert Hughes (see Draft:Midsummer Eve (painting))
• Peggy Bacon Sketching from a Balcony (1920) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by William E. B. Starkweather
• Picture of Everything (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Howard Hallis; previous article deleted (2005)
• Regenerative Reliquary^{[33] [34] [35]}. ^{[36] [37] [38] [39] [40]} Contemporary artwork by Amy Karle. Notable for being in major exhibitions around the world including Ars Electronica AI: The Other I" in 2017^[41], The Beijing Media Arts Biennale in 2018^[42], and in "La Fabrique Du Vivant" at The Centre Pompidou, Paris in 2019^[43] and others^{[44] [45] [46]}. Also notable as it is Bioart and Hybrid art which is rarely exhibited in museums. Image at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Regenerative_Reliquary_by_Amy_Karle_2016_01.jpg
• The Reader (painting) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Claude Monet. (This request is probably meant to be for the Renoir painting "Claude Monet (the reader)".)
• Resistance (painting) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Marc Chagall; a lot has been written on this painting because it belongs to the series of Crucifixions through Jewish interpretations
• The Meeting of the Waters (fountain) 1940 by Carl Milles. Covered to some extent in the Aloe Plaza article, but should have its own article as it one of his most important works during his time in USA.
• Time Unveiling Truth (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Jean-François Detroy (1679–1752); ; this seems to be the painting that Berlusconi's campaign used in an air-brushed version
• Vendedora de alcatraces (en: Woman selling Calla Lilies ) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - by Diego Rivera
• Venus as Huntress Appears to Aeneas (req. pre-2012-03-19) - by Pietro da Cortona
• Saint John the Baptist Bearing Witness attributed to Michelangelo or Francesco Granacci's workshop; attribution is debated but sources harder to find
• Reading Le Figaro by Mary Cassatt

• 3D Anamorphic Street Art (req. pre-2015-08-11) - "world's biggest 3D painting" ()
• Between the Grasps of Memory (req. pre-2015-08-11) -
• Boreas and Oreithyia - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Bowl with two violet spots - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Cliff Rock – Appledore - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Coffee service - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Cong-shaped vase - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Cormators (req. pre-2015-08-11) - the artist is unknown; found in southern Germany
• Education for Painting. The French Academy and the "Prix D' Rome pour la Peinture." (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Egyptian Barnyard - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Eli Lilly Family Quilt - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• The Entombment of Atala (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Evening dress - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Block (req. 2016-07-26) - tombstone-like block of stone; located in front of the National Archives and Records Administration building in Washington, D.C.; needs at least a redirect to Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial#FDR's feelings about a memorial (the other FDR Memorial);
• Galinthias Outwits Eileithyia by Announcing the Birth of Heracles - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Grandville, un Autre Monde (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Guardian figure - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Helmet mask (Tatanua) - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Javelin Thrower (sculpture) - ancient Greek sculptures and alike. There are two ancient Greek. One is rather small in size, made out of bronze, thrower is naked and holds javelin in throwing position while his left hand is parallel to javelin. The other sculpture is much bigger, javelin is held in throwing position while left hand's index finger looks like it points at distance. Thrower has cloth around his hips. Other most notable ones are Speerwerferin by Wilhelm Tank, Female Javelin Thrower (1935) by Fayral, Javelin thrower (1990) by Niilo Rikula, art deco javelin thrower from 1921 by Karl Mobius and one from 1930 by Demetre Chiparus.
• LOVE painting - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Meintang Chicken Cup
• Mother (Mutter) - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• On Sung Chan (req. pre-2015-08-11) - Japanese Zen Buddhist painting
• Palace plaque depicting warrior - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• The Quintet of the Silent - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Rakuchu-Rakugai (ja:洛中洛外図) - One of the theme of the Japanese tradisional picture. It means bird's eye view in Kyoto.
• School of Norfolk (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Side chair - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Statue of a Young Satyr Wearing a Theater Mask of Silenos - A Roman sculpture from the 1st century CE on display at the Art Institute of Chicago. ; ;
• The Twelve Great Olympians (req. pre-2015-08-11)
• Untitled Landfield - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Untitled Irwin - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Woman's apron - at the Indianapolis Museum of Art

• Mark David Wolf - Collector and dealer of photographs ^[47]
• Lia Gangitano - founder of Participant Inc. Lower East Side NYC gallery
• Rhona Hoffman - Chicago-based contemporary art dealer
• Jeanne Vaccaro - curator and writer focussing on trans artists
• Richard H. Love - art dealer in Chicago, owner of owner of the R.H. Love Galleries raided by the FBI.^[48]
• Luba Kladienko-Ramirez - Founder of ArtToSaveLives Contemporary (This Artist and Dealer Are on a Mission Save Animals from the Streets. Now, a New Fort Lauderdale Gallery Show Will Fund Their Cause) (https://news.artnet.com/partner-content/juancarlos-rlora-art-to-save-lives-gallery)
• Luba Kladienko-Ramirez - Founder of ArtToSaveLives Contemporary (Meet Luba Kladienko-Ramirez | Art Dealer and Animal Rescuer) (https://shoutoutmiami.com/meet-luba-kladienko-ramirez-art-dealer-and-animal-rescuer/)
• Lauren Shadford - Executive Director, Voices in Contemporary Art (VoCA.) Advocate for the preservation and stewardship of contemporary art
• Pádraic E. Moore - curator, writer, art historian (https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/art-and-design/delving-into-the-arcane-the-legacy-of-%C3%A6-s-hidden-murals-1.1853925)
• Oluremi C. Onabanjo - The Peter Schub Curator in the Department of Photography at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

• Allen Gallery (Ceramics gallery in Alton, Hampshire, named after W. H. Allen)
• Alwin Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12)
• airing (drying) (ja:土用干し(stub))
• Sullivan + Strumpf) leading contemporary Australian Gallery
• Bay Area Now (BAN (art exhibition)) (req. pre-2015-08-12) - triennial exhibition at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, currently in its seventh iteration;
• Christopher Cutts Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12) - contemporary and modern art gallery; active since 1986; located in Toronto, Ontario
• Derosia (Contemporary art gallery based in New York. Formerly called Bodega from 2014–2021)
• Edward A. Dixon Gallery (A commercial art gallery specializing in the exhibition, education, appreciation and sale of Fine Art located in Dayton, OH.) (Info in this request provided by owner, Ed Dixon) (Dayton art gallery plans grand opening Pop Art Show with Beatles Cartoonist Ron Campbell Edward Dixon Gallery, Third Perk closed, hope to relocate in Dayton 'We're Doing it ALL Wrong:' Art exhibition opening next week aims to solve global problems CaFÉ Spotlight: Edward A. Dixon Gallery Downtown art exhibition celebrates Black History Month Longtime Downtown Dayton curator reopens gallery in new space Local Art Gallery Now Accepting Bitcoin A Breath of International Air In a Local Dayton Art Gallery Edward A. Dixon Art Gallery celebrates Black History Month with special exhibition OPEN BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: EDWARD A. DIXON GALLERY Edward A. Dixon Art Gallery)
• (F)empower - Miami-based art collective; see Virgil Abloh
• Gosport Gallery/The Gallery at Gosport Discovery Centre (Art gallery with temporary exhibitions in Gosport, Hampshire)
• Graphic Studio Dublin (Graphic Studio Gallery, Graphic Studio Dublin & Graphic Studio Gallery) (req. pre-2015-08-12) - established in 1960 to provide studios, promote printmaking and to exhibit and sell fine art prints;
• Heathcote Museum & Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12) - museum and gallery; located at Point Heathcote, Perth, Washington; specializing in contemporary art in Perth and the history of the Heathcote Mental Reception Home
• Helsinki Photography Biennial (req. pre-2015-08-12)
• Horace Richter Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12) - art gallery in Jaffa
• Host Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12) - founded in London in 2006 by Jon Levy; photography gallery specialising in documentary photography and photojournalism; sponsors workshops. As of 2018 it appears to be closed.
• Ingleby Gallery (req. pre-2012-03-20) - contemporary art gallery in Edinburgh, Scotland; represents artists including Callum Innes, Alison Watt, Ian Davenport, Peter Liversidge, Sean Scully, and the estate of Jon Schueler and Ian Hamilton Finlay
• Knapik Gallery (art gallery formerly at 1470 First Avenue, New York, NY 10021, exhibited Ben Wilson (American artist), Carl Plate, Bona De Pisis, Lucio Del Pezzo, Libbie Mark and others in the 1960s) ^[49]. ^[50]
• The Lapis Press (req. pre-2015-08-12) - artist residency program, publisher, editions house; ; third-party sources on the presslapiswiki talk page
• Masters of American Comics (req. pre-2015-08-12) - touring show (2005–2006); curated by Brian Walker and John Carlin; started in Los Angeles at MoCA and the Hammer Museum, went to NYC's Jewish Museum and Newark, NJ's Newark Museum, with a stop in the Milwaukee Art Museum, etc.; resultant book published by Yale University Press; show is cited on a few comics pages, but where I look, only the comic book portion at NYC's Jewish Museum is cited
• MF Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12) - ; underground pop art gallery; in NYC since 2003; also had a location in Genoa, Italy (2009–2014)
• Oliver Kamm Gallery - New York Gallery influential from 2002-2008, , First shows of Seona Hong Joe Ovelman , Richard Aldrich , [Richard Aldrich (artist)], Kamrooz Aram , Justin Lowe , Ubu Web [UbuWeb], [], Tom Meacham {{cite web|url=https://www.artforum.com/inprint/issue=200707&id=42141] Cheryl Donegan Amy Granat associated with Provisional Painting
• Pilar Corrias Gallery (req. pre-2016-07-26) - contemporary art gallery; located on Eastcastle Street in London; founded in 2008 by Pilar Corrias; ; ; represent artists including Koo Jeong A, Charles Avery (artist), Ulla von Brandenburg, Keren Cytter, Mary Reid Kelley, Leigh Ledare, Tala Madani, Elizabeth Neel, Ken Okiishi, Philippe Parreno, Mary Ramsden, Tobias Rehberger, Rachel Rose (artist), Julião Sarmento, Shahzia Sikander, John Skoog, Alice Theobald, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Tunga;
• Secret 7'' (req. pre-2015-08-12) - founded 2011; has since combined music and art for a good cause; over the first two exhibitions it raised over £60,000 for charities; ; ;
• Shane Campbell Gallery (Contemporary Art gallery in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood) (; )
• twocities Gallery (req. pre-2015-08-12) - contemporary 3-dimensional art in Shanghai, China;
• Up the Wall (req. pre-2015-08-12) - annual live and performance art event in Chester, England

• Galeri Baraz - Istanbul-based contemporary art gallery established in 1975
• Amez Yavuz Leading contemporary gallery founded in Singapore 2010, existing in Australia since 2019, formally know as Yavuz Gallery (2010-2023) Ocula Yavuz Gallery
• VAPA Center (The Visual and Performing Arts Center (VAPA), a non-profit organization, was created in 2021 by ten anchor arts organizations in Charlotte NC to create a much–needed space for artists to create, practice, exhibit, and perform their respective arts.) (About the VAPA Center VAPA celebrates 2 years in Charlotte Charlotte Center City Partners' Vision Awards highlight most notable leaders, projects)
• World Gallery of Cartoons in Skopje
• SKIP Gallery (A public art platform using modified skips to show site specific artworks) (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64615890)(https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2023/feb/27/design-news-could-you-live-in-a-skip-plus-collect-craft-fair-and-a-cool-walking-frame) (https://fadmagazine.com/tag/skip-gallery/) (https://www.zetteler.co.uk/clients/skip-gallery)(https://artplugged.co.uk/fandangoe-kid-skip-gallery-and-caukin-studio-launch-candy-coloured-ice-cream-kiosk/)(https://www.itsnicethat.com/news/gavin-turk-skip-gallery-transubstantiation-art-131017)

• Dan Boultwood (req. pre-2015-08-12) - artist who often collaborates with Tony Lee; work includes graphic novel adaptations of Anthony Horowitz short stories and G. P. Taylor's The Doppel Ganger Chronicles;
• Johnnie Christmas Graphic novelist, comic book writer and artist. Co-created the graphic novel series Angel Catbird with Margaret Atwood ; adapted William Gibson's Alien 3 screenplay into a graphic novel for Dark Horse Comics ; writer of Image Comics sci-fi series TARTARUS which made Nerdist Industries's Best Comics of 2020 ; writer of ComiXology original CREMA ; wrote and illustrated FIREBUG originally serialized in Island Magazine and later collected into a graphic novel for Image Comics which received a starred review in Publishers Weekly and earned him a nomination for the Joe Shuster Award for outstanding cartoonist ; co-created and illustrated Image Comics series SHELTERED ; illustrated Image Comics series PISCES ; released his first middle grade graphic novel, Swim Team, for HarperCollins imprint HarperAlley in 2022 which received the 2023 Coretta Scott King Award Illustrator Honor, was longlisted for the 2022 National Book Award for Young People's Literature, was nominated for the 2022 Harvey Award for Best Children's or Young Adult Book, was nominated for the 2023 Forest of Reading Silver Birch Award, received starred reviews from School Library Journal , Publishers Weekly , Booklist , and Kirkus Reviews , and was featured in The New York Times and CBC.ca ; two subsequent middle grade graphic novels are planned for publication in 2023/2024 with HarperAlley. .
• Nick Dragotta - American comic book artist. He has drawn numerous bestselling works including East of West and 2024's Absolute Batman. Absolute batman #1 was the bestselling comic book of 2024 [] []. His original art for the first issue of Absolute Batman sold for $70,000 [] []. His books including East of West have been on the The New York Times Best Seller list several times including in 2013 and 2014 [] []. East of West was listed as Digital Spy's top ten comics of 2013 []. His work has been profiled by USA Today and The Ringer [] []. He is a notable Image Comics comics creator []. He started a fund for aspiring comic creators to finance the creation of their own comics at Image Comics called Creators for Creators []. He has been nominated for the comic book industry's highest award, the Eisner Awards several times in the past and most recently in 2025 [] []. East of West was nominated for an Eisner in 2014 []. Absolute Batman has gotten multiple printings because it has sold out multiple times [].
• Denis-Pierre Filippi French comics writer, creator of 15+ series with large publishers like Dupuis, Humanoïdes and Glénat. A few exist in English translation. profile at Europe Comics profile at Simon & Schuster French Wikipedia
• Tom Fischbach (Creator of the webcomic Twokinds, also notable for being the older brother of Mark "Markiplier" Fischbach.)
• Mel Graff
• Shatia Hamlington (req. pre-2015-08-12) - ;
• Dan Hipp (Creator of several mainstream series, art director on Teen Titans Go! TV series) (http://www.comicvine.com/dan-hipp/4040-61133/)
• Jorge Jiménez (Artist) - Spanish comic book artist. He is a critically and internationally renowned comic book artist. He has drawn numerous DC Comics titles, including their flagship Batman title under three different writers' runs []. His art has been praised by Jim Lee himself as the next big artist of this generation He has met with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez recognizing his work in the comic book medium He has released an art book comprised of his DC art which has been covered by numerous entertainment news outlets . He is set to draw the flagship Batman comic book series, the comic book industry's top title, in 2025 once again .
• Adam McGovern (req. pre-2015-08-12) - comics writer, critic as well as being a music journalist and writer; ; ;
• Fred Meagher (req. pre-2015-08-12) - author and creator of Buffalo Bill comics; mentioned at Flash Gordon Strange Adventure Magazine
• Dan Mora - Costa Rican comic book artist. He is a critically acclaimed comic book artist. He has illustrated numerous comic series for DC Comics. As of 2025, he is drawing at least 3 ongoing books simultaneously for DC which is almost unheard of for an artist to be drawing multiple books on time . In 2025, he is drawing Skybound's flagship Transformers comic series

• Alberto Ponticelli (req. pre-2015-08-12) - it:Alberto Ponticelli; named as the artist on Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. with Jeff Lemire; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
• Robbi Rodriguez (req. pre-2015-09-18) - creator of Spider-Gwen Robbi Rodriguez at the Comic Book DB (archived from the original)
• Victor Shorn Tan (req. pre-2015-08-12) -
• Greg Tocchini (req. pre-2015-08-12) -

• Afri-Comics (A series of comics produced in South Africa featuring local superheroes and native folk tales) ()
• Art & Object - a widely read American fine art magazine started in 2017, interviews with famous artists and art historical essays.
• First Classics (req. pre-2015-08-12) - collaborated for Classics Illustrated and published some of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trade paperbacks

• Agent Deems
• Andre Cocteau
• Archibald Aardvark (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Atlanteans (DC Comics) (fictional species) ; ; Atlantis (DC Comics); Aquaman
• Aquamaria (redirect) from Milestone Media, member of the Blood Syndicate
• Taylor Barzelay from Hawkgirl and Galaxy: The Prettiest Star
• Beisa from Black Panther's comics
• Bill Junior (req. pre-2015-08-13) - Marvel Comics character; ;
• Cr'eee
• Jack Fury
• Iron Butterfly from Milestone Media, member of the Shadow Cabinet
• Janissary (comics) (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Jill Jerold [es]
• Kalum Lo
• Les Krostons or The Krostons (req. pre-2015-08-13) by Paul Deliège fr:Les Krostons; being made into a film ()
• Lightforce (comics) - source of Dagger's power, opposite to Darkforce
• List of fictional athletes (req. 2024-02-24), see, e.g., https://www.stadiumtalk.com/s/greatest-fictional-athletes-468442a250ca4f67, https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/27113040/the-official-ranking-greatest-fictional-athletes-movie-history, https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Fictitious_Athlete_Hall_of_Fame
• Mannite (comics) (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Marilyn Moonlight from DC Comics
• Mighty Man (Afri-Comics) (Black South African superhero dubbed "the Human Law Enforcing Dynamo" featuring in the South African Afri-Comics)
• Charlene McGowan from Marvel Comics
• Mordred (DC Comics) (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• N'Gassi
• Nellie the Nurse
• Perun (DC Comics) (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Pym Industries
• The Red Mullet (hillbilly superhero) ()
• Taserface (comics)
• Williams Innovations
• White Wolf (Marvel Comics)
• Yeti (DC Comics) (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Xanthe Zhou from DC Comics [Marilyn Moonlight]

• The Adventures of Bat-Kid (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Archangels: The Saga (req. pre-2015-08-13) - Eternal Studios
• Armor (Continuity Comics) (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Ashita e Kick-off (manga)
• Astro Boy (2003 manga)
• Badminton Girl (manga)
• Bambi (manga)
• BattleWorlds (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Football Hawk (manga)
• The Freedom Collective (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Go Boy 7 (req. pre-2015-08-13) - a comic book published by Dark Horse Comics
• Gone with a Blastwave (req. pre-2015-08-13) - by Kimmo Lemetti
• Graham Crackers Comics (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• GravyBoy (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Gremlin Troubles (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Heart of Hush (req. pre-2015-08-13) - it should not redirect to "Batman R.I.P." as they are different comic books
• Hellblazer: City of Demons (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Hellblazer Special: Lady Constantine (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Hellblazer Special: Papa Midnite (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Hound (graphic novel) - an Irish graphic novel by Paul J. Bolger and Barry Devlin
• Igaguri-kun (manga)
• It's a Fuzzlewump Life (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Johnny Hiro (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Lullaby: Wisdom Seeker (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• Mad Myths (req. pre-2015-08-13)
• The Rise and Fall of Harn McCormack, or, how an anal century came to find his fricassee (req. 2018-05-29)
• MaxBoost! (req. pre-2015-08-13) - had a monthly run in Import Tuner magazine
• Old City Blues (req. pre-2015-08-13) - Archaia 2011;
• Plastic Farm (req. pre-2015-08-13) - by Rafer Roberts
• Pepe Sánchez (comic)
• Pinocchio (manga)
• Pro Golfer Saru (manga)
• Shōjo Fight (manga)
• Son-Goku the Monkey (manga)
• Superman: President Lex - Although not a unified arc ("Superman: President Lex" is the name used in collected editions), it's a well-covered event with a huge impact on the DC brand.
• Tigers of Terra (req. pre-2015-08-13) - a series
• Wave!!: Surfing Yappe!!
• Where Monsters Dwell (req. 2015-11-10) - a Marvel title from the 1970s and a Secret Wars title from Garth Ennis
• X-Men (vol 3, comic book) (req. pre-2015-08-13) - by Victor Gischler and Paco Medina;
• The Foxy Mouse's Romance
• I Want to be a Wall
• Sins Of The Black Flamingo
• Swords of Sorrow
• The Least We Can Do
• Minor Threats
• Clean Room by Gail Simone
• A Thing Called Truth
• Gangster Ass Barista
• Dekoboko Sugar Days
• Manly Appetites: Minegishi Loves Otsu

• Art & Object - a widely read American fine art news website started in 2017, interviews with famous artists like Judy Chicago and Ai Weiwei
• ComicBookBin
• Slipshine - publisher of sex-positive adult comics for over ten years now; arguably the first successful pay site to focus entirely on original webcomics, and certainly the longest-running

• Tawfik Gebreel
• ((Bienvenido Bones Bañez Jr. Filipino American Visionary Painter, )) Thomas Cooper Society Newsletter - Winter 2013" by University Libraries--University of South Carolina https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/tcl_news/17/ Visionaries - QCC Art Gallery https://artgallery.qcc.cuny.edu/exhibits/visionaries/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFlwF1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHfaAtVsuyiWWv6ZdGzpZGzILA6T6wLfGQYIksPUVq-goVBs1At3aCtbOQQ_aem_JEEFQbTx8_rhkkaffYJbZA 🇺🇸Bienvenido Bones Banez Jr. | Artist | Artfacts https://artfacts.net/artist/bienvenido-bones-banez-jr/547969. 🇺🇸Internet Archive: Digital Library of Bienvenido Bones Bañez Jr. https://archive.org/search?query=bienvenido+bones+banez+jr
• Charles Levier - French cubist painter (https://www.mutualart.com/Artist/Charles-Levier/E04DD3A75B47C486)
• Alastair Adams portrait artist PPRP Internationally renowned portrait painter (https://www.alastairadams.co.uk)
• Mirette Bakir (Painter and graphic designer) (https://www.mirette-bakir.com/)
• Zen Vartan - Indian Based Contemporary painter -
• Johan Reydon – Dutch painter from Texel island, 17th century
• Anna Maria Giordano - Italy-based contemporary painter -

• Enrico East

• Portrait of Charles VII [fr]
• Portrait of John II the Good [fr]
• Chalking (Painting)
• The Big Paint - a collaborative painting project in Whanganui, New Zealand
• Christ on the Cross (Bartolomé Esteban Murillo painting) - a 1660 oil painting by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo; currently at the Timken Museum of Art in San Diego; ; and the book Timken Museum of Art, European Works of Art, American Paintings and Russian Icons in the Putnam Foundation Collection by Palladino, Wheelock Jr., Fischer, & Simpson
• cradled paintings - the grids of wood supporting panel paintings; the articles on panel painting and the transfer of panel paintings should mention cradled paintings, but there should also be a separate, more exhaustive Wikipedia page about cradled paintings

I don't know, but I suppose some paintings may have had them since the Renaissance. But what happened later on--especially in the 19th century?--was the panels were split. (But not perhaps to the extent, to the thinness, discussed in the "transfer of panel paintings" article when it mentions thin veneers of wood being pasted onto new panels.) The split panels--with 50%...75%?--of the wood removed were then attached in some fashion to the supporting "cradle", the grid I've described. I suppose the proponents of this outdated restoration technique liked the lighter weight of the resultant hacked-up panel, or thought it would be less likely to warp.

• Discussing the Divine Comedy with Dante - a 2006 oil painting of 103 famous people of the world by three Chinese/Taiwanese artists named as Dudu (artist), Li Tiezi, and Zhang An (artist)
• Freeism Painting, the painting style of Q. Wang -

Q. Wang developed his painting style -- freeism by using free colors, free shapes, and free strokes to do his art works. The result is a free atmosphere, and a space of imagination.

Not like others use their eyes to paint what they are seeing, or use their brain to paint what they are thinking, Q. Wang paint the feelings by heart. His paintings have no details, but have characters. Each of his painting is different with others.

Technically, Q. Wang broke all the existing rules of painting, especially he broke the bars between 2-Dimension and 3-Dimension paintings. His paintings are something between 2-Dimension and 3-Dimension or a combination.

Q. Wang's painting is revolutionary. Most people don't understand it. Just like peoples don't understand Monet and Van Gogh at the time.

Q. Wang has his own personal art gallery in Las Vegas, the most popular one.

• Frog Perspective - a painting perspective, as mentioned by Friedrich Nietzsche in Section II of Beyond Good and Evil, "For one may doubt, first, whether there are any opposites at all, and second, whether these popular valuations and opposite values on which the metaphysicians put their seal, are not perhaps merely foreground estimates, only provisional perspectives, perhaps even from some nook, perhaps from below, frog perspectives, as it were, to borrow an expression painters use?"
• gallery stretched - a specific method and finished product description used to mount canvas paintings, and potentially other painted media, to a frame for display; may be framed or unframed;
• Gnomus - from Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition
• Impressionist watercolor - watercolor styles of the Impressionist painting movement
• MLK Community Mural Project - Moving the Lives of Kids Community Mural Project (MLK Mural), is a US 501(c)3 charitable organization, that focuses on empowering youth through public art education. (sources can be found on our press page) (a draft of post can be provided to aid in completion)
• The Pack Saddle (or Le Bât) - a 1732 painting by Pierre Subleyras; based on the poem of the same title by Jean de La Fontaine;
• Pon and Zi - two characters drawn and painted by Azuzephre on the Internet; ; ; see draft of article: User:Danlev/sandbox/Azuzephre
• Rolfaroo - caricatures drawn by Rolf Harris in the style of kangaroos
• white Taklon
• gold Taklon
• tall painting - a three-dimensional poured painting technique; example at
• Kote-e(ja:こて絵 - a kind of stucco relief in Japan , as like fresco.
• Leda and the Swan (Boucher) - Leda and the Swan is an oil on canvas painting made in 1742 by the painter François Boucher, who presented it to the Paris Salon that year with great success. Hailed as a masterpiece, the artist later made a copy that was sent to Sweden in June of 1742, where it remains to this day. The original painting was thought to be lost until it was rediscovered and identified in the 1980s. Like many paintings of Leda and the Swan, it forgoes the implications of rape or seduction from the original myth, instead portraying Leda as a lavish woman with a servant while the swan approaches the two nude women from a riverbank at their feet, feigning fear upon seeing them. A more erotic version, also attributed to Boucher, was created in 1740 for a private collection. In it, Leda is depicted seducing the swan, an apparent reversal of the original story on which it is based, although it seemingly remains consensual in its sensuality, as the young woman is shown lying on a couch with her nightgown raised and her legs open, offering her shaved vulva to the lustful swan.

• A Tribute to the Source
• Face of 2000
• fantasy photography
• Filmcolor
• illustrative photography
• landscape photography glossary
• manhole cover photography
• marine photography
• PBase - a digital photo-sharing website
• Photogram Chemigrams Photography
• pictorial photography
• portrait & social documentary
• postcard photography
• Phlearn
• salon photography
• scientific photography
• Scooplive
• Sensitivity Priority (Pentax) - a new mode on the Pentax K10D model digital SLR camera, and how it works/is used
• serial photography
• shadowbox effect
• spectral motion - a word for the "ghostly" effect you get when you shoot with a long shutter speed
• split-second photography
• stage photography
• Stanhope viewer
• Star Stream Aviation LLC - aerial hotography
• theater photography
• Whiskerino
• Zenfolio - a photography portfolio website

• Low Poly Sculpture - a three-dimensional contemporary work of art created using a minimal number of polygonal surfaces, to form simplified, blocky, and angular forms, resulting in a distinctive minimalist and faceted aesthetic
• High Classical style - 5th-century Greek
• Quiet style or Late Classical Plain style - 5th-century Greek
• Renaissance Sculpture - boost from a redirect page
• Rich style - 5th-century Greek
• sculptor's clay
• unguent box - type of vessel
• Clews China - popular collectible English ceramic art that depicted patriotic American scenes in beautiful blue & white china. Ralph & James Clews (James was the father of noted financier Henry Clews) - in England, James tried to establish a factory in the US but found the clay of too low quality so returned to England (leaving his son, Henry, behind to begin his illustrious career). Articles on Clews china can be found in ceramics journals and in the Library of Congress' Chronicling America newspaper archive online.
• Bollinger Atelier - Modern Art Foundry that helps artists such as Tom Sachs and Tom Otterness with making their sculptures. Owner Tom Bollinger who worked for Pollich Talix and Shidona art Foundries.
• Curvy 3D Sketch based Sculpting Software
• Kote-e (ja:こて絵) - A kind of colored stucco relief in Japan.

• Dam de Nogales (Public sculptors Veronica and Edwin Dam de Nogales specialise in fusing the the classical with the contemporary. Early works can be found at the Hamilton waterfront and the university of Toronto or the prestigious Queens park in Toronto. Recent efforts have been directed to raising awareness about the impact of climate change in endangered species, with temporary pieces being placed on exhibition at the COP25 in madrid's Plaza Colon and at the IWT conference in London ) ()
• Karl Biedermann (sculptor) - German sculptor de:Karl Biedermann (Bildhauer)
• Sam Deal - Australian kinetic sculptor; ;
• Marino di Teana (1920–2012) - Italian-Argentine sculptor; ; es:Marino de Teana; fr:Francesco Marino Di Teana; it:Marino di Teana; pl:Marino di Teana
• Daniele Lovati - Italian Wood and Ivory sculptor who had a wood working shop located at 18, via Vivajo in Milan Milan, Italy between 1878 - 1890. He received a special mention when exhibiting at the 1878 International Exhibition in Paris.;
• Penelope Margaret Mackworth-Praed - Swiss-English sculptor and installation artist; living in Lugano; wife of composer Paul Glass; solo exhibition at the National Art Gallery (Bulgaria)
• Enrico Manfrini (born 1917) - sculptor to the Vatican during papacy of Pope John Paul II

• Jiří Netík (born 1953) - contemporary Czech sculptor, wood carver and tutor; revived tradition of wood carving in Central European medieval and barock manner; ;
• Kim Obrzut - first Native-American woman to work with bronze; important in Hopi culture; Sacher, Emily (January 2009). "Kim Obrzut". Cowboys & Indians. Volume 17. pp. 94–96.
• Benjamin Pierce (sculptor) - modern American sculptor; work has been displayed in over 40 public art exhibitions across 10 states; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
• Khalid Rahal - described as "famous Iraqi sculptor" () regarding reuse of his "magnificent fountain in front of Al Rashid Hotel" in Baghdad, Iraq.--71.183.238.134 (talk) 19:53, 29 April 2009 (UTC)
• Sally Resnik Rockriver (born 1970) - American; blown glass, ceramics, video; "It is not clear if Ms. Rockriver is the next Dale Chihuly, an unusually festive heir to Eva Hess, or an artistically inclined scientist, but she is definitely something." Roberta Smith, The New York Times, Art in Review
• Judit Shead (1949–2007);
• Robert Van de Velde Flemish sculptor nl:Robert Van de Velde (1895-1978)
• Ivo Zini (died 2008-01-05) - sculptor (e.g., Lincoln statue at Gettysburg museum)^[57][58]

• Aufbruch – de:Bronzerelief Aufbruch (Leipzig); a Socialist realism, cast-bronze relief, featuring Karl Marx; was mounted on the main building's facade of the University of Leipzig from 1973 until 2007
• Capitol Square Civil Rights Statue – a statue commemorating the equal education strike Barbara Johns led in 1951; (not sure if it really needs an article; could start with a section in Barbara Johns and/or Capitol Square articles);
• M59 Golden Corridor – an outdoor sculpture in Sterling Heights, Michigan, U.S.; nicknamed Golden Butthole because of shape;
• Statue of Mentuemhet – a statue in the Egyptian Museum, under the identifiers JE 336933 & CG 42236. This statue is from the Late Period of Ancient Egypt, and was commissioned by Mentuemhet (also spelled Montuemhet or Mentuemhat). It is an excellent example of the Saïte style and Egyptian archaism in particular. Sources: , , , & Archaising tendencies in Early Late Period Egyptian art and architecture: A case study of Mentuemhat, Mayor of Thebes.

• Chotka
• Paverpol

• Gillian Anselmo - American conceptual artist
• Aristotle on representation as it relates to the arts
• Alfredo Arreguín - Latino painter of pattern painting movement; featured in the Chicano Art 2008 calendar published by Amber Lotus
• Costin Chioreanu (req. pre-2016-07-26) - Romanian graphic designer and musician; official website at ; ; ; http://www.roadburn.com/tag/costin-chioreanu;
• Lou Dorfsman and CBS
• Jonathan Keller - taking his photo everyday for his entire life;
• Aldo Luongo - contemporary Argentinian-American painter
• Dale Mathis - contemporary US fine artist; melding steampunk and surreal art
• Marc H. Miller - ; artist, curator, publisher, writer; founder and operator, 98 Bowery (), a history of art in downtown New York City from 1969 to 1989; 98 Bowery was subject of the 2012 New Museum exhibition; ; ; ; ; Miller's company Ephemera Press distributes cultural maps of New York neighborhoods; ; ; ; ; as a curator at the Queens Museum, Miller organized exhibitions including Television's Impact on Contemporary Art () , Lafayette, Hero of Two Worlds (), Louis Armstrong: A Cultural Legacy (); Miller's ABC No Rio: The Story of a Lower East Side Gallery ; his 1978 punk art exhibition was the first grouping of punk visual art; Miller holds a PhD in art history from the New York University Institute of Fine Arts
• Chad Mount
• Jiaur Rahman
• Sara Raza
• Hanns Swarzenski (1953–1985) - art historian
• Claudia Veja
• Kathleen Watkins (curator) - curator, Penwith Gallery, St Ives;
• Whistler versus Ruskin - "John Ruskin represented all that was essentially Victorian in both theory and virtue, whereas James Abbott McNeill Whistler illustrated what was to be the vanguard of modernity in art practice and theory.";

• abandonment photography - ; ; ; ; ;
• AICUO art award -
• AMEN glasses
• Art deal in Italy or market of Arts in Italy:

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• art galleries of the Lower East Side of New York City
• Artistic Anatomy (or Anatomy for Artists) (ja)
• Art & Object - a widely read American fine art news website started in 2017, interviews with famous artists like Judy Chicago and Ai Weiwei
• art of Central America or Central American art
• art of South America or South American art
• Balloon Art - by James Vigeant, award-winning artist;
• Bay Area Models Guild - the oldest organization of artist models in the United States; established in 1946; based in San Francisco
• Blue Four - artist's group that consisted of Lyonel Feininger, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, and Alexej Jawlensky
• Boxdoodle Project - cardboard boxes are rearranged to a character or object; featured in German television, design-related magazines and books ISBN 1856694313; project was awarded by the D&AD; participating artists include Jon Burgermann
• Buffalo Center for Media Study - founded 1973; staff included Tony Conrad, Hollis Frampton, Gerald O'Grady, Paul Sharits, Steina, Woody Vasulka, and Peter Weibel
• Castelfiorentino Award
• Columba Publishing
• commissioned art
• The Cocktail Party (installation) - installation art by Sandy Skoglund
• ethnicity in the visual arts
• flocking powder - fuzz used in papercrafting, rubber stamping, to create a velvet-like area
• Graffiti of Pompeii – Numerous works of graffiti and inscriptions have been found in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii.^[59]
• International Art Publishing Company - Detroit, Michigan
• International Visual Literacy Association - ivla.org
• Kut-kut (Kut-kut art)
• MLK Community Mural Project - Moving the Lives of Kids Community Mural Project (MLK Mural), is a US 501(c)3 charitable organization, that focuses on empowering youth through public art education. (sources can be found on our press page) (a draft of post can be provided to aid in completion)
• Liquid Cat - an Italian-based art and media collective;
• MER. Paper Kunsthalle, Belgian publisher
• Nippur Magnum
• D'artagnan (magazine)

• Object ID (art identification system) - a internationally accepted identification system of describing and documenting art and archaeological objects to improve chance of them being returned if lost or stolen
• painting assistant - an article about assistants who, in a similar fashion to ghost writers, collaborate in the creation of a visual work of art
• Pamela Stockwell Gallery -
• People's Movements for Art Promotion (Swedish national organisation for art promotion) - Article exists in Swedish, but needs translation.
• Pornsaints - a porn art collective
• printseller - many articles can link here; see http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=printseller&title=Special%3ASearch
• Property porn - deriving pleasure from Property in a similar way to deriving pleasure from sexual porn; similar to Food porn and Pessimism porn, but probably less similar to Inspiration porn; articles largely about Property porn: , , , , ; articles mentioning property porn: Irish property bubble, , , , , , and lots more; examples which may be considered property porn, even if they do use this term themselves: , ,

• RGB Project - a work by Carnovsky (a Milan-based art and design duo formed by Silvia Quintanilla and Francesco Rugi; ); project is on the interaction between additive colors (RGB color changing lights) and subtractive colors (printed CMYK or hand dyed fibers) where the physical images change depending on the color of the light that illuminates them; With this technique, Carnovsky has done RGB wallpapers, RGB limited editions (prints, foulards, playing cards, furniture) and RGB installations around the world; won the Wallpaper Magazine Design Awards 2011 for Best Wallpaper; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
• Spirit Bears - a 2005 BC art project resulting in the creation of 200 Spirit Bear statues placed throughout BC; sponsored by the B.C. Lions Society for Children with Disabilities
• Topical Cream - Founded by Lyndsy Welgos and Ara Anjargolian in 2013, Topical Cream is a New York-based non-profit supporting women and gender-nonconforming individuals in contemporary art through digital publishing and public programming. Topical Cream has worked with artists, writers, and organizations such as Aria Dean, Juliana Huxtable, Tauba Auerbach, Maia Ruth Lee, Lena Henke, Martine Gutierrez, Camille Henrot, Reba Maybury, Lafawndah, Tau Lewis, Sondra Perry, Hannah Black, Precious Okoyomon, Nicole Eisenman, Black Quantum Futurism, Legacy Russell, Natasha Stagg, Artists Space, Swiss Institute Contemporary Art New York, MoMA PS1, and more. Website. Topical Cream has been profiled by publications such as: Vogue; Vice; Art Frankly; Sotheby's; Flaunt Magazine; Artnews; Art Agenda; The New York Times; and Broadway World.
• Tracing (art) - the act of copying an image or work of art on to another surface or physical medium, especially through the use of transparent overlays;

• Tsuzura - lacquered bamboo basket making in Japan; [http://www.tokyochuo.net/issue/traditional/2004/06/english.html
• West Coast Midnight Run Art books lifestyles and automotive pubication that is one of a kind in online sphere published in 3D style. https://cover.midnighttracks.net https://midnighttracks.net
• whore art
• ZNE art