Matthew
Stradling |
| Collections: Men
and Pearls
Although much of Matthew’s work depicts fantasies of
wealth and splendour, it is not the luxury of a materialistic
world that is being celebrated, rather the wealth of the imagination,
where the mind is free to gather images from different eras,
continents and mythologies, creating visions of beauty that
seem to be haunted by their own perfection. In this way, Matthew’s
paintings convey a certain melancholic yearning for lost eras
and a child-like sense of wonder, underlaid with a knowing
sense of humour.
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TJ
Rees |
| Collections: Drawings
& Portraits For him, the pencil drawing is a form
of pure art, stripped of extraneous detail to focus attention
on the "truth" within the figure. Although TJ has worked in
a range of materials, from ceramics through textiles, he feels
drawing is the medium through which he is best able to express
his fascination with the male form. His present focus is on
the idealized male, caught in moments of tension or reflection,
onto which the audience are invited to layer their own interpretations
and meanings.
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Chris
Lopez |
| Collections: Fine
Art Drawings
His favourite means of artistic expression
are oil, pastel, watercolor and acrylic. Chris has presented
his paintings in several galleries and participated in the
opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games Barcelona-92
as a illustrator, graphic artist and model maker.
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Fernando
Garcia-Vazquez |
| Collections: Silverpoint
Drawings & Paintings The definition of art that
we have today is a sign of our time. It is wide and open and
not defined any more. That is the way it is and I accept it.
However to put a little bit of sense in our minds we as artists
have to come to a private description of what we do and what
we are as individuals in the society that we live in.
For me art is a tool. It is The tool that I like to use to
express my ideas and views.
Growing up under a dictatorship in Franco's Spain, I know
all too well the constrains that can stifle a person who just
doesn't fit in her/his place. My weapon to fight the circumstances
is to show how hypocritical a so-called honest society can
be. My tool, again, is art.
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Eric |
| Collections: Nude
Men All of these paintings are about life-size
in black and white oil paint on black or white acid free archival
canvas. I use only the best materials available so this work
will last for generations. They are rolled for ease of shipping,
include a Certificate of Authenticity and can easily be stretched
or mounted by your framer. My backgrounds are generally stark
white or jet black without variation. Any change in shade
you see here is due to lighting unless it is an obvious texture.
Eric's work can be found in both public and private
collections, included in such places as the Guggenheim Museum,
New York's Museum Of Modern Art, Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary
Art, Jue de Paume of Paris and many more.
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Celso
Junior |
| Collections:
Bears;
Boots;
Death;
General;
Cops "The artist loves
and kills the actual love of killing, sacrificing himself
for himself every day. Each picture and every image represents
a part of him cut out and hung up, at the mercy of the avid
butcher who observes. The artist has to feel these intense
parts of himself passionately, relating to them as if it were
the last day of his life". In the work of Celso Junior this
imagery is ever present, leading us to the other side of things
where only shadows exist,the bad ghost, loss of self in orgasm,
and its parallels with death last rites to be compared only
with the idea of complete perfection.
Born in Guararapes Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1961, Celso Junior
received an academic degree in painting from Escola de M™sica
e Belas Artes do Paran· in Curitiba, Brazil in 1985. Celso
Junior created and organized the Lisbon Gay And Lesbian Film
Festival, now in its sixth year.
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Ken
Landon Buck |
| Collections: Fine
Art Nudes Ken Landon Buck is a figurative artist
who has shown in national and international competitions with
numerous awards for his efforts. He teaches art and has his
work in several galleries nationally. He has signature memberships
in the National Watercolor Society, Kentucky Watercolor Society,
Georgia Watercolor Society, the Southeastern Pastel Society,
and Oregon Pastel Society. His work also has been published
in several magazines and books.
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Samuel
Pope |
| Collections:
Drawings
From an
early age, Samuel Pope wanted to be an artist. In school,
he spent all his time in the art rooms. One teacher called
him “Arty Sam.” The other kids called him “Instant
‘A’.” For college he attended the Thomas
Jefferson College at Grand Valley State University where he
studied painting with Basil King, a second generation abstract
expressionist; and intaglio printmaking with Takeshi Takahara
for whom he worked as his assistant.
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Michael
Sean |
| Collections:
Male Nudes Michael Sean
specializes in figurative male drawings which he sometimes
creates for "pure aesthetics" and sometimes as he says, "for
a great pin-up look". In either case it is evident that Michael
takes great care and time in planning and executing each drawing.
He creates unsual angles and perspective, which brings a certain
realistic tension into the work.
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Bukov |
| Collections: Fire
& Passion Original male nude oil and arcrylic
on canvas painted with the firey passion and emotion of the
Eastern European artist Bukov.
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Johan
Van Breukelen |
| Collections:
Photo Works The artist
Johan van Breukelen originally began his artistic career as
a lighting and decor-designer with several theatre companies.
Since 1989, he has devoted himself to two-dimensional works
of art in which he draws with light. He makes photoworks and
photographs.
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Davide
Dell Acqua |
| Collections: Cyber
Men Born in Como, Italy in 1969 Davide realizes
outstanding cyber artworks with computer graphic. First he
created an original drawing by hand. This is imported into
his computer he creates cyber effects using graphic programs
and digital airbrush.
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Manolo
Yanes |
| Collections:
Metamorphosis Metamorphosis
is an attempt at interpretation of these myths with a current
eye through a series of drawings. Transformation, change,
metamorphosis are concepts on the agenda in a world which
becomes more than ever dubious and changing. In this personal
interpretation of the metamorphoses ovidiennes there are two
opposite and complementary routes.
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Ewie |
| Collections:
Quiet Moments
I like my pictures
to show men 'enjoying quiet moments', quite often in the solitary
contemplation and/or enjoyment of their own beauty: the overall
effect should be of calm even if the colouring is anything
but.
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Rinaldo
Hopf |
| Collections: Gay
Icons Rinaldo Hopf is a visula artist using painting,
photography and installation. He deals with issues of queer
identity, history, rebellion, beauty and ecstacy.
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David
Glen Smith |
| Collections: Spiritual
Man A majority of my artwork and illustrations
utilize strong contrasts of shadow and light, allowing the
casual scenes to gain a dreamlike quality and take a step
away from waking life. Some folklore archetypes I reclaimed
and gave new definitions within these "unrealities"; the crescent
moon for example comes from the Nordic stories that depict
the satellite as a male deity. The moon represents that unknowable
aspect of nature, the secret motions behind rhythm and emotion.
It also embodies meditation and self-exploration, a search
for definition and identity.
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Guido
Miccoli |
| Collections:
Men Guido Miccoli was born
in Italy and studied at the academy of Fine Art in Lecce (
Italy ). He gained a diploma in painting and drawing in 1994
and since that time he has been painting full time as a professional
artist, living and working in Italy and England.Ý His style
combines classical influence of 17th and 19th century paintings
with a dynamic individuality.Ý His technique further explores
and expands the possibilities of traditional oil painting
in modern ways.
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