Andy Beck

Heavy Bag, 2009, Acrylic on Canvas, 70 cm x 60 cm.

Canadian. Lives and works in Hove, Canada.

Howard Schatz

Boxers, before and after a fight, a series of boxers portraits.

American.

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Anna-Louise Shipley

Anna is a self directed visual artist working in Jersey. Anna has recently completed studying for a City & Guild certificate in Preparing to teach in the life long learning sector (P7303). In the long term future she hopes to be accepted for an MSc in Art Therapy whilst continuing to work in the field.
In 2006 she graduated from Falmouth College of Arts after studying a BA (hons) in Fine Art where she focussed on drawings and print.

www.contemporaryjerseyartists.com/artists/ann...

Jim Blanchard

A commissioned portrait of Cuban revolutionary Camilo Cienfuegos, who swung tough with both Che and Fidel, and died in a mysterious plane crash. Acrylic on hardboard, 8 in x 18 in.

jimblanchard.blogspot.com/2008_01_01_archive.html

Daniel Mills

Mills with Boxer, painted rock.

Dan Mills has literally painted a town, well more of a suburb - Naenae is a major suburb in the city of Lower Hutt, New Zealand, where he has painted several murals.

Mills was called on by the charismatic Billy Graham (a former New Zealand and Australasian light welterweight boxing champion). Billy is a motivational speaker and he also runs the Naenae Boxing Academy. Billy had a whole lotta rocks on his hands and he asked Dan to paint a series of all the heavyweight boxing champions in the world on the face of the rocks. These now sit surrounding the Boxing Academy.

Matias Danna

Untitled (portrait of Monzon), 2008, asphaltic paint on paper, 20 cm x 15 cm.

Argentinean. Born Buenos Aires 1984.

http://matiasdanna.blogspot.com/

Metabiotics. Alexandre Orion

Brazilian. Illustrator and photographer.

http://www.alexandreorion.com/meta/

Jesse Lown

Live Boxing, drawing.

Canadian.

Subculture vs. Muserna in Mexico

The “Mano a Mano” between Subculture and Muserna took place in a special room, where they battled inside a boxing ring especially built for the inside. There were three screens, the two on the sides presented subculture and Muserna's personal websites while the one in the middle showed the updates made to the Infomera website. Here, the heavyweights in web art went at it for over four hours, both uploading to the Infomera website. Every few minutes a new page was uploaded in reaction to the previous one, often appropriating the visuals and/or aesthetics of the opponent. The performance started out with playful comments that towards the end turned into bold statements of grandiosity and supremacy of web art by both parties, while also keeping great respect toward the opponent. Both Muserna and Subculture seemed to have enjoyed the process of making ephemeral webpages, which the online community could also enjoy by visiting the Infomera site. To this day, people who saw the event are debating who won, and Subculture playfully claims that he won! Following the spirits of an actual boxing match.

Boxing-Ballet

Photo: John Tisbury

Armando Delgado

American, painter, muralist and illustrator. Born San Jose, CA.

www.painteroflegends.com/boxing_art.html

Bear Misha (Moscow Olympics, 1980)

Cuban Boxing Stamps

Megan Glosser

American.

http://www.redbubble.com/people/mglosser

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Disney Para Colorear

Joe Hendry

Black Eyed Boy, acrylic on canvas, 90 x 90 cm

This artwork is all about the eyes and the gloves. I was thinking about a black eye when I was painting him and although he doesn't have a black eye as such, the darkness of his eyes add to the broodyness of the painting. This is a big, hi-impact piece of artwork, he is ready to knock your socks off.

Julia Schonlau

Julia Schonlau is a Berlin-based artist. She designs covers for her music friends, graphics for her skateboarder friends and t-shirts for everyone.

Erislandy's Shorts

Short de Eryslandy Lara

Boxer Hairstyle

"Usa bien la derecha y no dejes que te despeine..."

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Willy Argüelles

Mi amigo el escultor William "Willy" Argüelles (Candelaria, Pinar del Rio, 1951) me ha permitido tomar y mostrar fotos de una de sus piezas inconclusas, parte de un proyecto sobre el tema del automovil que piensa concluir y exhibir dentro de algunos meses. Argüelles es graduado de la Escuela Provincial de Arte de Pinar del Rio, Cuba y vive y trabaja en Homestead, Fl.

http://www.amatartgallery.com/arguelles_curriculum.html

Philippe Coudari

La boxe, 2008, bronze.

Canadian.

Stéphane Vion

Boxe Thai 04, acrylic on canvas, 80 cm x 80 cm.

Boxe Thai 00, acrylic on canvas, 80 cm x 80 cm.

J'utilise mes propres images multimédia (principalement des vidéos) comme source d' inspiration. Je les choisis selon un processus de résonance entre ce que je perçois de la réalité de départ et la distorsion que lui inflige les traitements visuels et temporels. Je retravaille ces images afin d’amplifier cette “distorsion”.

French, born 1973.

Masanori Umeda

Tawaraya Boxing Ring, 1981, 64 in x 112 in x 112 in.

Juguetico

Theatrical Poster

Poster for Federal Theatre Project presentation of "The Milky Way" at the Mason Opera House, 1938, silkscreen.

Fernando Castillejo

Cesar Cassiani Canchila, 2006 - 2007, dibujo sobre soporte rígido preparado, 150 cm x 60 cm.

Fernando Castillejo (Barranquilla, Colombia, 1960), ha mantenido en su trabajo artístico una constante con el dibujo hiperrealista. Su conocida serie de caras de jugadores de fútbol, retratados de frente con un impecable dibujo de grafito, da paso ahora a la serie Cuadrilátero (2006-2007) que presenta para Imagen Regional 6; cuatro leyendas del boxeo posan a la manera de los afiches de los eventos deportivos. Las figuras retan al espectador en posiciones que resaltan el gesto del cuerpo y el temperamento que cada uno de los púgiles asume. A pesar de la formalidad con que Castillejo, de origen barranquillero, trata el tema se hace evidente su talento para caracterizar al hombre caribeño.

The Seaplane Comes Again

Watson Island, Miami, FL. Hace ya tiempo del famoso accidente de Chalks, que interrumpiera el septuagenario servicio de hidroavion entre Miami y Bahamas. De repente aparece este artefacto y parece que anuncia vuelo.

Keith Haring. Boxers

Boxers, 1988, polyurethane paint on aluminum, 46.5 in x 33 in x 22 in.

Boxers, 1988. Corner of Potsdamer strasse & Eichhornstrasse, Berlin, Germany.

Alex Queral

Alter Ego, acrylic on carved phone book, 11 in x 9 in.

My fascination with heads began as an art student. For me, the human head was a natural choice of subject matter because of its inherent expressiveness. I carve the faces out of phone books because I like the three-dimensional quality that results and because of the unexpected results that occur working in this medium. The three-dimensional quality enhances the feeling of the pieces as an object as opposed to a picture.
In carving and painting a head from a phone directory, I’m celebrating the individual lost in the anonymous list of thousands of names that describe the size of the community. In addition, I like the idea of creating something that is normally discarded every year into an object of longevity.

Cuban, M.F.A., Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA B.F.A., Magna Cum Laude, University of Washington, Seattle, WA .

Cuban Rebel Girls

New Chocolate

Peter Quillin was born in Chicago, Illinois. He grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan and now resides in the hotbed of great past and present boxing talent Brooklyn, New York. Born on June 22, 1983, this Cuban-American is acquiring an extremely large following especially in the New York City area. He signed with Cedric Kushner Promotions in 2006. Eighteen of his twenty fights have taken place in New York. Peter has knocked out 11 of his first 12 opponents in 2 rounds or less.Peter acquired the nickname "Kid Chocolate" from someone in the boxing gym that said he resembled the Cuban native Eligio Sardinas Montalvo. Sardinas Montalvo was first given that nickname and inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1991. However, Eligio Sardinas Montalvo fought most of his career at Featherweight. Eligio was the Junior Lightweight champ from 1931-1933 and the New York World Featherweight champ from 1932-1934. He was one of the most popular fighters in New York in the late 1920's through the 1930's. Like Quillin, Sardinas Montalvo possessed exceptional speed and power in both hands. His notable fights were against Jackie "Kid" Berg (twice - L10 1930, L15 1932), Benny Bass (TKO 7 1931), Tony Canzoneri (twice - L15 1931, KO'D 2 1933), Lew Feldman (TKO 12 1932) and Johnny Farr (4 times - 3 Times W10 in 1932, W10 1933).

Alexander Piccirillo

Alexander Piccirillo was born in Brooklyn, NY and studied at The Brooklyn Art School under the J. Dura Scholarship. He is also a graduate from The School of Visual Arts, receiving his degree in 1974. Thereafter, he studied with Harvey Dinnerstein and Burton Silverman. Piccirillo is a master Panelist and the recipient of over 40 awards.His various exhibitions include the Wyckoff Gallery, National Academy of Design, Bergen Museum, Paterson Museum, and the Hammond Museum. Book Publications featuring his work include The Art of Pastel Portraiture by Watson Guptill, The Best of Oil Painting and The Best of Pastel Painting (by Rockport Publications). Piccirillo is a member of the Pastel Society of America. He is currently teaching at the Montclair Art Museum in New Jersey.

Rick Mobbs

American, painter and illustrator.