American Guadalupe

American Guadalupe, 2010, acrylic on canvas, 32 in x 64 in.

Ruben Fuentes

Arte público. Pintura dorada sobre casetones urbanos. Valencia, España

Cuban, born 1980.

Artista plástico y profesor de arte, cuenta con pinturas, instalaciones, fotografías y vídeos. Graduado del Instituto Superior de Arte de La Habana, Cuba en el año 2006. Actualmente alterna su trabajo como artista entre Cuba y España, y cursa en Valencia un Master en Producción Artística, en la especialidad de Arte y Tecnología.

http://www.blogger.com/profile/18067781678608932109

JD Beltran

Personals, 2001, a suite of portraits of four subjects, which included a painting, a video, a photograph and a charcoal drawing of each person.

J.D. Beltran is a conceptual artist exploring the contexts, language, and scope of portraiture. Her work has been screened and exhibited internationally, including at the Walker Art Center, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, The Kitchen Gallery, New York, the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the Singapore Digital Mediafest, Cite Des Ondes Video Et Art Electronique in Montreal, Canada, Sesto Senso in Bologna, Italy, Festival VIDEOFORMES in Clermont-Ferrand, France, the ISEA/ZeroOne San Jose Festival, the Ingenuity Festival in Cleveland, Ohio, the Biennale for Electronic Arts in Perth, Australia, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, the San Jose Museum, the Hammond Museum, the Holter Museum, the Bellevue Art Museum, The Ulrich Museum, and The Beall Center for Art and Technology in Irvine, California. She was awarded a San Jose Cultural Commission Grant for a public art project exhibiting in the streets of San Jose from October 2007 – Spring 2009, and an Individual Artist Commission from the city of San Francisco in 2006. Her San Jose project, “Downtown Mirror,” was recognized as on of the most outstanding public artworks for 2009 in the United States by the Public Art Network. She also was awarded an Artadia grant in 1999, and residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, and the Montalvo Arts Center. Other prizes include being awarded the Silver Award for the 2002 Interactive Media Design Review, Installation Category, ID Magazine. Her work has been reviewed in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Boston Globe, as well as in Art In America, ArtNews, the New Art Examiner, and Art Papers. She is faculty in the Film, New Genres, Design & Technology, Interdisciplinary Studies, Critical Studies, and Urban Studies Programs at the San Francisco Art Institute. She lives and works in San Francisco.

http://www.jdbeltran.com/JD_Beltran/Home.html

Yerandee González Durán

Title, date, technique and dimensions N/A

Cuban. Born Havana 1973.

http://www.bedincuba.com/yerandee/

Pantalón Roto y Fernando García

Marinero y Cuba

Recent Future Mask

Mask, 2010, acrylic on canvas, 60 in x 60 in.

Mascarita futura recién terminada. Tiene de trompo y de superhero. Yo le noto más de plomada que de perinola.

Micro Art Boxing Ring

Eduardo de Soignie

Her Mask (date, dimensions n/a)

Eduardo De Soignie was born in Havana Cuba in 1970 where he received his initial art education. IN 1988, he was admitted into the highly competitive Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) but had his studies interrupted after receiving an exist visa to immigrate to the US the following year. De Soignie moved with his immediate family to Miami, Florida, where he lived for three years.In 1992, he received a scholarship to go the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1996. Since then, De Soignie has been exhibiting in Chicago and the Midwest and had participated in symposiums and residencies in Canada, Spain, Poland and England. In 2005, De Soignie had his first personal exhibit at a museum at the South Bend Regional Museum of Art, in Indiana. This important exhibition was followed by another solo show at the Indianapolis Art Center, in 2006.

http://www.eduardodesoignie.com/

Veto de la Torre a.k.a. Tito

Mexican-American Flag.

Ken Smith

Red Boxing Gloves, photography

American

A Sculpture Gallery of Boxing

La incansable Dra. Hernandez-Reguant me ha enviado, entre otras muchas colaboraciones, el link a esta interesante galería de escultura boxística.

http://www.maslynstudios.com/gallery/boxing.asp

At Eakins' Studio

Modelos de Thomas Eakins boxeando en su estudio

Mathieu Lavoie

Le Boxeur, illustration.

French.

http://mathieulavoie.blogspot.com/2009/03/le-boxeur.html

Michael Gage. Sketching Cuba

British. Illustrator. He spent 16 days in Cuba in 2007 and produced more than 100 sketches there.

www.urbansketchers.com

Enrique Vega

Wrought Iron.

Born October 1952, Havana, Cuba.

http://www.artmetal.com/enrique/metal_art/welcome.html

Sharif Tarabay

Book cover art for a novel by Lawrence Block.

John Cullen Murphy (1919-2004)

John Cullen Murphy (1919, New York City-2004, Greenwich, Connecticut) was the artist of the Prince Valiant comic strip. He replaced the strip's creator, Harold Foster, full-time in 1982 after Foster's death (Foster invited Murphy to collaborate with him in 1970). He continued to draw Valiant (with his son writing the script, and his daughter doing the lettering/coloring) until he retired in March 2004, turning the strip over to his hand-picked successor, illustrator Gary Gianni.

He attended the Art Institute of Chicago, where his family lived for a time. He aspired to be a baseball player, and was playing baseball when a neighbor, Norman Rockwell, asked the 15 year old if he would like to model for him. Rockwell's "Starstruck", in which a forlorn Murphy sits on the floor, gazing at pictures of movie starlets, was the September 22, 1934 cover of the Saturday Evening Post. Rockwell became one of Murphy's mentors.

T-shirt

http://www.shirtluv.com/post/shirts/265/design-by-humans-freedom-fighter.html

Orlando "Duque" Hernandez

El Duque, 1999, acrylic on canvas, 50 in x 50 in.

El Ìdolo del Barrio.

Juan Quiñones Grimaldi

Serie Boxeo, 2001.

Spanish.

http://juanquinones.artelista.com/

Five Hundred Riyals

Dog

Gabriel Bertazzoli

Boxeador, 2007, acrylic on canvas, 39 in x 51 in.

Argentinean.

Poster

Shoe Polish (Ali)

Boxing Squirrel (Amalia's Choice)

Jack Benson

Holyfield, 1997.

American.

http://jackbensonphotography.com/

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