List of Stuckist artists

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Stuckism is an international anti-conceptual art and pro-figurative painting art movement founded by Charles Thomson and Billy Childish in 1999. [1] The founding group in London had 13 members. [2] In 2000, Regan Tamanui started a group in Melbourne, Australia, and it was decided that other artists should be free to start their own groups also, named after their locality. [3] Stuckism has since grown into an international art movement [1] of 230 groups in 52 countries, as of April 2012. [4] This is a list of associated artists who, unless otherwise indicated, are painters.

NameGroupCountryJoinedLeftNotes
Billy Childish Stuckists UK 19992001CFS
Charles Thomson StuckistsUK1999CFS, PV
Philip Absolon StuckistsUK1999MS, PV
Frances CastleStuckistsUK19992002MS, PV
Sheila ClarkStuckistsUK1999MS
Eamon Everall StuckistsUK1999MS, PV
Ella Guru StuckistsUK1999MS, PV
Wolf Howard StuckistsUK19992006 [5] MS, PV
Bill Lewis StuckistsUK1999MS, PV
Sanchia LewisStuckistsUK1999MS
Joe Machine StuckistsUK1999MS, PV
Sexton Ming StuckistsUK19992005 [6] MS, PV
Charles Williams StuckistsUK1999MS, PV
Dawn ClarkeBelfastUK2008F
Dan BeltonBrightonUK2001F, PV
Guy Denning BristolUK20042011 [7] F
Udaiyan CambridgeUK2003F
Jacqueline JonesCardiffUK2004F
Peter Murphy East KentUK2005F
Arfius ArfLiverpool (St Helens)UK2006F
Anne ForteEdinburghUK2004F
Peter McArdle GatesheadUK20032008 [8] F, PV
Leo GoatleyGloucesterUK2005F
Naive John LiverpoolUK2004F, PV
Jasmine MaddockLiverpool (Merseyside)UK2005F
Andrew GalbraithLiverpool (Waterloo)UK2006F
Amanda MacgregorLoanheadUK2006F
Jane Kelly London (Acton)UK2003F, PV
Stephen Howarth London (Balham)UK2004F, PV
Alexis Hunter London (Camden)UK2008F
Annie ZameroLondon (Crouch End)UK2002F
Edgeworth JohnstoneLondon (Other Muswell Hill)UK2006F
Piers ButlerLondon (Notting Hill)UK20032003F
Angela EdwardsLondon (Notting Hill)UK20062006F
Abby Jackson London (Oval)UK2005F
Stella Vine London (Westminster)UK20012001 [9] F
Rémy Noë MaidstoneUK2001F, PV
Paul Harvey NewcastleUK2001F, PV
Rachel Jordan North KentUK2000M, [10] PV
Mark D NottinghamUK2006F
Daniel Pincham-PhippsSouthendUK2001F, PV
Gina Bold Student [9] UK20022003 [9] M, then GA [9]
Steven CootsTunbridge WellsUK2005F, PV
John Bourne WrexhamUK2001CF, PV
Elfyn JonesWrexhamUK2001CF
Jonathon Coudrille LizardUK2011M, PV
Mandy McCartin –UKGA, PV
Alex Forster CabrònViennaAustria2005F
Godfrey Blow PerthAustralia2003F, PV
Regan Tamanui MelbourneAustralia2000F
Cedric LenaersBrugesBelgium2009F
Monica Bez BlatterRio de Janeiro Brazil 2002F
Iracema BrochadoStuckafé BrasilBrazil2001F
Pavel Lefterov [11] Sofia Bulgaria 2011F
David WilsonWhite RockCanada2008F
Carlos CamusChilean Chile 2001F
Shelley LiShanghaiChina2009F
Lucia ChavesBogota Colombia 2005F
Gustavo AlvarezMedellinColombia2005F
Jane DunnBohemia Czech 2006F
Robert Janás PragueCzech2004F, photographer
Jiří Hauschka PragueCzech2005M
Markéta UrbanováPragueCzech2010M
Jaroslav ValečkaPragueCzech2004M
Filip KudrnáčPragueCzech2004M
Kateřina PažoutováPragueCzech2004M
Martin SalajkaPragueCzech2004M
Jan SpěváčekPragueCzech2004M
Jaromír 99PragueCzech2010M
Kip BauersfeldPrague 7Czech2005F
Carl Frederik Waage Beck CopenhagenDenmark2010F
John GeggieDanishDenmark2001F
Hoek RegenbotKankaanpääFinland2006F
Elsa Dax ParisFrance2001F, PV
Dimitri LikissasSt Martin FWI French West Indies 2004F
Sophie KilasoniaTbilisi Georgia 2006CF
Levan MindiashviliTbilisiGeorgia2006CF
Ian StenhouseBerlinGermany2008F
Peter KlintHamburg and SyltGermany2002F
Christian MalschGoettingenGermany2005F, photographer
Mary Von StockhausenLewenhagenGermany2000F, PV
Frank SchroederMunichGermany2002F
Meral IsmailStuttgartGermany2005F
Odysseus Yakoumakis AthensGreece2004F
Sheona JosiahGeorgetown Guyana 2011F
Leyton RowleyArnhem Netherlands 2004F
Arthur XDelftNetherlands2004F
Fons BloemenLimburgNetherlands2008F
Smeetha BoumikMumbaiIndia2006F
Joko ApridinotoYogyakarta Indonesia 2007F
Lapsking Tehran Iran 20072018CF
Pouya HaghaniTehranIran2008CF
Hamid HemayatianTehranIran2008CF
Pouria HezavehTehranIran2008CF
Farsam SanginiTehranIran2010M
Aydin ChaliTehranIran2010M
Arsia Abdollahi MoghaddamTehranIran2012M
Shiva EiniTehranIran2012M
Kenny HickeyDublin Ireland 2001F
Samantha KeilTuscanyItaly2008F
Mafa BambaAbidgan Ivory Coast 2001F
Yuri FiginiBeppuJapan2009F
Roberto GreeneJersey Jersey 2002F
Fady ChamaaBeirut Lebanon 2009F
Rene TrujilloMexico CityMexico2006F
Alfredo NoyolaMonterreyMexico2008F
Zoran ZivkovicPodgorica Montenegro 2005F
Mike MayhewChristchurchNew Zealand2005F
Asim Butt Karachi Pakistan 20052010 [12] (died)F
Sheherbano HusainKarachiPakistan2011F
Gabriel DarvasiLima Peru 2008F
Przemyslaw MateckiZagan Poland 2003F
Jaime BrazLisbon Portugal 2004F
Elena KartintsevaMoscowRussia2008F
IgorSt PetersburgRussia2006F
Vladislav ScepanovicBelgrade Serbia 2007F
Maximillian NikolajevitchKraljevoSerbia2007F
Peter TakacSlovak Slovakia 2006F
Kari SeidCape Town South Africa 2008F
Alfons FreireBarcelonaSpain2006F
Cesar Aguilar GazquezCataloniaSpain2007F
Mariano CasasGalicia HartistaSpain2008CF
Carmen MartínGalicia HartistaSpain2008CF
Miguel-Anxo VarelaGalicia HartistaSpain2008CF
Felix Nieto RayaMadridSpain2004F
Eli ShawMalagaSpain2008F
Esther AndicoberrySevilleSpain2001F
Torbjorn LarssonOrebroSweden2006CF
Puck ThyenOrebroSweden2006CF
Kristina BäckStockholmSweden2002F
Joel SassoonZurichSwitzerland2009F
Michael Dickinson Istanbul Turkey 2004F, collagist
Oxana BondarKyiv Ukraine 2009F
Vanessa RossettoAustinUnited States2003F
Jeffrey Scott Holland Central KentuckyUSA2001F
Jesse Todd DockeryCentral KentuckyUSA2001M, PV
Richard J CronborgChicagoUSA2001F
Tony JulianoConnecticutUSA2002F, PV
Don LawlerKentucky MooleyvilleUSA2005CF, sculptor
Meg WhiteKentucky MooleyvilleUSA2005CF, sculptor
Nick ChristosMiamiUSA2009F
Floyd Anthony AlsbachMissouri ValleyUSA2008F
Jesse Richards New HavenUSA20012006 [13] CF, PV
Nicholas Watson New HavenUSA2001CF
Terry Marks New YorkUSA2001F, PV
Nick TreadwayOrange County of CaliforniaUSA2007F
Susan ConstansePittsburghUSA2000F
Peggy ClydesdaleRenoUSA2006F
Kim RichardsonSt Louis MissouriUSA2004F
Frank Kozik San FranciscoUSA2003F
Brett HamilSeattleUSA2001CF
Jeremy PumaSeattleUSA2001CF
Herndon AllenTulsaUSA2006F
Rebekah MayburyUnderageInternational2006F
Liv SoulUnderageInternational2006F

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The first Stuckist group, founded in 1999. 2000 Real Turner Prize Show.jpg
The first Stuckist group, founded in 1999.

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References

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  1. 1 2 3 "Glossary: Stuckism" Archived 2011-08-02 at the Wayback Machine , Tate. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  2. 1 2 "Introduction", stuckism.com. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  3. ↑ Thomson, Charles, "A Stuckist on Stuckism" in: Milner, Frank, ed. The Stuckists Punk Victorian, p.20, National Museums Liverpool 2004, ISBN   1-902700-27-9. Essay available online at stuckism.com.
  4. ↑ "Stuckism International", stuckism.com. Retrieved on 20 April 2012.
  5. ↑ "Wolf Howard", stuckism.com. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  6. ↑ "Sexton Ming", stuckism.com. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  7. ↑ Guy Denning's blog Archived 2012-12-18 at archive.today . Retrieved 20 September 2012.
  8. ↑ "Peter McArdle", stuckism.com. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  9. 1 2 3 4 Thomson, Charles, "A Stuckist on Stuckism" in: Milner, Frank, ed. The Stuckists Punk Victorian, p.23, National Museums Liverpool 2004, ISBN   1-902700-27-9. Essay available online at stuckism.com.
  10. ↑ "Shows ended", stuckism.com. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  11. ↑ Artist Pavel Lefterov
  12. ↑ Pakistan Daily Times, dailytimes.com.pk, 16 January 2010. Retrieved 6 June 2011.
  13. ↑ Sherwin, Brian. "Art Space Talk: Jesse Richards", Myartspace, November 24, 2006. Retrieved May 4, 2008.
  14. ↑ "Artists and paintings", stuckism.com. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
  15. ↑ "The Stuckists Punk Victorian", Walker Art Gallery, National Museums Liverpool. See also associated pages. Archived 2018-07-12 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 16 September 2009.
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