Artist Kehinde Wiley

February 8th 2010 - Inspiration

In this month’s issue of Juxtapoz, I came across artist Kehinde Wiley and was instantly blown away by his paintings. Wiley is a Yale-grad, Harlem based portraitist that works some downright awesome patterns into his pieces. I still can’t believe this guy can paint these intricate patterns without losing focus of the individual(s) in the artwork. Check out his gallery at kehindewiley.com.

Kehinde Wiley

Kehinde Wiley

Kehinde Wiley

Kehinde Wiley

View Kehinde’s gallery online
All artwork is © Kehinde Wiley


2 Responses to “Artist Kehinde Wiley”

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    Fabricio Forni Biazolli Says:
    May 22nd, 2010 at 4:23 am

    a vontade unica coisa a dizer fico agradecido

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    Suzanne Silk Says:
    May 22nd, 2010 at 3:45 pm

    Kinde Wiley is a great discovery…his work is superb.
    His painting divine…what a treat to find him
    Thanks for suggesting him to me.
    Your work is not tooooo shabby either.
    I got entranced by the pattern offerings; as I am a textile designer+Graphic designer…aka…
    a designer’s designer.
    My hat is off to you as well.
    Thanks for sharing the twitter info.
    Think I shall do one of those for my page.
    Visit me on facebook…
    Isn’t this all so amazing? ! ?

    http://www.Suzannesilk.com
    http://www.silkwormpress.imagekind.com

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