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Comment: Please see the notability requirements for artists and creative professionals. – bradv 17:44, 10 June 2024 (UTC)
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Kristof Santy
editKristof Santy (born October 26 1987 in Roeselare) is a Belgian contemporary draughtsman and painter. He lives and works in Roeselare and has a second studio in French Flanders.[1][2][3]
Biography
editKristof Santy studied graphic design in Bruges and took a cartoon drawing course at the “Atelier voor Plastische Kunsten” in Wevelgem.[4] At the age of 19 he went to work for the printing and publishing house Roularta in Roeselare, which he continued for more than 14 years.[1] He started taking evening classes at the Free Art Academy of Roeselare (SASK).[4][5]
His early work consists of a wide variety of styles and subjects. He describes himself as a self-made artist.[6][5]
Since 2020 Santy makes images of interiors, still lifes, workers, landscapes, food, gastronomy, fishing boats, everyday objects and folklore stories, inspired by his own environment as well as cookbooks or films.[7][8][9][10][11][12] The titles are businesslike descriptions of what he wants to show.[7][13] The resemblance to naïve art is a deliberate choice.[1] He is influenced by the work of Jean Brusselmans, Konrad Klapheck, Domenico Gnoli and Joseph Willaert.[4][6]
In 2021, he received his first solo exhibition, in the Thomas Serruys gallery in Bruges.[14] [15][3]The exhibition was visited by the curator Sasha Bogojev. [5]In a review in the Californian art magazine Juxtapoz, Bogojev described the exhibition as "one of the strongest debuts we've witnessed in a long time".[16][17]
In the same year Santy received an offer for a solo exhibition at the Unit Gallery in London. Bogojev put him in touch with galleries in Vienna (Christine König), Los Angeles (M+B) and Brussels (Sorry We're Closed).[5] [18] His works have been shown in solo exhibitions or group exhibitions in Vienna, Brussels, Roeselare, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Knokke, Tel Aviv and Marbella.[2][17][19][20]
Book
editIn 2023 an art book about Kristof Santy titled "Playtime" was published by Lubok Verlag.[21]
Gallery
editSources
edit- ^ a b c Clincke, Lut (2023-04-06). "Kristof Santy, van arbeider tot bejubeld kunstenaar". KW Thuis in West-Vlaanderen (Interview).
- ^ a b Feys, Bert (2023-12-13). "Kristof Santy komt thuis na tentoonstellingen in L.A., Londen en Wenen: "Mijn werken hebben vaak een link met Roeselare" (article)". Het Nieuwsblad (in Dutch). Retrieved 2023-12-15.
- ^ a b Steyaert, Katrien (2024-02-01). "Kristof Santy, ooit arbeider, nu kunstenaar (interview)". Knack Weekend.
- ^ a b c Joris, Yves (2022). "Kristof Santy - De alledaagse schoonheid van een aardbei (interview)". OKV Openbaar Kunstbezit Vlaanderen (Public art property in Flanders).
- ^ a b c d Van Boxem, Koen (2024-01-16). "Het leven zoals het is volgens Kristof Santy (article/interview)". De Tijd.
- ^ a b Vingerhoets, Marie (2023-12-17). "Kristof Santy: kleur brengt diepte in mijn werk (interview)" (PDF). Kunstletters.
- ^ a b "Kristof Santy (encyclopedia)". Kunstendatabank Vlaanderen (Flanders' Arts database). Retrieved 2024-02-21.
- ^ Mercado, Anna (2022). "Kristof Santy Biography: Belgian artist Kristof Santy creates large-scale, expressive paintings that explore the everyday. (article)". Ocula.
- ^ Hingley, Olivia (2022-07-19). "Gastronomy meets 70s European pop art in Kristof Santy's delectable paintings (article)". It's nice that.
- ^ Bonner-Evans, Bella (2022-07-23). "Outsider artist turned international sensation. Kristof Santy talks to Bella Bonner-Evans (article)". FAD Magazine.
- ^ Mothes, Kate (2024-04-11). "In 'Epinal,' Kristof Santy's Vibrant Tableaux Nod to 19th-Century French Print Traditions (article)". Colossal. Retrieved 2024-06-11.
- ^ Kamencek, Teresa (2024-03-27). "EXHIBITION Kristof SANTY | Epinal 4 Apr 2024 – 18 May 2024 ' (article)". ArtRabbit. Retrieved 2024-06-11.
- ^ Bogojev, Sasha (2022-01-07). "Icon: Kristof Santy @ Christine König Galerie's KOENIG2, Vienna (article)". Juxtapoz Arts & Culture.
- ^ van Gelderen, Oscar (2022-05-26). "De bruisende kunstscene van Antwerpen (article)". Antwerp's vibrant art scene. Retrieved 2024-02-22.
- ^ Feys, Bert (2021-12-17). "Schilder Kristof brak helemaal door in 2021 (article)". Het Nieuwsblad (in Dutch). Retrieved 2023-12-15.
- ^ Bogojev, Sasha (June 15, 2021). "Kristof Santy's Solo Debut @ Galerie Thomas Serruys (article)". Juxtapoz Arts & Culture.
- ^ a b De Wilde, Mario (2021-12-21). "Maarten Schaubroeck en Kristof Santy nieuwe culturele ambassadeurs van Roeselare (article)". Het nieuws van West-Vlaanderen. Retrieved 2024-06-11.
- ^ Pycke, Micha (2023-12-17). "Kristof Santy strijkt voor het eerst neer in zijn thuisstad Roeselare met de solotentoonstelling "Bric-à-Brac" (article)". Club Paradis.
- ^ De Meyer, Frederic (2024-02-14). "De "Bric-à-Brac" van Kristof Santy, en de onweerstaanbare charme van het banale (article)". The Art Couch. Retrieved 2024-06-11.
- ^ Van Looy, Bent (2023-12-22). "West-Vlaamse kunstenaar, Kristof Santy, stelt na zijn wereldtour voor het eerst tentoon in geboortestad Roeselare (interview)". VRT Radio 1. Retrieved 2024-06-11.
- ^ Kristof Santy, Declercq Joost, Louis Philippe Van Eeckhoutte, Sébastien Janssen (2023). Playtime. Lubok. ISBN 9783945111956.
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