Cathie Pilkington
(b. 1968)
Cathie Pilkington’s work is a kind of taxidermy in the expanded field of art. It is a taxidermy of discarded, outmoded objects rather than carcasses. There is no material or object so utterly dead and dilapidated that it cannot be ‘sat up’, stitched up and reanimated.
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- 3W (Wei Rong, Wu Erlu and Wang Hao)
- Magdalena Abakanowicz
- Avigdor Arikha
- Frank Auerbach
- Francis Bacon
- Tony Bevan
- Louise Bourgeois
- Christopher Bramham
- Bill Brandt
- Jules Brassai
- Claudio Bravo
- Steven Campbell
- Matthew Carr
- Dale Chihuly
- Stephen Conroy
- Christopher Couch
- Stacey Davidson
- John Davies
- David Dawson
- Thierry Despont
- Daniel Enkaoua
- Lyonel Feininger
- Mark Francis
- Lucian Freud
- Karl Gerstner
- Catherine Goodman
- Daniela Gullotta
- Maggi Hambling
- Clive Head
- David Hockney
- Charlotte Hodes
- Paul Hodgson
- John Hubbard
- Bill Jacklin
- Allen Jones
- Ken Kiff
- R.B. Kitaj
- Oskar Kokoschka
- Yayoi Kusama
- Christopher Le Brun
- Elizabeth Magill
- Raymond Mason
- Henri Matisse
- McDermott & McGough
- Joan Miro
- Henry Moore
- Nina Murdoch
- Ben Nicholson
- Therese Oulton
- Victor Pasmore
- Celia Paul
- Pablo Picasso
- Cathie Pilkington
- John Piper
- Zhang Qikai
- Daniel Quintero
- Sarah Raphael
- David Rayson
- Paula Rego
- Bridget Riley
- Graham Sutherland
- Chu Teh-Chun
- Euan Uglow
- Manolo Valdes
- Vladimir Velickovick
- John Virtue
- Caroline Walker
- Chen Yifei