"The stuckists have earned their place in art history more convincingly than many of the overrated
artists they have been so rude about for so long." - Jonathan Jones,
The Guardian (16.1.13)

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International art movement for contemporary figurative painting with ideas. Anti the pretensions of conceptual art. Anti-anti-art. The first Remodernist art group. Daubers (daubing is the new painting). Founded 1999.

There are 236 Stuckist groups in 52 countries.

Email:stuckism@yahoo.co.uk
The General Editor of this site is Jim Dennis
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Stuckists are not stuck

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This is the online museum of the first twenty years or so of Stuckism (founded 1999) with occasional updates.



Painting "Stuck Stuck Stuck" (depicting Billy Childish) above right by Mark D

Cute: From Hello Kitty to Sexual Subculture
by Charles Thomson (Counterpunch, 12 April 2024)

Did Damien Hirst steal cherry blossom paintings of Stuckist artist Joe Machine?
See article in The Observer (6.2.22)

Art donated to museum sold at auction by family after donor's death. See The Observer (31.1.21)
Sign the petition to safeguard June Furlong's art collection for the Williamson Museum here.

Joe Machine founder member of the Stuckists exhibits at Masterpiece Fine Art Gallery, Dubai
See The Arab Weekly (8.7.21)

"Stuckism: the birth of an international art non-movement"
Read it on Duncan Grant's blog (16.8.20)


Stuckist artist Jasmine Surreal sings about Wet Paint (after David Bowie)

Old material previously on this page has been moved to here (opens in separate window).

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