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Karel Funk’s oil paintings remain unwavering in their concentration on well-made outerwear. At 303 Gallery, in his first gallery show in New York since 2010,

Karel Funk’s oil paintings remain unwavering in their concentration on well-made outerwear. At 303 Gallery, in his first gallery show in New York since 2010,

A realist painter who uses the term “urban voyeurism” to describe his approach, Karel Funk createsportraits of subjects at odd close-up angles, as though they

Praised by the New York Times as “outstanding” and “suffused with an unexpected spirituality,” Karel Funk’s paintings have been purchased by the likes of the Guggenheim, the

Hyperrealist artist Karel Funk’s paintings to be shown in Winnipeg Marsha Lederman The Globe and Mail Published Sunday, Jun. 05, 2016 12:00PM EDT Winnipeg artist

Karel Funk creates astonishingly detailed and hauntingly quiet paintings that at once rely on and challenge conventional notions of portraiture. Historically, portraits were painted with

Karel Funk’s hyperrealist painting immediately commands attention. Influenced by 17th century Dutch and Flemish painters and by Renaissance portraiture, Funk depicts torsos and heads of