I bought Salsa Verde Doritos for this painting because I liked the color of the bag, but they disappeared from the store immediately afterward. What’s a snack you used to enjoy but can’t find again?
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
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Don’t miss the latest episode of the Klaire and Aaron Show! (It’s on YouTube.) Aaron and I chat about the new brodalisque paintings I made with generous support from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, and it’s titled “Brodalisques.” In addition to talking about these dudes in man caves rendered in oils, Aaron reveals that he knows one of the models.
Oops! I forgot to share my progress when I made this painting!
You can see my new artwork for yourself on my website https://www.klairelockheart.com/
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #art #painting
[Description: This vertical video clip begins with Klaire Lockheart standing in front of the scratchy starting phase of figure painting, and then switches to the artists showing off the finished oil painting of a reclining brodalisque in a dramatic man cave.]
Red is one of my favorite colors. What’s one of yours?
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #NameANinjaTurtleAfterMeYouCowards
[Description: This wide-angle photograph depicts artist Klaire Lockheart in red plaid squeezing a tube of cadmium red paint while preparing her palette within her art studio, which is full of dramatic oils paintings of reclining brodalisques.]
What are you working on today?
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #oiloncanvas #art
[Description: This photograph of artist Klaire Lockheart, wearing a messy green apron, documents them applying paint to a canvas with an angled brush, while right half of the picture plane features the reflective surface of a very shiny painting.]
Tell me about a project that took you a long time to complete.
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #painting
[Description: This photograph documents artist Klaire Lockheart, wearing a Jolly Roger headband, as she reaches up with her right hand to apply red paint to a crimson drape in a dramatic depiction of a man cave draped in satin.]
Here are the paintings from my Subdued Dudes art exhibition!
Thank you so much to everyone who attended the opening for my Subdued Dudes art reception last Friday! I feel like I’ve done nothing but paint for the last year, and it made me incredibly happy to share my work with you!
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #art #painting
[Description: A photograph depicting artist Klaire Lockheart wearing a red headband and applying oil paint to a large canvas with a minuscule paintbrush.]
Don’t miss today’s episode of In the Moment on SDPB! I was delighted to chat with host Lori Walsh about visiting museums, painting bros, and my upcoming art reception titled Subdued Dudes.
https://www.sdpb.org/podcast/in-the-moment/2025-03-28/the-stories-songs-that-bring-us-together
Here’s a sneak peek of my artwork at No. 7 in Vermillion. I owe a huge thank you to my wonderful husband Aaron C Packard for not only modeling in some of the paintings but also helping transport these wily beasts. Somebody* should buy this man a drink after the art reception today from 5-7!
*By “somebody,” I mean me, but you’re welcome to join us afterwords!
Did you catch my Interview with Baylee Peterson on Dakota News Now? Watch the segment titled, “First SD artist to receive Pollock-Krasner Grant” to get a preview of my new oil paintings.
https://www.dakotanewsnow.com/2025/03/27/first-sd-artist-receive-pollock-krasner-grant/
I’m absolutely pleased with the article Angela George wrote about me for the Argus Leader titled, “How to see the 'brodalisque' paintings from South Dakota's first-ever Pollock grant winner.” She provides information about the Pollock-Krasner Foundation along with explaining the work I did to complete my grant project.
Eek! I’m getting ready to debut the paintings I made with the Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant. I hope to see you at the opening reception on March 28th at No. 7 Center in Vermillion!
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #pollockkrasnerfoundation #art #no7center
[Description: Betwixt large oil paintings of luxuriating brodalisques, South Dakota artist Klaire Lockheart balances on a ladder while straightening a large paintings of several dudes in a draped man cave within a white-walled gallery.]
Let me share a secret about my paintings…
https://www.klairelockheart.com/events.html
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #artstudio
[Description: A vertical video of artist Klaire Lockheart, wearing mostly black, standing in her art studio poised in front of a large oil painting of a pair brodalisques wearing animal print suits within a draped man cave.]
I’ve been spending too much time with my bros lately! Anyway, I hope to see you at my Final Friday art reception at No. 7 Center in Vermillion, South Dakota on March 28th from 5-7 pm.
https://www.klairelockheart.com/news/subdued-dudes
[Description: Wearing their favorite Army of Darkness t-shirt, artist Klaire Lockheart stands near a 5’ tall oil painting of two brodalisques reclining in a draped man cave in this vertical video shot in her art studio.]
I’m going to debut the paintings I made with the generous support of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant on Final Friday, March 28th from 5-7 pm at No. 7 Center Gallery, 7 Center St. Vermillion, South Dakota. I titled the exhibition Subdued Dudes because I think I’m hilarious, and I’d love to see you there!
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
Do you also struggle with understanding when a joke ceases to be funny?
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #paintingprocess
[Description: A time-lapse vide of artist Klaire Lockheart painting leopard print spots on the shoulder of a suit worn by a model leaning on a box of cheap beer.]
I’m making progress on this new brodalisque painting, but I still have a lot of work to do!
Why do my paintings take so long to complete? I blame glazing!
#brodalisque #PKFGrantee #oilpaintingtechniques
[Description: A time-lapse video of artist Klaire Lockheart adding various shades of blue paint to a drape within a vertical composition of two subdued dudes sporting animal print suits.]
Am I showing off my progress on this massive brodalisque painting or am I documenting my decent into madness?
[Description: Wearing a green apron with a complementary colored shirt, artist Klaire Lockheart gestures with both arms toward a 5’ tall canvas of a partially completed oil painting of a pair of dudes in animal print suits.]
