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Hilary Bond

Hilary Bond

Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Hilary Bond received a BFA from the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art and an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute.

The artist began painting models like Kate Moss in her exploration of the idealized body type in fashion. Citing Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning, and Egon Schiele as influences, she creates bold depictions of strong women. Her layered color palette and black outlining emphasize female strength and assertiveness. Through these images of women, Bond explores contemporary femininity as well as the concept of the artists’ “muse” and how it relates to female identity and body-positive expression.

Hilary Bond’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States in group and solo exhibitions. Her work has been featured on numerous prominent television shows.

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Hilary Bond: Untitled (Pink V)

Untitled (Pink V)

Hilary Bond

24 x 48 in

61 x 122 cm

US$ 1,200
Hilary Bond: Untitled (Pink XX)

Untitled (Pink XX)

Hilary Bond

48 x 24 in

122 x 61 cm

US$ 1,200
Hilary Bond: Untitled (Pink and Gold Tie)

Untitled (Pink and Gold Tie)

Hilary Bond

36 x 72 in

91 x 183 cm

US$ 2,700
Hilary Bond: Untitled (Pink XIX)

Untitled (Pink XIX)

Hilary Bond

48 x 24 in

122 x 61 cm

US$ 1,200
Hilary Bond: Untitled (Like A Dream II)

Untitled (Like A Dream II)

Hilary Bond

24 x 36 in

61 x 91 cm

US$ 1,050
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Raised in the vibrant city of Baltimore, Maryland, Hilary Bond is a graduate of the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art with a BFA and holds an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. Drawing inspiration from the artistic influences of Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning, and Egon Schiele, Bond specializes in crafting bold portrayals of strong women. Through her work, Bond delves into the nuances of contemporary femininity and explores the intricate relationship between the artist's 'muse' and the concept of female identity.

The artist began painting models like Kate Moss in her exploration of the “ideal” female and relates her images of women to Edouard Manet’s “Olympia.”  Her bold color palette and thick black outlining emphasizes female strength and assertiveness and confronts the idea that women must be quiet and submissive.

Hilary Bond’s work has been exhibited all over the country in both group and solo exhibitions.  Her work has been featured on television in CBS’s “Two Broke Girls” and Sony’s “LA’s Finest.”
Raised in the vibrant city of Baltimore, Maryland, Hilary Bond is a graduate of the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art with a BFA and holds an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. Drawing inspiration from the artistic influences of Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning, and Egon Schiele, Bond specializes in crafting bold portrayals of strong women. Through her work, Bond delves into the nuances of contemporary femininity and explores the intricate relationship between the artist's 'muse' and the concept of female identity.

The artist began painting models like Kate Moss in her exploration of the “ideal” female and relates her images of women to Edouard Manet’s “Olympia.”  Her bold color palette and thick black outlining emphasizes female strength and assertiveness and confronts the idea that women must be quiet and submissive.

Hilary Bond’s work has been exhibited all over the country in both group and solo exhibitions.  Her work has been featured on television in CBS’s “Two Broke Girls” and Sony’s “LA’s Finest.”

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2011
  • EM&Co, Los Angeles, CA
2010
  • Rennee’s, Santa Monica, CA
2009
  • Coma Alternative Space, Los Angeles, CA
2007
  • Red Canoe, Baltimore, MD
2006
  • Whitemarsh Dance Academy, Whitemarsh, MD

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2024
  • "InFlux", Museum of Northern California Art, CA, USA
2023
  • “Folded Landscapes”, Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
2022
  • “Identity with a Chance of Imperfection”, Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
2021
  • “Looking Sideways”, Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
  • “From A to B and Back Again”, Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
2019
  • “Something Vague,” Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
2017
  • The Invisible Gallery, San Francisco, CA
  • SFAI MFA Open Studios, San Francisco, CA
  • The Pacific Wall, Schillerpalais, Berlin, Germany
2014
  • LA Art Share, Los Angeles, CA
  • Cause Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
  • Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
2012
  • Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA
2011
  • Kunstwarenhaus, Zurich, Switzerland
2010
  • Give Canvas Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
  • GCS Gallery, Santa Ana, CA
  • New Puppy Gallery, Eagle Rock, CA
2009
  • Cannibal Flower
2008
  • Los Angeles Friendship Center, Los Angeles, CA
2007
  • Apex Art, New York, NY
  • The Cooper Union, New York, NY
2004
  • The Walter’s Art Gallery, Baltimore, MD

ART FAIRS

2014
  • Red Dot Art Fair, Miami, FL
  • Affordable Art Fair, New York, NY
2013
  • Affordable Art Fair, Seattle, WA
2012
  • Affordable Art Fair, Los Angeles, CA

TV & FILM

  • LA’s Finest, Sony
  • Two Broke Girls, CBS