Hunter Biden has a new strategy for making money, critics say: He’s cozying up to white supremacist Nick Fuentes.
According to a New York Post report, the former first son has launched a media blitz to revive his stalled painting career, going on the podcasts of far-right influencers including Fuentes and conspiracy theorist Candace Owens to help sell his “art.”
The paintings themselves start at $54,000 for a 36-by-36-inch canvas.
Hunter Biden is still trying to charge $54,000 for his paintings — and the huge price includes a video call with him | Isabel Vincent, New York Post
Hunter Biden is on a media blitz campaign, using far-right influencers with millions of social media followers to promote his… pic.twitter.com/g95JP3qIWX
— Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) July 22, 2026
According to the “Hunter Biden Studio,” every sale comes with a bonus: “a private video call with Hunter, in which he speaks personally about the painting.”
“Hunter doing the podcaster thing is all about getting notoriety and part of that media strategy is promoting his art,” a source close to the Biden family told the Post. “He is going where there is controversy. He knows that if he pitches podcasters on the left, no one would care what he has to say. He’s completely pissed off the left.”
Biden is selling his paintings directly from his own website, hunterbiden.com.
The Nick Fuentes interview, conducted in a Philadelphia hotel room, reportedly nearly came to blows. It was brokered by YouTube personality Andrew Callaghan and is scheduled to air later this month.
One source speculated that Hunter’s newfound far-right media tour may be a springboard for a political run.
“I think he has always had that at the back of his mind,” the source told the Post.
Last week a federal judge awarded Hunter $1.7 million in punitive damages in a defamation lawsuit against Trump donor and former Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne.
The art world has seen stranger things. But not many.