Shakir Al-Alousi (b. 1962) is an Iraqi painter; he was trained in painting in Baghdad. His academic research explored folk culture within Iraqi art and its place in modern painting.

Al-Alousi has described his work as concerned with the lives of ordinary people, their routines, environments and everyday stories. In a 2007 interview with Gulf News, he spoke about paintings inspired by memories, family stories and images of Baghdad in the 1950s and 1960s, describing this approach as a form of “remembrance.”