Some landscapes stay with us long after we’ve left them—not because we remember every detail, but because we remember how they made us feel. Through luminous layers of resin, light, and color, Italian artist Giusy Lauriola transforms memories, emotions, and nature into atmospheric paintings that invite us to experience the world from the inside out. From Urban Stories to Interior…
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For Gillian Wainwright, painting begins with looking. A Chicago-based artist and graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Wainwright has spent years exploring the world immediately around her: her garden, her home, and the quiet moments that shape everyday life. Rather than simply documenting these familiar spaces, however, she approaches painting as a process of discovery, revealing…
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In a world that rarely slows down, Laura Rota’s paintings offer something unexpected: a moment of stillness. Through bold circles, rich color, and carefully balanced compositions, the Italian artist creates abstract works that invite us to pause, reflect, and see the world a little differently. A Foundation in Art and Design Using simple geometric forms and harmonious colors, Rota creates…
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Photo by Takahiro Kugino MADARA is a Japanese calligrapher whose work bridges centuries of tradition with a deeply personal contemporary vision. Rooted in the discipline of Japanese calligraphy, his practice transforms written characters into powerful visual expressions of strength, serenity, hope, and human connection. Introduction To Hisseki-jutsu For years, MADARA devoted himself to studying Hisseki-jutsu, a philosophy of calligraphy rooted…
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From his first pool paintings in 1960s Los Angeles to a 400-work retrospective in Paris at the age of 87, David Hockney’s career spanned seven decades and left behind one of the most significant legacies in contemporary art. Explore with us the most impactful moments in his career. David Hockney, born in Bradford in 1937 and widely regarded as one…
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Quick summary • The frame is part of the artwork’s presentation, not an afterthought• Custom framing directs the viewer’s attention and shapes emotional response• Options exist at every price point, from simple floaters to museum-quality mouldings• Professional framing services now offer in-home consultations, pickup, delivery and installation• Singulart offers a framing option at the point of purchase, with wood frames…
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Summary – Art leasing gives businesses access to original works without long-term financial commitment– Research shows artwork improves employee wellbeing, productivity and creativity– In France, art leasing costs are fully deductible operating expenses under the French General Tax Code– France is the fourth-largest art market in the world, according to the Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2026–…
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Step inside a A 1950s New Jersey colonial split-level home where sunlit rooms, amber lighting, plants, bees, turn everyday living into an artful experience. Introduction This 1950s colonial home in New Jersey is one of those rare places where style and substance meet, and where art isn’t just something you hang, but a way of being. The Grove Retreat exemplifies…
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Key Insights • The global art market reached $59.6 billion in 2025, returning to growth after two years of decline• The United States remained the largest art market, accounting for 44% of global sales, followed by the United Kingdom and China• Growth was largely driven by high-end sales• Female artists represented 45% of artists represented by dealers• Art fairs remained…
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Summary – AI generated art is rapidly expanding across the art world.– A recent legal development in the United States confirmed that fully AI-created works cannot receive copyright protection without human authorship.– The decision has important implications for artists experimenting with artificial intelligence art.– However, artworks created with meaningful human involvement may still qualify for copyright. Can you copyright AI…
