Singulart – Magazine

Address Book: Amsterdam

Thursday January 17th, 2019Interviews

Our new series – Address Book, is here to take you all around the art world, one week at a time. For our third offering, we’re cycling over to the canals, cafés and coffee shops[…]

A Day With Roman Nogin

Tuesday January 15th, 2019Tuesday January 15th, 2019Interviews

Ukrainian artist Roman Nogin is a versatile, passionate creative whose stimulus is as wide-ranging as his artistic output. Centred on Romanticism and the feeling of an irresistible connection between time, place, epoch, society, art and[…]

Address Book: Los Angeles

Friday December 21st, 2018Museums behind the scenes

Our new series – Address Book, is here to take you all around the art world, one week at a time. For our second installment, we’re escaping the cold winter of Paris for some Californian[…]

My Hometown: Michael Goro

Thursday December 13th, 2018Uncategorized

Talking about a hometown can get a little complicated when you happen to have no less than three. This is something Michael Goro knows all too well, having made a substantial amount of major moves[…]

Address Book: Paris

Tuesday December 11th, 2018Friday December 14th, 2018Art History

Our new series – Address Book, will take you all around the art world, one week at a time. To start us off, we’re exploring The big French five that characterize L’Hexagone’s exquisite City of[…]

A Day With Kirstin McCoy

Friday December 7th, 2018Monday December 10th, 2018Interviews

Kirstin McCoy is an Irish-born, France-based painter whose picturesque country surroundings never fail to inspire her. From fresh pastries to silent workspaces to serene outdoor settings, a work of art is never far away. Discover[…]

A Day With Susan Washington

Monday December 3rd, 2018Interviews

Susan Washington’s serene Poconos mountain surroundings are a far cry from the hustle and bustle of her New York upbringing. With a godmother that taught her origami techniques as a child, a punk-flavored city[…]

A Day With Gregg Chadwick

Monday November 26th, 2018Interviews

A man of passion, art and engaged purpose, Gregg Chadwick is an American artist currently focused on exploring notions of time, place and memory. With a studio in an old airplane hangar, an impressive[…]

Consumption, Creativity, and Cans of Soup: How Andy Warhol Created an Icon

Friday November 23rd, 2018Friday November 23rd, 2018A history of genres and artistic movements

American art in the early 1960s, with Abstract Expressionism enjoying post-war popularity, was not exactly the sort of arena where one would expect to find 32 canvas paintings of soup cans and acknowledge them as[…]

My Hometown: Flavien De Marigny

Tuesday November 20th, 2018Uncategorized

Flavien de Marigny’s fascinating life story dances across continents, languages, characters and events. From family fleeing restrictive Russian powers to travelling around South America with a diplomat dad, finding a home in Paris before being[…]