French painter Laurence de Valmy sat down with Singulart to tell us about her experience at the ESKFF Artist Residence within the Mana Contemporary during her time in the United States. ESKFF in a few words The Eileen S. Kaminsky Family Foundation hosts an artist residency located in Jersey City, New York, which was founded in 2009 by Eileen Kaminsky,…
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In the realm of Philippine art, one name echoes with profound resonance: BenCab or Benedicto Cabrera. From his extensive repertoire of works, there is a masterpiece that represents the apex of this mysteriousness and wonder – “Sabel“. This fascinating portrait of a woman with a bewitching countenance ambling through the disorderliness of city life has imaginatively caught the hearts of…
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Today, we’re taking a leisurely stroll through the vibrant world of Jamini Roy, an artist whose canvas became a playground for tradition and innovation. Our spotlight? The enchanting masterpiece known as Three Pujarins. So, grab a cup of chai, settle in, and let’s unravel the layers of this artistic gem. Who was Jamini Roy Picture this: the late 1800s in…
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Embark on a journey to the 17th century, where Frans Hals, the rebel of the Dutch Golden Age art scene, breathed life into canvases with his vibrant and lively portraits. Among his masterpieces, The Laughing Cavalier stands as a testament to Hal’s ability to capture the spirit of his subjects. In this blogpost, we’ll delve into the life of Frans…
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Ever experienced the enchantment of stumbling upon a painting that seems to echo the laughter of carefree days, transporting you to a time when joy was simple and boundless? Winslow Homer achieves precisely that with his masterpiece, Snap the Whip, painted in 1872. Join me on a delightful journey through the life of this artistic wizard, his meanderings in the…
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In the intricate tapestry of the 17th-century, where the art scene was dominated by male hands, emerges the captivating figure of Artemisia Gentileschi. Born in 1593 in Rome, she became a luminary in a period defined by societal norms that attempted to cast women in secondary roles, especially within the realm of art. Artemisia, however, transcended these limitations, leaving an…
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Lorna Simpson, a luminary in the contemporary art scene, paints with the strokes of cultural narratives, challenging perceptions and weaving stories that transcend the ordinary. With a practice deeply rooted in exploring the complexities of identity, race, and gender, Simpson’s art serves as a cinematic journey into the realms of African-American experiences. Renowned for her ingenious use of photography and video,…
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Alright, folks, grab a comfy seat because we’re about to embark on a colorful rollercoaster ride through Alice Neel’s fascinating art world. Alice wasn’t just your everyday artist; she was like a modern-day wizard, turning canvas into pure magic. She was born in 1900. After completing her education in 1918, she enrolled in fine art program at the Philadelphia School…
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France has always been a center of expression. The country gave rise to some of the influential and revolutionary artists in history. The following famous French artists have not left an impact on the art world but have also shaped the course of art history. From Claude Monet’s masterpieces to Marcel Duchamp’s avant garde creations, these artists have pushed the…
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Jackson Pollock’s art was associated with the Abstract Art movement and was highly regarded throughout the art world. Jackson Pollock’s paintings, known as drip paintings, were noted for taking non-representational art to the next level, ushering in a new era for Abstract art. Original Pollock paintings are sold at auction for millions of dollars, with the most expensive Pollock painting,…
