Czech photographer Milos Nejezchleb (nejmil) has only been focusing on conceptual photographic work for 5 years. Nevertheless, he has already won several international awards, and this year will be exhibiting at the Venice Arsenal as an Arte Laguna Prize finalist for his series Moon for Sale. His photography is characterized by his playful use of color, static figures and surreal…
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One of this year’s Arte Laguna Prize finalists is SINGULART artist Veronika Moshnikova, whose paintings, which have previously been exhibited in Hungary, Germany, Poland, and Brazil, will imminently be displayed in Venice’s Arsenal. Using acrylics, oils, ink, markers and collage, the central themes in her work, the exploration of lost spaces, immigration, the concept of the home, mimicry, as well…
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Magnus Resch has never hesitated to disrupt the art world. During his time as an art economist, Yale professor, and gallery owner, Magnus’ many commentaries on the inner workings of the art market, though controversial, have been both meticulous and unerring in their sense of where and how the art world needs to modernize. In his latest bestselling book, ‘How…
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It’s finally spring and if, like us, you feel like being reborn at this time of the year, changing everything, modifying your interior decoration, then you’ll love discovering these interior designers! We’ve selected our 10 favorite interior designers of the moment on Instagram, to inspire you and give you new ideas from around the world, let’s go for the ride.…
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Endlessly envied for their effortless style, when it comes to interior design, the Parisian’s ability to create timeless looks are no exception. Whether inspired by France’s rich history of craftsmanship, or with a taste for the multicultural and contemporary, these top 10 Parisian interior designers will have you believing that artful living simply comes naturally to the French. Pierre Yovanovitch…
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Exhibiting as part of The Butterfly Effect, SINGULART’s online partnership exhibition with Elisabeth Johs, exploring the notion of change and sporadic movement, is Jack Mernin. A primarily New York based artist, Jack is described as having an intuitive approach to painting, with an emphasis on visual encounter. In his works both fragments and colors collide to create surprisingly revealing yet…
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One of the artists exhibited in the SINGULART x Elisabeth Johs exhibition ‘The Butterfly Effect’ is Chaewon Kim. Based in Canada, Chaewon’s artworks, which deeply explore the philosophy of the self, have both been awarded and widely exhibited on a national level. In her works abstraction and self-portrait come together in order to find oneself in losing oneself. We talked…
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Elisabeth Johs is a New York based curator and co-founder of boutique art firm Trotter&Scholer and partner of Art She Says, an online art and media platform designed to empower women. We talk to her to discover the inspiration behind the theme of her current partnership exhibition with SINGULART: ‘The Butterfly Effect’. What inspired the theme of this exhibition? The…
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A multi-disciplinary artist, Annabelle Shelton is based in the UK. Her works include a signature blank background created using white spray paint on aluminum, through which she explores the nature of negative space. This method allows Shelton’s subjects to appear as floating figures. In her beach scenes, which are included in SINGULART’s Summer Flash Sale, groups of sunbathers and holiday…
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Lusie Schellenberg is a Switzerland based artist, whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Russia and Germany. Her works, a few of which will be included in SINGULART’s Summer Flash Sale feature distinctive landscapes, seascapes, and cityscapes, created using oils and acrylics on canvas. Schell finds beauty in the summer mood. Three of her paintings that are…
