‘I was brought up on fairy tales’ echoes the voice of French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle as you wander between the rooms of her first major US exhibition Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life. This exhibition, taking place at MOMA until September 6th, aims to engage with this convention-breaking artist’s interdisciplinary approach to her art, as well as…
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At first glance there seems little connecting contemporary British artist Tracey Emin with Norwegian born artist Edvard Munch. Born exactly a century apart, Munch’s best known work The Scream, seems to bear no relation to Emin’s provocative conceptual works, such as My Bed, Everyone I Have Ever Slept With, or her neon gas signs. And yet, currently at The Royal…
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Living in a city can be an amazing experience, and for most of us, it is the long-term reality of modern life. But whilst the concrete jungle contains many exciting opportunities, the ability to escape into nature is not one of them. Unsurprisingly, many people are therefore creating their own green spaces inside their homes. All over cities, these personal…
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The long awaited 2021 Tokyo Olympic games are now upon us! You might be wondering, why is SINGULART writing about the Olympics? Whilst the SINGULART team are certainly excited to watch some of the coming competitions, what many do not realize is that the connection between art and sport, particularly the Olympic games, have a highly intertwined past. The Relationship…
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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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Let’s start decorating your home in a classic Parisian style. At least once in your life, most of us have pictured ourselves living the Parisian dream. This could easily translate into enjoying an assortment de viennoiseries while people-watching from the balcony of your Haussmannian apartment overlooking the Seine. Since this is a remote possibility and, most likely, an unattainable goal for the…
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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…
