Thirsty Bstrd, a French multidisciplinary and self-taught artist living and working in Paris, will be among the major artists participating in the SINGULART x AMREF auction running from May 9 to the 16. We’re proud to announce that he is happy to support our auction motto: Buy Art Spread Love! AMREF is an African NGO founded in Kenya in 1957,…
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Growing your art collection but unsure how to bring everything together? Creating a gallery wall is a great way to elevate your interiors without having to enlist the (expensive) help of professional designers. Singulart’s here to show you how to work with what you’ve got (and what to add to make it even better!) A gallery wall is simply a…
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Are you an art enthusiast wanting to start an art collection but are not quite sure where to start? While some of us may think that acquiring museum-worthy artwork isn’t within reach, rest assured that the world’s greatest collectors all had to start somewhere. Although it may not feel simple, if it is done smartly, becoming an art collector can…
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A leading figure of Street Art in France, Speedy Graphito is one of the main artists present at our Street Art auction from April 20 to 25 exclusively on SINGULART. In this interview, Speedy Graphito tells us more about his singular career, the evolution of Street Art since the 1980s and his future projects. Dive into the artistic world of…
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SINGULART’s first exclusive online street art auction will be held from the 20th to the 25th of April, which offers the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the exciting street art movement. What are the origins of this contemporary movement and why should you invest in street art? We’ll tell you. How did Street Art emerge? Although street art may…
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3 Reasons to Invest in Pop Art Pop Art is undeniably one of the most popular and influential art movements throughout modern and contemporary art history. Conceived in the 1950s in the United States and the United Kingdom, Pop Art was born out of a desire to dismantle the concept of ‘high art’ and reduce the elitism surrounding artworks, therefore…
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A popular culture icon with a short-lived destiny, Keith Haring made a lasting impression on American art at the end of the 20th century. His colourful, facetious and committed work challenged the conventions of the time. The artist prefigured the practices of the underground movement by using the New York subway as his first artistic medium. His recognizable imagery and…
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It’s finally the time of year when we leave winter behind and welcome spring. The air becomes warmer and the first flowers see the light of day. One flower, in particular, represents the awakening of spring: the cherry blossom. The cherry blossom plays an important role in Japanese culture. As the national flower of Japan, it has been used for…
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After studying in London, working for the Victoria and Albert Museum and spending time at the Cité des Arts residency in Paris, independent curator Federica Chiocchetti created her own editorial and curatorial platform The Photocaptionist, where she explores photography, fictions and words. Singulart was lucky enough to interview her about her career and future projects, discover here an inspiring curator.…
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Why do we feel obliged to specify “female artists” when we never say “male artists”? How many names of female artists can you name? The international art world, despite being recognised for its innovative character, lags far behind in the field of equality. The representation of women in museums is no more than 5%. In the art market, women account…
