Women are still a minority in the art world today. While women account for 60% of art school enrolments, merely 25% of Tate Modern exhibitions feature works by women artists. This statistic drops to 7% for MoMA. We must face the facts: in art as in society, a women’s work is often sidelined. Why is this so? Firstly, the professional…
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In honor of International Women’s Day, SINGULART is dedicating an entire week to highlight and explore influential women that shape the world of art today. The online contemporary art gallery will dedicate each day from the 8th – 14th ofMarch to one aspect of the art market, discussing collectors, curators, art history and much more. During this week, SINGULART is…
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Women have long collected artworks and been a vital pillar in support of artistic creation. However, they are frequently forgotten in art history, which has typically stated that collecting is the prerogative of men. Today, women’s roles and importance in the art world are finally put in the spotlight and honoured in exhibitions, such as the show at the Grand…
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Entry into the art world has always seemed impenetrable to many. Thankfully there are plenty of women who either have an in or a critical eye to open up access for all of us. SINGULART has put together a list of 15 Instagram accounts to follow to get perspectives from artists, critics, collectors, and more. Before you start scrolling be…
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Franco-Iranian, Parysatis built her career in the fashion world as an influencer and entrepreneur between Paris and Marseille. Recently, she launched the very first collection of her brand Syrah Paris, presenting some timeless pieces in limited quantities produced in France. Discover her universe and her connection with art! Could you tell us about your career in the world of fashion?…
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Susan Greeff is an experienced South African painter who has exhibited internationally. As a conceptual fine artist, and having previously worked as a midwife, her art practice focuses on issues regarding fertility, pregnancy, even gene editing and reproductive choice. When did you know you wanted to be an artist? My father always painted in the background of my life and…
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Author of Vogue: The Gown and Financial Times Fashion Editor Jo Ellison reminds us to find beauty in life. In 2008 she worked as a features editor at British Vogue before taking over Vanessa Friedman’s post at the Financial Times. Her witty columns have earned her a global audience of industry leaders and fashion lovers alike. She took some time…
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Tina Psoinos is a Greek-born, mixed media artist based in the US. Inspired by her upbringing in Athens— which essentially acted as a living museum— she composes works that explore themes such as female empowerment, pop culture, and love and identity in the 21st century. When did you know you wanted to be an artist? I grew up in Athens,…
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It is not surprising that artists pour their love into creating art as well as match their devotion to an equal partner once they have found them. Art history is saturated with incredible love stories of artists who inspired each other and formed intense and often explosive partnerships not only in love but also in art. Often, these love relationships…
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In art as in love, everything starts with an encounter. It is this encounter that is at the origin of the most unforgettable artistic relationships. This Valentine’s Day, Singulart shares the most beautiful love stories from our exclusive partnership with the Perve Gallery in Lisbon. These stories are an ode to artistic love. Indeed, our selection presents the paths of…
