Known as the architect of peculiar universes in which strange becomes beautiful, Tim Burton has been a long-time friend of the weird. Burton’s beats, as well as his films, include Beetlejuice and The Nightmare Before Christmas, the last of which embodies not just Burton the artist, but Burton the storyteller and, most importantly, Burton the weird. The Melancholy Death of…
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Wassily Kandinsky’s Yellow-Red-Blue is a busy talk between color, form, and emotion. Have you ever looked at a painting that puts you in the middle of a jazz concert? This is it. It was created in 1925 and radiates the type of energy that halts your steps. The talking is done by yellow, red, and blue Kandinsky, was famous for…
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Imagine walking into a place where sports fuse with pop culture, where the everyday is transformed into bold colors and dynamic shapes. When you pick up Foul Ball by Andrew Scott, that’s what happens. It doesn’t stop you in your tracks. It invites you to wander, to feel the movement, and even to breathe with the crowd during that baseball…
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Picture this: An oversized-eyed, pale blue-skinned girl holding a glass of wine, hardly smiling. So imagine that image with Tim Burton’s bizarre and whimsical sense of eccentric eccentricity. Sounds intriguing, right? That is Blue Girl with Wine. If you are into Tim Burton’s masterpieces Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas, you know full well that Tim Burton is not…
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The first and foremost image, phrase, or idea that may occur to anyone when Bob Dylan is mentioned would be his music, particularly his husky voice. But do you know that Dylan is an artist as well not only in terms of music? Correct – in addition to developing such immortal songs as Blowin’ in the Wind, Dylan has been…
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Bob Dylan is a name that would make anyone associate it with poetry, music, and the arts of the ages. Most people associate such attributes with the music icon of the 1960s, Dylan can be described as a creative mastermind. Apart from acting and guitar strings, he is also a man of many faces in visual arts. One of his…
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Unless we see a piece of art hanging in an exhibition alongside its accompanying literature, we rarely have the chance to peel back the canvas and understand, first-hand from an artist, how or why they painstakingly crafted a particular personal piece. Some artists like to let their artwork speak for itself, creating a sense of mystery around their name in…
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Bonjour! As the sun blazes in August, Parisians usually leave the city for their summer retreats. Yet, this year stands apart, with the Olympic Games transforming our city into a vibrant place to be this summer. Nevertheless, many of us managed to spend our holidays (far) away from the office and the sporting festivities in Paris. Some went home to…
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Bonjour, we’re excited to share something truly special—a new chapter in our story, one that celebrates both art and connection. We have developed a new visual identity that encapsulates Singulart’s dedication to showcasing the work of over 4,500 artists and connecting them with a discerning, global audience. A Renewed Vision In collaboration with Stockholm-based design agency Identity Works, we have…
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Imagine a reality where the line between the real and the dream-like world blurs effortlessly. In this world, everything you see can transform into something magical. Jerry Uelsmann invites us into this universe with his photograph “The Mind’s Eye,” created in a time before digital tools like the clone tool existed. “The Mind’s Eye” is not just a photo; it…
