Doesn’t art speak to you? The great one can pause you, make you think, and—sometimes— even make you feel like it’s your story being told. Which is why Apostolos Chantzaras does that with his work. What he’s not doing is making art; he’s creating worlds that do something and feel something. Metamorphosis is one of his most interesting pieces. It…
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Art can stop us in our tracks. It can make us move, inspire us, or just make us smile. Street art, in particular, feels alive—full of energy and emotion. Onemizer is one French street artist who has learned how to combine tranquility and opposition in the most rousing form. Street Art Buddha by him is just a perfect example of…
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Say the name Marilyn Monroe and you automatically think glamor, celebrity, and a smidge of not knowing. What happens though, when an artist such as Onemizer gives it a twist of pop art? The result is a fresh, fun, totally modern take on this Hollywood icon that feels bold, and colorful. In this article, we’ll be taking a look into…
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Picture this: You’re walking down a busy city street and there’s a wall you see. It’s bold. It’s colorful. It feels alive. Street art has its power. At the heart of this movement is French artist Onemizer and he knows how to make his paint dance. Spray Can is one of his most exciting works, a bright, fun, and energetic…
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Some artworks yell right in your face and are just loud and dramatic. Others will be quiet, and calm, and ask you to take a look a little closer. One of those is Femme au Manchon by Pierre Tal-Coat. A woman worn for the winter holds a muff. Simple, right? However, it’s got a way of stopping you in your…
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Composition Abstraite by Pierre Tal-Coat is a conversation in the modern art world: it’s not shouting for everyone to be listening, but it sure is drawing you in. The injustices in this beautiful abstract work aren’t giving you clear answers. It would rather have you pause, look closer, and feel what’s there. One of France’s most celebrated artists, Pierre Tal-Coat,…
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Pierre Tal-Coat isn’t quite as famous as Picasso but his artwork remains to be seen. It’s not a picture of himself but a bare, deep expression of him. Tal-Coat opens his world to us with bold brush strokes and earthy colors. That’s not about perfect details — it’s about showing emotion and feeling. Let’s take a closer look at Pierre…
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In anticipation of the Singulart Prize 2025, which focuses on the theme “Deeply Human,” we continue to delve deeper into the stories behind those who help art shine beyond the canvas. One such story is that of Neil Ayton, founder of Mountary Framing, a company dedicated to making custom framing accessible and seamless for artists and collectors alike. With over…
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The Singulart Prize 2025 is approaching and excitement is growing for this year’s theme: Deeply Human. As technology continues to shape our experience of art, being profoundly human with all of our emotions, connections and stories has never been more important. Marine Mérindol, Chief Operating Officer at Magnum Photos, will be part of the jury panel at this exploration, bringing…
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As we are still gathering applications for Singulart Prize 2025 we thought this would be a good time to reflect on the Singulart Award 2024 and its focus on the “Limited Editions.” The Singulart team is honored to have Victor Bramsen, one of last year’s distinguished jurors, and Singulart partners, join us for an interview in this article. As the…
