Singulart Magazine

  • Susanna and the Elders: Gentileschi’s Dramatic Feminist Masterpiece
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    Susanna and the Elders: Gentileschi’s Dramatic Feminist Masterpiece

    Artemisia Gentileschi’s achievements as an Italian Baroque artist were almost overshadowed by the events of her personal life, such as the fact that she was a female painter and that she was instrumental in the prosecution of her rapist Agonisto Tassi. However, she has since been recognized as one of the most accomplished painters of her time. Singulart will be…

  • The Persistence of Memory and Salvador Dalí’s Contribution to Surrealism
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    The Persistence of Memory and Salvador Dalí’s Contribution to Surrealism

    Salvador Dalí is one of the undisputed masters of surrealism, demonstrated not only through works like The Persistence of Memory but also through his flamboyant, colorful personality. The Persistence of Memory is one of his most beloved paintings, with surrealist imagery that would become part of Dalí’s legacy as an artist. Singulart will be examining the life of Dalí, including…

  • The Best YouTube Art Channels to Follow Right Now
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    The Best YouTube Art Channels to Follow Right Now

    In this article, Singulart reviews some of the best YouTube art channels for artists and connoisseur of all levels. From tutorials to the basics of art history, these channels are here to help you become an expert in art. Baumgartner Restoration I truly cannot image a better name for an art restoration studio. I can practically smell the scotch breadth…

  • Christ’s Entry into Brussels  and James Ensor’s Obsession with Religiosity
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    Christ’s Entry into Brussels and James Ensor’s Obsession with Religiosity

    James Ensor’s Christ’s Entry into Brussels is one of his most famous works, painted during his obsession with religious themes and is considered a precursor to expressionism and of significant influence on many modern works of art since. In this article, Singulart examines the life of James Ensor and the meaning of Christ’s Entry into Brussels as well as its…

  • Masks Confronting Death and James Ensor’s Unique Macabre Style
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    Masks Confronting Death and James Ensor’s Unique Macabre Style

    James Ensor’s Masks Confronting Death exemplifies his unique, macabre style of painting which set him apart from the painting trends of the early twentieth century and which influenced many artists after him. In this article, Singulart takes a closer look at Ensor’s life and artistic career and analyses the themes and styles present in his work Masks Confronting Death.  Who…

  • Nighthawks, Americana, and New Realism with Edward Hopper
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    Nighthawks, Americana, and New Realism with Edward Hopper

    Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks remains today one of the most iconic works of American Realism, with its elevation of a seemingly banal diner scene to a timeless, transcendent symbol of human experience, encompassing emotions of loneliness and alienation. In this article, Singulart examines Hopper’s long road to recognition and discusses the multitude of reasons behind Nighthawks stellar reputation.  Who was Edward…

  • German fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh dies
    Art History • Art news • Famous faces • Featured
    German fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh dies

    The photographer is credited with helping ring in the fashion industry’s ‘Supermodel’ era of the 1990s, and will be remembered for his celebrations of natural beauty. Peter Lindbergh has died in Paris, aged 74, as confirmed by his Paris studio on Wednesday in an Instagram post: It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Peter Lindbergh on…

  • 5 minutes with fashion favorite Laura Gulshani
    Artists • Featured
    5 minutes with fashion favorite Laura Gulshani

    Canadian artist Laura Gulshani is turning heads around the world with her fashionable fine art pieces and high-profile collaborations. We took five minutes with her to talk everything from what it’s like working with brands like Missoni and British Vogue to her dreams of massive murals covered in her signature style. Hi Laura! Which came first: your love of fashion…

  • Campbell’s Soup Cans: The Pinnacle of Pop Art by Andy Warhol
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    Campbell’s Soup Cans: The Pinnacle of Pop Art by Andy Warhol

    Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans is one of the most renowned examples of his pioneering Pop Art style, transforming an everyday object into an iconic symbol. In this article, Singulart investigates Warhol’s transition from commercial artist to Pop Art star and takes a closer look at his famous work Campbell’s Soup Cans.   Who was Andy Warhol?  Andy Warhol (1928-1987)…

  • Dance at Bougival and Renoir’s Later Career and Aesthetic
    Art History • Artworks under the lens
    Dance at Bougival and Renoir’s Later Career and Aesthetic

    Dance at Bougival exemplifies Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s transition to his later, mature style which combined the influence of Impressionism with more classical elements. In this article, Singulart takes a look at the life of Renoir and discusses the Dance at Bougival in the context of Renoir’s style.  Who was Pierre-Auguste Renoir?  Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) was a French painter and founder of…