Georges Braque wasn’t just a painter, he was an innovator. He was known for taking risks and for helping to shake the art world with his development of Cubism, a style that broke down objects into multiple viewpoints to give the viewer a layered effect on the canvas, along with Picasso. With Violin and Candlestick, one can see exactly why…
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Choosing the right place to showcase your art can feel like a big decision. At Singulart, we understand how important it is for artists to find a space where their work will be seen, appreciated, and cherished. With our global reach and dedicated support, we offer an unparalleled opportunity for artists to grow their careers and share their creations with…
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The award-winning, Vancouver-based Japanese Pop artist – Tadaomi Kawasaki gives Singulart the inside track on his niche new project, and explains why you might need a set of wheels to appreciate it. What is your newest series, exhibition (or ongoing project)? A Belgian rally driver called Thierry Neuville in WRC is helping a charity event. The concept is called Art…
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Chicago-based painter Barbara Skiba-Poniatowski gives us her expert advice on investing in meaningful art When Skiba-Poniatowski isn’t crafting vibrant paintings using acrylics and oils – heavily influenced by the Great Masters of European Art, and her Polish heritage – she is investing in art for herself (and her space.) So, as a Singulart artist, we thought we would reach out…
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Picture yourself walking between two streets full of quiet, shadows growing longer as the dusk begins to catch up with the day. Air is still, not the friendly kind. There’s something not right, it feels like there’s something more to the scene. There are three faces, draped in heavy robes, and they are all statues that stand in the distance…
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You have heard of Cubism — actually, you have heard of Georges Braque, one of the pioneers of Cubism, and he created some of the most interesting art from the early 20th century. Houses at L’Estaque is one of his best-known works. This is more than the French town painted by this artist, it is a view of form, shape,…
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It is a puzzle to see in Georges Braque’s Man with a Guitar, not only a painting but a composition of shapes and lines inviting you to play with it. This piece was born from the collaboration between Braque and Pablo Picasso, the height of Cubism a movement that shattered the art world. In Man with a Guitar, Braque makes…
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Christopher Wool has a special talent for painting life’s finer nuances. His pattern paintings, in particular, weave a lively tapestry of colors, textures, and meanings. These elements reach right into the hearts of viewers. Moreover, Wool’s works challenge you to break through conventional boundaries. In this article, we will learn about Christopher Wool’s pattern paintings and the milestones of his…
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While the Mystery and Melancholy of a Street by Giorgio de Chirico is one of those paintings that make you wonder, What actually happened here? It’s not a landscape or a dull scene, it’s a puzzle shrouded in shadow and light, full of emotion, and peppered with a little mystery. It doesn’t just make you look, it makes you feel.…
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Giorgio de Chirico’s The Song of Love is a painting that makes you stop and think. At first glance, it looks like a strange mix of objects: a bright red glove, a green ball, and a classical Greek statue, all set against a mysterious cityscape. There’s more to it than meets the eye, as with all great art. This painting…
