Here Come The Canadians!
Acrylic, Collage on Paper
24x30in
$6,680
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Niki Singleton
Canada
Artist highlights
- Residency Participant
- Covered by the Press
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 12x16in
About this artwork
This self-portrait, marked by a bloodied eye, confronts the lived realities of a queer female artist navigating a misogynistic and often hostile world. Through chaotic color and fragmented figures—including visions of ancient goddesses and mythic forms emerging within her mind—the composition mirrors an interior landscape shaped by turmoil, revelation, and resilience. These presences evoke a lineage of feminine power, suggesting that while the outside…
world inflicts harm, an inner inheritance of strength endures—drawn from histories of goddesses and collective memory.
The work pulses with both urgency and introspection, drawing viewers into the shifting depths of human consciousness. It stands as an invitation to look beyond the surface—to engage with what is unseen, to feel what is often unspoken—and to encounter the layered, invisible stories that connect us all.
The work pulses with both urgency and introspection, drawing viewers into the shifting depths of human consciousness. It stands as an invitation to look beyond the surface—to engage with what is unseen, to feel what is often unspoken—and to encounter the layered, invisible stories that connect us all.
Niki Singleton
Canada
Credentials
- Residency Participant
- Covered by the Press
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I'm a passionate, messy, emotional artist concerned about our present and future who's often battling to silence my head. »
Niki Singleton is an artist based in Vancouver, CAN and Brooklyn, NY, whose paintings have been exhibited in Canada, the US, the Netherlands and the UK. Exhibitions include the Brooklyn Museum, the Whitney Biennial, Betty Campbell Gallery, Spring/Break Art Show-New York City, Paul Thiebaud Gallery-San Francisco, Holocaust Museum-Texas, Imagine IC-Amsterdam and Pendulum Gallery-Vancouver. Her art has been featured in publications such as Wowwart Magazine, Hudson Art Review, Hyperallergic, Forbes, Queer City Journal, ARTFUSE, Creative Time Reports. Singleton's work is rooted in cultural histories and mythologies, with a focus on queer and female/feminist identity and culture. Her practice is an exercise in provocative storytelling, with a focus on highlighting the stark contradictions and intersecting inequities that govern our lives. She combines traditional and nontraditional media and juxtaposes disparate artistic and historical references in the service of richly layered narratives.
Niki Singleton
Self-Portrait
$3,900
