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• Baltasar de Echave Ibía: The Blue Pigments of New Spain's Painter artist

  Manuel Toussaint referred to Baltasar de Echave Ibía as "the Echave of the Blues." He is celebrated for his artwork, the Immaculate Conception, created in 1620 and housed at the…

• Yves Klein and the Making of International Klein Blue artist

  Yves Klein, an influential artist born on April 28, 1928, in Nice, was the son of two creative figures: his mother, Marie Raymond, a notable Art Informel artist, and his father,…

• Mary-Ann Weber Turns the Self-Portrait Into a Space of Experimentation artist

  Berlin-based photographer Mary-Ann Weber, known online as foto.maedchen, places herself on both sides of the lens in a self-portrait practice where body, light and shadow serve as…

• Gonzalo Lebrija Installs Six-Meter Bronze Horse 'El rumor de la discordia' in Central Madrid artist

  In Madrid's Plaza del Carmen, a bronze sculpture named El rumor de la discordia by Gonzalo Lebrija has been unveiled, towering over six meters atop a concrete base. This piece,…

• Luca Aigner on Dance, Discipline and Coming Out After Troye Sivan's 'Rush' artist

  Born in 2003 and raised in Bavaria, Luca Aigner has danced since the age of six, when his mother enrolled him in a hip-hop class in his village. He moved to Berlin and Los Angeles…

• Prune Nourry Sculpts Forgotten Women Artists and Explores Gender Selection artist

  French artist Prune Nourry, based in New York, has been working on a long-term project called “Terracotta Daughters” (2012–2030), which addresses gender selection in China. The…

• Gabriel Moses Discusses Family, Football and Virgil Abloh at V&A East Talk artist

  Filmmaker, director and photographer Gabriel Moses appeared at V&A East Museum for 'A Life in the Work of Others', a talk series in which artists discuss the people, places and…

• Katerina Shukshina Fashions Wearable Footwear From Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables artist

  Katerina Shukshina builds shoes from living plants, and a single piece may survive only one day. Sunflowers rise above stiletto heels in one design, while dandelions cluster…

• Piero Roccasalvo Rub on Returning to Sicily: Studio, Province and the Liminal Light of Santa Maria del Focallo artist

  Piero Roccasalvo Rub, originally from Siracusa and born in 1974, has moved his studio to Santa Maria del Focallo in Ispica, Sicily. In a conversation with Alex Urso for the…

• Frances Segelman Sculpts Richard E. Grant Live at St Paul's Church, Covent Garden artist

  On October 18, Frances Segelman created a live sculpture of Richard E. Grant at St Paul's Church in Covent Garden. Proceeds from this event were directed to Longfield Hospice in…

• Gill Bustamante Brings Magical Realist Landscapes to Artsy Shark Feature artist

  Gill Bustamante, a UK artist celebrated for her expansive oil paintings that merge magical realism, semi-abstraction, and art nouveau, is highlighted on Artsy Shark. With over…

• Audrey Large: 3D-Printed Objects That Blur the Line Between Screen and Matter artist

  Audrey Large, a French designer hailing from Toulouse and currently residing in the Netherlands, crafts objects that appear to originate from an alternate reality, merging…

• Tanyah Jackson's Komorebi Paintings Probe Light, Shadow and the Unknown artist

  South African-born, US-based painter Tanyah Jackson builds her practice on a paradox: an image can show less and still reveal more. Her Komorebi collection centers on how light…

• Lee Jimin's Textile Sculptures Hollow Out Everyday Objects at Fakery artist

  Lee Jimin, a South Korean artist born in 1999, specializes in creating translucent textile sculptures that preserve the shapes of recognizable items while leaving their interiors…

• Egon Schiele: 340 dipinti e 2803 opere su carta prima della morte a 28 anni artist

  Egon Schiele, nato il 12 giugno 1890 a Tulln, morì a Vienna il 31 ottobre 1918, solo tre giorni dopo la scomparsa della moglie Edith, vittima dell'influenza spagnola. In meno di…

• Ivan Meštrović, Croatia's Most Famous Sculptor, and the Works That Defined Him artist

  Ivan Meštrović's Vestalka (Vestal Virgin), carved around 1917, is held at the Meštrović Galerija in Split, Croatia — an earthy, tranquil figure drawing on mythology and simplified…

• Pietro Canonica: The Forgotten Sculptor Who Shaped Italian Art artist

  Born in Turin in 1869, Pietro Canonica was a gifted artist who started his apprenticeship at just 10 years old and eventually became a professor. His expertise in naturalism and…

• Claire Falkenstein: Rediscovering the Erased Sculptor of Wire and Venetian Glass artist

  Claire Falkenstein, an American sculptor born in Coos Bay, Oregon, in 1908, relocated to Berkeley, California, where she held her inaugural solo exhibition at the East-West…

• Amauri Torezan Blends Geometric Abstraction and Retro-Futurism in South Florida Practice artist

  Amauri Torezan, a Brazilian artist, employs geometric abstraction, organic shapes, and retro-futuristic aesthetics in his paintings. His artwork showcases a blend of vibrant…

• Anne Buckwalter and Other Women Artists Blend Sexuality with Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Art artist

  Anne Buckwalter's artwork, titled Angels (2026), showcases a couple sharing an intimate moment on a vibrant patchwork quilt that takes up half the canvas. In the middle of the…

• Melissa Brown on Cat-Eye Makeup, Collage Techniques, and Her Flatbush Studio artist

  Born in 1974 in Morristown, New Jersey, Melissa Brown has been applying cat-eye makeup daily since her teenage years, drawing inspiration from her artwork and ancient Egyptian…

• Meredith Monk Makes Mexico Debut at Festival CulturaUNAM, Republished 1993 Interview Traces Her Vocal Archaeology artist

  On 11 October 2026, Meredith Monk made her debut performance in Mexico at Sala Nezahualcóyotl, accompanied by Katie Geissinger and Allison Sniffin, as part of Festival…

• Kinlaw's FALL RISK Suspends Artist 150 Feet Above Times Square artist

  Artist Kinlaw has realized FALL RISK, a performance staged 150 feet above Times Square in New York. The work examines care and the shortcomings of the American healthcare system.…

• Richard Ontiveros-Gima, aka The Hapa Blonde, on Shooting NBA Street Style artist

  Richard Ontiveros-Gima, also referred to as The Hapa Blonde, is a photographer based in New York with Hawaiian roots. He rose to prominence by capturing images of NBA players…

• Smiles Meyer Recasts Leonardo's Last Supper With Trans Models in "The First Gathering" artist

  In 2024, Los Angeles-based photographer and musician Smiles Meyer presented "The First Gathering," a reinterpretation of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" (1495–98) featuring…

• Christoph Niemann's Everyday-Object Visual Jokes Trace From Abstract Sunday to Instagram artist

  German illustrator and author Christoph Niemann, born in 1970, started his artistic journey in Stuttgart before relocating to New York City in 1997. Over the years, he has…

• Matthew Woodson, aka Ghostco, Fuses Natural History Training With Cinematic Tension in Mondo Screen Prints artist

  Matthew Woodson, an illustrator from Chicago known as Ghostco, pursued studies in natural history and psychology at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His artwork…

• Seth Casteel's Underwater Dogs: The Poolside Series That Made a Photographer Famous artist

  A chance encounter with a dog named Buster in 2012 gave Seth Casteel the concept behind Underwater Dogs, the series of poolside portraits that brought the American photographer…

• Andrada Anghel on Diving, Texture and a Large-Scale Corporate Installation artist

  Romanian-born, Canada-based painter Andrada Anghel, profiled on Singulart, traces her layered, tactile practice to a childhood of improvised materials — painting on dictionary…

• Louise Body Paints Coastlines From Memory, Not Observation artist

  Louise Body, a British artist born in 1974 in Southend-on-Sea and currently residing in Hastings, produces landscapes that defy easy categorization, blending various coastlines…

• Alex Katz at 99: 150 New Paintings, a $1,200 Maine House, and the Father Who Said 'Don't Paint Details' artist

  At the age of 99, Alex Katz has produced an impressive 150 paintings over the past two years, marking his most prolific period to date from his studio located in a barn in…

• Bryan Dubreuiel Discusses Quiet Disruptions Series and Five Decades of Abstract Expressionism artist

  Texas-based painter Bryan Dubreuiel has spent more than five decades developing a visual language that sets bold forms and architectural lines against gestural marks, layered…

• Photographer Michael C. Higgs Showcases Global Portfolio in Artsy Shark Feature artist

  Michael C. Higgs, a photographer and digital artist, has traveled to 47 countries and circumnavigated the globe east/west, with journeys ranging from Sweden to the Drake Passage.…

• Nick Grinder Documents Silent Coexistence on New York Streets in Color and Black-and-White artist

  Nick Grinder, a New York street photographer, builds his practice on a simple premise: occupying the same space as another person constitutes a relationship even without a single…

• aleXsandro Palombo Unveils Monna Lisa Mastectomy Mural at Milan's National Cancer Institute artist

  A new mural by aleXsandro Palombo appeared outside the Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori in Milan for World Breast Cancer Day, depicting a Monna Lisa with double mastectomy scars. The…

• Natalia Bazyliuk on Her Freedom and Echoes of the Soul Series, War, and Life in Slovakia artist

  Ukrainian painter Natalia Bazyliuk, who has worked for roughly 15 years without formal art training, is developing two ongoing series, Freedom and Echoes of the Soul, and…

• Eva Hesse's Seven Groundbreaking Sculptures and Her Post-Minimalist Legacy artist

  Eva Hesse, born in Hamburg in 1936, fled Nazi persecution as a child and arrived in New York in 1939. She studied at Pratt Institute, Cooper Union, and Yale, where she trained…

• Vita Schagen on Palette-Knife Marks, Italy's Pull and Her First Sale artist

  Vita Schagen, based in Amsterdam and frequently visiting Italy, produces a blend of loose paintings alongside realistic still lifes. She attributes her renewed interest in…

• Lucinda Leveille on Bonsai, Silence and a Gum Tree Lost to Cyclone Alfred artist

  Australian painter Lucinda Leveille, who trained for five years at the National Art School in Sydney, is developing an unnamed series of one-metre-square monochromatic canvases…

• Faith Patterson Brings Alla Prima Oil Painting to Singulart With Nature-Driven Series artist

  Faith Patterson, a largely self-taught oil painter based in Northern Illinois, is developing a collection of alla prima landscapes made wet-on-wet in single sessions, a direction…