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Artling Exclusive: PHUNK's Monsieur & Madame Robo...Singaporean artist collective PHUNK has just released their latest collection of 'Monsieur Robo' and 'Madame Robo' sculptures, available exclusively on The Artling! These sculptures are part of PHUNK's celebration of their 25 years of art-making....

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Artists to Follow if You Like Mark Rothko...Mark Rothko comes from a generation of 20th-century artists who revolutionised abstract art in the 1950s. Like many artists of the modern art era, he did not exclusively adhere to a singular art style; his early works saw his artistic expression move through urban scenery, figuration, and surrealism before entering the world of abstraction. The 1940s marked his transition into abstract art, visually eliminating representational interpretation in his artistic expression. Rothko eventually developed his iconic style of colour field paintings, which depicted large planes of flat solid colour across a surface. Although the art style faced a decline in the 1960s, Mark Rothko's essence and colour field paintings continue to live on through contemporary artists. This week, The Artling has put together a series of artworks by artists who continue developing and conveying the expressive potential of colour in their artworks. Debra Ramsay...

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15 Artists Share About How They Got Started in Art...This week, The Artling shares stories from 15 artists about how they got started in art. These emerging artists come from diverse backgrounds, forging their own paths that have led them to where they are today. They also give us insight into how they were drawn to specific art styles, and how they developed their unique visual languages. Although some of these artists come from varied industries outside of the art world, what ties them together is their love for art, and their drive to pursue th...

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