Niki Singleton

Niki Singleton is a Canadian drawer, painter, and found material sculptor based in Brooklyn. Some of her projects include Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan, a 130-page graphic novel on the survival stories of four Sudanese refugees, a gay tragic/comic strip series on Facebook, and a political comic series Counter Clockwise published on The Mantle. Her work usually focuses on the underdog or fringe groups whose voices go unheard. Niki has undertaken residencies in France, the Netherlands, and New York, and she has had solo exhibitions at Undercurrent Projects (New York), the Holocaust Museum (Dallas), and Imagine Ic (Amsterdam). Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Friedman Gallery, Nurture Art, and White Box Gallery (New York) as well as Life on Mars Gallery, Fireproof Gallery, Studio 10, and Triangle Workshop (Brooklyn).

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Artistic Practice (11/14)

“Nasty Grrrl Baby” and Other Paintings

Works by Niki Singleton

A collection of works created during the 2016 U.S. election and the first few months of Trump’s Presidency

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Queer City (11/20)

Looking for Lesbians

By Niki Singleton

A collection of essays, artistic contributions, and two inserted zines, Queer City, a reader was developed as part of an 18-month inquiry in São Paulo. Initiated by Lanchonete.org and ArtsEverywhere/Musagetes,

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Artistic Practice (1/14)

The Rivers Have Called Upon Us

Drawing and text by Niki Singleton

A graphic illustration inspired by the devastation wreaked by Canadian mining companies in South America.

What Does a Queer Urban Future Look Like?

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Queer City (3/20)

What Does a Queer Urban Future Look Like?

By Thiago Carrapatoso Michael Roberson Jude Dibia Todd Lanier Lester, and 7 more

[roundtable_menu] [contributor]Ella Boureau, New York City [excerpt]I am mourning a second self, a sibling with ancestral knowledge whose presence I can only verify through absence. [/excerpt] [/contributor] [contributor]Thiago Carrapatoso, São