Famous Michigan Painter


He is a man of Art, Energy, and Emotion. Ladies and gentlemen, in question is the true artist full of creativity and imagination. He is the man of many talents who holds several world records. He is one man who imagines a canvas to be over 2-miles long, he simply works on it over 20 hours daily for 38 days and wins the Guinness World Record. Besides, he paints the largest professional oil painting. It doesn't end here, he is the world's fastest painter, and builds the world's largest sculptures. He is a prolific artist who has drawn thousands of drawings and painted thousands of paintings in many styles and techniques. He is the subject of many art controversies. He gets buried alive, jumps from tall towers, hangs from building tops just to make paintings. He is the controversial artist that transcended into an ArtGuru. In the Michigan art scene, this man needs no introduction. He is no other than Michigan's most famous artist-- ArtGuru.  READ MORE....
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Coming Soon: "Entropy"


About Artist SinGh


Artist Gurmej SinGh, often simply referred to as ArtGuru, is a healer. He is also distinguished for using various techniques and styles in his art. He invented LatroArt painting and drawing and has developed his own style of drip painting, creating images by artfully dripping paint. He holds several Guinness World Records. Artist SinGh is, in addition, a TV producer and the author of X the ArtPrize and the soon-to-be released My Experiments with Art.

Artist SinGh has found that a turn in life can change everything, and one such turn has changed his life. He has become ArtGuru, a healer, because he has realized that art, by its very nature, is therapeutic. What’s more, he believes that art’s benefits should be shared with rest of the world. He wants people to paint and heal. So he brings you a blend of the art therapy of the West with the yogic science of the East.

About this show: Entropy 
July 5th  Art Hop,

PMN, Epic Center, 3rd Floor

Kalamazoo, Michigan

Gazing around the universe, we see countless examples of order and disorder, with disorder on the rise. Indeed, entropy is the fate of everything in the physical world. My goal is to tap into this concept as it pertains to human thought and emotion. Are deep depression, muddled thinking, mental crisis, and mental breakdown examples of entropy? What is it that holds most people’s minds and emotions together? If the universe is made up of tiny hard particles in constant motion, then what makes up thought? Is thought a mystifying order or disorder? Come join me at my exhibition, and let’s examine these questions together.