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| Ryan's painting, "Sheep is Good Food" on the cover of the Phoenix New Times, 8/26/2010 |
* Review of the "POP! Popular Culture in American Indian Art" show at the Heard Museum. Review published in the Arizona Republic, 05/16/2010. Read More...
* Article in the Weekly Alibi about Monty & Ryan's two-man show, "Wrestling with Paint". "N8V Now: Young Artists and the New School" by Samara Alpern. Printed in the Weekly Alibi V.19 No.16 | April 22 - 28, 2010. Read More...
* Article in the Local iQ about Monty & Ryan's two-man show, "Wrestling with Paint". Article printed in April 15, 2010. Read More...
* Blog with photos from the Heard Market (one of Ryan at his booth) and also a photo of the collaborative piece with Marla Allison and Mateo Romero. Read More...
* Article about Ryan and his artwork in the October 2009 issue of Java Magazine (Phoenix, AZ). Read More...
* Ryan was one of the featured artists in a 2009 article in the Santa Fean. Read More...
* A photo of Ryan's painting "Coffee in the Evening" was featured in the August 2009 issue of New Mexico Magazine. Read More...
* Ryan Singer was featured in the article "Alternative Synergy" about younger artists at the Santa Fe Indian Market. The article was originally published in the 2010 Indian Market supplement of the Albuquerque Journal North. Read More...
* Ryan Singer was the cover artist for "Native Peoples" Jan/Feb
2009 issue. Read More...
* He was also featured in the "4 Native Groundbreakers" article of the Jan/Feb issue of Native Peoples in the Jan/Feb 2009. Read More...
* National Native American foundation and political advocacy group Honor
the Earth launches IMPACTED NATIONS,
a traveling art show currently in New York
City. Read More...
* Another recent article graced the cover of Flagstaff Live, Flagstaff,
Arizona's culture and entertainment journal.
Thanks to writer Mihio Manus and the staff
of FlagLive. Read
More...
* Take a read at this recent piece in www.nativetimes.com. Due to the temporary
state of their web stories we've copied
the article onto oursite. Our thanks
and respect to the Native Times site and writer Rick Abasta. Read
More...
* Before that, Ryan graced the pages of local "alternative" rag
Phoenix New Times.
Mr. Singer trully appreciates the free press, don't sue us for the reprint
Mike Lacey! Read More...