If you love to museum hop and have visited the museums in your city five times over, look no further for inspiration on where to go. Get ready to go globetrotting because our comprehensive list of the most unusual museums covers all corners of the world, from New York to the bottom of the Caribbean…
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SPF 32 A group Show Opening Reception: June 15th // 6-9PM On view: June 15 - July 6, 2019 William Ulmer Brewery 81 Beaver Street, Brooklyn, New York Curator Madeleine Mermall brings her latest group exhibition to Brooklyn’s oldest brewery. On view from June 15th through July 6th, SPF 32 features thirty-two emerging and mid-career…
The soulful, multi-talented songbird Adeline just dropped her first solo album, with a release show on November 13th at C'Mon Everybody in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn. The Paris-born babe gives us the lowdown on her cool style, musical influences and natural beauty in an exclusive interview with The Untitled Magazine's Tina Turnbow. Do you think your new…
“Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power” September 14th, 2018 - February 3rd, 2019 Brooklyn Museum: 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York The Brooklyn Museum will open “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power,” a collection of over 150 works from 1963 to 1983 by sixty Black artists.…
Rising star Jasmine Cephas Jones brightened up the Hamilton stage with her singing and acting not so long ago. Now she stars on the big screen alongside Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal in the new, buzzed-about film, Blindspotting. Untitled had the chance to catch up with her and ask about beauty and style tips. Check out her responses and some Sophia Loren-inspired looks below! Tina: Can you share…
"Half the Picture: A Feminist Look at the Collection" August 31st, 2018 - March 31st, 2019 Brooklyn Museum: 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York The Brooklyn Museum will soon open, “Half the Picture: A Feminist Look at the Collection”, a compilation of new and old works by more than 50 artists meant to reexamine history through a feminist…
Following Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy’s launch this summer of SHE DIRECTS and SHE SPINS, comes SHE TALKS: a series of discussions by women about the intersection between their field of work and New York City. SHE DIRECTS was an initiative to select only female-directed films for Brooklyn Bridge Park’s beloved outdoor movie series, ‘Movies With…
Sheila Vand is the total package: genuine, smart and incredibly talented. We chatted with the actress in 2014 about her starring role in Ana Lily Amirpour’s "A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night." Now, Beauty Editor Tina Turnbow catches up with Sheila following her work in "We The Animals," a coming of age story based on Justin…
THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM The Brooklyn Conference: Inspiring Social Change October 19th (Kick-off) – October 21st 200 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, New York 11238 “The Brooklyn Conference explores the intersections of art and social justice, shining a light on what unites and separates us as a nation, and in hopes of inspiring a more connected, civic, and…
FATTER IRL: A FAT ART SHOW Old Pfizer Factory 630 Flushing Ave, 5th Floor, Brooklyn NY 11206 October 15th - November 5th (open weekends 11am - 6pm & by appointment) *For weekday appointments, email reartshow@gmail.com Rose Budz (Annie Rose) has curated FATTER IRL, an art show in the Old Pfizer Factory building in Brooklyn. The show…
Missoni Creative Director, Angela Missoni, is merging contemporary culture, modern art, and fashion design with her new project which launched this week, Surface Conversion. The project has the intention of developing a series which is based in the idea of sharing, discussing and supporting contemporary art. The ongoing program will be alternating every three months, and will touch upon various disciplines…
VFILES opened New York Fashion Week for a seventh year last Wednesday night. It featured five collections: Ground Zero, Rushemy Botter, Sanchez-Kane, Song Seoyoon, and Alessandro Trincone. Each were discovered through the VFILES site, which aims to connect young creatives globally. Local metal band Unlocking the Truth opened while dance crew, Waffle NYC, performed. Along with…
On August 27th and 28th, the llth edition of Afropunk Fest will bring live music and good vibes to Commodore Barry Park in Brooklyn, New York. Feel free to let loose as artists like Tyler the Creator, Janelle Monae and Skunk Anansie rock the stage. With over 50 artists performing and with food and art being…
Market Art + Design Bridgehampton Museum 2368 Montauk Highway, NY 11932 July 7- July 10, 2016 The East End is hosting the sixth edition of their annual art fair, Market Art and Design. The fair will be open to the public from July 7th until July 10th at the Bridgehampton Museum. There will be 45 galleries…
It's that time of the year again when New York City becomes a haven for creatives. Along with Frieze New York, Frieze Week also includes numerous satellite art fairs and exhibits throughout the city. It is chance for artists, both new and seasoned, curators, and guests to view art from all over the world. See below for…
William Klein: "William Klein + Brooklyn" Howard Greenberg Gallery The Fuller Building 41 East 57th Street, NYC, Suite 1406 From March 19th to May 2nd, 2015, the Howard Greenberg Gallery will display William Klein + Brooklyn, an exhibition of new color photographs from one of the 20th century’s leading photographers, William Klein. The exhibit’s nearly fifty…
Calling someone a foodie can be a bit of a joke these days, but the sense of taste has to be appreciated just as much as the other senses. The culture of food is something that has transcended the practical function of survival, and it has evolved into a hobby in and of itself. No…
The Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, is the annual gathering place for all serious film lovers. Founded by Robert Redford, the festival is meant to promote the art of film more than its commercial successes. Awards are given in categories of U.S. Dramatic Film, U.S. Documentary Film, World Dramatic Film, and World Documentary…
KATSU: "Remember the Future" The Hole 312 Bowery, New York City, NY January 8 - February 22, 2015 The Hole Gallery will hold their first solo show by artist KATSU: Remember the Future. KATSU has participated in thematic group exhibitions in the gallery the past year that have focused on new ways to use technology…
Graham Collins + Jeremy Jansen: If red is here, can grey be far behind Cooper Cole Gallery Toronto October 16th - November 15th, 2014 If red is here, can grey be far behind is a two person exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Graham Collins and Toronto-based artist Jeremy Jansen at the Cooper Cole Gallery in Toronto, Canada. Both…