One of the world’s most important and longest running annual photography fairs, The Photography Show (organized by AIPAD, the Association of International Photography Art Dealers) returned to New York City for its 38th edition from April 5th to 8th, 2018. This year’s fair featured 100 exhibiting galleries from 14 countries presenting museum-quality contemporary, modern and…
The End of Love: A Solo Show of Works by Rebecca Leveille Opening Reception: May 1st, 6pm – 8pm On View: May 2nd – May 19th, 11am – 6pm daily The Untitled Space: 45 Lispenard Street, Unit 1W, New York City The Untitled Space will be presenting “The End of Love,” a solo exhibition of…
In a city as bustling as New York City, it can be hard to find the perfect spot, whether for coffee, cocktails or shopping. We’ve consulted our favorite artists for their pick of prime locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and beyond. Scroll down for each artist’s guide to the city and get ready to explore! Olive…
Looking for your new favorite documentary? Artists and art-lovers alike looking for a new perspective should check out these art-related titles, from Damien Hirst’s mockumentary to an exposé of the art world economy, available for streaming on Netflix now! Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry Directed by Alison Klayman, “Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry” explores the intersection of…
Tribeca Film Festival is almost here! Returning to New York City from April 18th to 29th, this year’s festival includes 96 films, including some much-anticipated titles fashion lovers won’t want to miss. Read on for the lowdown. McQueen Public Festival Screenings: Sunday, April 22 at 5:00 pm, BMCC Tribeca PAC Monday, April 23 at 9:30…
Italy In Hollywood May 24, 2018 – March 10, 2019 Salvatore Ferragamo Museum: Palazzo Spini Feroni, Florence The Florence-based fashion museum dedicated to the work of world-renowned shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo is gearing up to present “Italy In Hollywood,” an exhibition chronicling Ferragamo’s work in California for famous directors and silver screen stars, as well as…
TimesTalks Festival April 13th – 15th, 2018 TheTimesCenter, 242 West 41st Street, New York Purchase tickets HERE The New York Times has announced programming for its inaugural TimesTalks Festival, a three-day series of conversations and performances coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the publication’s prominent TimesTalks series. The festival will pair Times journalists with today’s most creative minds…
In his book “The Art of the Comeback,” Donald Trump declares, “There’s nothing I love more than women, but they’re really a lot different than portrayed. They are far worse than men, far more aggressive, and boy, can they be smart.” Considering his countless demeaning statements on women (another one being, “I have seen women…
Beyond The Streets May 6th to July 6th, 2018 667 N Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tickets HERE One of the only exhibitions to exclusively and extensively feature street art and graffiti, “Beyond The Streets” opens in Los Angeles on May 6th. Curated by Roger Gastman, graffiti historian, urban anthropologist and collector, the show…
“Au Diapason du Monde” – April 11th to August 27th, 2018 “Jean-Michel Basquiat” & “Egon Schiele” – October 3rd, 2018 to January 14th, 2019 Fondation Louis Vuitton 8 Avenue du Mahatma Gandhi Bois de Boulogne, 75116 Paris This spring, the Fondation Louis Vuitton will showcase its permanent collection of works in its most expansive exhibition…
In need of some visual inspiration? Check out these exquisitely outfitted films, documentaries and series available for streaming on Netflix now. Marie Antoinette Sofia Coppola’s historical drama “Marie Antoinette” takes a look at the life of the controversial queen herself in the years leading up to the French Revolution. As the case with most of…
Another visionary to pass away this week, physicist Stephen Hawking has died at age 76. His children, Lucy, Tim and Robert, confirmed the news in a statement: “We are deeply saddened that our beloved father passed away today. He was a great scientist and an extraordinary man whose work and legacy will live on for…
Today is the last day to check out SPRING/BREAK Art Show in Times Square! Don’t miss our pick of standout booths at the fair. “Secret Gay Box,” Curated by John Wolf As a child, John Wolf hid a box full of items that would identify him as gay underneath his bed. His special project at…
The Instagram account @ShitModelMgmt, which boasts 141,000 followers for its satirical memes poking fun at the fashion and modeling industries, has published a list of fashion industry workers (agents, photographers, models and more) who have been accused of misconduct ranging from unsolicited sexually explicit messages to assault. The account’s anonymous founder, who is a former…
With conversations on sexual misconduct and violence against women dominating the media, it’s clear that gender equality is still a distant goal. Unfortunately, data shows that the gender gap is widening—the World Economic Forums’ Global Gender Gap Report estimates that it will take 217 years to reach gender parity across the world. International Women’s Day has…
Armory Week returns to New York City this month from February 27th to March 12th! Unlike past years, Armory Week is off to an early start with the ADAA Art Show opening on February 27th. Check out The Untitled Magazine’s 2018 guide below for all the best satellite fairs and openings worth visiting during the week!…
In a new report led by the renowned Boston Globe investigative team depicted in Oscar-nominated film “Spotlight,” a number of new photographers and stylists have been implicated in the fashion industry’s ongoing problem with sexual harassment and misconduct. The report, which was published on February 16th, names highly influential photographers Patrick Demarchelier, David Bellemere, Greg…
Berlin-based designer Marcel Ostertag channeled the hedonistic excess of the 70s and 80s with his new collection, inspired by the word “opium” and its opulent trappings. We chatted with Ostertag about his career in design, creative inspiration and the meaning behind his latest offerings. How did you originally get into design? My god, it’s a…
The official portraits of former president Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama were unveiled at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. on February 12th, 2018. This year’s affair was particularly notable, not only because Barack Obama was the first African-American president, but also because he and and his wife both chose African-American painters…
For fall 2018, Pamella Roland took an opulent look at the city of Prague, sartorially representing its architecture and ornamentation in the form of intricate filigree embroidery, jewel-toned fabrics and uncharacteristically minimalist, pared-down dresses with structural seaming and sharp cut-outs. Following the runway show, Untitled went backstage and chatted with the designer about her new collection and…
