Unless you're very lucky, it sucks to be dating in the modern world. It often feels like everywhere you turn, you're being ghosted, love bombed, or you're trapped in a complicated situationship that never quite makes it to the next level. Many of us long for the perfect partner, but in reality, you're not going…
CULTURE
Just as drag queen Sasha Velour’s style is dead-set on breaking the boundaries of gender identity, so too is her view on the concept of uprising incredibly nuanced. After starting out in the Brooklyn scene, Sasha’s growing profile gained enough traction to get her cast on RuPaul’s Drag Race’s ninth season, where she would claim…
In the last half decade or so in the United States, with every cultural step forward seems to come two steps back in the realm of queer rights. Following Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s confirmation on Monday, Feb. 27 of his intentions to sign a bill that would effectively criminalize public drag performances in front of…
Women’s History Month is a time for recognizing and celebrating the contributions and achievements of women throughout history. The month-long celebration began as a week-long event in 1981, and was later expanded to a month-long celebration in 1987. Women’s History Month takes place in March each year, and is a time for women to reflect…
Black History Month is an annual observance that celebrates the achievements and contributions of Black people throughout history. The month-long celebration has its roots in the United States, where it was first established in 1976. Since then, it has become an important event in many countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom.…
The historic Black Panther Party, originally the Black Panther Party for Self Defense, is one of the most spoken about organizations of the civil rights movements, remembered even decades after its founding in 1966. Speaker, writer, educator, and former leader of the party Ericka Huggins dedicated much of her life to the party and continues…
INTERVIEW BY INDIRA CESARINE “Not guilty.” Those two simple words, accompanied by "Anna Delvey," adorn one of the infamous socialite's latest artworks, scrawled in color pencil repeatedly on a single piece of paper. Anna Delvey, whose birth name is Anna Sorokin, released the artwork as a means of “reclaiming her narrative” in order to tell…
"MY CHOICE" Benefit Art Auction Presented by The Untitled Space In collaboration with Art4Equality Online at untitled-space.art Bidding live from August 24th, 2022, 12pm EST Closing: August 31st, 2022 at 12pm EST. On Wednesday, August 24th, The Untitled Space gallery launched a benefit art auction "MY CHOICE", featuring over 200 artworks by 20 female identifying…
Olivia Newton-John, the iconic singer and actress most notable for her role as Sandy in Grease, has passed away at the age of 73. According to a statement from her husband, John Easterling, Newton-John died peacefully at home after a decades-long battle against breast cancer. Newton-John's radiance, coupled with a penchant for performing, shone through…
Paris+ par Art Basel International Art Fair Presented by Art Basel FAIR DATES October 20th - 23rd, 2022 GRAND PALAIS ÉPHÉMÈRE (MAIN CENTER) 2 Place Joffre 75007 Paris, France The inaugural edition of art fair Paris+ par Art Basel, to be held at the Grand Palais Éphémère, will bring together various exhibitions and artists from…
Since the jarring overturn of Roe v. Wade this past June, the Supreme Court has not slowed on heavy impactful decisions as the political tension heats up in America. From halting the E.P.A’s ability to aid climate change to accept a largely controversial case on how federal elections are conducted, here are some of the decisions…
On Thursday, June 30th, Ketanji Brown Jackson was the first black woman to be sworn into the Supreme Court. With history in the making, four women now serve on the Supreme Court for the first time. Biden chose Jackson, 51, to replace Justice Stephen Breyer, 81, after plans of retirement. While the replacement will not…
On Wednesday, June 29th, 2022, R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison following his charges of federal racketeering and the sexual abuse of women and children. The sentence shines a victorious light on the rampant issue of sexual abuse. The allegations, which have been circulating for decades now, destroyed many lives in his…
On June 24th, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, terminating the constitutional right to an abortion. This marks the end of a near 50-year period of freedom, where people with uteruses had control over their bodies. The judgment, initially leaked in May of 2022, had people on the edge of their seats ever…
With the world opening up again, many are eager to resume their vacations, work trips, and cultural experiences, but with COVID restrictions, required testing/vaccination, and higher chance of virus exposure, many are being much more selective with their travel destinations. Domestic travel within the United States does not have many travel restrictions, as NYC lifted…
Art collective, performance artists, girl group, punk band, anarchists… Pussy Riot has been labeled many different ways over the years, although few truly grasp the full scope of what they are about and many have perhaps underestimated their brilliance. Originally a roughly dozen-member Russian feminist collective, Pussy Riot is now a fully-fledged protest movement and…
On February 24th, Russia aggressively invaded Ukraine's capital Kyiv in a surprise invasion to take over the country by force. The capital was attacked by missile strikes and rockets crashing into residential buildings forcing civilians to flee. More than 2.5 million people have so far fled Ukraine because of Russia's invasion, in what the UN…
The Untitled Space is pleased to present UNTITLED PHOTO, a new division of the gallery dedicated to featuring collections of historic and iconic photographic imagery from the 1980s and 1990s. The division is launching with its first collection featuring the celebrated series of portraits of Anna Nicole Smith by photographer Daniela Federici. Photographer Daniela Federici…
Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. New-York Historical Society, NY October 1, 2021 – January 23, 2022 Following the one year anniversary of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, the New-York Historical Society has opened an exhibit honoring the late cultural icon’s life. The collection is entitled, Notorious RBG: The Life…
Podcasts for women, by women. Women have dominated the podcast space this past year, with shows such as Crime Junkie, Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain, Call Her Daddy, and Moments with Lexi Hidalgo, all rightfully claiming their spots on the Spotify Top 100 Chart. Whether it’s questions about dating, sex, spirituality, or you are in…