Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist and All That It Implies Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY September 13, 2024–January 19, 2025 National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC March 9–July 6, 2025 Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL August 30, 2025–January 4, 2026 Elizabeth Catlett (1915–2012) was a pivotal Black woman artist of the twentieth century, though…
Judy Chicago: Herstory October 12th, 2023 to January 14th, 2024 New Museum 235 Bowery, New York, NY 10002 From October 12th, the New Museum in NYC will present “Judy Chicago: Herstory." The exhibit, which aims to bring together six decades of the artist, Judy Chicago's work, will also include an "exhibition-within the-exhibition" spotlighting women essential to…
This article contains spoilers for Seasons 1 and 2 of "And Just Like That. . ." When And Just Like That. . . premiered on Max in December 2021, many die-hard fans exclaimed, "Hello, lover." Even though the revival of Sex and the City (SATC) received mixed reviews, it was renewed for a second season that…
Pussy Riot stands for gender fluidity, inclusivity, matriarchy, love, laughter, decentralization, anarchy, and anti-authoritarianism. Today, hundreds of people identify as a part of the Pussy Riot community. Conceptual artist and activist Nadya Tolokonnika, founding member of Pussy Riot, was sentenced in 2012 to 2 years imprisonment following an anti-Putin performance. She went through a…
Russian girl group, Pussy Riot, has made it their mission to confront Russian President Vladimir Putin and his policies concerning feminism and LGBTQ+ rights through guerrilla performances in public places, which are then filmed as music videos and posted on the Internet. Many of these performances resulted in members of the group being arrested and others…
The Untitled Magazine caught up with androgynous rising superstar Dorian Electra for our INNOVATE Issue to discuss their musical inspirations, recent collaborations, and the release of their deluxe edition of My Agenda, which dropped on November 5th. My Agenda features 12 new tracks including collaborations with Danny Brown, S3RL, and The Joker. Dorian has collaborated in…
Actress, writer, and producer Annika Marks, aka Natalie from the hit indie film “Killing Eleanor,” spoke to The Untitled Magazine about how she got into character for the role and her unique experience working on a female-led cast and crew. Marks has proven herself to be quite the steadfast performer, dedicating enormous precision to her role as…
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…
Fahren Feingold "WET DREAMS" A Solo Exhibition Presented by The Untitled Space OPENING RECEPTION October 21st, 2021 | 6pm – 8pm RSVP: events@untitled-space.com EXHIBITION ON VIEW October 21 – November 13, 2021 The Untitled Space 45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013 The Untitled Space is pleased to present "WET DREAMS," a solo exhibition of watercolor paintings by…
Single song cover Can’t Turn You Loose- Live at the Woodstock Music and Art Fair, August 17 1969 by Janis Joplin “On stage, I make love to 25,000 different people, then I go home alone” Today, October 4th (but make it 1943), the one and only Janis Lyn Joplin was born into this world. Known…
There’s nothing quite like the bond between a mother and daughter. From entertainment to STEM to activism, mother-daughter duos have accomplished some incredible things. Inspired by Mother’s Day, we are going to highlight some extraordinary mother-daughter duos who are working hard to change the world. There’s nothing these women can’t accomplish with dedication and a…
The Body Positivity Movement is an incredibly powerful campaign that has encouraged diversity, confidence, and self-love across all sizes. It is hard to escape the impact of this movement, whether you are looking at social media, retail campaigns, commercials, and more. While the overall effect of this movement has been very positive, many, such as…
The contributions of female artists are often left out of the canon of art history. Female artists have historically had their achievements overlooked and, in some cases, even attributed to men. Artists and activists alike are working to amend the art world's erasure of women by giving female artists of the past and present the…
As the closing credits of Mrs. America’s first episode roll, you might find yourself wondering, “Is Phyllis going to switch sides?” In the TV world, it’s a logical prediction: Phyllis leads the movement against the ERA, realizes that she actually has a lot in common with the feminists she’s fighting, abandons her movement, and joins…
Twenty seven-year-old Albuquerque native Olivia Gatwood is a queer-identifying poet, activist and educator who focuses on sexual assault prevention and recovery. Her debut book of poetry New American Best Friend was published in 2017 by Button Poetry, an independent publisher of performance poetry. Gatwood’s rise in the literary world can be traced back to the…
The final three states to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, Nevada, Illinois and Virginia (which ratified January 15, 2020) filed suit against U.S. Archivist David Ferriero on January 30th demanding he certify the ratification of the amendment. Under Article V of the Constitution, it takes three quarters of the country – 38 states – to…
The female nipple, an unlikely hero of the censorship movement, is under scrutiny yet again. Last week, the Facebook and Instagram office hosted a debate over the controversial body part, with 20 assorted members of the art community - which was long overdue. Director Lina Esco’s film Free The Nipple unleashed a movement much bigger…
If you're a lover of all kinds of visual art, looking for visual inspiration, or you're just bored of the redundancy of constant selfies and food shots, we recommend updating your following list with visual artists. Don't know who to follow? You're in luck. We've compiled a list of ten incredibly inspiring and interesting artists…
Museum of the City of New York 1220 5th Ave & 103rd Through January 6, 2019 The Museum of the City of New York presents a new feminist exhibition elaborating on the progressive women of the Victorian era. "Rebel Women: Defying Victorianism" focuses on the compelling and often untold stories of the city’s independent, unconventional,…
On October 17th, in the bustling and windy streets of the Lower East Side in Manhattan, about 20 galleries officially kicked off the start of the first inaugural Lower East Side Art Week. In the hopes of boosting gallery attendance and creating more programming, such as artist talks, tours, performances, and panel discussions, Lesley Heller and Bart…
