THE LABYRINTH An Installation and Exhibition by Indira Cesarine ARTIST RECEPTION + PERFORMANCE Featuring Katherine Crockett Thursday, March 12, 6-9pm RSVP events@untitled-space.com THE UNTITLED SPACE 45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013 EXHIBITION ON VIEW March 6 - April 11, 2020 The Untitled Space is pleased to present “THE LABYRINTH,” an installation and exhibition of works by…
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Celebrated body paint artist Trina Merry presented her powerful exhibit and live performance "Objectified" on November 14th at The Untitled Space. The exhibition (on view through November 16th) and performance was curated by gallery director Indira Cesarine and the opening coincided with Tribeca Art + Culture Night. Throughout the night, models covered head-to-toe in body…
ONLY YOU November 9 - November 17 THE UNTITLED SPACE 45 Lispenard Street Unit 1W New York, NY 10013 EXHIBIT RECEPTION + PERFORMANCE NOVEMBER 15th // 6-9pm Special Performance 7:30pm RSVP events@untitled-space.com The Untitled Space has announced “ONLY YOU,” an exhibition of artwork featuring photography, sculpture, and video by artist Indira Cesarine, as well as…
The 19-year-old indie-alternative rocker Grace Mitchell preformed at the Mercury Lounge to a buzzing sold out crowd. As the band was setting-up, people in the front row were peeking at the set lists that were placed across the stage, noting when or if their favorite songs would be played. Grace eventually stepped on stage to…
The New Museum’s Democracy-themed season presents a series of public programs and conversations around matters of representation, suppression, constitutional protection, political identity, and activism. A residency and exhibition with My Barbarian (Malik Gaines, Jade Gordon, and Alexandro Segade) anchors the season. Working at the intersection of theater, visual arts, and critical practice, the collective uses…
SCOPE International Contemporary Art Show Miami Beach, Florida December 1-7, 2014 Celebrating its 14th year of introducing galleries to the contemporary market, SCOPE returns to Miami Beach with 111 international exhibitors from 27 countries and 48 cities. Over the course of six days, the fair will be open to the public to present groundbreaking artistic work…
Future Feminism The Hole September 11-27, 2014 This September, The Hole is presenting the exhibition and performance series, Future Feminism. Created by artists Antony, Kembra Pfahler, Johanna Constantine, Bianca Casady, and Sierra Casady, the exhibition features stoneworks in the main gallery and a thirteen-night performance and lecture series in Gallery 3. During their performance, they will…
Frieze London Regent Park, London October 15-18, 2014 Frieze London has become one of the most anticipated international contemporary art fairs of the year. It takes place every October in London's Regent Park. This year, the fair features over 160 of the most exciting galleries running today. Held in a structure designed by Universal Design Studio, this year…
On October 17, Burberry launched it's latest men's fragrance with an event featuring a concert by band Peace at New York's Irving Plaza. Rising star Charli XCX also hit the stage at the event for a cover song for the US installment of the global launch for the brand. The men's fragrance - called Brit…
Mark Verabioff "Breakdown" Night Gallery 2276 East 16th St Los Angeles, CA 90021 May 18, 9-12pm Night Gallery is pleased to present "BREAKDOWN" by Mark Verabioff, the artist's third performance with the gallery. Mark Verabioff's art explores his circuitous relationship between language, aesthetics and content, moving in and out of logic, absurdity, provocation and…
SCOPE MIAMI 2012: INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART SHOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DECEMBER 4 - 9 110 N.E. 36TH ST. MIAMI, FL 33138 SCOPE ART SHOW ANCHORS MIDTOWN MIAMI WITH NEW PRIME LOCATION 110 N.E. 36 St. at Midtown Blvd. Miami, Florida 33138 SCOPE Art Show returns to Miami in 2012 with a new location on…
On April 12, the Palais de Tokyo reopened its doors after undergoing a ten-month long renovation. To celebrate the completion of its construction, Paris’s most influential contemporary arts center stayed open for twenty-eight hours for a non-stop event that included performances, live music, videos, lectures, and art installations. Artists, including Christian Marclay, Peter…