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…
Every Woman Biennial La MaMa Galleria 47 Great Jones St. New York, NY 10012 March 2 – 24, 2024 The 2024 Every Woman Biennial, this year titled "I Will Always Love You," features 100s of women and non-binary artists. The biennial exhibition has become known as the "world’s largest female and non-binary art festival." Timed…
The Untitled Space is launching "SPRING INTO ACTION," a benefit art auction featuring artwork by artist Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface supporting women's reproductive rights. Featuring over 50 photographs, including a number of new releases and unique Polaroids, the auction will kick off with an online preview on April 17th, 2023, with bidding live from…
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…
As long as the art world has been bastion for self-expression and radical system-challenging, the structures that make it up have often been exclusionary and narrow-minded. Part of the work of the current fight against injustice is to examine the country’s most enduring fixtures- like art museums- and force the systemic hang-ups that’s baked into them…
The future may be female but women have been making their mark on art history since the beginning of time. This spring, go see a female-centric art exhibit in NYC and the surrounding areas. Check out our selection below of the most interesting current and upcoming exhibitions that feature radical female artists. Betty Tompkins | Virgins…
