Annika Connor is honored to announce that she has won a Cultural Grant from the American Scandinavian Society for her work as a multiple-disciplined Swedish/American artist.

The Harriet Nilsen Winter Concert & Cultural Grant Ceremony will be held on Thursday, January 25th at 7pm at the King Olav V’s Norwegian Church & Cultural Center in midtown Manhattan.

The 2023 Grant Recipients will be celebrated this year during the Harriet Nilsen Winter Concert.

Guests are invited to listen to select work and presentations from our awardees and honor our long-time outgoing Grant Chair, Madeleine Kristoffersson.  

Hors d’oeuvres and Wine Reception to follow directly in the Trygve Lie Gallery downstairs. 

Please click here to purchase a ticket to attend.

M Collection Home is moving, but before they go, they are throwing a final art party and exhibition to showcasing the work of local Brooklyn artists.

Included in the exhibition is a number of paintings by Annika Connor such as this piece:

Sign of the Times

12” x 12”

Oil on Linen

©Annika Connor

Interested art collectors are invited to join Annika Connor at 5pm for a tour o of the show, before she has to head up town to attend the Annual Harriet Nilsen Winter Concert & Cultural Grant Ceremony where she is receiving a Cultural Grant from The American Scandinavian Society.

The exhibition and party at M Collection home is free to attend and will take place at 79 Front Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 from 6 to 10pm.

Please join artist Annika Connor Saturday , October 21st at Artists for the Cure a group exhibition at @114w71arts.

The opening will still be Saturday the 21st of October but the show will continue until Saturday the 28th of October.

Additional Hours are as hours are as follows:

Saturday 21st of October

10:00 am until 10:00 pm

Sunday closed

Monday closed

Tuesday October 24th

10:00 am until 7:00 pm

Wednesday October 25th

10:00 am until 7:00 pm

Thursday October 26th

10:00 am until 7:00 pm

Friday October 27th

10:00 am until 10:00 pm

Saturday October 28th

10:00 am until 10:00 pm

Galerie residency invites you to join us for our Spring "Meet the Artist" session featuring painter Annika Connor.

This event is free, but please RSVP to attend.

On March 19th at 6:30pm, Galerie residency invites you to join us for our Spring Meet the Artist session featuring painter Annika Connor whose works are currently displayed in the Artbox and the lounge.

Annika will be guiding the audience through her work in the lounge followed by an open discussion about her process and inspiration. Light bites and drinks will be served.

To preview Annika's art and learn more about her please visit: www.annikaconnor.com

Galerie LIC proudly features local NYC and Long Island City artists throughout the building. Utilizing a showcase ArtBox space prominently positioned on Jackson Avenue and gallery walls in the lounge, library, and other common areas of the building, the Galerie is befitting its namesake. With annual rotating exhibits, artists and their art are celebrated in the neighborhood.

'Tis the Season of Giving and no one needs your help more than the homeless at this time.

To help make it easy for you to give Annika's Art Shop and the Little Hippie & Company are organizing a Toy Drive & Pantry Collection to support The Coalition for the Homeless on December 13th from 6-8 pm in Williamsburg at the Little Hippie store located at 250 Kent Ave.

Sadly nearly 18,000 children in New York City will spend this holiday season in homeless shelters. Let’s ensure these kids don’t miss out on the magic and warmth the holidays have to offer.

Here's how you can help:

Please bring an unwrapped new Toy or Food Pantry to gift.

Suggested/Requested Food Items are:

• Peanut Butter

• Jelly

• Soft Granola Bars

• Trail Mix

• Soups

• Oatmeal

• Cereal/Cereal Bars

• Crackers

• Packaged meats (chicken, tuna, vienna sausages, corned beef, etc.)

• Packaged fruits (including applesauce, fruit cups, peaches, etc.)

• Microwavable meals

• On-the-go snacks

• Juice boxes/jars

*Please note The Coalition for the Homeless cannot accept canned foods unless they have a pull tab.

Need an idea of what toys to give?

• Check out The Coalition for the Homeless's Amazon Wish List. If you would like a tax receipt, please complete this form.

• Want to give money instead? Then please make a donation to support the Holiday Toy Drive.

Not able to attend? No worries! You may drop off an unwrapped new gift at the Little Hippie Store before the event during normal store hours, or you may buy a gift online from The Coalition for the Homeless's Amazon Wish List and have it shipped directly to the Coalition's offices.

Annika Connor is excited to invite those in Atlanta to attend a table read of excerpts of WorthIt, her feature-length screenplay at the Atlanta Women’s Film Festival.

The Atlanta Women's Film Festival is a live screening of short films and a table read event that takes place in Atlanta, GA. This event is an amazing opportunity to promote female filmmakers, directors, writers, producers, actors, and female-centered storylines to our incredibly supportive film community. There will be live screening blocks of films with Q&As with the filmmakers, table reads for the screenplays in our competition, live panels with influential women in the film industry, and networking events for anyone that would like to attend.

Tickets to attend are available at https://cinemalife.tix.page/e/atlanta-womens-film-festival-2022

Doors: 10:00 am

Table Reads: 10:30 am

Located at RoleCall Theater @ Ponce City Market

675 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE

Atlanta, Georgia, 30308

The Untitled Space
Presents

THE REBEL EXHIBIT
A Group Show Curated by Indira Cesarine

OPENING RECEPTION
September 29, 2022
Preview 5pm – 6pm // Reception 6pm - 9pm

The Untitled Space
45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013

Music By DJ HAN JIANG
Drinks Sponsored by SANT' ARTURO WINES

RSVP REQUIRED
All RSVPs must be confirmed due to limited capacity

EXHIBIT ON VIEW (PUBLIC DATES)
October 5 - October 27th, 2022

TRUE STORIES
A Group Show Presented by The Untitled Space

OPENING RECEPTION
April 9, 2022, 4pm – 8pm
RSVP events@untitled-space.com

EXHIBITION ON VIEW
April 9 – May 27, 2022

THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013

The Untitled Space is pleased to present “TRUE STORIES” a group show opening on April 9th and on view through May 27th, 2022. Curated by Indira Cesarine, the exhibition features over 30 contemporary artists whose work addresses storytelling through narrative painting, drawing, or portraiture.

“A picture is worth a thousand words.” Storytelling through art is historically one of the oldest forms of communication dating back to early cave paintings thousands of years ago. Although once used as an essential tool due to the constraints of language and literacy, it has over time evolved into an art form exploring what it means to be human, allowing for a deeper understanding of our experiences, relationships, and selves. “TRUE STORIES” group show presents a diverse range of contemporary artists who navigate the complicated world we live in by sharing their stories. Whether based on real people and events or drawn from their imagination, each artist provides a window into their unique universe in order to elicit emotion and allow audiences to connect and engage. The artwork of “TRUE STORIES” addresses themes of public and private life, encounters, dreams, suspense and drama, the absurdities of life, lived experiences, traumatic moments, celebrations, memories, time, love, loss, and survival, while touching on notions of the eerie, the familiar, and the déjà vu. Through their depictions, the artists present complex narratives featuring characters and scenes that provoke our imagination and address our hopes, fears, and desires. They channel their abilities to give shape and character to stories that can be read across time, language, and cultures.

Exhibiting Artists: Annie Brito Hodgin, Annika Connor, Bartosz Beda, Boris Torres, Bria Fernandes, Danielle Muzina, Eva Redamonti, Faustine Badrichani, Gabriel Zea, Grace Graupe Pillard, Hannah Duggan, Ian Clyde, Indira Cesarine, Jared Freschman, Katie Commodore, Ken Mar, Kerry Lessard, Kestin Selwyn Cornwall, Kristin O’Connor, Louise Campion, Meegan Barnes, Mel Reese, Michael Hubbard, Michele Brody, Rebecca Bird, Robin Tewes, Siobhan McBride, Sophia Oshodin, Tabitha-ann Whitley, Tracy Brown, and Watson Mere.

An intimate panel discussion on leveraging creative mediums to spark and support positive change.

About this event:

Location: The Screening Room at 1 Hotel Brooklyn, Floor -1

Get in touch with your imaginative side during an intimate discussion panel with Annika Connor and other local creatives, as they share how different mediums can spark and support social and environmental change.

About Our Panelists:

Annika Connor is an Artist, Activist and SAGAFTRA Actor. A modern-day Renaissance Woman, Connor is primarily known for her Watercolor & Oil Paintings. Connor uses strong Symbolism and passionate imagery to ignite the imagination. As the proud recipient of the City Artist Corps Grant – sponsored by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA), the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME), the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), and the Queens Theatre – she is the host of this panel discussion, with the goal to teaching individuals how to leverage their creativity for positive social and environmental change. https://www.annikaconnor.com/work

Curtis D. Young is a New York City based Nonprofit Executive and Community Leader. He joined Artistic Noise as Executive Director in 2017 after more than 10 years working with education nonprofit organizations, including the International Education Resource Network, where he managed U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs grant programs in Morocco, China, India, Taiwan and South Korea and with the Ross Institute, supporting the mission to transform education and prepare children with the skills, knowledge, and values to succeed in a complex, global society. Early in his career, he worked for U.S. Congressmember Bobby Scott, Delegate Mamye BaCote in the Virginia Legislature and was a Clinton Administration White House Intern. He currently serves as a member of Manhattan Community Board 12, where he serves on the Public Safety Committee. Additionally, he sits on the Board of Directors of Community Healthcare Network. Mr. Young studied Political Science at Hampton University, Urban Planning at New York University Wagner School of Public Service from 2005-2006 and most recently completed Columbia Business School Executive Education Program for Senior Leaders of Nonprofit Organizations obtaining a Certification in Business Excellence May 2019. https://www.artisticnoise.org/programs-1

Darley Newman: Darley Newman is the six time Emmy Award nominated host, writer and executive producer of the PBS series “Travels with Darley.” She takes viewers around the world with locals as the guides to experience food, culture, heritage, history and active adventures. Her upcoming season focuses on the Civil Rights Trail for two half hours including exclusive interviews with artists and activists who lived through the Civil Rights Movement and share their stories. https://www.darleycnewman.com/

Avery Tsai: Avery Tsai is an 11-year-old Brooklyn-based climate activist and feminist who is a member of Extinction Rebellion NYC, a global nonviolent movement to compel the world’s governments to address the climate and ecological emergency. As an art-loving, creative spirit she joined XR in 2019 because art and creativity is central to their climate activism. She has been in the streets raising her voice and calling for change since 2016 when she attended the Women’s March on Washington. Most recently she has been focused on the ongoing movement to have Biden declare a Climate Emergency as well as to get Chevron to clean up their ecocide in the Ecuadorian rainforest and to free Human Right’s lawyer Steven Donziger who is currently facing jail after a Chevron-backed prosecution. When she grows up she wants to be an “artivist” and counts artivists Michele Pred (@michelepred), Yvette Molina (@yvettemolina) and Giada Lubomirski (@ecoshaker) as inspiration.

Joseph Grazi: Joseph Grazi is an American artist from Brooklyn, New York, known for using non-traditional and often controversial materials to create a wide and diverse variety of work. Collected internationally by the likes of Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Lalibertè and the late mega producer Jim Steinman, Grazi’s work has been known to illicit a range of emotions from laughter, joy, controversy to protest. His work has been featured in major publications ranging from The New York Times and Interview Magazine, to TedX and NowThis News. Grazi currently still lives and works in Brooklyn, where he also sings and plays guitar in the band Ferrari Truck.

Please join Annika Connor Wednesday, October 20th from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM at Estuary Brasserie & Bar in Brooklyn for Green Drinks and a preview of my upcoming Pop Up exhibition at Estuary.

Located near the Marina at:

159 Bridge Park Drive

Brooklyn, NY 11201

Green Drinks is a casual gathering of folks who work on or are interested in sustainability issues, programs, services and products.

More about this event:

More about this event:

A casual gathering of folks who work on or are interested in sustainability issues, programs, services and products

Get inspired, be inspiring!

Is your work related to the environment or sustainability? Are you interested in sustainability or environmental issues. Do you want to meet some like minded folks and share your thoughts and passion. Come down to Estuary at ONE15 Brooklyn Marina for Happy Hour drinks. We'll have a few folks introduce themselves and their work.

Tell anyone from NGOs, academia, government, business or anyone interested in the environment/sustainability issues and ask them to bring a friend!

Get a group together and grab dinner at the community table afterwards:

Confirmed Speakers (10/20/21)

• Erin Beasley, US Director, Ecosystem Restoration Camps - Global movement to restore degraded lands.

• Luz Claudio, Professor of Environmental Medicine and Public Health, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine - Air quality issues in New York City.

• Bridget Carle, Swiss Re - Understanding and designing solutions to climate risk exposures

• Annika Connor - Using the creative medium for social messaging. Annika Connor is an Artist and Actor. A Brooklyn based Contemporary Artist, Connor is a modern-day Renaissance woman who is primarily known for her Watercolor and Oil Paintings. Annika’s art uses strong symbolism and passionate imagery to ignite the imagination and to lure her viewers into their imagination.

• Ramon Cruz, President, Sierra Club - Update on the UN meeting COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Space available for speakers! Come join us. Tell friends and spread the word. RSVPs appreciated.

Catalyzed by Estuary at ONE15 Brooklyn Marina. Cash Bar and Food . Regular community table dinner seating available.

*** This is an indoor event at a restaurant. All participants are required to be vaccinated to use the indoor premises ***

Huge thanks to New York Foundation for the Arts, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, and Queens Theatre for your faith and support of my, Annika Connor art and activism.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to wheat paste? Do you have questions about collage, drawing, or watercolor techniques? Want to learn how to use your creative voice for positive social change? If so, please join artist Annika Connor in partnership with Street Lab on October 20th from 12-2pm in Hudson Square at DRAW NYC an open-air drawing studio.

Annika will be on hand teaching art techniques she uses in her own studio practice and demonstrating different ways in which anyone can tap into their imagination to get their ideas on to the page.

Designed for New Yorkers of all ages, free art supplies will be provided as well as staff on hand to help you get started.

So come on over, sit down, pick up materials, and begin drawing. Annika Connor is fully vaccinated and will be at the outdoor DRAW Lab on King St between Greenwich St and Hudson St (Hudson Square) from 12-2pm. *Rain date of October 27th should the weather require it.

This event is FREE and open to the public. No tickets or RSVP is required.

DRAW NYC is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. For more information about the Street Lab program please visit: https://www.streetlab.org/programming-nyc-public-space/draw/

Annika Connor is a Brooklyn based fine artist. She is the proud recipient of the City Artist Corps Grant sponsored by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA), the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME), the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), and the Queens Theatre. For more information about her work and upcoming events please join her mailing list here: https://www.annikaconnor.com/contact

Please join us on Thursday October 22nd from 6:30-8:30pm for a private exhibition viewing and artist talk featuring the Art4Equality x Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness exhibit at the Untitled Space gallery in Tribeca. RSVP via ticket purchase at: https://www.womenofculture.org/experiences/art4equality

Curated by Indira Cesarine, Founder of the The Untitled Space and Art4Equality, this group exhibit complements the public art series of the same name and features work by over 50 contemporary artists in a variety of mediums, all inspired by the words “Equality,” “Life,” “Liberty,” and “The Pursuit of Happiness.”

There will be a private viewing of the exhibit, accompanied by wine, snacks and a discussion with some of the artists featured in the show.

Artist speaking includes:

Rachel Van Der Nacht , Tslil Tsemet, April Fitzpatrick, Annika Connor, Devynity MC, and Robyn Gibson.

Full Schedule 6:30-7pm | Private gallery viewing & networking 7-8pm | Guided walk-through & artist talkback 8-8:30pm | Additional time to view the exhibit & network

“Art4Equality x Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness”A Group Show and Public Art Series Curated by Indira Cesarine
Presented by The Untitled Space in Collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality

OPENING RECEPTION: September 26, 2020Press Preview 1pm – 3pm // Opening Reception 3pm – 8pm
*Due to COVID, there will be limited capacity inside the gallery, and guests are required to wear masks. RSVP Required via Registration Link. All RSVPs will be confirmed! Thank you in advance!

RSVP REGISTRATION LINK

PUBLIC ART BILLBOARDS THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY From September 21, 2020

GALLERY EXHIBITION ON VIEW:
September 26 – November 3rd, 2020

GALLERY EXHIBITION: THE UNTITLED SPACE45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013

The two-part exhibition features an empowering public art series of 10 billboards each by different artists launching on September 21, 2020 in a variety of locations throughout New York City, to coincide with a gallery exhibition on view from September 26 - November 3rd, 2020 at The Untitled Space featuring the work of over 50 contemporary artists.

EXHIBITING ARTISTS at the Gallery: Alexandra Rubinstein, Alison Stinley, Alysia Davis, Ann Lewis, Anne Barlinckoff, Annika Connor, April Fitzpatrick, Ashley Chew, Buket Savci, Cabell Molina, Coco Dolle, D’nae Harrison, Dan Alvarado, Daniel Aros-Aguilar, Danielle Siegelbaum, Daryl Daniels, David Siever, Dessie Jackson, Devynity Wray, Diana Zipeto, Dolly Faibyshev, Donna Bassin, Egypt H., Fahren Feingold, Faustine Badrichani, Geoffrey Stein, Hana Zhang, Indira Cesarine, Jamia Weir, Jared Freschman, Jodie Herrera, Joal Tretin, Jose Baez, Karen Bystedt, Katya Zvereva, Kim McCarty, Leah Schrager, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Lola Jiblazee, Lynn Bianchi, Meg Lionel Murphy, Michelle Pred, Osaze Stigler, Panteha Abareshi, Paolo Morales, Q’shaundra James, Rachel Van Der Nacht, Rebecca Bird, Robin Tewes, Robyn Gibson, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Sarupa Sidaarth, Travis Rueckert, Tslil Tsemet, Valerie Carmet, and Vaughan Larsen.

Please join Annika Connor for a virtual studio visit and Q & A presented by The Zero Experiment.

Marina Dojchinov is proud to present The Zero Experiment, an immersive, virtual and interactive gallery experience to help the art community thrive and stay together during the COVID-19 epidemic, while helping business and those affected to get back on their feet.

During our virtual gallery opening which will be held from 6:30-8pm every Thursday evening, viewers will have the opportunity to be taken on a tour through the artists studio from the comfort of your own home.

In a traditional gallery opening often the artist is inundated with people & the audience never get the chance to ask questions. This fully interactive setting allows for an intimate conversation to really get into their head.

After you are taken on this visual journey, we will then auction off the pieces and proceeds shall go to a business or charity of those who are directly affected by current economic crisis.

Featured this week is Annika Connor is a modern-day Renaissance woman. As a vocal activist and advocate for women’s rights Annika Connor’s paintings often explores female identity and sexuality.

In the studio, Annika Connor uses beauty as a hook to seduce the viewer's eye while depicting imagery that can be either narrative or allegorical in nature. As an outspoken feminist artist, Connor’s work is used as a visual springboard to launch the viewer into their imagination. Beautiful women lure the audience into exploring their subconscious while her subject matter mirrors and questions our contemporary society.

Our charity this week is SAG-AFTRA COVID-19 Relief Fund, which is being administered via The Actors Fund and whom distributes money directly to artists in this time of need. 20% of all profits from Annika’s work will go directly to them, and there will be a representative on the line from The Actors Fund to answer any questions.

RSVP required to be on the call at thezeroexperimentny@gmail.com

More info: www.thezeroexperiment.com

The Untitled Space is pleased to present a benefit group exhibition in support of Art4Equality featuring a revolving show of artworks throughout the month of January 2020 that will raise funds for the initiative presenting gender equality themed exhibitions and public art. Art4Equality has partnered with The Untitled Space and Paddle8 for an inaugural fundraising auction kicking off with a preview on January 23rd with bidding live from January 30 – February 11, 2020.

The Art4Equality x Paddle8 Benefit Auction will feature nearly 200 artworks by over 60 artists including works by artist and founder Indira Cesarine, as well Reisha Perlmutter, Hiba Schahbaz, Fahren Feingold, Karen Bystedt, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Sarah Maple, Rebecca Leveille, Tara Lewis, Tina Maria Elena Bak, Annika Connor, Lynn Bianchi, Leah Schrager, Alexandra Rubinstein, Katie Commodore, Trina Merry, Victoria Selbach, and Peter Beard among many others.

A selection of works by artists featured in the Art4Equality auction will be on view in the benefit group show at The Untitled Space until the end of January. Funds raised will support Art4Equality’s 2020 programming which will provide more opportunities for female artists and advance their goals of gender equality in the arts. Art4Equality believes in supporting artists. Every donating artist was offered the option to receive a commission fee from the auction’s winning bid. The purchase of an artwork not only supports Art4Equality but also the artists who made the exhibition and auction possible.

The Untitled Space is pleased to present group exhibition, BODY BEAUTIFUL, featuring works by 50 contemporary artists celebrating body positivity. Curated by gallery director Indira Cesarine, the exhibit opened on November 21st, 2019 and will be on view through December 20th, 2019.

BODY BEAUTIFUL features artworks across a variety of mediums including painting, drawing, photography, video, and sculpture that highlight the power of the figure. Throughout the canon of art history the human figure has been a central theme, as we grapple with our own existence, feeding a desire to self-represent and to understand our place in the universe. This exhibition will present works by contemporary artists who address the figure not just as an object of beauty, or a subject of anatomy, but rather elaborate on body positive depictions of the human form, including all body types, ages, and genders, celebrating diversity as well as the timeless beauty of the body. The Untitled Space is honored to raise funds for Art4Equality through this exhibition, an initiative that supports the creation of empowering gender equality themed exhibitions and public art.

Body Beautiful is A Group Show Curated by Indira Cesarine
A Portion of Proceeds to Support Art4Equality.

OPENING RECEPTION:
November 21, 2019
Press Preview 4-6pm
Opening Reception 6pm - 9pm
RSVP
events@untitled-space.com

EXHIBITING ARTISTS: Abe Abraham, Alex Janero, Allie Fuller, Allie Wilkinson, Allison Hill-Edgar, Anna Cone, Anna Sampson, Anne Barlinckhoff, Annika Connor, Brittany Maldonado, Buket Savci, Camilla Marie Dahl, Cavanagh Foyle, Dafna Steinberg, Danielle Siegelbaum, Dolly Faibyshev, Dominique Vitali, Elisa Garcia de la Huerta, Elisa Valenti, Ellen Stagg, Elsa Keefe, Fahren Feingold, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Haley Morris-Cafiero, Hiba Schahbaz, Indira Cesarine, Ismael Guerrier, Judy Polstra, Katy Itter, Kaya Deckelbaum, Lauren Rinaldi, Lindsey Guile, Lisa Levy, Louis Marinaro, Lynn Bianchi, Mairi-Luise Tabbakh, Marcelo Daldoce, Meegan Barnes, Natasha Wright, Nichole Washington, Reisha Perlmutter, Sarah Weber, Sarah Maple, Savannah Spirit, Sebastian Perinotti, Shaina Craft, Shamona Stokes, Shohei Kondo, Tina Maria Elena Bak, Victoria Selbach.

EXHIBITION ON VIEW  
November 21 – December 14, 2019

THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street
NYC 10013

ARTWALK NY brings together hundreds of artists, art-lovers and other compassionate New Yorkers to celebrate the role of “artist-as-activist,” to raise awareness about the crisis of mass homelessness, and to support programs that directly help homeless men, women, and children.

Tonight, more than 62,000 New Yorkers – including 22,000 children – will sleep in homeless shelters, while thousands more bed down on the streets. The Coalition for the Homeless provides emergency food and clothing, eviction prevention, crisis services, permanent housing, job training and special programs for kids to over 3,500 people a day. Since 1981, we have given more than one million homeless New Yorkers a way off the streets.

“IRL: Investigating Reality”  CLOSING Party

• Thursday, June 20, 2019

• 6:00 PM  8:00 PM

• The Untitled Space (map)

On June 20th, 2019 The Untitled Space will celebrate the closing of “IRL: Investigating Reality” a group exhibition of contemporary artists exploring what “IRL” means to them in today’s digital world. Curated by gallery director Indira Cesarine, “IRL: Investigating Reality” opened on June 6th, and runs through June 21st, 2019.

The group show examines themes of “real life” and “reality” versus fictional, internet or idealized worlds through a wide array of mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, mixed media, installation, video art, and textiles. Each artist reveals their own personal vision of “reality” with works in the show juxtaposing the mundanities of everyday life, addressing themes of “authenticity” versus edited, retouched or fictitious realities, nature versus cyber constructed content, as well as exploring the intersection of digital and physical worlds.

RSVP
events@untitled-space.com

EXHIBITION ON VIEW
June 6 – June 21, 2019

Shop the show and view on Artsy

THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street Unit 1W
New York, NY 10013

From June 6th to June 21st, 2019 The Untitled Space is pleased to present “IRL: Investigating Reality” a group exhibition of contemporary artists exploring what “IRL” means to them in today’s digital world. Curated by gallery director Indira Cesarine, “IRL: Investigating Reality” opens on June 6th, and runs through June 21st, 2019. The group show examines themes of “real life” and “reality” versus fictional, internet or idealized worlds through a wide array of mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, mixed media, installation, video art, and textiles. Each artist reveals their own personal vision of “reality” with works in the show juxtaposing the mundanities of everyday life, addressing themes of “authenticity” versus edited, retouched or fictitious realities, nature versus cyber constructed content, as well as exploring the intersection of digital and physical worlds.

OPENING RECEPTION 6pm – 9pm

RSVP
events@untitled-space.com

EXHIBITION ON VIEW
June 6 – June 21, 2019

THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street Unit 1W
New York, NY 10013

ARTWALK NY brings together hundreds of artists, art-lovers and other compassionate New Yorkers at this landmark event to celebrate the role of “artist-as-activist” and raise awareness about the issues of homelessness, poverty and social justice.

The Coalition for the Homeless provides emergency food and clothing, eviction prevention, crisis services, permanent housing, job training and special programs for kids to over 3,500 New Yorkers each day. For more than three decades, we’ve been helping homeless men, women and children find their way to a safe, stable home.

For more information email artwalkny@cfthomeless.org.

Come to my wedding! 👰 🎩

Yep. You heard that right. I am finally going to be a bride and you are all invited to the wedding. Ceremony is tonight at 9pm on stage at the Magnet Theater 🎭.

Will I walk away with a husband or will this be a night filled with comedic laughter? Join us and find out at the Remix Diversity Sketch Show. Details at https://magnettheater.com/show/51316/

This is the final performance of this show so please join us if you can and we will find somewhere for drinks after!

Glencorse Music on their gorgeous events. They are hosting a concert next week which promises to be a magical evening sure to inspire your soul to smile.

Music lovers get your ticket today to join Glencorse Music for concert on the evening of ‪next Wednesday November 14th.‬

Tickets are sure to sell out so buy yours for this lyrical night without delay at: http://champers.eventbrite.com

Come to my wedding! 👰 🎩

Yep. You heard that right.

I am finally going to be a bride and you are all invited to the wedding.

Since this will be a big celebration the ceremony will take place on stage at the Magnate Theater 🎭 the first three Monday’s of November at 9pm.

Will I walk away with a husband or will this be a night filled with comedic laughter? Join us and find out at the Remix Diversity Sketch Show. Details at https://magnettheater.com/show/51316/

The newest exhibition from Quin Arts, “In Bloom,” launches May 10 at the Quin, located at 57th Street and Sixth Avenue. The group exhibition, co-curated by Quin Arts curator DK Johnston and New York-based curator Lori Zimmer, promises a very fresh take on floral-themed works to celebrate spring. Zimmer and Johnston have invited 29 artists to use their signature styles to create floral-themed pieces, for a light, airy and warm exhibition to pair with New York’s most magical season.

Original works by Alexis Hilliard, Annika Connor, ASVP, Beau Stanton, C215, CRASH (John Matos), Elizabeth Winnel, Ellannah Sadkin, Erik Foss, Galo, Icy & Sot, Jamie Martinez, Jeremy John Kaplan, Joanne Leah, Jon Burgerman, Kathryn Rose, Keya Tama, Logan Hicks, Mando Marie, Michael DeFeo, Mindy Linkous, Nick Walker, Pure Evil (Charley Uzzell Edwards), Robert Malmberg, Ron English, Sean Augustine March, Vahge and Wulf Von Treu will adorn the Quin’s walls.

The "In Bloom" exhibition will be on display from May 10th - July 10th, 2018.

On January 31st, 2018  The Untitled Space had a discussion on art and activism at the ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE exhibition. The artist talk was hosted by artist & curator Indira Cesarine and the following artists participated in the evening's discussion: 
Annika Connor, Anya Rubin, Cabell Molina, Desdemonda Dallas, Desire Moheb Zandi, Eleni Giannopoulou, Janet Braun-Reinitz, Manju Shandler, Marne Lucas, Nichole Washington, Rebecca Goyette, Rosary Solimanto, Touba Alipour.