Playing The Blue Danube while seated backwards; tormenting a page‑turner by tugging on a tie; spending an absurd amount of time adjusting the bench before playing a note — all of these routines worked because he treated trivial actions with the seriousness usually reserved for a difficult passage, allowing classical decorum itself to become comic material.

As a portrait painter, Alice Neel was not interested in flattery. She preferred dissection. Her work lives at the intersection of psychological autopsy and radical empathy — a combination that makes her portraits feel simultaneously clinical and intimate; she painted revelation — what her sitters tried, often unconsciously, to conceal.

Bass wasn't interested in artistic self-expression. He was interested in solving problems. A corporate logo needed to work at any size. A film title sequence needed to establish tone and prepare audiences before the narrative began. A poster needed to communicate its message instantly. Form always served function.

If art, as a whole, could be thought of as a universal language — every culture on Earth indulges in it — then different types of art could be considered its many dialects, with books being one of my favorites. Yes, writing — and good writing at that — should be considered an art form. So, I’ve decided to share some of my favorite art-related books in the hopes they sow the seed of curiosity to explore other dialects of art within you.

It's 2 AM and you're lying in bed. You should be sleeping. Instead, you're mentally rehearsing tomorrow's presentation, rehashing the day's news, and having a panic attack about the future, all the while your heart pounds like you're being chased by a bear. Beads of sweat are forming at the temples. What if I told you that a little downtime with some colored pencils could literally rewire your brain's stress response? No apps, no expensive therapy — just you making somethin

Using cutting-edge digital tools, soundscapes and more, the exhibition explores the fascinating question by inviting visitors to engage in a visual examination of the past and future by being active participants rather than passive observers. The people moving through these rooms very directly influence the art displayed within, from colorizing creatures that are then set free in the surrounding digital projections to controlling mechanisms that make collaborative music. 

Norman Rockwell (1894 - 1978) was one of history's coolest artists. Just check out his April Fools' Covers for The Saturday Evening Post...

Being the only American artist working w/ the iconic Impressionist ensemble undoubtedly felt like an achievement for Mary Stevenson Cassatt.

The photographs were often gruesome or hard to look at, they made people very uncomfortable, and that was Robert Mapplethorpe’s point.

When coming across a post linking to an item on Facebook, users of the platform need to be mindful about where those links may lead them.

Today, postmodernism envelops pop art, “conceptual art, neo-expressionism, feminist art & the Young British Artists of the 1990s" & others.

When you are reading something — whether it’s printed or digital — there’s a good chance you’re interacting with a Helvetica typeface.

The longing for green places are familiar to Brooklyn-based artist Tabitha Whitley whose debut solo exhibition opens at The Untitled Space.

From royals and influential merchants who commissioned some of history’s greatest masterpieces to the modern and often anonymous street art

By inviting viewers to place scratch-and-sniff stickers next to their favorite pieces, akin to receiving “likes” on social media platforms.

In partnership w/ the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, The Untitled Space is proud to present "Fahren Feingold Ethereal Legacy" a benefit auction

Presented by The Untitled Space & curated by Indira Cesarine, the "hence living, hence magical" exhibition is Jurjans debut solo show in US.

If you’re looking for a pleasant and deeply relaxing record, check out Crystal Calm Volume 2 by Theda Phoenix.

Ali Berke is an NYC-based twenty-three-year-old singer-songwriter set to perform at every Major League Baseball Stadium in the country.

Curated by Indira Cesarine, the "Ethereal Legacy" exhibition features over 50 never-before-seen paintings from the estate Fahren Feingold.

Children’s literature is both varied and complex, which is why scholars such as Peter Hunt study the genre in great depth. His seminal work

There are two T-shirts available for sale. They are seemingly identical, but the price tag makes them feel like completely different product

Zilin Zhou is an award-winning product designer who believes in fostering inclusivity & equal opportunity via accessible & inclusive design.

In observance and honor of Women’s History Month, The Untitled Space gallery proudly presents its We Are Women online exhibition!

SKYE CLEARY NEVER GETS OLD, a new “solo” exhibition featuring the latest paintings of artist Skye Cleary opens at The Untitled Space on 3/15

For the two-part exhibition, Narine Arakelian “collaborated” with AI by entrusting it with artistic curation, blending smart tech and art.

Amanda Fairey's birthday party brought out an eclectic mix of celebrities to support her favorite charity, The Art of Elysium, on February

On the evening of January 31st, multidisciplinary artist Indira Cesarine is set to debut LUMIÈRE, her latest solo exhibition & Genesis NFTs

Movies by Soviet film director Andrei Tarkovsky (1932 – 1986) have the power to change you.

The Untitled Space announces the passing of celebrated artist Fahren Feingold at the age of 43 after her accelerated battle with cancer.

Imagining the sacrifices made by the fighters, Bill Greenberg paints a picture of humanity, endurance, and commitment to victory.

Singer & songwriter Lyia Meta honed in her rare contralto vocal range, which is why she's simply spectacular on Always You, her latest album

If you’re looking for a theme song that encourages you to be authentic and genuine, then you should check out the work of Auroara Leigh.

The initiative was kickstarted last summer thanks to an accidental discovery of an illegal bootleg joint hidden away underneath a bookstore

The female form is a constant in Songs of Summer, with work straddling the imaginary line between figurative drawing and abstract art.

Next year will mark 50 years since Rush made their debut, potentially signifying a reunion since the group's last release in 2012.

Based on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, the On the Boulevard Original Cast Concept Album is the musical component for an LGBTQ-themed show

Kat Toronto's work is a striking meditation on the Madonna Whore Complex; a visual representation of the duality society attributes to women

A Thousand Times Brighter is an unusual but enchanting work, consisting of nine polished tracks, that fuses different but related genres.

The slow but steady beats, the calm yet present vocals, and the smooth but catchy harmony work well together, giving “Affinity” some flex.

If you’re a fan of classic ballads, then the recently released “Heart Pulse” by retro pop artist Emery Pulse is the track for you.

Overall, the Gem FM’s work is an easy to consume album that’s full of clever arrangements, unexpected harmonies, and interesting production.

Cosmic Flute Rides Again, the recently released album by Brooklyn-based musician and producer Jacob “NTHNL” Rudin, defies all expectations.

The “Living for Love” benefit art auction is an initiative supporting women’s mental health that features the art of Fahren Feingold.

Canadian singer-songwriter Kate Fenner, who is currently based in New York City, is about to release her new album called Dead Reckoning.

Following "Game" and "Algorithm,” Andrea Ward’s new song "Awake at Night” is the third single from her upcoming 2023 album Ribbon of Water.

Going Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience, an incredible exhibition celebrating the life and afterlife of the infamous boy king.

The Untitled Space gallery is pleased to present its benefit holiday auction fittingly titled “RAPTURE,” in collaboration with Art4Equality

Event Spotlight: Giulia Grillo aka PETITE DOLL, A Debut Exhibition Presented by The Untitled Space

Of 321 covers that Norman Rockwell made during his 47-year career at the Saturday Evening Post, “The Young Lady with the Shiner" was 277th.