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FLASHBACK: UPRISE 2025 💜 Last year, we presented “UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance” at the @untitledspaceny — a 10th anniversary exhibition curated by @indiracesarine that brought together 100 artists for a rich, layered exploration of resistance, equality, and creative defiance. The show opened on March 8 in honor of International Women’s Day and was met with powerful engagement from artists, visitors, and the cultural community alike. We were honored to produce a program that included a live performance by @kathcrockett and a Women of Culture x Art4Equality tour — amplifying voices who continue to reshape the discourse of art and social impact. Learn more about how we produce exhibits and experiences that linger ➡️ Learn more about the exhibit #untitledproductions #nycart #artexhibition #artactivism #nycevents

✨I’m honored to be featured in an interview with @Artnet News discussing my work as an artist and the founding of The Untitled Space as a platform dedicated to amplifying marginalized voices and addressing cultural and political issues head on.✨✨✨ 
“Just over a decade ago, Indira Cesarine opened The Untitled Space in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood. The goal was to platform overlooked and marginalized voices and to forge an accessible entry point for audiences to experience the diversity that the art world has to offer. Besides being a gallerist, Cesarine is an artist herself. She also works as an editor, advocate, curator, and The Untitled Space operates at the intersection of all of these endeavors, resulting in a dynamic program that doesn’t shy away from some of the most pressing issues of today.” In the interview, I speak about my artistic practice, the gallery’s mission, and what has shaped the past decade of programming, as well as current and upcoming exhibits. Read the full interview now on Artnet News:
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EXHIBITS THAT SCREAM 💜 "UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance" brought together 100 artists responding to political, social, and cultural unrest through powerful visual language, celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Untitled Space gallery. Installed at the @untitledspaceny for Women's History Month in 2025, the exhibition opened on International Women's day, and was curated as a collective statement. Learn More about exhibits and curatorials presented by UNTITLED ➡️ / Read more about the gallery and artists ➡️ / #untitledproductions #exhibitions #artandactivism #contemporaryart #culturalprogramming

✨Explore works by artist Robin Tewes @robinjtewes ✨ Featured in WE ARE WOMEN: Works On Paper ✨ ✨ The Untitled Space presents a special End of Summer Promotion celebrating our roster of women artists. From August 26 – September 2, 2025, explore a curated collection of works on paper available at 25% off with code Art4Equality25 at untitled-space.art. The collection showcases works by a dynamic lineup of contemporary women artists whose practices span diverse themes and aesthetics, from feminist commentary to explorations of intimacy, identity, and emotional landscapes. Featuring artists include Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold (estate), Grace Graupe-Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Joanne Agabs, Katie Commodore, Martha Zmpounou, Rebecca Leveille, Robin Tewes, Sarah Maple, and Tabitha Whitley. A portion of proceeds supports Art4Equality, advancing gender equality through art and activism. At a time when the art world faces many challenges and galleries continue to close, it is more important than ever to support women artists and spaces dedicated to diversity and equality. 📅 Promotion Dates: August 26 – September 2, 2025 💻 View Online: untitled-space.art 🎟 Code: Art4Equality25 . . . . . #TheUntitledSpace #Art4Equality #WomenArtists #ContemporaryArt #WorksOnPaper #feministart #untitledspace #wearewomen #WorkonPaper #artwork #art #untitledspaceny #promo

✨ Explore works by artist Joanne Agabs @jagabs37 ✨ Featured in WE ARE WOMEN: Works On Paper ✨ ✨ The Untitled Space presents a special End of Summer Promotion celebrating our roster of women artists. From August 26 – September 2, 2025, explore a curated collection of works on paper available at 25% off with code Art4Equality25 at untitled-space.art. The collection showcases works by a dynamic lineup of contemporary women artists whose practices span diverse themes and aesthetics, from feminist commentary to explorations of intimacy, identity, and emotional landscapes. Featuring artists include Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold (estate), Grace Graupe-Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Joanne Agabs, Katie Commodore, Martha Zmpounou, Rebecca Leveille, Robin Tewes, Sarah Maple, and Tabitha Whitley. A portion of proceeds supports Art4Equality, advancing gender equality through art and activism. At a time when the art world faces many challenges and galleries continue to close, it is more important than ever to support women artists and spaces dedicated to diversity and equality. 📅 Promotion Dates: August 26 – September 2, 2025 💻 View Online: untitled-space.art 🎟 Code: Art4Equality25 . . . . . #TheUntitledSpace #Art4Equality #WomenArtists #ContemporaryArt #WorksOnPaper #feministart #untitledspace #wearewomen #WorkonPaper #artwork #art #untitledspaceny #promo

✨ WE ARE WOMEN: Works On Paper ✨ End of Summer Promotion ✨ Explore works by artist Tabitha Whitley @tabitha_whitley_art The Untitled Space presents an exceptional collection celebrating our roster of women artists. From August 26 – September 2, 2025, explore a curated collection of works on paper available at 25% off with code Art4Equality25 at untitled-space.art. The collection showcases works by a dynamic lineup of contemporary women artists whose practices span diverse themes and aesthetics, from feminist commentary to explorations of intimacy, identity, and emotional landscapes. Featuring artists include Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold (estate), Grace Graupe-Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Joanne Agabs, Katie Commodore, Martha Zmpounou, Rebecca Leveille, Robin Tewes, Sarah Maple, and Tabitha Whitley. A portion of proceeds supports Art4Equality, advancing gender equality through art and activism. At a time when the art world faces many challenges and galleries continue to close, it is more important than ever to support women artists and spaces dedicated to diversity and equality. 📅 August 26 – September 2, 2025 💻 View Online: untitled-space.art 🎟 Discount Code: Art4Equality25 FEATURED ARTISTS: Elena Chestnykh @elena_chestnykh Fahren Feingold @fahrenhaute Grace Graupe-Pillard @graupepillard Helena Calmfors @helenacalmfors Indira Cesarine @indiracesarine @indiraartist Joanne Agabs @jagabs37 Katie Commodore @katiecommodore Martha Zmpounou @marthazmpounou Rebecca Leveille @rebecca_leveille_guay Robin Tewes @robinjtewes Sarah Maple @sarahmapleart Sophie Goudman-Peachey @soph_peach Tabitha Whitley @tabitha_whitley_art . . . . #TabithaWhitley #TheUntitledSpace #Art4Equality #WomenArtists #ContemporaryArt #WorksOnPaper #feministart #untitledspace #wearewomen #WorkonPaper #artwork #art #untitledspaceny #promo

✨ Discover the captivating works of artist Martha Zmpounou @marthazmpounou ✨ Featured in "WE ARE WOMEN: Works On Paper" The Untitled Space is celebrating women in the arts with a special End of Summer Promotion. From August 26 – September 2, 2025, explore a curated collection of works on paper available at 25% off with code Art4Equality25 at untitled-space.art Based in London, Martha Zmpounou is a celebrated visual artist and lecturer at University of the Arts London. She holds degrees from Aristotle University of Fine Arts in Greece and Central Saint Martins in the UK. Her evocative works on paper have been exhibited widely across the UK and Europe, with highlights including the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, The Sunday Times Watercolor Exhibition, and the Jerwood Drawing Prize. Martha is a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolors and the recipient of numerous awards including the Cass Art Award and the St Cuthbert Mill Watercolor Prize. Her work has been published in Aesthetica, ArtMaze Magazine, Create Magazine, and The Untitled Magazine. This special collection features Martha alongside a dynamic roster of women artists including Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold (estate), Grace Graupe-Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Joanne Agabs, Katie Commodore, Rebecca Leveille, Robin Tewes, Sarah Maple, and Tabitha Whitley. 💡 A portion of proceeds supports Art4Equality, advancing gender equality through art and activism. At a time when the art world faces many challenges, your support helps keep spaces for women artists thriving. 📅 Promotion Dates: August 26 – September 2, 2025 💻 View Online: untitled-space.art 🎟 Code: Art4Equality25 . . . #MarthaZmpounou #TheUntitledSpace #Art4Equality #WomenArtists #ContemporaryArt #WorksOnPaper #FeministArt #UntitledSpace #WeAreWomen #ArtCollectors #SupportWomenArtists

🔥 LAST CHANCE to view & collect from "UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance," The Untitled Space’s landmark 10th Anniversary exhibition curated by gallery founder @IndiraCesarine - closing online August 31, 2025. The exhibition opened on March 8th, 2025, in honor of International Women’s Day, and brought together 100 artists whose work confronts today’s urgent political, social, and cultural issues. After a powerful run in our Tribeca gallery, the show has continued on @Artsy — and now it’s your last chance to view and collect works from this historic exhibition before it officially closes on August 31st, 2025. A curated Artsy Viewing Room is live through August 31st, featuring select works available to collect, offering a unique opportunity to support both The Untitled Space and non-profit initiative @Art4Equality . 🔗 Tap the link in bio to explore and collect. "UPRISE 2025" continues our decade-long legacy of championing activism, diversity, and social change through art. Presented with Art4Equality, the show highlights art as a tool for protest and transformation, addressing gender equality, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, immigration, racial justice, and attacks on DEI programs. Over the past ten years we’ve produced over 50 exhibitions and presented more than 500 artists. This anniversary exhibition expands that dialogue, uniting voices across gender and identity in a collective call for justice, equality, and freedom. “UPRISE 2025 is a powerful reflection of art’s enduring role in activism… The works serve as a call to action, reminding us that resistance, creativity, and solidarity will shape a more just and inclusive future.” — Indira Cesarine The exhibition features works by 100 artists, including: Alison Jackson, Anna Delvey, Ashley Chew, Fahren Feingold, Jemima Kirke, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Katherine Crockett, Kristy Gordon, Lisa Levy, Michele Pred, Molly Crabapple, Nadine Robbins, Natalie White, Nick Rhodes, Orly Cogan, Rosa (Rose) McGowan, Sarah Maple, Sophia Wallace, Synchrodogs, Victoria Selbach, and many more. . . . . . #UpriseExhibit #UntitledSpaceNY #Uprise2025 #artsy #exhibition #activism #groupshow #art #contemporaryart

✨Last Chance to Bid! ✨ “UPRISE 2025 x Art4Equality Benefit Art Auction untitled-space.art 🎯 150+ Artworks x 75 Artists CLOSING TODAY @ 5pm EST Presented in collaboration with @Art4Equality , this online auction aims to support vital initiatives advocating for gender and racial equality, with a portion of the proceeds of every artwork sold benefiting Art4Equality’s impactful mission. Don’t miss your chance to take home an artwork from our “UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance” Exhibition, with many artworks opening at 50% value, and support Art4Equality! This dynamic collection of artworks spans various mediums including painting, sculpture, photography, collage, mixed media, printmaking, and more. The auction highlights artwork emphasizing powerful themes of resistance and solidarity in response to some of the most pressing political, social, and cultural issues of our time. 🎯 Artists include @jemima_jo_kirke @rosemcgowan @theannadelvey @annebarlinckhoff @ash_chew @helenacalmfors @indiracesarine @irisbrosch @joannapilarczyk @missmeatface @kristygordonart @leahschrager @michelepred @mollycrabapple @pollypenrosephotography @rbatzz @samheydt @sarahmapleart @sophiawallaceartist @johnart.kreations @suzanna_scott @synchrodogs_official @victoriadelesseps and many more! For more information about the UPRISE 2025 x Art4Equality benefit auction and to place bids, visit ➡️ untitled-space.art Auction Closes April 8th 5pm EST . . . . . #untitledspaceny #Uprise2025 #art4equality #auction #art #benefitauction #resist

Artist Lola Jiblazee @lolajiblazee is currently featured in the "UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance" @art4equality benefit art auction live now on untitled-space.art! Lola Jiblazee (b. 1985) is a New York based multidisciplinary artist. Born and raised in Tbilisi, Georgia, where circumstances marked a lack of basic human necessities, Lola took to art in isolation. Drawing inspiration from her experiences where life revolved around religion, politics and complex family dynamics. Upon immigrating to NYC in their early 20s Lola held onto their intrigue for Christian Iconography and perception surrounding identity, hope, life and death. Within this intrigue, Lola began questioning their roots and coming to terms that what is taught isn’t always what is real. With a hunger for understanding the truth lola received an ASD diagnosis at 37. A revelation that deepened Lola’s artistic practice and expanded their creative vision. “We must resist the forces that seek to roll back the progress we have yet to fully achieve. Instead of advancing, we find ourselves facing a political climate intent on undoing the hard-won rights and freedoms many have fought for. This serves as a reminder of the need for solidarity and action in the face of these challenges. This work critiques the present while offering a vision for the future—a call to defend justice, dignity, and equality for every individual.” - Lola Jiblazee MORE INFO ➡️ untitled-space.com BIDDING CLOSES April 8th @ 5PM EST! untitled-space.art . . . . . #UpriseExhibit #UntitledSpaceNY #Uprise2025 #art #exhibit #art4equality #artauction #auction

Artist Katrina Majkut @katrinamajkut is currently featured in the "UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance" @art4equality benefit art auction live now on untitled-space.art! “The art series Fair Play by feminist and embroidery artist, Katrina Majkut reimagines the classical art practice of miniature portraits in an unlikely form: the baseball card. In Fair Play, Majkut is reinventing o the baseball card worships, values, represents, and celebrates with a little paint and a whole lot of glitter. The baseball card, a tiny piece of cultural Americana, held the fascination of many American youths including Majkut herself. Growing up in Boston’s hardcore Red Sox fandom, the Curse of the Bambino was not the only shadow over Majkut’s baseball experience. It never dawned on the young Majkut that she was placing such importance on people who did not represent her and would never welcome her into their ranks. Fair Play reimagines the world of baseball as a place of healthy acceptance, inclusivity, and diversity; a place to see herself – and anyone who has felt excluded from or a complicated role in men’s professional baseball – as a truly welcomed teammate. Fair Play subverts the toxic masculinity of vintage baseball cards by obscuring the identity of the player, teams, and brands with mediums that have been stereotyped as domestic, feminine, queer, effeminate, and low-end.” - Katrina Majkut Katrina Majkut (My’kut), a Ukrainian American visual artist, curator, and writer, is dedicated to understanding how social traditions impact social and civil rights. In 2023, Majkut was part of national news when her artwork, Medical Abortion Pills was censored by Lewis-Clark State College administrators in the show she curated called Unconditional Care. Working with the ACLU and National Coalition Against Censorship, Majkut and the artists spoke out against censorship, first amendment violations, and anti-abortion laws. MORE INFO ➡️ untitled-space.com BID NOW ➡️ untitled-space.art . . . . . #UpriseExhibit #UntitledSpaceNY #Uprise2025 #art #exhibit #auction

Artist Valerie Carmet @valeriecarmet_studio is currently featured in the "UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance" @art4equality benefit auction live now on untitled-space.art! Valerie Carmet, a French-American Pop Art assemblage artist, calls both Miami and NYC home, blending the vibrant energies of these two cultural hubs. Originally hailing from France, she ventured into New York's dynamic fashion scene in 1989, where her journey into the world of art begn to unfold. In 1995, Carmet's artistic path took root with the creation of intricate mosaics, a testament to her innate mathematical instincts and keen skills. Over the years, she honed her craft, culminating in the birth of her signature ToyBox Collection in 2013. This innovative series, born from a desire to breathe new life into discarded toys, serves as a platform for Carmet to explore profound societal issues with a playful twist. Through her art, Carmet boldly addresses topics such as overconsumption, violence, gender equality, and mental health, inviting viewers to reflect on these themes through the lens of childhood nostalgia. Her work challenges norms and sparks conversations, exhibited globally for over two decades. In her statement, Carmet shares the genesis of her collection, drawing inspiration from her children's toys and their significance in shaping our perceptions of the world. She encourages audiences to reconnect with their inner child, embracing curiosity and empathy as they engage with her art. With a vision of fostering inclusivity and joy, Carmet advocates for a world where art serves as a catalyst for understanding and positive change. MORE INFO ➡️ untitled-space.com BID NOW ➡️ untitled-space.art . . . . . #UpriseExhibit #UntitledSpaceNY #Uprise2025 #art #exhibit #auction