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THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE PRESENTS THE "DREAM" ISSUE FEATURING LION BABE, BARBARA FIALHO, SORANA, REKA NYARI, REISHA PERLMUTTER, ALONG WITH MORE THAN 50 VISIONARY ARTISTS

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE PRESENTS THE "DREAM" ISSUE FEATURING LION BABE, BARBARA FIALHO, SORANA, REKA NYARI, REISHA PERLMUTTER, ALONG WITH MORE THAN 50 VISIONARY ARTISTS The Untitled Magazine is thrilled to present The DREAM Issue, created in tandem with “The DREAM Exhibition” at The Untitled Space. Curated by UNTITLED founder Indira Cesarine, the collector’s print edition brings together over 50 contemporary artists alongside an extraordinary group of musicians, designers, photographers, performers, and cultural voices. Together, they explore the many worlds that emerge when imagination is given space to lead. Available in softcover magazine format and as a limited-edition hardcover coffee-table book, The DREAM Issue will be released on September 25, 2026, to coincide with the official exhibition launch reception at The...

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THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE LAUNCHES INAUGURAL ART EDITION WITH “THE ART OF RESISTANCE” FEATURING JEMIMA KIRKE, ROSE MCGOWAN AND MORE

The Untitled Magazine Art Edition 001: “The Art of Resistance” 2025 covers featuring artists Jemima Kirke, Indira Cesarine, Alanna Vanacore Following in the footsteps of its bold, culture-defining collector’s editions, The Untitled Magazine has officially launched a brand-new chapter in print with the debut of its ART EDITION—a biannual publication dedicated exclusively to contemporary art. The inaugural edition, “THE ART OF RESISTANCE,” launching May 2025, brings together an extraordinary group of contemporary artists whose practices center on themes of identity, empowerment, and social justice. Presented in celebration of The Untitled Space gallery’s 10th anniversary and its landmark exhibition UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance presented in collaboration with nonprofit initiative Art4Equality, the debut ART EDITION is dedicated to the artists on the front lines of cultural change.  With its...

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