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UNTITLED, ART Online Program Kicks Off Tomorrow

Dear Kamilah Wallace,

UNTITLED, ART Online's Program kicks off this week, featuring a series of dynamic conversations leading up to the launch of the fair, July 31–August 2, with a VIP Preview on Thursday, July 30, beginning at 11am EDT. Register below to attend each conversation. Full programmatic details will be available on untitled.artland.com.

We hope you will join us:

Launching the Art Fair of the Future: A Conversation with Jeff Lawson and Mattis Curth

Tuesday, July 14, 2020 | 2-3pm EDT

Jeff Lawson, Founder of UNTITLED, ART, and Mattis Curth, Co-founder of Artland, discuss
their journey to develop the cutting-edge technology powering UNTITLED, ART Online, the world’s first virtual reality art fair, moderated by arts writer Brian Boucher.

Zoom Registration

Launching the Art Fair of the Future: A Conversation with Jeff Lawson and Mattis Curth<br>
The Importance of Black-owned Galleries and Arts Spaces<br>

The Importance of Black-owned Galleries and Arts Spaces

Friday, July 17, 2020 | 2-3pm EDT

A conversation with Genesis Tramaine, gallerist Richard Beavers, and Prizm Art Fair founder
Mikhaile Solomon, moderated by arts and culture curator, producer and programmer,
Donnamarie Baptiste.

UNTITLED, ART is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Artspace & Phaidon to launch the UNTITLED, ART Charitable Artist Edition, featuring an editioned work on paper by artist Genesis Tramaine entitled Black Woman University. An edition of 50, the benefit print is priced at $1,000 USD each, with proceeds from the sale supporting programming, fellowships, and grants at the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). The digital archival print will be on display at Artspace & Phaidon’s booth at UNTITLED, ART Online.

Zoom Registration

 

How Artist Collectives Are Taking Direct Action Towards Institutional Accountability

Wednesday, July 22, 2020 | 5-6pm EDT

UNTITLED, ART, The Art Report and Facebook present the first event in The Artist in Flux, a
series of conversations between artists, curators, writers and other cultural producers from the San Francisco Bay Area who are engaging with various modes of thought and practice in response to this time of unprecedented social change. Moderated by Maria Jenson, Creative & Executive Director, SOMArts.

Zoom Registration

How Artist Collectives Are Taking Direct Action Towards Institutional Accountability<br>
Taking Up Space: Demanding Presence, Ceding Power, and Active Allyship<br>

Taking Up Space: Demanding Presence, Ceding Power, and Active Allyship

Thursday, July 23, 2020 | 2-3pm EDT

Artists Lorena Molina, Xia Zhang, M'Shinda Imani Abdullah-Broaddus, Josie Love Roebuck, Sammi Jones, and Jordan Tate discuss the necessity of institutional inclusion which demands a reconciliation of systemic inequity and demonstrates the value of ceding power and active allyship. The conversation will be moderated by arts and culture curator, producer and programmer, Donnamarie Baptiste.

Zoom Registration

 
Register for UNTITLED, ART Online VIP Preview Access
www.untitledartfairs.com

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