Join us along with Take the Lead Women to celebrate women in leadership by exploring the life and legacy of political trailblazer, Shirley Chisholm. As the first Black woman elected to Congress and the first woman to seek a major party’s presidential nomination, Chisholm dedicated her life to fighting for racial and gender equality, workers’ rights, education, and social justice.

Join us on Friday, May 2 at 4:30 PM at the Blue Gallery for a private, curator-led tour of Together We Art — a colorful and compelling exhibition benefitting Life Project for Youth, an organization committed to empowering underserved youth through creativity, education, and opportunity. FREE for Art-full members!

Welcome spring with intention and creativity at our May Day Intuitive Watercolor & Release Workshop with Suzii Chan on May 1st – a gentle evening of art, emotional renewal, and connection.

We are teaming up with ArtsClub Studios again on Saturday, April 26 for an inspiring and art-full evening dedicated to the visionary Swedish artist Hilma af Klint—a pioneer of abstract art whose work fused science, spirituality, and symbolism long before her male contemporaries.

Art writer Jennifer Li will lead a conversational tour through this ground-breaking exhibition which brings together 60 artists from Africa, Europe, and the Americas, exploring nearly 25 years of Black artistic expression through painting, sculpture, photography, and time-based media.

On Wednesday April 23rd, Art-full members are invited to join us for an unforgettable Broadway experience as we witness the dazzling stage adaptation of SMASH, the show that celebrates the magic, drama, and sheer spectacle of putting on a Broadway production.

Join us at a private home in Chelsea on Earth Day: Tuesday, April 22nd, for a nourishing and intimate evening of meaningful conversation around the topic of nature, featuring BreakBread World™ – a powerful gathering ritual that helps people slow down and foster meaningful connection in a distracted world.

Join us on Saturday, April 19 at 7:30 pm for Macbeth in Stride at BAM, an electrifying production that redefines Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth through the lens of contemporary Black female power, ambition, and desire.

Join us on Saturday April 19th for an art-full afternoon exploring the best of NYC’s contemporary art, architecture and public art scene during this art walk of Hudson Yards and Chelsea.

we’ll head to The Met for a guided tour of Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie—a ground-breaking exhibition that reclaims the narrative of chinoiserie, exposing its deep-rooted connections to women’s identity, race, and colonial imagination.

This interactive experience is designed to help you learn about the art of dressing with confidence and finding pieces that work for your unique personality and body type. Whether you're refreshing your wardrobe or designing a standout piece, this is your chance to step into your most stylish self!

During the session, we’ll explore the long history of artists who have addressed social and political injustices through their work. We'll provide a variety of art supplies to help you create your own unique Piece of Empowerment. Express yourself with a collage, flag, a banner, a vision board, a protest sign, or any form of art that inspires and empowers you.

Join us on Saturday March 29th as we dedicate a day to community, creativity, and resource-sharing as an act of resistance against the current climate of division, fear and uncertainty.

Together, we can resist the urge to withdraw and isolate, instead staying engaged and connected, finding strength in one another, our common humanity and the shared values we hold dear.

Join us on March 29th at The Untitled Space for an exclusive gallery breakfast and curator-led walkthrough of UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance. This powerful exhibition marks the gallery’s 10th anniversary, featuring over 100 artists who are using their voices and creative talents to challenge social, political, and cultural injustices.

Curated by Indira Cesarine in collaboration with Art4Equality, the exhibition serves as a platform for dialogue, resilience, and empowerment through visual storytelling.

Known for its innovative choreography and dynamic performances, Hubbard Street pushes the boundaries of movement by blending contemporary, jazz, and ballet influences. This special event is not just about watching a performance—it’s about immersing yourself in the power of movement as a form of storytelling and cultural dialogue.

Named one of the top 10 coolest neighborhoods in the world in 2021, Chelsea is one of NYC’s most vibrant and varied neighborhoods full of art, culture and history. With new developments such as Hudson Yards and the HIgh Line, Chelsea seems to represent and embody the future of NYC, while also being steeped in history and culture.

In honor & celebration of Women’s History Month, join us on Thursday, March 6 at 8:30 PM EST at St. Marks Comedy Club in the heart of the East Village, NYC, for an unforgettable night of sharp wit, bold humor, and non-stop entertainment.

In this combo of an art history class with a hands-on art-making workshop, you’ll learn about the work of Barhara Kruger and how to use imagery and text to create art that makes a statement and engages viewers on a deeper level.

Greene was a force of nature—brilliant, bold, and determined to leave her mark. As the first director of the Morgan Library, she built one of the most esteemed rare book collections in history while carefully concealing her true identity in a segregated America.

Join us to experience the remarkable exhibition celebrates over five decades of Ferne Jacobs’ ground breaking contributions to fiber art, plus an art-full gallery hop afterwards!

In a continued celebration of Frieze week in LA, join us for an art-full (pre-FELIX) brunch at Superba Hollywood on Saturday, February 23rd, at 11:30 AM, where you can savor a delicious meal while connecting with like-minded women in a welcoming and inspiring atmosphere.

Step into a dreamlike carnival designed by some of the most visionary artists of the 20th century, including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Salvador Dalí, Keith Haring, David Hockney, Sonia Delaunay, and Roy Lichtenstein. Wander through immersive installations, playful rides, and a kaleidoscope of artistic surprises in this once-lost, now-revived masterpiece.

Originally started in London, Frieze’s LA fair focuses on contemporary art and celebrates the exceptionally dynamic culture of Los Angeles. The 2025 edition will once again be held at the Santa Monica airport and features over 95 galleries from around the world with a mix of ambitious solo presentations and curated booths, with many highlighting the creativity of Los Angeles-based artists and the dynamic energy of the city's art scene.

This morning of art, innovation, and deep conversation will take us on a journey through the fascinating intersection of art and technology in an engaging discussion about how artists create with technology, asking the important questions: can art challenge the way we see the world, and how does technology shape creativity?

Join us to treat yourself to an afternoon of beauty, creativity, and connection. For the first time ever, we’re combining our annual floral design workshop with a skincare workshop that will leave attendees feeling radiant both inside and out.

In this fun-filled, hour-long chocolate tasting, guests will learn more about the steps needed to get from bean to beautifully wrapped bar and how makers tease out flavors that reflect the regions where the beans were grown. We’ll talk about the tasting notes in the different bars, much the way you would in a fine wine tasting.

Join us on Saturday, February 8th when we’ll be kicking off Black History Month with an unforgettable exploration of Flight into Egypt: Black Artists and Ancient Egypt, 1876–Now, an extraordinary exhibition that examines how Black artists and cultural figures have drawn inspiration from ancient Egypt.

Join us on Friday, February 7th for an all-new East Village Studio Night with ArtsClub,focused on Frida Kahlo’s journey and paint your own works on canvas in her style!

Join us on February 5th for an unforgettable evening featuring the new musical Redwood, a powerful and moving story of self-discovery and resilience, plus a prix-fixe tapas dinner before the show.