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SUMMARY:"Flowers of the Eastern Mediterranean" by Naomi Lawrence | Solo Exhibition and Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Discover the vibrant blooms of the Eastern Med through Naomi Lawrence’s stunning solo art show—come see it live at our next gallery opening reception for the public. \nBy artist Naomi Lawrence\, this exhibition celebrates the yearning for a new season and the promise it brings. It features stunning works inspired by the vibrant colors of nature and the imagined beauty of our public spaces. Step into Naomi’s unique vision and experience her rich\, expressive palette and designs up close. \nThis in-person event invites art lovers to immerse themselves in nature’s beauty\, delicately captured in acrylic yarns. Don’t miss this evocative visual journey as it ushers in a new season. \nDate: Friday\, March 27\, from 7 to 9 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.\nLocation: W83 Ministry Center Gallery \nThis event is free. Please get your tickets at this link.  \nAbout the Artist:\nNaomi Lawrence is a NYC Fiber Artist based in East Harlem. She works with acrylic yarn to create oversized 2-Dimensional crochet flowers\, trees and wildlife. The site-specific installations are sewn onto chain-link fences in parks and public spaces. \nOriginally from England\, UK\, the first installation she created in 2014\, Blue Iris endeared her to the East Harlem community that she now calls home. Her installations take a few months to create but have been approved by the city to stay in place for up to one year. They are often washed and refurbished to be reinstalled in various locations such as school playgrounds. Public engagement is a primary goal of each installation. The works become part of the urban landscape\, and their audience is made up of people who live\, work\, and pass by the sites in their daily lives. Her work has become in demand by arts organizations and city agencies. \nLawrence studied Floral Design at the University of the Arts in London\, 2007 and worked as a florist before immigrating to the U.S. She has been knitting since 1999 and crocheting since 2009. Naomi’s work is freeform crochet and does not follow a pattern. She works with photographs so that she can reproduce subtle changes in color found in nature. \nNaomi and her family relocated to East Harlem from London England 12 years ago and in 2023 became United States citizens. As a family\, they are committed to their neighborhood and enjoy raising their 4 children here in New York. \n“Feeling close to our neighbors\, school families and community organizations across the area and committing to our neighborhood has been essential in putting down roots and thriving as a family unit” says Lawrence. \n“I love that neighbors and their children are familiar with my crochet work and so used to seeing them around the streets and parks where they live.” \nNaomi and her husband Chris are members of InnerCHANGE East Harlem\, a Christian order that journeys with those who are marginalized www.innerchange.org
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/flowers-of-the-eastern-mediterranean-by-naomi-lawrence-solo-exhibition-and-opening-reception/
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:"Offering of the Arts" by West Side Youth | Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:This spring\, West Side Youth is hosting an art show at the W83 Ministry Center.  \n6th to 12th graders are submitting their artwork for display in an opportunity to share their passion and voice and be part of a gallery experience open to our Upper West Side community! With Hope and Renewal as our guiding themes\, we hope to create a cohesive gallery that captures a wide range of interpretations connected together. \nThe reception on Friday\, March 13\, is for youth only. It will be an event to celebrate our artists and to worship together!  \nThe gallery is on display from Friday\, March 13\, to Wednesday\, March 18. \n  \nDate: Friday\, March 13\, from 7 to 9 pm \nLocation: W83 Ministry Center Gallery
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/wsy-reception/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center
CATEGORIES:W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center,WS Youth
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SUMMARY:"Place We Find Ourselves" by Jennifer Ahn | Solo Exhibition and Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Step into the captivating world of Jennifer Ahn’s solo exhibition\, Place We Find Ourselves\, and experience her artistry firsthand. Join us at the W83 Ministry Center for an immersive in-person event\, where each work invites reflection and discovery. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with this artist’s compelling creations.*Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase artworks on view at the opening. \nDate: Friday\, December 12\, at 7 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm. \nLocation: W83 Ministry Center Gallery \nGet your free tickets at this link. \n\nexhibit statement \nIn Place We Find Ourselves\, Korean-born artist Jennifer Ahn invites us into landscapes that mirror the heart’s journey—through loss and renewal\, wandering and return. Her semi-abstract terrains\, layered with paper\, pigment\, and fragments of Hanji (traditional Korean paper)\, are at once intimate and expansive: spaces where memory\, struggle\, and resilience converge.Forests\, rivers\, and hills in Ahn’s work become vessels of endurance\, their textured surfaces and flowing gestures echoing the rhythms of grief\, hope\, and quiet transformation. Torn paper and embedded fabrics trace paths between fragility and strength\, shadow and light\, suggesting that healing is a layered\, luminous process.Drawing from her Korean heritage and personal experience\, Ahn transforms nature into companion and witness. Her paintings do not depict home as a fixed place but as a state of being—a sanctuary found in reflection\, in the tactile richness of materials\, and in the silent resilience of the world around us.Continuing the inquiry of her 2022 exhibition Desolation | Consolation\, Place We Find Ourselves is a meditation on impermanence\, renewal\, and the subtle\, enduring beauty of becoming whole. Here\, landscapes are not merely seen—they are felt\, guiding us through turbulence toward a quiet\, luminous return.\nartist statement\nPlace We Find Ourselves reflects my journey as a Korean-American\, semi-abstract visual artist who turns to landscapes and nature as both mirror and sanctuary. For me\, painting is not simply about depicting a view—it is about charting a passage through struggle\, transformation\, and return. The terrain of hills\, rivers\, and trees becomes a metaphorical map of human experience\, where moments of turbulence and loss coexist with hope and renewal.Each work arises from layered processes—brushstrokes that suggest movement\, textured surfaces built from paper and pigment\, and colors that oscillate between shadow and radiance. These gestures hold the memory of hardship\, yet they are equally rooted in the possibility of growth. My practice often points toward the idea of home\, not merely as a physical destination but as a state of being: the recognition that we emerge\, through difficulty\, more whole and alive.Texture plays a central role in my practice. I work with papers\, fabric\, and found objects\, which I tear\, strip\, and embed into the surface with a gel medium. These tactile layers catch light\, create shadows\, and extend the painting into a dimensional space. The process of embedding Hanji(traditional Korean paper) is both physical and symbolic: it grounds my work in heritage while transforming fragility into strength.Alongside ink\, gouache\, acrylic\, and oil stick\, these materials become vessels for movement—gestures of chaos and calm\, turbulence and stillness.Place We Find Ourselves invites viewers to see nature as a participant in this journey—a place of witness\, healing\, and quiet victory. In these landscapes\, I hope others may glimpse their own stories of wandering\, struggle\, and the profound return home.
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/jennifer-ahn/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:"Another Part of Me" Art Exhibit Opening Reception by AHRC NYC’s Fisher Center Artists
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the W83 Ministry Center for a special opportunity to explore the many dimensions of self\, connection\, and creativity through a vibrant collection of drawings\, paintings\, and fiber art by the Fisher Center Artists. Based in East Harlem\, the Fisher Center is a day program serving adults with intellectual disabilities. The Center’s weaving program is presented in collaboration with Intertwine Arts\, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing freeform weaving to people of all ages. As we welcome the autumn season in New York\, we invite you to experience this sensory-rich exhibit that celebrates curiosity\, color\, and community. \nThe exhibition features paintings\, drawings\, and fiber artworks created with the guidance and support of art consultants and teaching artists Jon Bunge and Naomi Lawrence. Drawing on their expertise\, talent\, and intuition\, Jon and Naomi help identify and nurture the unique artistic strengths of each Fisher Center artist. \nThe AHRC NYC is an organization committed to achieving equity for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in New York City. \nFollow the AHRC NYC on Instagram @ahrcny. \n  \nExhibit opens on Friday\, September 19\, and runs through Sunday\, November 30.  \nGet your free tickets here.
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/another-part-of-me/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:"Broken Hearts | Broken Souls” Dog Photography by Maria Camila Morales
DESCRIPTION:Dogs have a special way of capturing and healing our hearts with their playful energy\, steadfast loyalty\, and boundless affection. As a dog photographer\, Maria Camila is honored to document the deep connection between dogs and their humans. She believes every dog has a unique story\, and it’s her passion to tell those redemptive stories through the lens of her camera. With each photo\, Maria Camila aims to reveal the true character of the relationship between dogs and their humans\, preserving cherished moments that celebrate their spirit and the love they share with us. \n\n\nJoin us at the W83 Ministry Center for this unique event and opening reception; get your free tickets now: redeemerws.com/DogPhotography \nCurated by Adriana Caicedo \n  \n\n\n\n\nARTIST STATEMENT \nLiving on the streets makes people invisible. The streets destroy both their physical and mental health. The daily struggle is simply to survive. Stray dogs have a similar journey. Left behind\, abandoned\, scared and looking for a way to avoid death every day. But sometimes homeless people facing financial\, political\, or addiction situations find in stray dogs their salvation. And it works both ways as New Yorker Paul Auster so brilliantly recounted in his masterpiece “Timbuktu”. Who saves who when their lives intersect? United in pain\, in oblivion and counting only on each other to make it through each day. Such love\, connection\, and trust cannot be expressed in words. \n“Broken Hearts | Broken Souls” is a tribute to all those people who\, in their immense pain and struggle\, have bonded with a stray dog to ensure mutual survival and love\, living and working on the streets of Bogotá\, London\, Paris\, and New York. These images seek to convey that special bond. It is also a way to thank Americans for their solidarity with the campaign in favor of adopting strays and unwanted dogs – Adopt Don’t Shop. The US continues to be one of the countries with the most “international” stray dog adoptions and New York City leads the way. \n\n\nFollow Maria Camila Morales on Instagram here: @pawsingdogphotography \n\n\n“Street Magician”\, 2023\n16 x 20 in \nON VIEW from Friday\, June 27 through Sunday\, August 24\, 2025\nARTIST TALK on Friday\, July 18 from 7 to 9 pm
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/dog-photography/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: “In and Out of the Blue” by Misako OBA
DESCRIPTION:Doors will open at 6:30 pm. \n\n\nCome join us for a thoughtful conversation with artist Misako OBA. Delve into the world of art as Misako shares insights into her latest exhibition\, which explores and reflects on the emotional and spiritual aftermath of life’s most unexpected and turbulent events—those that arrive “out of the blue.” This in-person event will be held at the W83 Ministry Center\, providing a unique opportunity to connect with the artist and gain a deeper understanding of her creative process. Don’t miss out on this chance to be inspired and engage with art in a meaningful way! \n\n\n\n\nDrawing on personal experience and a deep empathy for others\, the artist presents a series of layered works exploring grief\, resilience\, and renewal. \nThrough a fusion of ancient techniques and contemporary materials\, encaustic alongside poetry\, scientific data\, and code\, her work reflects on the fragility of existence\, the strength of the human spirit\, and the search for meaning amid chaos. \nThe exhibition reimagines “blue” as emotion\, color\, and metaphor—honoring the beauty\, sorrow\, and inner power of our human and spiritual journeys. “In and Out of the Blue” also stands as a tribute to the strength of those who support us through life’s darkest moments. It celebrates the kindness that nurtures healing and the communities that uplift us. \nMisako’s exhibition invites us to find solace\, renewal\, and solidarity —and reminds us that through empathy and collective life moments\, we can rebuild not only ourselves\, but the communities we call home. \n\n\nGet your tickets at this link. \nThis exhibit runs through Sunday\, June 8.  \n 
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/artist-talk-misako-oba/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:“In and Out of the Blue” - Solo Art Exhibit by Misako OBA
DESCRIPTION:Join us at this profound exploration of hope and resilience\, emerging from the depths of struggle\, loss\, and grief.\n\n\nThrough her semi-abstract and conceptual series\, Misako OBA channels personal experiences into visually compelling narratives that reflect both darkness and light. Over the past decade\, she has explored a diverse range of mediums\, including encaustic\, watercolor\, oil\, acrylic\, and printmaking\, each layer infused with emotion and meaning. A pivotal moment in her artistic journey came with her first photographic work\, where she discovered the healing power of creativity. The process of printing in the darkroom became not just an artistic endeavor but a form of physical and emotional relief\, easing her pain and guiding her toward solace. Misako’s journey has been led by God\, the source of her strength and inspiration. This exhibition reveals what art can do\, portraying hope and resilience as they emerge from the depths of struggle\, loss\, and grief. \n\n\n\n\nGET YOUR FREE TICKETS HERE \n  \nEXPLORE THE ARTIST SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS: \nInstagram: @misakoobaart \nWordPress: https://misakooba.wordpress.com/about/ \nYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@misakoart1023 \nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MisakoArt/ \nArtist Talk: Thursday\, May 29 from 7 to 8pm \nExhibit will run through Sunday\, June 8.
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/in-and-out-of-the-blue-solo-art-exhibit-by-misako-oba/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center\, Sanctuary\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: A Conversation with Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes
DESCRIPTION:Artist Talk: A Conversation with Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes \nCurrent Art Exhibit: Fall from Grace | Fall into Grace: Textiles & Tapestries \n \nJoin us for an evening of insightful conversation with weaver and fiber artist Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes. This event will take place on Thursday\, February 27\, at 6 pm at the Gallery at W83. Get ready to dive into the world of tapestries and spirituality as Tabitha shares her gift\, inspiration\, and creative process. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with a remarkable artist! \nGet your tickets at this link. \nThis exhibit runs through Sunday\, April 13. \n 
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/tabitha-gilmore-barnes/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:"In Search of Refuge for My Heart" by Jox Teodocio | Photography Gallery Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:“These photographs have helped me move forward through some of the most difficult times in my life. I hope that the images in this humble collection enable someone to find meaning\, strength\, and determination in their daily struggles.” – Jox Teodocio\n\n\n\nWitness the resilience of the human heart and the complexities of grief as we showcase the artistry of Jox Teodocio’s photography. The next gallery exhibition\, In Search of Refuge for My Heart\, opens on Friday\, November 15 at 7 pm! \n\n\n\nJoin us at W83 for this inspiring event and reception; get your free tickets now: redeemerws.com/refugeformyheart
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/in-search-of-refuge-for-my-heart-by-jox-teodocio-photography-gallery-opening-reception/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:"Sewn to Restore" | elegantees runway @W83: Restoring lives one tee at a time
DESCRIPTION:“The clothing we wear often is linked to human trafficking. It’s estimated that 98% of clothing was made with exploited labor or straight up child labor. As a fashion designer\, I take a stand to do the exact opposite of this. For over a decade\, my company\, Elegantees\, has been employing survivors of human trafficking\, and women that were at risk\, to make the clothing. The redemptive workshop in Kathmandu\, Nepal is restoring lives\, one elegant tee at a time” – K.M \nJoin us for Sewn to Restore to see the visual story by designer Katie Martinez\, Founder of Elegantees.com through the lens of Prabin Kumari-Karki. Experience at this exhibit and fashion show a representation of healing\, dignity\, and hope\, through empowerment\, and the fight against slavery and human trafficking. \nElegantees fashion show will be held at W83 during NYFW on Saturday\, September 7 at 5 pm. \nKatie is a fashion designer and justice focused entrepreneur. She is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology\, founded a clothing company in 2010 that is still here today\, and loves to use her gifts to fight human trafficking. Katie is a follower of Christ\, and lives in Uptown Manhattan with her husband and two children. \nRead Katie’s Full Story. \nGallery Exhibit will run through Sunday\, November 3. \n \n 
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/sewn-to-restore-storytelling-gallery-exhibit-by-fashion-designer-katie-martinez/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240713T163000
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SUMMARY:Summer Arts Showcase @ W83
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our first Summer Arts Showcase @ W83 featuring “Sofrito & the Blues “ with Carmen Cancél. Participate in a mini salsa dancing lesson\, engage with local visual artists\, bid in a silent auction\, experience great music\, dance\, improv performances and enjoy tasty empanadas & sangria from local vendors. This is a family-friendly event and open to all! \nGuest Artists: \nSinger & Songwriter: Angela Sclafani \nImprov Actor: Bonne Kramer \nDance performer & choreographer: Lindsey Hanson \nVisual Artists: Jennifer Ahn\, Jihoe Koo\, Noemia Marinho & The Gleaning Project \n  \nThis event will be held in the Loft of the W83 Ministry Center. \nTICKETS & AGENDA
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/summer-arts-showcase-w83/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center\, 5th Floor Loft\, 150 W. 83rd St.\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery
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SUMMARY:Fisher Center Artists' Talk & Closing Reception
DESCRIPTION:A talk about the exhibit “Show Up & Show Out” | The art\, techniques & inspirations | A festive gathering & celebration of 17 artists. \n \nPlease join us for a conversation between artists\, teachers and guests and to see this wonderful and multifaceted exhibition before it closes. We will discuss how the show came together and hear from several of the artists about their work.The Fisher Center is a day program that serves adults with intellectual disabilities in East Harlem. The center offers a range of activities and interest groups\, including an art studio and a fiber and weaving program. \nTICKETS \nExhibit runs through Monday\, January 29.  \n 
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/fisher-center-artists-talk-closing-reception/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
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SUMMARY:"Show Up and Show Out" Art Exhibit Opening Reception by AHRC NYC’s Fisher Center Artists
DESCRIPTION:The W83 Gallery and the AHRC New York City Foundation present “Show Up and Show Out“\, an exhibition by artists who attend the Fisher Center\, a day program that serves adults with intellectual disabilities in East Harlem. \nThe interests of the artists span a broad range of subject matter\, including portraits\, flowers\, cartoon characters\, famous singers and movie stars\, letters\, geometry and abstraction. A love of color is a central theme of the work. \nThrough their artwork\, the artists gain a sense of purpose\, accomplishment and self-esteem. They also find a sense of community in the art studios at the center as the artists work together to realize their projects. \nWe hope this exhibition shows that creativity lives in everyone\, and that all people bring their own aesthetic sensibility to the world. \nExhibit opens on Friday\, December 1 and runs through Monday\, January 29.  \nTICKETS
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/show-up-and-show-out-art-exhibit-opening-reception-by-ahrc-nycs-fisher-center-artists/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Events,W83 Gallery,W83 Ministry Center
ORGANIZER;CN="W83 Ministry Center":MAILTO:w83@redeemer.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221202T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221202T210000
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception for DESOLATION | CONSOLATION: Solo Exhibit by Jennifer Ahn
DESCRIPTION:Jennifer Ahn explores beauty and brokenness in her abstract paintings\, inviting the viewer into emotions and narratives of loss and hope. DESOLATION | CONSOLATION is her first solo exhibit\, featuring a body of work that confronts the darkness that surrounds us and points to a light that the darkness does not overwhelm. \n			\n						Register\n					 \nAbout the artist \nJennifer Ahn is a Korean-born American painter who grew up in the Northwest and now lives in New York City. She incorporates landscapes and stories from her extensive travels as well as people she’s met on her journeys as important themes in her paintings. Her work is a blend of realism and abstract with an influence of Abstract Expressionism\, and an ongoing exploration in the fields of color models and pictorial space. \nA self-taught painter\, Jennifer debuted with her first exhibit at KreateHubNY in the Bronx in July 2021\, followed by a group exhibit at FREDA in Philadelphia\, PA in June 2022. \nJENNIFERAHN.COM \nahnjennifer4@gmail.com \nInstagram: @jenahnart \nArt attached: Weathering the Storm | 9×12 inches | Mixed media on canvas\, 2022
URL:https://redeemerws.com/event/opening-reception-for-desolation-consolation-solo-exhibit-by-jennifer-ahn/
LOCATION:W83 Ministry Center Gallery\, 150 W 83rd St\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:W83 Gallery
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