UPCOMING EXHIBITION

"Another Part of Me" by AHRC NYC’s Fisher Center Artists

Explore the many dimensions of self, connection & creativity this fall at W83 with a vibrant collection of visual and fiber arts.

ON VIEW: Friday, September 19 - Sunday, November 30, 2025

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, September 19 from 5 to 7 pm - Doors will open at 4:30 pm

ARTIST TALK: Wednesday, September 24 from 5 to 7 pm

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.

The exhibition will feature 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.

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The AHRC NYC is an organization committed to achieving equity for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in New York City.

about the gallery

At the Gallery at W83, we cultivate art and community on the Upper West Side, providing space for personal engagement, community conversations, and spiritual reflection, and collaborate with local artists from diverse backgrounds to explore universal themes of culture, community, and faith.

We bring together different perspectives in this space as an invitation to join in conversations we believe are vital to us all. We affirm the artist's right to express their views independently, and the views expressed by the artists are their own and do not necessarily represent the Gallery at W83 or Redeemer West Side.