Artist Projects & Presentations
Fragmentation of Identity
Fragmentation of Identity is a global online exhibition presented by Revolú Gallery, exploring how identity is shaped, fractured, and remade through personal, cultural, and psychological experience. Featuring artists across mediums, the show examines selfhood in times of change—where memory, diaspora, queerness, and survival intersect.
Allicette Y El Pais De Las Maravillas (Allicette in Wonderland)
These photographs come from a year on the move. They aren’t trying to explain. They just look. A sky over West Texas. Two cowboys and a horse deal. A glass rabbit, twenty feet tall, catching light like a hallucination. The artist is Puerto Rican, raised on the island. The mainland is familiar but never quite home. So everything gets translated. Landscapes. Gestures. The way a place arranges itself. None of this asks for analysis. The images are impressions. A flicker. A pause. They belong in a bar, not behind glass. Just look. That’s enough.
Re.Stance Collective Fashion Week Showcase
Re.Stance Collective is a boundary-pushing, community-driven initiative celebrating upcycled design, sustainability, and artistic innovation. In an industry that often overlooks makers and creators, Re.Stance places them at the centre, spotlighting the people, processes, and perspectives shaping the future of circular fashion.
On February 4–5, 2026, during New York Fashion Week, we are presenting an immersive, ticketed showcase featuring over 50 upcycling and sustainable designers, alongside textile and fiber artists whose work challenges conventional fashion narratives. With hundreds of runway looks, the event will center BIPOC and emerging voices while attracting designers, industry professionals, press, and a fashion-forward audience.
Art Exhibit + Marketplace
10AM - 4 PM
Immersive installation and traditional artworks exhibit featuring 20+ artists. Multi-sensory textile space with projection-mapped fabric, sound-reactive elements, and poetic audio loops. Works explore memory, ritual, and repurposed material culture through stitch and salvaged form.
Shop vintage, upcycled, and original creations from featured emerging and established designers in the marketplace or online.
RECLAIM NYFW: Panel Talks by Fusion Fashion Tech Society
10am-4pm
A focused two-day regenerative panel program and community learning platform.
RECLAIM convenes material innovation experts, researchers, fashion designers, impact investors, technologists, students, and cultural leaders to explore how Web3-enabled technologies can help shift fashion from extractive systems to planetary-health centered models, alongside Re.Stance Collective’s dynamic runway shows, exhibitions, curated marketplace, immersive experiences, and slow-fashion presentations.
Cocktail Hour
5pm-6pm
A complimentary social hour for fashion show guests to enjoy a cocktail and take in the art exhibit.
Sustainable Fashion Showcase (Runway Show)
6pm-8pm
30+ sustainable designers present collections worn by dancers and models, merging art, movement and fashion into a living installation.
Ethereal vocals and immersive soundscapes score the show in real time. Garments come alive through movement, bodies in flow become part of the storytelling. Immersive projections take us to another world.
Afterparty by CVLTVS
8pm-12am
As day turns to night we shift the vibe into a celebration with DJs and performances that recontextualize the works you may have seen throughout the event.
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May Cause Side Effects- Revolú | Galería 811, The Bronx
Revolú Gallery presents May Cause Side Effects, a solo exhibition by Christopher Ender Coryat. Crushed prescription medications become pigment, binding survival to the very material of art. The textures, gritty, luminous, uneven, carry the residue of the pills themselves, each surface a record of endurance and fragility.
The bathroom, at once refuge and hospital lifeline, emerges as a stage for waiting, vulnerability, and transformation. Coryat renders illness not as metaphor but as form itself: exacting, unstable, and profoundly human.
We’re Outside 2025 – Marcus Garvey Park
Now in its third year, We’re Outside is a beloved public exhibition presented by Heath Gallery and the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association. I’ll be showing alongside 21 other NYC-based artists working across sculpture, installation, painting, and performance. The event is an official partner of the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival and offers a day of art, music, and community in the heart of Harlem.