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FLARE: Illuminating Endometriosis

Three days only.

A contemporary art exhibition and experience in New York City — uniting art, advocacy, and community to make invisible experiences visible.

Dates September 17–19, 2026
Venue The Sixth Floor Loft
Address 873 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
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Friday Evening Reception

Friday, September 18 · 5–9 PM

Experience Illuminating Endometriosis at its most intimate and immersive — an elevated evening of art, connection, conversation, and community, surrounded by the artists and the stories at the heart of the exhibition.

Every day of the weekend offers a meaningful way in. Friday evening is the fullest one, and the only session with live music and seasonal hors d’oeuvres.

The VIP ticket adds
  • The Self-Care Lounge, and a quieter room to return to
  • Professional photographs by actress Amanda Fuller
  • MedWave infrared and red-light therapy
  • A gift bag from our supporting wellness brands
  • One-on-one time with the exhibiting artists
  • Reserved seating for all evening programming

Thursday

Collector's Preview & Artist Dinner

7–11 PM · Ticketed, limited capacity

A private first look at the exhibition and a seated, chef-curated dinner with the artists.

Friday

Exhibition Opening

Day Pass 10 AM–1 PM · Evening 5–9 PM

Three ways in: a daytime viewing, the evening Opening Reception, and a VIP evening ticket that adds the Self-Care Lounge.

Saturday

Flourish

Workshop 9–11 AM · Artist Lunch 12–2 PM · Conversations 3–6 PM

Three separately ticketed experiences. Choose one, or take the whole day.

All Weekend

Contemporary Exhibition

September 17–19

Thought-provoking artwork, special installations, and immersive experiences

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Thursday, September 17Collector’s Preview

Collector’s Preview & Artist Dinner

7–11 PM

A private first look before the doors open, a seated chef-curated dinner with the artists, a guided reflection, a signed copy of Flourish Through the Fire, and a curated gift.

Limited capacity. Not open without a ticket.

$350
Friday, September 18Opening Day & Reception

Opening Viewing Day · Day Pass

10 AM–1 PM

Daytime access to all four thematic zones, at your own pace.

$40

Opening Reception · General Admission

5–9 PM

Opening night: the full exhibition, live music, seasonal hors d’oeuvres, and the artists in the room.

$75

Opening Reception · VIP

5–9 PM

Everything in General Admission, plus reserved seating, the FLARE Collection gift bag, and the Self-Care Lounge — photographs by Amanda Fuller, MedWave infrared and red-light therapy, aromatherapy, and refreshments.

A distinct experience, not an upgrade at the door.

$150
Saturday, September 19Flourish

Founder’s Circle Workshop

9–11 AM

A guided workshop with Priscilla, limited to thirty. Signed book, professional portraits, curated gifts, refreshments.

The Artist Lunch is not included — it is sold separately below.

$175

Artist Lunch

12–2 PM

A seated, chef-curated lunch with the artists and the afternoon’s panelists.

$75

FLARE Conversations

3–6 PM

The keynote, both panels, a live performance, and the closing word.

$30
BundlesMore than one day

Weekend Pass

Friday & Saturday

Friday Day Pass, Artist Lunch, and all FLARE Conversations.

$125

Weekend Experience

Friday & Saturday

Friday VIP Opening Reception, Artist Lunch, and all FLARE Conversations.

$200

Founder’s Circle Weekend

All three days

Every ticketed experience across all three days, with a signed book and curated gifts.

$650
A sneak peek of artwork featured in the FLARE exhibition
Your Support Fuels Art · Advocacy · Change

Ticket proceeds directly fund artist participation, community programs, and the mission of FLARE.

Questions? Write to us at flare.artproject@gmail.com

FLARE Conversations
Saturday, September 19 · Flourish

Saturday afternoon closes the weekend with a joint keynote, two panel conversations, performance art, and a final word from the founder — artists, clinicians, and advocates in the same room, speaking to each other in public the way they rarely get to.

Keynote · 3:00 PM

Joint Keynote

A surgeon and a clinical nutritionist open the afternoon together, on the same stage — which is rarer than it should be.

CSDr. Chandra Spring-Robinson, DO, FACOG — portrait Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson, DO, FACOGBoard-certified gynecologic and robotic surgeon
SRSavannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS — portrait Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNSBoard-Certified Clinical Nutritionist · Researcher · Women's Health Educator

Panel One · Afternoon Panels

Art as Advocacy

A conversation about how art can share lived experience, teach others, build community, and inspire change.

KJKyung Jeon-Miranda — portrait Kyung Jeon-MirandaExhibiting artist and advocate
AFAmanda Fuller — portrait Amanda FullerCo-Director, The FLARE Documentary
KOKara O'Malley — portrait Kara O'MalleyFounder & President, Our Daughters Foundation · Co-Founder, Endo Research Alliance
KKYRIANNA — portrait KYRIANNAExhibiting artist and co-curator

Panel Two · Afternoon Panels

Life Beyond Diagnosis

A practical conversation about support, recovery, ongoing concerns, referrals, and quality of life after diagnosis, treatment, or surgery.

ABAlexis Brooks — portrait Alexis BrooksRegistered Dietitian / Nutritionist
MCDr. Melanie Carminati, PT, DPT, GTS, NCPT — portrait Dr. Melanie Carminati, PT, DPT, GTS, NCPTFounder, Inspira Physical Therapy & Pilates · Chronic pain, hypermobility & pelvic health
JWDr. Jonas G. Wilson-Leedy, MD — portrait Dr. Jonas G. Wilson-Leedy, MDSpecialist endometriosis surgeon
WCWinnie Chan, LAc, MPA — portrait Winnie Chan, LAc, MPALicensed Acupuncturist (NY) · Endometriosis, pelvic pain and nerve recovery

Throughout the afternoon

Performance Art

The afternoon is not only talking. Two performances run through it.

LSLaura Solar — portrait Laura SolarExhibiting artist · Performance
AIAnn-Marie Iacoviello — portrait Ann-Marie IacovielloColoratura soprano

To close

A Closing Word

The founder closes the weekend: on what three days of art, conversation, and company were for, and what happens after everyone goes home.

PSPriscilla Smith — portrait Priscilla SmithFounder, FLARE
Live Music
Friday evening & Saturday

Four performers across the weekend. Friday moves from reflective to joyful as the light goes; Saturday turns from conversation to voice.

Ariel Bridges — portrait Friday evening

Ariel Bridges

Singer & songwriter

Warm, soulful, and unhurried — Ariel Bridges writes and sings the kind of songs that make a room lean in. Expect intimacy over spectacle: voice and songwriting doing the work.

Carrie Wallace — portrait Friday evening

Carrie Wallace

Singer & songwriter

Carrie Wallace brings brightness and lift — a style that carries the room from golden hour into celebration. The two Friday sets trace the same arc as the evening itself: reflective first, then joyful.

Debra Stark — portrait Friday evening

Debra Stark

Wulf Women

Founder of Wulf Women, where she writes about endometriosis, excision surgery, and learning to advocate inside a system that has dismissed too many women in pain.

Ann-Marie Iacoviello — portrait Saturday

Ann-Marie Iacoviello

Coloratura soprano

A coloratura soprano known for her interpretations and for seeking out lesser-known repertoire. Saturday turns from conversation to voice — an operatic instrument in a room full of paintings.

The Chef
Food that loves you back
Still, She Stands the Fire — the cookbook by Chef Guara Pimenta

Chef of the Weekend

Guara Pimenta

Jazz Urbane Cafe

Chef Guara Pimenta cooks the entire weekend around a single idea: food that loves you back. His menus are built course by course for bodies living with inflammation — and they are unmistakably a chef’s food, not a patient’s diet.

Thursday is a four-course chef’s dinner among the artwork. Friday is passed hors d’oeuvres through the reception. Saturday is a luncheon between the workshop and the panels.

The Venue
873 Broadway · Union Square
Address873 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
Capacity300 standing
150 seated
SpacesThe Annex
and Studio 500

Set inside The Sixth Floor Loft near Union Square, the exhibition occupies two connected spaces — The Annex and Studio 500 — designed to be moved through slowly.

Accessibility & Comfort

This weekend is designed for bodies that need rest, quiet, and room to move at their own pace — because we know exactly what that means.

Endo-friendly menu options at all catered experiences

Steps from 14th St – Union Square (N, Q, R, W, L, 4, 5, 6)

Parking at Champion Parking, E 17th St between 5th Ave and Union Square West

We are confirming the remaining accessibility and comfort details — seating, restrooms, and coat check — with the venue, and will publish them here as soon as they are final.

If you have a specific access need, write to us at flare.artproject@gmail.com — we will make it work.

Directions, subway fares, parking, congestion pricing, and where to stay are all in the full Plan Your Visit guide →

Be in the room.

Three days in September. A movement made visible.

Stay Connected

Follow the Journey

The exhibition is only the beginning. Follow along as artists are announced, behind-the-scenes moments are shared, and the inaugural exhibition takes shape.

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