Sponsors & Partners
Help build a new cultural platform at the intersection of art and health — a New York City contemporary art exhibition dedicated to expanding awareness of endometriosis and chronic illness through artistic expression, education, and public engagement.
Thank you.
Forty-six organizations came together to bring this art exhibition to life.
Surgeons, medical providers, clinics, and researchers. Women’s health advocacy groups and non-profits. Culinary businesses, wellness brands, and the beauty industry. Photographers, videographers, musicians, and the designers behind the production and the guest experience. Friends and family. Each of them joins the artists in illuminating one condition — and in bringing visitors through the patient’s journey.
What unites them is a shared belief — that endometriosis has gone unseen long enough, and that a room in New York is ready to help push the conversation forward. The doors open on September 17 because of them.
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Every contribution directly enables public access, artist participation, and cultural impact.
Sponsorship offers meaningful alignment with a growing cultural conversation around women's health, chronic illness, and representation in the arts.
Presence within a NYC contemporary art exhibition and its surrounding programming.
Alignment with women's health and advocacy initiatives that matter.
Inclusion in press and promotional materials across the campaign.
Social media recognition and dedicated storytelling features.
VIP access to the opening reception and exhibition programming.
Association with a serious cultural platform at a moment that will be remembered.
Impact is not measured only by attendance or visibility. It means:
FLARE creates space for individuals living with endometriosis and chronic illness to be seen and heard in public cultural spaces. Through exhibitions, storytelling platforms, and programming, FLARE supports:
For many participants, FLARE becomes the first time their experience is publicly represented in an artistic context.
Endometriosis is not only a medical condition — it is also a cultural silence. FLARE works to shift that silence by:
FLARE integrates education into its programming through artist talks, panel discussions with medical and advocacy voices, written publications through FLARE Journal, and podcast conversations with lived experience and expertise. The result is a more informed public conversation around endometriosis and chronic illness.
FLARE is not a one-time exhibition. It is the beginning of an ongoing platform designed to expand annually, including:
The long-term goal is to establish FLARE as a recognized cultural platform for women's health narratives within contemporary art.
Sponsors and partners directly support exhibition production, artist participation, public programming, educational outreach, and community engagement — ensuring FLARE remains accessible, inclusive, and community-centered.