A new art exhibit called 'Ladies First' showcases women artists expressing their authentic selves through craftsmanship and mixed media. The exhibit debuted at the Tanya Weddemire Gallery in Industry City, Brooklyn, a hub for NYC creatives and entrepreneurs.
Women having space to design freely and be their authentic selves is the force behind “Ladies First,” where craftsmanship blends well with mixed media in a new art exhibit capturing artists in three dimensions.
The group art activation made its debut on Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023, at the Tanya Weddemire Gallery in Industry City, Brooklyn. This city within a city is a hub for NYC creatives and entrepreneurs.
Art Exhibit Women Authenticity Craftsmanship Mixed Media Tanya Weddemire Gallery Industry City Brooklyn NYC
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