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Positive Exposure Through photography, film, storytelling, education, and advocacy, we are working constantly to change the way the world sees difference. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!
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Austin Veteran Arts Festival - AVAFest is the latest film festival to have selected No One Rides Alone for screening and...
10/10/2026

Austin Veteran Arts Festival - AVAFest is the latest film festival to have selected No One Rides Alone for screening and recognition. We love how the laurels look on different images from the film. 😀

Happening on 7 November in Austin Texas, the event comes only 3 days after our short tour of the United States

Wed 21 Oct - Modern Theatre at Suffolk University, Boston
Fri 23 Oct - Positive Exposure Gallery, New York
Tues 27 Oct - Yellow Bicycle Theater, Philadelphia
Wed 28 Oct - Yellow Bicycle Theater, Philadelphia
Mon 2 Nov - Marina Theater, Lee Neighborhood Theatres, San Francisco
Wed 4 Nov - Landmark Theatres Sunset, Los Angeles

All screenings are followed by a Q and A with Clive Phillips giving you the chance to get insights into the film and his life living with MMN.

Huge thanks to argenxglobal for their support of the Tour de MMN 2025 and this film tour.
NY screening is in association with Positive Exposure and Health Haven

Details and tickets available from https://makingthemostofnow.co.nz/no-one-rides-alone/

✨ THAT’S A WRAP! ✨We celebrated a wonderful New York Textile Month of fiber art, connection, and self-expression - culmi...
10/10/2026

✨ THAT’S A WRAP! ✨

We celebrated a wonderful New York Textile Month of fiber art, connection, and self-expression - culminating in an unforgettable fashion show, featuring incredible wearable art created by our Intertwine Arts community and special guest designers and

A huge thank you to our models who brought the artwork to life on the runway, and to every artist, workshop participant, volunteer, and visitor who made this fashion show so special💜

We’re so grateful to everyone who helped bring Woven Together to life - thank you all for your dedication to making this event a gorgeous evening.

And thank you to our sponsors The Kublanow Family and The Bizoumis Family - We could not have made this happen without your generous support.

Until next time!❤️🧵

ID: A collage of moments from the Woven Together finale fashion show. The photos feature event speakers and collaborators, attendees embracing, a woman displaying a colorful textile sculpture, and models showcasing handmade garments featuring vibrant woven and woven fabrics, textured dresses, colorful coats, embellished belts, and flowing fringe. A model poses, while others walk the runway hand in hand or raise their arms as the audience watches and applauds. The collage also captures a performer singing into a microphone from a motorized wheelchair.

Join us next Thursday, 5:30-8:30pm in celebration of Tami Luchow’s mixed-media installation exhibit, on view through Nov...
10/09/2026

Join us next Thursday, 5:30-8:30pm in celebration of Tami Luchow’s mixed-media installation exhibit, on view through November 1. She will give an Artist Talk at 7:15pm.

Tami Luchow, an emerging installation artist, presents her much-anticipated next chapter, or “next leg,” following her debut at Westbeth Gallery in July 2025 here at Positive Exposure Gallery. Her interactive exhibit, titled THE NEXT LEG OF THE DIS TOUR: VISION QUEST, showcases a diverse range of mediums, including video, photography, graphic design, multimedia, sculpture, mobiles, assemblage, and interactive pieces. These elements are intricately woven with found objects related to the healthcare industry, individuals with disabilities – both visible and invisible – and their families, friends, loved ones, colleagues, and caregivers. The exhibit challenges societal boundaries and fosters a profound sense of shared humanity.

THE NEXT LEG OF THE DIS TOUR, a multi-layered and experiential series, invites visitors to become an integral part of the artist’s circle. Luchow’s personal journey as a woman, keynote speaker, journalist, author, and artist, along with her own experiences as someone born without her right leg is seamlessly integrated into the interactive installation. Her first book, Poems for A Memory promotes her vision of community and belonging for all. She encourages everyone to share their own stories, contributing to the ongoing project as it travels across the country and beyond. As Luchow passionately states, “Dis is Life. Dis is you. Dis is me. Dis is us. DON’T DIS US, JOIN US!”

SAVE THE DATE: Celebrate 30 years of Positive Exposure on April 15, 2027 at our NYC gallery. 💙
10/07/2026

SAVE THE DATE: Celebrate 30 years of Positive Exposure on April 15, 2027 at our NYC gallery. 💙

10/06/2026

Are you involved in any kind of accessibility work at an arts and culture organization in NYC?

If so, Cultural Accessibility NYC wants to hear from you! Complete the survey by October 16 to advance disability inclusion in the arts and culture sector: https://on.nyc.gov/4dqn1I6

Installation Artist Tami Luchow and Disabled In Action President Jean Ryan at yesterday’s DIA meeting. In Tami’s words: ...
10/05/2026

Installation Artist Tami Luchow and Disabled In Action President Jean Ryan at yesterday’s DIA meeting. In Tami’s words: “Life can change in an instant. Don’t dis us, join us! DIS IS ART. DIS IS LIFE.”

Check out the links in our bio for details on Tami’s show and several upcoming events, beginning this Thursday!

The last photo is where political organizing and art meet — a meeting guest’s chair rested beside a window and looked for a moment to be part of the exhibit.

09/30/2026

TONIGHT, SEPTEMBER 30, 6-8PM: Don’t miss the closing celebration of Woven together: TOUCH, featuring the most colorful and creative fashion show you’ve ever seen! RSVP at the link in our bio.

Models with disabilities will showcase fiber art designs in a celebration of diverse bodies, identities, and ways of experiencing the world.

Special guest designers Lonely Worm Farm and Sensory Textiles -Sugandha G.

Gift Bags from givebeautywings and comments by GBW Founder Xian Horn.

The fashion show honors accessibility, representation, and the belief that everyone deserves to see themselves reflected in the arts

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