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Bold, Strange & Beautiful: Gallery Breakfast + Tribeca Gallery Hop | NYC

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Trade your typical Saturday for a morning of bold contemporary art, fresh discoveries, and great company as Women of Culture heads downtown for our First Saturday Art-full Discovery Walk—this time exploring the art, history, and culture of Tribeca.

​This two-part event begins with an intimate gallery breakfast at Asya Geisberg Gallery, where Rebecca Morgan will join us for a personal walk-through of her new exhibition, Painting in the Apocalypse.

​Rooted in her Appalachian upbringing, Morgan’s work uses folk traditions, meticulous technique, caricature, and biting humor to complicate ideas of femininity, rural identity, beauty, nostalgia, power, and representation. Her women refuse to be polished or easily categorized: they can be glamorous and grotesque, vulnerable and defiant, familiar and deeply strange.

​Hearing directly from Morgan will offer a rare chance to explore the ideas, influences, and tensions behind the work—and to ask questions about a practice that is at once playful, unsettling, and sharply observant.

​From there, we’ll continue on a curated Art-full Discovery Walk through Tribeca, visiting a selection of standout new exhibitions while getting an insider look at one of NYC’s most dynamic contemporary art districts. We'll visit 4-6 additional new gallery shows, meeting the gallerists and learning more about the artists behind each.

​Come for the breakfast, stay for the discoveries—or join us for the full experience and spend your Saturday seeing Tribeca through an Art-full lens.

​Why You’ll Love This Experience
​🥐 Begin with breakfast inside the gallery before the neighborhood walk.

​🎨 Hear directly from artist Rebecca Morgan during a personal walk-through of Painting in the Apocalypse.

​🚶 Discover standout Tribeca exhibitions through a thoughtfully curated route.

​💬 Meet and connect with culturally curious women through art and conversation.

​✨ Leave with new artists, ideas, and galleries to keep exploring.

​Event Details
​Saturday, October 3

​10:30 AM | Part 1: Gallery Breakfast & Artist talk
Asya Geisberg Gallery | 45 White St

​12:00 - 2:00 PM | Part 2: Art-full Discovery Walk
Ending with optional drinks & bites at the NOMO Kitchen | 9 Crosby St.

​Tickets
​Part 1: Gallery Breakfast/ Artist talk only

​Complimentary for Art-full members

​Non-members: $10 first release; $15 full price for non-members

​Part 2: Art-full Discovery Walk*

​Non-members: $45 first release; $50 full price

​Basic Art-full Members: $35 first release; $40 full price

​Premier Art-full Members: Complimentary

​*All tickets for part 2 include access to the gallery breakfast, so you do not need to register separately for both parts.

​About the Art-Full Membership

​If you are not yet an Art-full member, we would love to have you join us for as little as $45/month for the basic membership, or $65/month for the upgraded Premier membership. You can learn more about all membership levels and join here or reach out to [email protected] with any questions.

The membership provides:

​Access to member exclusive events

​Complimentary tickets to all online events

​Priority access to & discounts on ALL events

​Premier members also get priority access to 'culture-tunities' including free VIP passes to exclusive after-hours events at cultural institutions all over the city

​Membership renews automatically on a monthly bases and can be cancelled at any time via the cancellation request form here.

​About Rebecca Morgan
​Raised in central Pennsylvania, Rebecca Morgan works across painting, drawing, and ceramics, bringing together Appalachian influences, folk traditions, highly detailed imagery, and a sharp sense of humor.

​Her work plays with romanticized visions of rural America while exploring ideas around women reclaiming their subjectivity, masculinity, power, escapism, nostalgia, and contemporary identity. Familiar imagery becomes exaggerated, irreverent, and sometimes wonderfully strange—inviting viewers to reconsider the stereotypes and cultural narratives they may take for granted.

Trade your typical Saturday for a morning of bold contemporary art, fresh discoveries, and great company as Women of Culture heads downtown for our First Saturday Art-full Discovery Walk—this time exploring the art, history, and culture of Tribeca.

​This two-part event begins with an intimate gallery breakfast at Asya Geisberg Gallery, where Rebecca Morgan will join us for a personal walk-through of her new exhibition, Painting in the Apocalypse.

​Rooted in her Appalachian upbringing, Morgan’s work uses folk traditions, meticulous technique, caricature, and biting humor to complicate ideas of femininity, rural identity, beauty, nostalgia, power, and representation. Her women refuse to be polished or easily categorized: they can be glamorous and grotesque, vulnerable and defiant, familiar and deeply strange.

​Hearing directly from Morgan will offer a rare chance to explore the ideas, influences, and tensions behind the work—and to ask questions about a practice that is at once playful, unsettling, and sharply observant.

​From there, we’ll continue on a curated Art-full Discovery Walk through Tribeca, visiting a selection of standout new exhibitions while getting an insider look at one of NYC’s most dynamic contemporary art districts. We'll visit 4-6 additional new gallery shows, meeting the gallerists and learning more about the artists behind each.

​Come for the breakfast, stay for the discoveries—or join us for the full experience and spend your Saturday seeing Tribeca through an Art-full lens.

​Why You’ll Love This Experience
​🥐 Begin with breakfast inside the gallery before the neighborhood walk.

​🎨 Hear directly from artist Rebecca Morgan during a personal walk-through of Painting in the Apocalypse.

​🚶 Discover standout Tribeca exhibitions through a thoughtfully curated route.

​💬 Meet and connect with culturally curious women through art and conversation.

​✨ Leave with new artists, ideas, and galleries to keep exploring.

​Event Details
​Saturday, October 3

​10:30 AM | Part 1: Gallery Breakfast & Artist talk
Asya Geisberg Gallery | 45 White St

​12:00 - 2:00 PM | Part 2: Art-full Discovery Walk
Ending with optional drinks & bites at the NOMO Kitchen | 9 Crosby St.

​Tickets
​Part 1: Gallery Breakfast/ Artist talk only

​Complimentary for Art-full members

​Non-members: $10 first release; $15 full price for non-members

​Part 2: Art-full Discovery Walk*

​Non-members: $45 first release; $50 full price

​Basic Art-full Members: $35 first release; $40 full price

​Premier Art-full Members: Complimentary

​*All tickets for part 2 include access to the gallery breakfast, so you do not need to register separately for both parts.

​About the Art-Full Membership

​If you are not yet an Art-full member, we would love to have you join us for as little as $45/month for the basic membership, or $65/month for the upgraded Premier membership. You can learn more about all membership levels and join here or reach out to [email protected] with any questions.

The membership provides:

​Access to member exclusive events

​Complimentary tickets to all online events

​Priority access to & discounts on ALL events

​Premier members also get priority access to 'culture-tunities' including free VIP passes to exclusive after-hours events at cultural institutions all over the city

​Membership renews automatically on a monthly bases and can be cancelled at any time via the cancellation request form here.

​About Rebecca Morgan
​Raised in central Pennsylvania, Rebecca Morgan works across painting, drawing, and ceramics, bringing together Appalachian influences, folk traditions, highly detailed imagery, and a sharp sense of humor.

​Her work plays with romanticized visions of rural America while exploring ideas around women reclaiming their subjectivity, masculinity, power, escapism, nostalgia, and contemporary identity. Familiar imagery becomes exaggerated, irreverent, and sometimes wonderfully strange—inviting viewers to reconsider the stereotypes and cultural narratives they may take for granted.

More about Women of Culture
Women of Culture is an inclusive, intergenerational membership-based community for intellectually-curious women with a creative soul, who want to be the change they wish to see in the world and live their best, most art-full lives.
When & Where
Oct 3, 2026, 10:30am to 2:00pm Timezone: EDT
$10.00


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