Pink Moon: performance/ritual

Name: Pink Moon: performance/ritual
Start: 2026-04-02T18:30:00-04:00
Location: Westbeth Community Space

Schedule

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026 at 06:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

Westbeth Community Space | New York, NY

Thursday, April 2nd 2026, 6:30 pm
Westbeth Community Space
155 Bank Street, New York, NY 10014
Take the L,A,C, or E to 14th Street and 8th Ave
Or the PATH train to Christopher Street
$15 suggested donation
plus food and drink to share for potluck dinner.
A ritual/performance collaboration with audience participation.
The Pink Moon, April's full moon, is named after the early spring blooming of pink moss phlox, signaling the season's arrival.
This full moon signifies spiritual renewal, and growth - acting as a catalyst for new beginnings after winter. In Libra, it fosters balancing and harmony in relationships.
We will start with a flower exchange. Flowers will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own. Everyone will have a flower, and exchange it one by one while greeting each other.
Or Nah will dance in honor of the moon: SHAKTI Yoga Flow.
Tamara Wyndham will make a contact body print of Or Na at the conclusion of her dance. Applying paint to her body, the paint will transfer to cloth. This symbolizes a transformation.
Participants will then be invited to be blessed with water that has been exposed to the full moon, and also blessed with a rose quartz crystal.
Dance: Or Nah
Body Print Painting: Tamara Wyndham
Ritual written and conceived by Tamara Wyndham
Or Nah (Katie Cercone) is an artist, scribe, priextexx & spiritual gangsta hailing from the blessed coast. Cercone has performed or shown work in exhibitions at the Brooklyn Museum, Bronx Museum, Dallas Contemporary, Momenta Art, C24 Gallery, Changjiang Museum China, Dodge Gallery and Aljira Center for Contemporary Art. In 2015 she was a J.U.S.F.C. Fellow for the U.S.-Japan Exchange Program in Tokyo and was awarded the Culture Push Fellowship for Utopian Practice with her feminist collective Go! Push Pops. Cercone is adjunct faculty at the School of Visual Arts where she teaches GENDER TROUBLE in the Visual & Critical Studies Department. A pioneer of Hip Hop Yoga Katie was awarded the Franklin Furnace Award for performance art in 2020.
Tamara Wyndham has been making art all her life, encouraged by her mother, an artist. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Ms. Wyndham has been awarded artist residencies at the Henry Street Settlement, the Kate Millett Art Colony, the Vermont Studio Center, the Maříž Ceramic Workshop in the Czech Republic, Fundación Valparaíso in Mojácar, Spain, and an artist’s fellowship from Earthwatch to work in Orce, Spain. She received a grant from the Jenni Crain Foundation. She has exhibited at the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, the International Fusionism Museum, Gallery GAIA, Artfront Galleries, Grace Exhibition Space, and has performed at ChaShaMa and Art in Odd Places.