New York, NY – September 27, 2025 – EastWest Artistry NYC’s Fall Gala brought together music lovers, art collectors, and cultural patrons for an enchanting evening at the Tenri Cultural Institute Art Gallery. The event celebrated the fusion of Eastern and Western artistic traditions, offering a curated lineup of live musical performances alongside engaging visual art displays.
An Evening of Music and Art
The gala featured a diverse array of talent, including soprano Lena Wu, singer-songwriters Jen Zou, Mercedes Gala, and Priya, as well as instrumentalists Eric Sedgwick, Jocelyn Lee, Pinghui Tsai, Wajdi Cherif, Jose Salazar, and Julia Lougheed. By showcasing both emerging and established artists, the event created a dynamic dialogue between experience, innovation, and artistic excellence. Guests enjoyed a sophisticated evening that seamlessly bridged pop-fusion and classical music, highlighting the possibilities of cross-genre collaboration.
The evening began with a welcoming reception, where attendees mingled over refreshments in an intimate and elegant gallery setting. The pop-fusion performances energized the audience with vibrant, genre-blending music, while the subsequent classical concert offered a reflective and graceful counterpoint, illustrating the harmonious coexistence of different musical traditions.
Beyond the performances, guests were invited to explore the gallery’s art collection, featuring works by Stephanie Tirado, Janac, Sofiia Yanush, and Mel Laub, Grace Chen. The exhibition offered a socially immersive experience, encouraging meaningful conversation, cultural connection, and engagement between audiences and artists. Attendees had the opportunity to acquire artwork, further supporting the creative community while celebrating the evening’s artistic dialogue.
The Fall Gala exemplified EastWest Artistry NYC’s mission: to unite communities through music and art, nurture artists at every stage of their careers, and provide audiences with deeply engaging, immersive experiences. By blending visual and performing arts in one elegant event, the organization reinforced its commitment to creating inclusive spaces where creativity and culture intersect.
About EastWest Artistry NYC
Founded by soprano Lena Wu, EastWest Artistry NYC is a nonprofit organization devoted to supporting emerging and established artists while fostering cross-cultural connections through music and visual arts. The organization produces events that highlight diverse talent, encourage artistic exploration, and provide audiences with meaningful encounters that inspire and enrich the cultural landscape of New York City.
