Moksha Yoga & Art Show
Join us for the very first Moksha Yoga & Art Show, an evening celebrating creativity, community, and connection. Our studio will be transformed into a vibrant gallery space featuring the inspiring works of local artists Ryan Love and Lee Sunshine. Wander through the studio, meet the artists, and experience how yoga’s spirit of mindfulness and self-expression comes alive through visual art. Enjoy light refreshments, great company, and the opportunity to support local talent in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. This is more than an art show — it’s a celebration of the creative spark that flows through us all.
Art Showing 6-8pm
Then enjoy 2 short vignette’s of practice…
Slow Flow with Lee Sunshine 8-8:30pm
Tantra & Storytime with Ryan Love 8:30-9pm
Featured Artists
Lee Sunshine
Kallayah Henderson, creatively known as Lee Sunshine, is a mixed media artist who loves nature and sharing positivity through art; painting, illustration, and poetry. She sees art as a way to translate her feelings and thoughts into reality. Through the use of bright colors, intuitive painting, and her signature spirals, Lee has crafted a surreal world of her own. After graduating from Florida State University in 2020 she began her career in west-side Chicago. In addition to being an artist, she is also a graphic designer. When she’s not making art Lee can be found hosting local workshops, practicing and teaching yoga, enjoying the outdoors, and going to concerts. See Lee’s work here: love-lees.com
Ryan Love
Born in Kansas City and trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Ryan Love blends his Fine Arts background with a deep dedication to yoga and meditation. His journey from Zazen practice to Classical Yoga and Tantric philosophy informs his independent, anti-dogmatic teaching style. Drawing from Vinyasa, Viniyoga, and Aṣṭāṅga, Ryan weaves kriyā, prāṇāyāma, and meditation into classes that cultivate compassion, presence, and self-understanding. An avid reader, hiker, and budding botanist, he finds inspiration in poetry, wildflowers, and the interconnectedness of all life.