The Robin Rice Gallery will host two 90-minute Workshops on The art of beginning with AI with Charisse Tabak, founder of Aigent-C. One on Thursday, December 11th, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm, and the other one on Saturday, December 13th 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm. Join us for some wine and nibbles.
The workshop is free, but space is limited. Please reach out to Robin at robin@robinricegallery.com to reserve your spot on either Thursday, December 11th OR Saturday, December 13th.
This interactive session demystifies AI and lays the foundations of embodied learning. Participants will gain a clear understanding of what generative AI is (and isn’t), explore core AI use cases, practice centering under pressure, and learn to craft effective prompts using the 3C Framework: Clarity, Context, and Conversation.
What makes this edition unique is the setting: a Fine Art + Photography Gallery, known for its atmosphere of presence and inspiration. While the core content remains the same, this session will be infused with creative-themed examples and analogies, tailored to spark new perspectives. You don’t need a technical background or a creative profession to attend—just curiosity and a desire to engage with AI more imaginatively.
You’ll leave with a renewed sense of curiosity, inspiration, and confidence to engage with AI more creatively.
About Charisse Tabak
Charisse is the founder of Aigent-C, an AI literacy and embodied leadership training venture designed to help non-technical professionals build clarity, confidence, and capability in the age of AI. Her signature approach blends practical AI fluency with embodied practices drawn from mindfulness, neuroscience, and the martial art of Aikido.
Charisse brings more than two decades of experience in global marketing, media, and brand strategy, having held senior leadership roles across the advertising and digital sectors. This background shapes her distinctive ability to translate complex concepts into clear, actionable learning—bridging the worlds of creativity, communication, and emerging technology. Her work is rooted in the belief that the biggest barrier to AI adoption isn’t the technology—it’s the human nervous system under stress. Through workshops, labs, and coaching, she equips individuals and teams to move from overwhelm to agency, turning AI from an intimidating unknown into a trusted partner in creative and strategic work.
For additional information, have a look at her website https://aigentc.ai// If you have any questions about the work shop, please email her at Charisse.tabak@aigentc.ai
Image by Robin Rice "Milly" , 1996, West Village, NY. Archival Pigment Print