- When
- Wed., Sept. 2, 2020, 7–9 p.m.
- Where
- Online
- Tickets
- Free with registration
Since the February 2020 opening of Carnegie Museum of Art’s Forum exhibition Counterpressures, Pittsburgh has become steeped in a global pandemic as well as national protests addressing the public-health crisis of systemic racism. Virtually drop in to hear eight of the exhibition’s artists describe what it means to be a contemporary artist living and making work during this time—both generally and in Pittsburgh, specifically.
The evening will include presentations and conversation between the panelists, as well as an opportunity for attendees to join in small group discussions to bring to light other artists’ experiences. Join to be a participant, an observer, or both!
Panelists include: Paper Buck, Tara Fay, Christine Holtz, Stephanie Martin, Travis Mitzel, Njaimeh Njie, Su Su, and Ginger Brooks Takahashi.
Zoom links will be emailed upon registration.
Part of → In Conversation
In Conversation is a series of engaged discussions with scholars, artists, writers, and creatives who explore different points of view and share multiple perspectives on our collections and exhibitions. Hear from a diverse lineup of guests discussing a range of topics in relation to our galleries and public art spaces.