Gallery hours

Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough, is a solo exhibition by Pittsburgh fiber-artist Louise Silk. Following up from her landmark retrospective at the Heinz History Center in 2024, Dayenu is a career capstone exhibition featuring an all-new body of work being shown together for the first time. The exhibition features hand-sewn works, including art quilts, scrap quilts, flags, kaftans, portraits, and pillows, all made from repurposed fabrics. By working with both her own scraps and found textiles, Silk “brings together separate events and recollections that all contribute to a meaningful visual expression of my life.”

The show runs July 16th- September 2nd, with multiple talk and events along its run. Also, every Wednesday 2-7pm, Louise Silk will be working in the gallery. For more information click the link below:

https://brewhousearts.org/dayenu-it-would-have-been-enough/

“I am honored and delighted to have been invited by mossArchitects to exhibit my work in their studio gallery this August. Join us for a fun opening reception during UNBLURRED, Pittsburgh’s longest-running monthly art crawl. I’ll be showing paintings from both my stuck in gray and changing direction series. 6-9pm”

The exhibition runs from August 7th-28th, 2026 with the opening August 7th, 6-9pm.

of & other
an exhibition by Staci Offutt & Laura Tabakman
On view June 20 to August 30, 2026
Unsmoke Systems Artspace
1137 Braddock Ave
Braddock, PA 15104

Contemporary Landscapes features 4 regional artists working with the traditional subject matter of the landscape but approaching it through contemporary painting. Art Social is Saturday July 11th, 5:00pm-8:00pm at JL Shorr Gallery in Zelienople, PA.

Contemporary Landscapes
Featuring: Mark Poss, Rachael Burke*, Paul Roden*, and Nicole R. Ryan*
June 6- July 31, 2026
JL Shorr Gallery
101 N Main St Ste 102
Zelienople, PA 16063

jlshorr.com

*AAP Members

Homespun : Paintings by Joseph Noderer and Alexandra Lakin
On view June 6 - July 11
Bottom Feeder Books
415 Gettysburg St
Pittsburgh, PA 15206

https://www.bottomfeederbooks.com/

'Tracing Shadows' is on view May 28th - June 21st, 2026, at Spitale Gallery , Wurzburg, Germany.

'Tracing Shadows' is rooted in the belief that art and poetry can function as acts of healing—for artists, for communities, and for the spaces that hold them. This exhibition, created by Dafna Rehavia and her partner David Hanauer, is a continuation of the 'Invisible Wounds' exhibition that took place at AIR in Pittsburgh last year. The artists invites voices, memories, and emotions from both past and present to surface, be witnessed, and shared. Through sculpture, installation, fiber art, screen printing, video, poetry, and handwritten text, the artists engage with the psychological echoes of familial and inherited trauma. The works do not attempt to resolve these histories, but rather to acknowledge their presence—to trace the shadows they cast across bodies, relationships, and cultures.

By artistically confronting experiences of violence, loss, and silence, the exhibition opens a space for empathy and reflection. It proposes that growth can emerge through acts of recognition, exposure, and care. In this way, Tracing Shadows becomes a bridge between past and present, personal memory and collective experience, inviting a shared dialogue that honors vulnerability, resilience, and the possibility of repair.

“There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.” — Leonard Cohen

Programs: June 3, 8:00pm -Poetry Reading By David Hanauer June 14 8:00pm- Active Listening Circle by Dafna Rehavia June 16 8:00pm- Dance by Lisa Kuttner and Reading by Emanuella Amichai @instagram.com/spitaele/@facebook.com/spitaele.de
https://www.vku-kunst.de/kalender/ausstellungen/

'Tracing Shadows - Extension' opening May 31st-June 21st, 2026 at Johanna-Stahl-Zentrum, Wurzburg, Germany.

The Association of Artists of Lower Franconia presents the installation "Tracing Shadows" by Dafna Rehavia and David Ian Hanauer, whose father fled from Würzburg to England in 1941. This exhibition is related to "Tracing Shadows" at Spitale Gallery but takes a different input. Screen prints, printed documents and art created for this place and this moment, brings to light voices, memories, and emotions from the past and present.

https://www.johanna-stahl-zentrum.de/aktuelles/25174.Tracing-Shadows.html

103rd Annual Erie Art Museum Spring Show is on view until April 2nd-August 7th, 2026, and features multiple AAP Members! This show includes AAP members: Carolyn Speranza, Emily Krill, Passle Helminski, and Jack Puglisi.

Visit the link below to learn more and plan your visit!
https://www.erieartmuseum.org/spring-show

The Land Knows Our Name: Black in Appalachia an exhibition by Morgan Overton at Sweetwater Center for the Arts.

THE OLIVER FAMILY LOBBY & GALLERY

April 9 – May 28

Sweetwater is honored to present The Land Knows Our Names: Black in Appalachia, an exhibition by Morgan Overton.

Through layered, meditative portraiture rooted in archival fragments and genealogy, this exhibition centers Black interiority and Afrofuturism—inviting reflection, healing, and a deeper understanding of Black life in Appalachia.

A film social with films visuals and music of dj Smokifantastic and special guests @ Bantha Tea House 4/19, 6-8:30pm!

Ambiguous Boundaries
Christine Lorenz and Kristen Letts Kovak
Mark Rengers Gallery
April 3–May 28, 2026

Opening Reception: April 3rd, 6–8pm

Mark Rengers Gallery
FNB Exhibition Hall
604 Beaver St., 2nd floor
Sewickley PA 15143

Art Social/Reception for "FIGURATIVELY" at ICON Fine Art Gallery (101 N. Main Street, Zelienople PA 16063) will be on February 21st from 5:00-8:00PM! The show is open From February 4th-March 28th, 2026. It Features the work of Jason Shorr*, Mychal Vens, Peggi Habets*, Patrick Schmidt*, Josh Mitchel*, Heather Heitzenrater*, and Jeannie McGuire.

To learn more visit icongallerypa.com

*AAP Artists