Celebrating the work of 36 local Pittsburgh artists of color across 4 different modalities, our group exhibition, Being/Seen, invites audiences not only to explore what it means when Black art and history are erased or undervalued in the context of exhibitions, but also to reflect on the feelings that arise when Black art history is recognized, validated, and celebrated.

A powerful and evocative exhibition that delved into the rich tapestry of human experience, highlighting the often-overlooked narratives of marginalized groups in the Pittsburgh region. Curated by Kofi Collections, this exhibit was a testament to the diverse voices and stories that shape our society. Visitors immersed themselves in a world of creativity and self-expression as they explored a wide range of artworks, from paintings to sculptures. It was a unique experience celebrating the power of art to reflect who we are. Many connected with the community and supported talented artists through this event. 

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