Current Exhibition:

Dayenu: It Would Have Been Enough, is a solo exhibition by Pittsburgh fiber-artist Louise Silk. Following up from her 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.”

 

Glass Box Vitrine:

Winner Every Time! by Sarah Simmons
Polybag signs from completed election campaigns, thread, polyfill, aluminum tripod, wiggle eyes, and ribbon.

The Glass Box vitrine is located to the right of the Brew House Gallery, in the lobby of the Brew House Lofts. Works by local artists are on public display for approximately 5 months. If you’re interested in exhibiting your work here, check out our Artist Call.

 

Art on Carson:

Art on Carson is a collaborative public art initiative in partnership with the East Carson Street Business District. This temporary storefront window program invites local and regional artists to provide works of art for display in vacant windows along East Carson Street—currently featuring Laura Kay Coffey, CCS+AAP, Jill Hackney, Juliandra Jones, and Steve Root. Click here to find out more. 

 

 

Upcoming Exhibitions:

Sovereign Ground, by The Future is Black
September 24 – October 24, 2026

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 24 (6-8:30 pm)

Curated by The Future is Black, Sovereign Ground is an exhibition featuring Global Majority artists, exploring our ties to land, ancestors, and spirit, the small rituals that hold us, and the ways we make meaning on our own terms.

Featuring AIM$, Kaceem Barnett, Tyler Princeton Belizaire, Barbados Black, Norman Brown, Chazzlyn, Akudzwe Chiwa, Danaeshia, Percy Echols II, Henny, Ishara Henry, Ifeoma, Naomi C. Ilochi, Adeye Jean-Baptiste, DS Kinsel, Romii Link, Kalyn Menifee, Jameelah Platt, Yeseph Shelton, Kay Spain,  Ruofu Sun, Maraiah Torres, Janet Watkins, and Alexus Wright.

 

About the Brew House Gallery

Brew House Arts’ unique postindustrial 2,700 sq. ft. gallery features a wide range of exhibitions from local artists to cutting edge installations by contemporary artists from across the US and beyond. The Brew House Gallery features a mix of changing exhibitions organized both in-house such as the annual Distillery emerging artist showcase, and offering exhibition space to local guilds and artist organizations to exhibit artwork. Exhibitions at the Brew House strive to foster pathways for collaboration and exchange, offer an accessible atmosphere for experimentation, and to increase social awareness through representation of non-mainstream perspectives. Visiting the gallery is always free and open to the public.

 

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