Anna Mirzayan

Anna Mirzayan is a freelance arts writer, poet, researcher, editor; she holds a PhD in Theory and Criticism. Her research exists at the intersection of labor studies, contemporary art and photography, and surveillance. She is currently based in Pittsburgh, where she is the editor-in-chief of the Bunker Review and Operations Coordinator at Bunker Projects. Her poetry chapbook, Donkey-girl and Other Hybrids, was published in 2021 by Really Serious Literature. Her article, “Why Does the Art World Hate Fat People?,” about her experience curating Soma Grossa, was published in Hyperallergic in 2022.

SOMA GROSSA, November 17, 2022 – January 14, 2023

Zeal Eva

Zeal Eva is a visual storyteller, whose mission is to celebrate the Black experience through both her art and in the working relationships of the community. Originally from Bethlehem, PA, Zeal Eva’s work is deeply rooted in personal history and the histories of the communities in which she navigates. Through her personal artistic practice, Zeal Eva has taken a humanistic approach to curation, putting the needs of the artists first and working to make sure opportunities are open to individual artists within the black community who have not had the chance to exhibit work in a gallery setting.

Lay Bare, February 2 – April 1, 2023