Collective Energies features the work of 11 members of PCA&M’s staff alongside the work of artists they admire, work with, and find community with. Tied together by joint efforts or common themes, these works demonstrate the importance of community in artmaking and the power of harnessing our collective energies to create something bigger than ourselves.
@Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media, opens April 3
Â
I Remember It Better: 2026 Distillery Artist Residency Exhibition speaks to the process of looking back, and the tendency to compare where we are with where we’ve been. This year’s artists-in-residence present seven distinct worlds, with their own unique aesthetic and material qualities, nevertheless united by a focus on the past—through memory, history, and found materials.
@Brew House Arts, opens April 16
Â
A Fine Intoxication: Gathering Glass is an exhibition documenting the history and career of one of Pennsylvania’s preeminent glass artists and Pittsburgh Glass Center co-founder,
Kathleen Mulcahy. The exhibition will include Mulcahy’s work from 2001 to the present. Works from Ron Desmett will also be included in the exhibition.
@Pittsburgh Glass Center, opens May 1
Â
2025-2025 Featured Artists Exhibition is curated by Dawn Henry, AAP Exhibitions Coordinator, and showcases the work of the last 12 months of Featured Artists (March 2025–February 2026) selected by the Exhibition Committee. (
Hint: Sarah Simmons has work in this show!)
@Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Exhibition Space, through May 29
Â
Excellence in Fibers XI examines the expansive field of contemporary fiber and textile practice through works that range from traditional techniques to complex expressive forms. The exhibition highlights artists who critically engage material, process, and technique, and challenge the conceptual and physical boundaries of fiber.
@David Zeve Gallery for Regional Artists, Contemporary Craft, through June 27
