Silver Eye

1. • 
   • On Now

   • Ryan Frigillana Tears, Blood, Sweat

   • Aug 27–Nov 7, 2026
   • 2026

   • How do memory, images, and systems of belief shape lived experience and belonging? These questions unfold in this solo exhibition by Ryan Frigillana.

2. • 
   • On Now

   • Victoria Sambunaris: Altered Lands

   • Sep 13, 2026–May 2, 2027
   • 2026

   • Silver Eye has partnered with The Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg to curate Victoria Sambunaris: Altered Lands, on view at the museum from September 13, 2026–May 2, 2027. Learn more!

3. • 
   • Upcoming

   • Siri Kaur Sistermoon

   • Dec 3, 2026–Feb 6, 2027
   • 2026

   • Forthcoming exhibition Sistermoon by Siri Kaur interweaves intimate family portraits with magical visions of the natural world, exploring shifting relationships between selfhood, kinship, and time. Learn more!

1. • 
   • Past

   • Fellowship 26

   • May 21–Aug 8, 2026
   • 2026

   • Building upon the Fellowship 26 competition, this year's artists invite us into worlds shaped by memory, ritual, and attentive observation.

2. • 
   • Past

   • Ajamu X Fierce: Pittsburgh

   • Mar 5–May 2, 2026
   • 2026

   • Ajamu X’s first U.S. solo exhibition, presented in collaboration with Rainbow Serpent, celebrates the vitality of the city’s Black queer community, forming the latest chapter in an evolving global archive.

3. • 
   • Past

   • Radial Survey Vol.4

   • Nov 6, 2025–Feb 7, 2026
   • 2025

   • The fourth edition of our biennial survey features six innovative artists boldly reimagining the future of photography. Learn more about this edition's artists!

4. • 
   • Past

   • Nathan Cephas As It Is

   • Sep 4–Oct 18, 2025
   • 2025

   • Born and raised in Pittsburgh, multidisciplinary artist Nathan Cephas traces his entwined relationship with nature and image-making.

5. • 
   • Past

   • Edgar Cardenas Meanwhile in Detroit

   • Sep 4–Oct 18, 2025
   • 2025

   • Inspired by childhood curiosity, Indigenous knowledge, and the rhythms of seasonal change, Edgar Cardenas asks how we relate to the natural world, especially in places often overlooked or considered “ordinary”.

6. • 
   • Past

   • Fellowship 25

   • May 8–Aug 2, 2025
   • 2025

   • Building upon the Fellowship 25 competition, this year’s exhibition explores diverse themes including the bonds of family and home, cycles of loss and renewal, and the transformative power of collaboration.

7. • 
   • Past

   • Nakeya Brown In Conversation

   • Apr 9–Jun 9, 2025
   • 2025

   • Silver Eye Scholar and Point Park University senior Ka'Ori Frazier-Sayles speaks with artist Nakeya Brown about her practice.

8. • 
   • Past

   • The Archive as Liberation

   • Mar 6–Apr 19, 2025
   • 2025

   • Andre Bradley, calista lyon, Raymond Thompson Jr., Harrison D. Walker, and Savannah Wood engage with archives to craft powerful counter-narratives and authored stories. The Archive as Liberation exhibition is co-curated with Aaron R. Turner.

9. • 
   • Past

   • Passages

   • Nov 7, 2024–Feb 8, 2025
   • 2024

   • In Passages, Priya Suresh Kambli and Vivian Poey consider personal and political histories of migration and their continuing aftermath in memory and ongoing lived experiences.

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