“A Beautiful Struggle: Black Feminist Futurism” is an exhibition that explores the integration of Black feminist and Afrofuturist ideas.
Professor Wormsley Exhibits at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts
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Professor Wormsley Exhibits at Denison University
“We Out Here” is an exhibition about the celebration of Black culture, history and the dynamics of 21st century Black identity.
Lecture Series: Alisha Wormsley
Alisha Wormsley investigates collective memory and the synchronicity of time, specifically through the stories of women of color.
Professor Alisha Wormsley’s Collaborative Project Receives $150K Grant
The Just Arts grant from The Heinz Foundation will support “Sibyl’s Shrine,” a Hill District-based residency program for black mothers.
Announcing the Spring 2020 Visiting Artist Lecture Series!
Featuring Alisha Wormsley, Jaume Plensa, Hilton Als, Johannes DeYoung, Walid Raad, Renée Stout, and Stephanie Syjuco
Professor Wormsley Hosts Presentations for her Artwork-In-Residence Program
The event features presentations from the 11 artists and educators awarded microgrants to engage the Pittsburgh community.
Professor Wormsley Creates Participatory Art Installation at The Warhol
On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of The Warhol, Professor Alisha Wormsley creates “AWxAW: fifteen minutes of fame,” a participatory art installation.
Solo Exhibition by Alisha Wormsley Opens at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art
For the “The Space I Am In: Oracles”, Wormsley was invited to respond the Museum’s permanent collection.
Silver Eye Center for Photography Announces Release of New Book By Professor Wormsley
“The People are the Light” poetically documents a month-long series of public art installations and workshops held in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood.
Professor Wormsley’s Work Installed in Downtown Detroit
Wormsley’s work “There Are Black People in the Future” is now on view on a billboard in downtown Detroit as part of the exhibition “Manifest Destiny.”
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