The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg will host a traveling outdoor-multimedia art exhibit entitled “Black Lives in Focus.” The artwork will be displayed from Monday, March 28, through Friday, April 1, along the walkway outside of Chambers Hall. 

A kickoff reception will be held in the Hempfield Room at noon.

The initiative is sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, with support from the Center for Creativity. It is intended to inspire participants to reflect on the value of Black lives and the voices of people of color in the Pitt community. Twenty-one panels of art and 10 panels of text are part of the display that showcases the work of 17 artists that range from young, emerging creators to long-established Black artists. The artwork features a variety of styles, including ceramics, video, painting, drawing, quilt making, and text contributions from community members.

Read more about the exhibit here.