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SARA TANG
is a multidisciplinary artist who is currently exploring the intersections of chronic illness, embodied change, ecopsychology, and the sacred in her process and work. You can find them glitching out in many of Pittsburgh's liminal spaces.
The etymology of "ecosystem" has its roots in words for home, organized whole, body. Humanity is not removed from nature - we are part of the ecosystem. Within us too, are ecosystems of life which are intimately tied to our health experiences - they are us.
These pieces are meditations of the sacredness found on the cellular level, in the interconnectedness of micro and macro ecosystems, and in our lives. In the tradition of religious iconography, they invite us to honor and tend to our Home(s).
OPEN CONCEPT 2 · 11/9-12/8/24 · Radiant Hall McKees Rocks
INVISIBLE WOUNDS · 10/18-11/22/24 · Artists Image Resource
SISTER SOUL SPECTRUM · 9/19-12/15/24 · Kelly Strayhorn Theater
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Community Work
WE are 13 womxn artists making our stories visible as we Excavate Histories, Expose Realities, & Exorcise Oppression
an ongoing curation of art and programming exploring a Culture of Care through maternal feminisms
AAPI arts & queer programming in the Pittsburgh area
CURRENT exhibitions
OPEN CONCEPT 2
RADIANT HALL WEST
OPEN CONCEPT 2
11/9-12/8/24
Radiant Hall McKees Rocks
734 Thompson Ave, Mckees Rocks, PA
FEATURING WORK BY:
Marcelese Cooper
Davis Galvin + Isa Sulit-Peralejo
Sarah Moore
Paul Peng
Juliet Phillips
Higu Rose
Sara Tang
AGENDA
Group + Show
Temporal + Crosscurrent
Hangout + Sight + Sound
A Place for YOU(R)
Primordial Psychedelic Question
Open Concept is a member-driven event, independently produced and curated by Nicholas Falwell and Tony Balko. Contact openconcept@post.com to schedule viewing.
The Invisible Wounds Project
Dafna Rehavia and David Hanauer
Curated by Oreen Cohen
Friday, October 18th | 5-9 pm
Artists Image Resources
518 Foreland Street
Weekly: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12-8pm
Closing: November, 22nd.
Using written word, printmaking, photography, and sculpture, The Invisible Wounds Project reveals and mends the invisible wounds of trauma.
With Workshop Artists and Poets
Patty Tran
Sara Tang
Angela Biederman
Margaret Barry
Ashley Hickey Flavin
Trish Foley
Tom Hanauer
Stephen Tuomala
Catherine Drabkin
Feliks Pyron
Hannah Mormer
Valerie Chirigos
Viii Dorsey
SISTER SOUL SPECTRUM
#NOTWHITE COLLECTIVE
KELLY STRAYHORN THEATER
ROUTES Art Exhibition
THE TISSUE FARM, Confluence, PA ✧ June 13 —July 28, 2024
art in hand a tactile experience
Cultural Trust Arts Education Center, 4th floor, 805-807 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA ✧ July 26 2024
✧ curated by Mónica Ortiz-Menier
✧ presented by Radiant Hall
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Summer Gallery Crawl
Cultural Trust Arts Education Center
✧ 4:30 - 5:30pm Community Preview Hour*
✧ 5:30 - 9:00pm Open Gallery Crawl Hours
collective dreaming lfacxnwc
DENVER, CO ✧ Los Fantasmas Artist Collective x #notwhite collective
Yolia Artspace, Englewood, CO | August 3 - October 20, 2024
In the Ways We Tell
JADED art exhibition
curated by Shimul Chowdhury and Sara Tang
Assemble PGH | August 2024
DREAMS FROM THE ORCHID DEN
AAPI FAMILY MYTHOLOGIES + STORYTELLING WORKSHOPS
SOURCE PGH, Pittsburgh, PA ✧ 6/15 6-8 pm
BUNKER PROJECTS, Garfield, PA ✧ 7/14 6-8 pm
WORLD MUSIC: VOICES IN LIBERATION
WITH #NOTWHITE COLLECTIVE
CITY OF ASYLUM, Pittsburgh, PA ✧ 6/17 7-8:30 pm
BOOM CONCEPTS X RADIANT HALL RESIDENCY
Homewood, PA ✧ JUN 2024
GREEN VISIONERS EXHIBITION
SOLAR PUNK FEST x VELUM FERMENTATION, Pittsburgh, PA ✧ Jun 29
Love Party with the #notwhite collective | Peace Poetry Workshop
Irma Freeman Center for Imagination, Pittsburgh, PA | May 19, 1-4pm
BOOM Concepts Artist Residency
Radiant Hall, Pittsburgh, PA | March - June
Anthropology of Motherhood: Kinship & Othermothering
Three Rivers Arts Festival, Byham Theater, Pittsburgh, PA | May 31 - Jun 9 Harris Theater, Pittsburgh, PA
Sara Tang
(she/they) @saratang_drawmein
ARTIST | CURATOR | ILLUSTRATOR | DESIGN
notwhitecollective.com | anthropologyofmotherhood.com | JADED PGH
Striving to grow through a culture of care and kinship from the geographic location of ancestral lands of the Adena, Hopewell, and Monongahela peoples, who were later joined by refugees of other tribes including the Delaware, Shawnee, and Haudenosaunee.