Radiant Hall empowers artists to sustain thriving studio practices by creating and preserving access to space, shared resources, programs, and a supportive community of peers. It is is an artist-founded and -led organization that sustains artists’ practices in a welcoming environment that offers subsidized studio space, residency opportunities, material support, and events that draw the public. Radiant Hall seeks to build a vibrant, equitable, and inclusive environment for artists that fosters creative growth, experimentation, and collaboration. It aims to make the greater Pittsburgh region a welcoming place and nurturing ecosystem for artists of all backgrounds.
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Fiber artist Teal Fitzpatrick discusses her work with a visitor during public Open Studios. October 2024. Image credit: Christopher Sprowls
Two young artists get creative for Radiant Small, a youth and family-focused exhibition featuring 28 artists ages 1–12. July 2024. Image credit: Tye Clarke
Invisible Wounds, an exhibition by Drs. Dafna Rehavia and David Hanauer exploring grief and healing through written word, printmaking, photography, and sculpture. October 2024. Image credit: Dafna Rehavia
Work by Oreen Cohen and Sukeshi Sondhi on view at Tissue Farm gallery in the rural Appalachian town of Confluence, PA. June 2024. Image credit: Radiant Hall.
Artists attend a group critique at Radiant Hall Lawrenceville with guest facilitator Celeste Neuhaus. August 2024. Image credit: Radiant Hall.
1986
Warhol painted more than 100 works related to Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, which some have read as complex reckoning of his homosexuality, Catholicism, and mortality in response to witnessing AIDS devastate the gay community.