Pink Noise Projects is pleased to present Serve: A Collaborative Exhibition by DC/ VA based maker, Regina Anderson with Brian Harmon.
Serve
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Soft Landing, a two-person exhibition by Francine K. Affourtit and Elizabeth Shores
Pink Noise Projects is pleased to present Soft Landing: a two-person exhibition of experimental bioplastic and woodcut printed paper-mâché forms created by Elizabeth Shores and Francine K. Affourtit.
Art Nerds Book Club Discussion Group April 14th!
New event at PNP - open to the public!
Gulch, Valley, Ravine
Pink Noise Projects is pleased to present Gulch, Valley, Ravine: A Solo Exhibition by artist Jacob C. Hammes. The exhibition features new works that examine the architectures and symbols associated with global capitalism, rendered as detailed scale models and material experiments.
Winter Residency Program Opportunity
Announcing the opening of our application period for the Pink Noise Projects (PNP) Winter Residency Program, which will run from December 15, 2022 to February 5, 2023.
Almost Didn’t Happen
Pink Noise Projects is proud to present Almost Didn’t Happen, a solo exhibition by Philadelphia artist Bridget A. Purcell.
Klecksomancy
An Installation by Pink Noise Projects member Tyler Kline. Exhibition dates: October 7th- 30th. Opening Reception: First Friday, October 7th 6pm - 10pm
Ashes: A Solo Exhibition by Jen Brown
Opening: Friday, September 9, from 6-9 pm. Weekend Open Gallery Hours: Saturdays and Sundays from 2-6 pm during the weekends of Sept. 10, 17, and 24. Closing Reception: Thursday, September 29, from 6-9 pm
July Resident Francine K. Affourtit Program Announcement
Womb Hole Despite the fact that hearts don't physically break - we use the metaphor of a broken heart to illustrate an extreme emotion. Womb Hole is a like metaphor - an image to illustrate the violence against women's bodies while also looking through them. It is the sensation of a dark sinking inside your [...]
Announcing 2022 Summer Studio Residents!
Pink Noise Projects is proud to offer our space as a creative incubator and studio to artists this summer.
