A culmination of work created over a year, Holding Space is a mixed-media show that reflects one woman's journey to find a sense of spaciousness in a world of overwhelming sensation and activity. Iterative symbology pervades paintings, woolen vessels, and larger tapestries. Viewers will have the opportunity to question what they hold and how to let go.

About the Artist:
Laura Phillips is a mixed-media artist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She uses art as a way to make space to hold rebellion, choice, and self-expression noting that creating art has taught her how to let go of judgments that don't serve her. Starting in 2019 she began to understand art as a therapy, helping her to move with more ease throughout the world. Philips held a solo show was at The Roboto Project in 2017. She has shown work in local venues throughout Pittsburgh since 2010.
https://lauraphillipsgallery.com/

Due to distancing constraints this exhibition will be available for viewing by individuals, or small quarantine cohorts, and by appointment only.
Appointments can be made online at: Click for appointment or by emailing the artist at laurannphillips@gmail.com
You will be alone in the space for 45 minutes. Though it is a very large and open space, you must wear a mask.