Brew House Arts

Brew House Arts Brew House Arts (BHA) is a non-profit art center in Pittsburgh's South Side. Today, BHA programs 14,000 sq. ft.

Located in the former Duquesne Brewing Company complex, BHA was founded by a community of artists and functioned as an artist-owned cooperative and hub of cultural programming and housing. In 1993 the group formally organized and incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)3 focused on creative risk-taking and experimentation. of space which includes a public gallery, flexible artist studios, and two resid

ency programs all under one roof. BHA nurtures the artistic and business growth of professional artists and curators in a connected and community centered environment.

Artist Ethan Marks repurposes found materials in order to rework narratives about the past and future. Using images from...
06/09/2026

Artist Ethan Marks repurposes found materials in order to rework narratives about the past and future. Using images from vintage books and magazines, Ethan layers pop culture and Americana images, not to create a coherent narrative, but to find the surreal and funny gap where images fail to unify.

Check out Ethan’s work in I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition, open through next Saturday, June 20.



Artwork Photos by Chris Uhren

For Liv Cocozza, the recent past is lymphoma, treatment, and recovery. In their practice of performance, sculpture and i...
06/04/2026

For Liv Cocozza, the recent past is lymphoma, treatment, and recovery. In their practice of performance, sculpture and installation, they use materials that simulate the residue of medical treatment (tape, bandages, latex) and bodily fluids (silicone, glue), in order to reclaim their agency within dehumanizing medical systems.

Check out Liv’s work in I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition, open through June 20.



Artwork Photos by Chris Uhren

New Merch Alert! You can now pick up Brew House Arts koozies and t-shirts, screen-printed by CommonWealth press (), in o...
06/01/2026

New Merch Alert! You can now pick up Brew House Arts koozies and t-shirts, screen-printed by CommonWealth press (), in our gallery store. With this new design, you'll always remember we're the gallery below the clock tower.

Thanks to our merch models, Meta and Stephanie :)

While exploring memories of place, and sensations of discomfort and yearning, Kaylani Brown creates richly textured worl...
05/28/2026

While exploring memories of place, and sensations of discomfort and yearning, Kaylani Brown creates richly textured worlds full of depth, movement, and possibility. The characters in Kaylani’s paintings and drawings look not just to the past, but to the sky and to the stars. Made of layers of pencil, airbrush, and transparent oil paint, they’re ethereal and otherworldly, part human and part atmosphere—glittering, rippling, shimmering.

Check out Kaylani’s work on April 16 in I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition.



Artwork Photos by Chris Uhren

✨Distillery Studio Sessions ✨Saturday, May 30, 11am-2pmThis Saturday is your last chance to meet the artists of I Remem...
05/25/2026

✨Distillery Studio Sessions ✨Saturday, May 30, 11am-2pm

This Saturday is your last chance to meet the artists of I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency exhibition. You’re invited to this casual open studio event to take a peek inside the Distillery studios and stay for conversation. I Remember It Better will also be on view in the gallery. Tea, coffee and snacks provided. Music provided by TIZA. (.tiza___).

This year’s Artists-in-Residence are Kaylani Brown, Liv Cocozza, Darya Kharabi, Ethan Marks, Sara Ruiz, Isabella Schubert-Jones, and Dominique Swift.

Tickets available on a sliding scale from $0-$20. Register at Eventbrite.com. Link in Bio.







Sara Jean Ruiz’s room-sized installation is occupied by versions of herself as plush dolls, surrounded by her own childh...
05/21/2026

Sara Jean Ruiz’s room-sized installation is occupied by versions of herself as plush dolls, surrounded by her own childhood drawings. Her imagined bedroom speaks to the continual need to create safe space for her younger self, and to the contradictions of childhood—both its wholesomeness and helplessness.

Check out Sara’s work on April 16 in I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition.



Artwork Photos by Chris Uhren

For Dominique Swift, the past is a repository of knowledge that informs her vibrant and textural narrative paintings. He...
05/14/2026

For Dominique Swift, the past is a repository of knowledge that informs her vibrant and textural narrative paintings. Her depictions of childhood games evoke the freedom and openness of imaginative play, while also hinting at the more serious lessons that these games taught, especially for children of color.

Check out Dominique’s work on April 16 in I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition.



Artwork Photos by Chris Uhren

You’re invited to meet the artists behind the scenes at the Brew House Artist Distillery studios. On Saturday May 30, 11...
05/11/2026

You’re invited to meet the artists behind the scenes at the Brew House Artist Distillery studios. On Saturday May 30, 11-2pm, the Distillery Artists-in-Residence will be hosting the public for a casual reception. Take a peek inside their studios, and stay for conversation. Tea, coffee and snacks provided. Music provided by TIZA. I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition will also be on view in the gallery.

This year’s Artists-in-Residence are Kaylani Brown, Liv Cocozza, Darya Kharabi, Ethan Marks, Sara Ruiz, Isabella Schubert-Jones, and Dominique Swift.

Tickets available on a sliding scale from $0-$20. Any proceeds will help support Brew House Arts exhibition programming. Please register at Eventbrite.com. Link in bio.

In Isabella Schubert-Jones’ installation, Swan Lake, she transforms trash and other discarded materials into a menagerie...
05/07/2026

In Isabella Schubert-Jones’ installation, Swan Lake, she transforms trash and other discarded materials into a menagerie of woodland animals. Held together by tape and glue, these whimsical and oddly beautiful creatures point to the limitless new worlds that can be imagined through creative reuse.

Check out Isabella’s work on April 16 in I Remember It Better, the 2026 Distillery Residency Exhibition.



Artwork Photos by Chris Uhren

Do you have boxes of old photographs in your home? Folders of documents that need to be organized? Brew House is partner...
05/05/2026

Do you have boxes of old photographs in your home? Folders of documents that need to be organized? Brew House is partnering with Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh to host a Community Scan Day at our gallery. Bring in any of your old photographs, documents, slides, and more, and scan them for free. Appointments are 40 minutes long, with a limit of 10 items. You must bring your own storage for your scans, such as a flash drive or portable hard drive. Reserve your spot through Eventbrite—link in bio.

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