Andrea Geyer started to photograph the German woods of her childhood over the recent years. Listening to the trees, the moss, branches, leaves, recounting her first queered feelings as a teenager alongside stolen time with other like–minded seekers.
The Carnegie Museum of Art will once again celebrate summer with its third season of free Inside Out programming. Kicking off on June 15, Inside Out will highlight Pittsburgh’s cultural landscape with performances, workshops, gatherings, DJs, art activities, food trucks and local drinks. The series will include nightlife-focused Thursday evenings
Revolt, They Said: An Artist Talk and Conversation with Andrea Geyer Through work that encompasses text, photography, painting, sculpture, video, and performance, artist Andrea Geyer explores the complex politics of time. In works like Revolt, They Said, Geyer focuses on the networks of women who have actively shaped today’s cultural landscape and their visibility (or lack thereof) in contemporary museums.