Coming up on Friday, March 12th is our Tiny Talk featuring artist Shori Sims! Join us for a short talk with Shori and on her work and process as an artist.
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Cost of admission is $5-$20, sliding scale.To attend, you must purchase at smallmallpgh.com. Participants will receive a Zoom link to the event one hour before the event begins.
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More about Shori:
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Shori Sims was born in 1999 in Baltimore, Maryland and now works in Pittsburgh, PA attending Carnegie Mellon University. She is currently pursuing her BFA with a minor in Africana Studies.

An interdisiplinary artist, Shori finds herself grounded in representation. Essential themes of her work include the black female body as a site of resistance, African American identity, and the symbolic language shared amongst Black womxn/queers: especially as propagated through online space. Shori is fascinated by the possibilities found within alternate universes and liminal space: both through and beyond the body. References in Shori’s work include shoujo anime, beauty-supply stores, bodegas and gas-stations, and the aesthetics of pornography: combining to form an autobiography of her girlhood experience.