What is Lost, What is Held: Panel Conversation with PHA’s 2025-2026 Artists in Residence
Mar 5, 2026 7:00 PM
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Mar 5, 2026
Location: The Loft (3rd fl)
Light refreshments will be available in the 2nd floor landing (outside of the Small Hall)
The conversation will take place 7-7:45pm and includes a 15-minute Q&A session
Please join us for a panel conversation moderated by New York City–based curator Rachel Vera Steinberg. She will be joined by our three inaugural residents—Grace Lynne Haynes, Nazanin Noroozi, and Ngozi Olojede—as they reflect on their experiences in the residency program.
The artists will share more insights about their works in the What is Lost, What is Held exhibition, how the work was made, and what they learned from the residency. We'll also learn about each of the artists' collaborations with our fabrication shops and teams.
We offer live-captioning services at all of our programs. Please let us know by February 27, 2026 at 2pm if you or your guest need additional accessibility services.
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