The Pittsburgh Creative Corps invites you to join artist Rosabel Rosalind for a reception for her newest exhibition, Literally So Hot.

During the reception, Rosalind will talk about the works in Literally So Hot, followed by a Q & A. Following the artist talk, attendees are invited to explore the exhibition. Refreshments will be provided.

This event is free to attend; advanced registration is encouraged.

About Literally So Hot
Literally So Hot consists of 20 works that collectively illustrate a vivid and melodramatic apocalyptic landscape. This world is informed by biblical mythology, conspiracy theory, pulp illustration, the climate crisis, and the artist’s identity as a born and bred San Fernando Valley girl.

Featuring Jewish Space Lasers, mile-long traffic jams, the biblical miracle of manna, ant infestations, and exactly 33 frogs, Literally So Hot imagines the artist’s own sublime dystopia. The panorama situates environmental threat in the same reality as theological salvation narratives, extremist conspiracy theories, and contemporary disaster movies; all of which utilize sensationalism to convey an otherworldly intervention. Contending with both the rise of mainstream conspiracy and an impending sixth extinction, this visual story presents an alternative world in which both real news and fake news coexist in an absurd universe beyond the earthly realm, yet seemingly in a not so distant future.