THE SPACE BETWEEN THE SOUNDS

December 4, 2026 - January 15, 2027
Opening reception Friday, December 4 | 6-8 pm

THE SPACE BETWEEN THE SOUNDS is Brynda Glazier’s first solo exhibition in Pittsburgh. The show, a culmination of a year of work, centers around the idea that one can connect with the currents and vibrations of being, that there is a rhythm that connects us all. As light moves softly through dark water, so does the inner source that sings through our bodies with embedded intelligence. Moving at an imperceptible pace, our bodies thread a bridge that constellates our thoughts and energies with the gentle power of the natural world and beyond.

The exhibition sends a message of love and transcendence to all. It offers the reviving breath found in a pause, in water, in silence, in the night, and flows from Glazier's respect for the Japanese concept of Ma, where the essential negative space between things is not a void but the breath of life itself. THE SPACE BETWEEN THE SOUNDS is a reminder that there is a sanctuary within all of us just waiting to ground our feet in its warm astral earth. The subjects in the paintings and sculptures embody the gentle caress of the figure, an auric energy that represents who they are in that moment in time. All in the process of becoming, these beings are on the path to finding something personal, private, and indispensable. It is a tribute to the power of solitude, healing, and transformation…the power found in us all.

Brynda Glazier is a multidisciplinary artist from Huntingdon, PA and Sheffield, England, whose work acts as an encoded journal of buried information, illumination through struggle, the power of connection, conscious embodiment, and mutual vibration. Though rooted in ceramic sculpture and installation, her work ranges from painting to drawing, collage, photography, video, performance, light, and sound.

Glazier earned her MFA from San Francisco Art Institute where she received the Dennis Patrick Gallagher Award for Excellence in Ceramic Sculpture. Her work was selected for Cream from the Top: The Best of Bay Area’s Emerging Artists, and she was invited to present at SFMOMA’s Open Space Living Room Series. Glazier is also a published writer and has presented her short stories throughout the Bay Area. She has exhibited and performed nationally and internationally at galleries, museums, art fairs, and alternative spaces including The Center of Contemporary Art in Seattle, WA; Tacoma Art Museum in WA; Stifle Fine Arts/Oglebay Institute, WV, the Material Art Fair in Mexico City, and in spaces throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, including 2nd Floor Projects, Center for New Music, Incline Gallery, The Performance Art Institute of San Francisco, SFMOMA, and the San Francisco Art Fair. Her Work has been reviewed in The Examiner, San Francisco Art Beat, SF Gate, East Bay Express, KQED Arts, and The Stranger (Seattle). Glazier is the recipient of the 2025 Tomayko Award.