Artist Carolina Loyola-Garcia spent days observing people’s interactions as they navigated Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT). Her goal was to understand the community and connect with it through her art. “Community is important to me,” said Loyola-Garcia, a professor of Media Arts at Robert Morris University. “What does community mean at an airport? Who is at the airport?” Loyola-Garcia, a multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker and performer from Santiago, Chile, is just one of 15 predominantly local artists...
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