Artist • Educator • Curator

Christine Holtz is a Pittsburgh-based artist whose work explores memory, landscape, and material process through photography, cyanotype, textiles, and installation. Drawing on one of photography's earliest processes, her work investigates the traces left by human activity and the ways places are shaped, altered, and remembered.

Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including presentations at museums, galleries, and public art venues. In addition to her studio practice, Holtz is a University Professor of Media Arts at Robert Morris University and an active curator and arts advocate.

Please explore current projects, exhibitions, and the Cyanotype Studio.

Yellow and black striped caution tape laid down on a concrete sidewalk with circular pattern stones.

Artwork

Featured bodies of work including: 50 Greenspace Dumpsites, Iki, and Meeting Places.

A view of a city skyline seen from a wooded park area with trees, shrubs, and a walking path in the foreground.

Cyanotype Studio

Handmade cyanotypes, textiles, scarves, and prints.

An art gallery with a central open space, wooden flooring, a white wall displaying six large photographs of dry grass and soil, and a ceiling with exposed metal beams and track lighting.

Exhibitions & News

Current exhibitions, events, publications, and announcements.