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Lenka Clayton is an interdisciplinary artist who works out of a former historic incline train station in Troy Hill, Pittsburgh. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally including at Governors Island Arts NY (2026), Kohler Art Center WI (2026), The Guggenheim Museum NY (2017), the Carnegie International (2018) and Arts Landing in Pittsburgh (2026). Clayton’s work has been supported by The Warhol Foundation and The National Endowment for the Arts and she has received an Art Matters Award, a Carol R. Brown Award for Creative Achievement, and a Creative Development Grant from Heinz/Pittsburgh Foundation. Clayton’s work is held in collections including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, The Carnegie Museum of Art and The Philadelphia Museum of Art.

_{Image: 63 Objects Taken From My Son’s Mouth, Lenka Clayton / photo: Tom Little}