We are agents and advocates for public art.

The Pittsburgh Creative Corps is a roster of pre-qualified artists whose work has been reviewed by a panel of artists, art and design professionals, and community stakeholders for various public art opportunities in southwest Pennsylvania.

From 2021-2023, four artists worked in collaboration with community-based partners to launch four works of public art that addressed the impact of COVID-19 in Pittsburgh area communities.

Join Yayas Haus for a guided creative wellness workshop designed to foster connection, relaxation, and self-expression. This immersive experience blends gentle vocal practices, live musical guidance, and hands-on creation as participants craft their own custom salt scrub using natural ingredients and essential oils. No singing or artistic experience is required.

Have you ever noticed the dots, lines, and dashes spray-painted on the ground and wondered what they meant? Join artist Ruby Waldo for Utility Notation, a guided walk through Point Breeze where participants will learn the colors and symbols of utility code before using the sight of each marking as a cue for simple movement or embodied observation.

Join local writer, artist, and naturalist Tess Wilson to explore a short section of Nine Mile Run, between Summerset at Frick Park and Swisshelm Park. The tour will walk a gravel trail that cuts through two eras of geological and industrial development. As we wander, we will examine our own lived histories together, drawing and writing our way along the stream.