Offered online, the Public Art and Communities Symposium will feature national and local speakers who have been engaged in creative placemaking projects that support public health needs within communities across the country, and whose work demonstrates the value of cross-sector collaborations between arts and culture, public health, and community development.
In this opening session of Public Art Training Camp, Sallyann Kluz (Office for Public Art), Sarah Minnaert (City of Pittsburgh's Department of City Planning), and Dominique Chestand (art consultant) will discuss a recent collaborative survey, public art processes in Pittsburgh, and each organization's plans for the future.
Six-week training series for artists and arts administrators interested in learning more about working in the public realm.
Community engagement, as part of the public art process, is an important topic that local artists would like to learn more about. For this session Nina Marren, Senior Program Manager...
This session of Public Art Training Camp, led by artists Kipp Kobayashi and Clayton Merrell, will focus on how artists can make the leap from a solo studio practice to working on public art projects.
Applications for public art commissions and opportunities can be daunting. A large majority of artists who responded to the Pittsburgh Public Art Counts! survey indicated that they have never applied...
This session of Public Art Training Camp will be led by artists Nataša Prljevic and Farideh Sakhaeifar who will share their experiences as artists and members of HEKLER, an artist-run platform and transnational collective.
This session of Public Art Training Camp, led by artists Mikael Owunna and Aram Han Sifuentes will focus on how artists can build sustainable and independent art practices.
Artists Working in Community is a three-part training series for artists to develop their skills in community-based work in the public realm.
