Artist Monica Cervone McElwain will lead this kayak tour to Turtle Cove, a small inlet in the Allegheny River, to see sculptures and artwork left by the Cove's visitors.
Rumbón de la Calle is an ensemble of Pittsburgh-based world renowned percussionists and drummers of the African diaspora emulating the community gatherings of their respective countries. Performances are on the last Sunday of each month, July - September 2023.
Join artist Erin Mallea for a kayak tour to Sycamore Island. Once there, tour-goers will participate in a listening walk, focusing on distant, subtle, and shifting sounds.
Writers Sherrie Flick and Joy Katz will lead this walk and write tour of the Morningside neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
Part game and part walking tour, artist Jason McKoy will lead participants on the Art Creep and Crawl through the boroughs of Etna and Sharpsburg.
Join interdisciplinary artist Jasmine Hearn for an inspiring artist talk that showcases the power of performance art in pubic spaces.
Mark Salinas will lead a workshop focused on the art of securing fiscal and in-kind resources for community-driven projects.
The Office for Public Art is hosting an online portfolio review session to give artists the chance to receive feedback on their work.
Elisheba Johnson, curator, public artist, and administrator, will provide guidance on approaching budgets for public art projects.
Artist Brian Peters will explore the complexities of translating 2D design concepts into 3D public art, including working with fabricators.
Applications for public art commissions are always a welcome topic for artists. Beyond the usual questions about application preparation, many applicants for public art projects want to know specifics about...
Learn the art of creating powerful first impressions in public art applications with artist Rob Long.
