OPA Live! Extended is a new online series from the Office of Public Art. The first guests in this series are Brittney Caldwell and Jeffrey Pufahl. This session will be a screening of their play "From Colored to Black" followed by a discussion moderated by Shaunda McDill.
Guest speaker Madeleine Cutrona, Senior Program Officer of Fiscal Sponsorship at the New York Foundation for the Arts, will be sharing her expertise on how artists can apply for fiscal...
Founded by artist Jason McKoy, McKoy Creative is a Pittsburgh-based brand consulting agency that helps clients figure out what branding works for them and what ideas can really cement their...
During the next OPA Live! Extended, Che Anderson and his guest Matt Gondek will discuss the Business of Art and the intersectionality of the public sphere and the metaverse.
This information session is for artists interested in submitting an application for the Pittsburgh Creative Corps.
This information session is for artists interested in submitting an application for the Pittsburgh Creative Corps.
This first Boots on the Sound forum will focus on the civilian military draft and the all-volunteer force, raising the question of one's duty to their country. For this forum,...
The second forum of the Boots on the Sound series will feature a moderated panel discussion among members of Pittsburgh's veteran community.
Carolina Loyola-Garcia and Nayda Collazo-Llorens will discuss the challenges and experiences around devoting their lives to the arts as artists of Latin American origin living and working in the U.S.
For the second session of this season of OPA Live! we welcome photographer Karen Lue and her guest, writer Cathy Linh Che. They will be discussing translating immigrant stories and familial relationships into creative work.
Join PGH Tango Connection at Allegheny Landing for an hour-long, all-levels class. Participants will learn tango basics; no experience necessary.
OPA Live! welcomes host, artist Julie Lee and her guest, visual journalist Selina Lee. Their discussion will focus on documentative media and breaking down racialized and exoticized visual tropes.
