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.
Artist Portfolio Reviews will be held on November 2, 2022. This online review session gives artists the opportunity to receive feedback on their work from local and national artists, curators, and arts administrators.
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.
This Instagram Live conversation between Danny Bracken and Stef Van Bellingen will focus on Van Bellingen's work through his Belgian based organization WARP.
Artist Janel Young takes over the OPA Instagram account for a live conversation with writer and cultural strategist, Melissa Kimble.
Almah LaVon Rice and guest Ifasina Clear will explore being creative at the intersections of race, size, mental illness, neurodivergence, and class in this Instagram Live conversation.
Artist John Peña will share insights into the development of his design and initial research for the Fern Hollow Bridge enhancements project.
This hour and a half event will take participants on an in-depth tour of the highway cap park, with discussion focused on the history, art, and design of the site.
Technique Architectural Products served as the artist's collaborator for the fabrication of the stencils used to create Peña's final artwork, and they have worked closely with artists across the Pittsburgh region to bring their projects into implementation.
