As a Winter Intensive guest, Madame Dolores will address critical questions around the planning of performances in public spaces, organizations inviting performance artists, and fair compensation.
A literary tour designed by writers Hattie Fletcher and Sherrie Flick that explores Pittsburgh and the writers and writing it has inspired.
Join local writers Sherrie Flick and Hattie Fletcher for this walking tour that will retrace some notable settings and scenes from Michael Chabon's bestselling debut novel, "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh."
Join artist Monica Cervone McElwain for a kayak tour to Turtle Cove where you'll consider the theme Recycle, Reuse, Renew as you collaborate with fellow tour-goers to create a new sculpture using natural and unique findings from the inlet.
Follow on foot Sherrie Flick and guest prose writer Sarah Shotland, with pen in hand, through the neighborhood of Manchester. There will be walking, writing prompts, an opportunity to write,...
Join artist Monica Cervone McElwain for a kayak tour to Turtle Cove where you'll consider the theme Recycle, Reuse, Renew as you collaborate with fellow tour-goers to create a new sculpture using natural and unique findings from the inlet.
Join host Sherrie Flick as we explore the streets of Bloomfield with guest writer Robert Yune. We'll think and write about history, memory, and place as it manifests in front...
Join artist Tim Engelhardt at his studio at Radiant Hall: Homewood for a presentation on the research and ideation for a commissioned mural.
Field Sessions is an information session and social mixer for artists and creatives who are interested in working in the public realm. Join us this year at Emerald City.
Pittsburgh's city parks are amazing spaces to explore with creating in mind. Immerse yourself in writing while we walk the trickling waterways of Schenley Park with writer Sherrie Flick. We'll...
Join artist Tim Engelhardt and public art consultant Morton Brown at the Shiftworks' offices in East Liberty for a presentation on the fabrication of a mural project.
Award winning artist and NYC Commissioner for Public Art, Kenseth Armstead will guide artists through the process of developing site-specific public art projects.
