Local individuals, non-profit organizations, and civic groups are all encouraged to apply for the Downtown Placemaking Grant.
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The newly established 501(c)(3) organization will continue its mission of catalyzing change through community-engaged artist projects in public space.
Public Art Training Camp will be held on Thursdays from October 26 through December 7, 2023. This six-week series is designed to empower artists and cultural workers wanting to enter the field of public art.
From WESA Pittsburgh Parks get eight new artworks courtesy of RAD program by Bill O'Driscoll. Read more
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Changes to the Pittsburgh Creative Corps will improve accessibility of the application process and increase the program’s reach.
Office for Public Art and City of Pittsburgh's Public History, Art and Design division seek public comment on draft recommendations Pittsburgh, PA — The Office for Public Art (OPA) and...
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OPA expands ability to serve the Pittsburgh region with two new staff positions and advisory committee restructuring.
Research and Events Associate for Environment, Health, and Public Art Hours: 15 hrs per week Compensation: $25/hr - part time employee, temporary; does not include benefits About the Position Office...
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A three-part intensive training series for artists working with communities in the public realm Pittsburgh, PA — The Office for Public Art (OPA) is pleased to announce the return of...
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In Conversation at Allegheny Landing featuring Charles Rosenblum, Alice Snyder, and Alex Taylor Pittsburgh, PA - The Office for Public Art (OPA), in collaboration with Riverlife, will be hosting In...
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