Artists Working in Community is a three-part training series for artists to develop their skills in community-based work in the public realm.
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Schedule for Public Art Training Camp 2022 is released Pittsburgh, PA - The Office for Public Art (OPA) is pleased to announce the schedule for Public Art Training Camp 2022....
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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.
This is a three-week online series that will be a deep dive into tools and resources for creative practices.
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…
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…
Are you an artist that already works with the community? Are you an artist that wants to extend their practice to working with the community? Springboard for the Arts developed…
Registration for Public Art Training Camp 2021 is now open. This training series will focus on artists and communities building relationships and collaborative practices.
Artist Edith Abeyta will be in conversation with filmmaker Tony Buba and Judy Barricella. Buba and Barricella worked together as a team on the film Small Differences,and on Voices of Our Region, an oral history project featuring 57 first-person stories from Western Pennsylvanians living with disabilities.
This first session will outline the definition of creative placemaking within Pittsburgh’s public realm. Guest speaker Njaimeh Njie will provide an overview of her experience working on Homecoming: Hill District, USA.