Before steelmaking became Pittsburgh’s signature
Andy Warhol, Flowers, 1970, ©AWF Andy Warhol, Flowers, 1970, ©AWF
Dubbed the “art-that-dares museum,” The Andy Warhol Museum celebrates the life and work of one of Pop Art’s founding fathers
celebrates the life and work of on of Pop Art’s founding fathers world’s best facilities for installation art, is always a surprise.
Post-Impressionist paintings, as well as European and American decorative arts.
Carnegie Museum of Art has outstanding ontemporary art, th
American art from the late 19 century, French Impressionist and American art from the late 19 century, French Impressionist and
world’s best facilities for installa ion art, is always a su prise. th
Post-Impressionist paintings, as well as European and American decorative arts.
heck out Wo d Str et Galleries, SPACE, Future T nant and other nation dedicated to comics and cartoone arts. (At the Wyndham
Check out Wood Street Galleries, SPACE, Future Tenant and other cCaptivating spots. The ToonSeumis one of only a few places in the
c ptivating spots. The ToonSeumis
Lawrenceville is home to a collection of noteworthy galleries, including be Galleries, Gallery on 43rd Street, Fe Gallery and
decorated with ToonSeum works.)
Lawrenceville is home to a collection of not worthy galleries, Trinity Gal blery. On the North Shore, you’ll find the Manchester
including Galleries, Gallery on 43rd Street, Fe Gallery and
T inity Gallery. On the North Shore, you’ll find the Manchester History and Fein Art Gallery. Silver Eye Center for Photography,
Society for Contemporary Craft and the Pittsburgh Center for ety for Contemporary Craft and the Pittsburgh Center for
the Arts are also favorites among arts lovers.
From Jenny Holzer’s blue LED text along the roof of the David L. LFawrence Convention Center, to Richard Serra’s steel structure L at
rom Jenny Holzer’s blue LED text along the roof of the David . tLhaew erntrance to the Carnegie Museums, to Louise Bourgoise’s
ence Convention Center, to Richard Serra’s steel structure at etyeballs in Katz Plaza, touring public art is a gr Leat way to spend a day.
he entrance to the Carnegie Museum , to ouise Bourgoise’s eyeballs in Katz Plaza, touring public art is a great way to spend a day.
Conflict Kitchen, along with its neighbor The Waffle Shop, is a provocative visual art installation that makes a statement
Conflict Kitchen, along with its neighbor The Waffle Shop, is a provocative visual art installation that makes a statement
Scan for a free Office of Public Art tour including photographs, descriptions of art and notes about Downtown and Oakland buildings and landscapes. Or visit
publicartscouncil.org
In a quiet area of St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Cemetery is the final resting place of Andy Warhol. Have a “conversation” with Andy or leave a memento, helping the place become an art installation. Artist Madelyn Roehrig has created “Figments: Conversations with Andy” to document your moment with Andy, because Andy and his impact on pop culture is more than a figment of your imagination. Follow the project on Facebook.
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In a quiet area of St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Cemetery is the final resting place of Andy Warhol. Have a “conversation” with Andy or leave a memento, helping the place become an art installation. Artist Madelyn Roehrig has created “Figments: Conversations with Andy” to document your moment with Andy, because Andy and his impact on pop culture is more than a figment of your imagination. Follow the project on Facebook.
Scan for a free Office of Public Art tour including photographs, descriptions of art and notes about Downtown and Oakland buildings and landscapes. Or visit
publicartscouncil.org
Craftsmen’s Guild, Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic Craftsmen’s Guild, Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic
History and Fein Art Gallery. Silver Eye Center for Photography, tShoeci Arts are also favorites among arts lovers.
of only a few places in the
Grand Pittsburgh Downtown hotel, stay in the “Toon Room,” Grand Pittsburgh Downtown hotel, stay in the “Toon Room,”
nation dedicated to comics and cartoon arts. (At the Wyndham decorated with ToonSeum works.)
Pittsburgh’s signature The city’s glass arts wa king. The cit ’s gl ss arts
indus ry,
industry today will blow you away. The Hodge
Dubbed the “art-that-dares museum,” The Andy Warhol Museum and Pittsburgh native. The Mattress Factory, hailed as one of the
and Pittsburgh native. The M ttress Factory, h iled as one of the Carnegie Museum of Art has outstanding contemporary art,
you away. The Hodge Center is one of many
promote glass art. promote glass art.
art galleries in Pittsburgh that
Center is one of many art galleries in
nationally recognized Pittsburgh that
Art projects recognized by the Public Art Network’s Year in
Cultural District and
Art projects recognized by the Review include Janet Zweig’s
Susan Taylor Glasgow, Raspberry Slice of Cake, Pittsburgh Glass Center
Public Art Network’s Year n sRtarlit space in Janet Zweig’s
Susan Taylor Glasgow, Raspberry Slice of Cake, Pittsburgh Glass Center
Cultural District andllon Park, Cell Phone Di co n the a combination cultur Caol statement and take-out restaurant.
eview include Mellon Park, Cell Phone Disco in the starlit space in Me Conflict Kitchen in East Liberty, nflict Kitchen in East Liberty,
a combination cultural statement and take-out restaurant.
industry today will blow Gallery at Pittsburgh Glass
Gallery at Pittsburgh Glass nationally recognized
Before steelmaking became industry, glass was king.
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