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What’s Happening at The Westmoreland?
Events, talks, tours, classes, and more. The Westmoreland Museum of American Art offers a variety of programming for all ages as well as rotating exhibitions.
Join us for events each month or see what we are hosting next!
Maxwell King and Louise Lippincott: American Workman: The Life and Art of John Kane
$20 member / $25 non-member
Registration deadline is Wednesday, November 2.
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Sunday Fun Day: Industrial History and Arts
Free
Advance registration is requested.
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Teacher Workshop: John Kane & Pittsburgh
Free
Advance registration is required.
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Self-Taught Series: Rod Cross, Wood Carver
Inspired by the self-taught artists in Gatecrashers, Self-Taught Series is a special edition of talks & demos that provide visitors with a glimpse at local self-taught artists and artisans and their specialties.
Free
Advance registration is recommended.
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In Conversation: Katherine Jentleson
Free
Advance registration is recommended.
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Self-Taught Series: Dave Tomasic, Vintage Car Restoration
Inspired by the self-taught artists in Gatecrashers, Self-Taught Series is a special edition of talks & demos that provide visitors with a glimpse at local self-taught artists and artisans and their specialties.
Free
Advance registration is recommended.
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Self-Taught Series: Ginnie Leiner, Quilter
Inspired by the self-taught artists in Gatecrashers, Self-Taught Series is a special edition of talks & demos that provide visitors with a glimpse at local self-taught artists and artisans and their specialties.
Free
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Vintage Ball – SOLD OUT!
$35 member / $45 non-member
Provides two drinks and cash bar after.
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Gatecrashers: The Rise of the Self-Taught Artist in America
This exhibition explores how, after World War I, artists without formal training “crashed the gates” of major museums in the United States, diversifying the art world across lines of race, ethnicity, class, ability, and gender.
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Free
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