Picturing Pittsburgh
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Drawn from the collection of Bruce and Sheryl K. Wolf, this exhibition showcases evocative scenes from Pittsburgh’s industrial age. These works on paper—acquired over more than 35 years by longtime […]
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Drawn from the collection of Bruce and Sheryl K. Wolf, this exhibition showcases evocative scenes from Pittsburgh’s industrial age. These works on paper—acquired over more than 35 years by longtime […]
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This exhibition features 26 self-taught Black artists who overcame systemic barriers to paint and sell Florida landscapes from the 1950s to the 1980s. Their story bridges art history and social […]
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Jordan Ann Craig (Northern Cheyenne) creates large-scale, geometric, abstract paintings that reward close, sustained attention. Her intricate designs draw inspiration from her chosen home, New Mexico’s Pojoaque Valley, as well […]
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The American landscape has long captivated artists, inspiring art movements that reflect and shape national identity. In the nineteenth century, Hudson River School painters celebrated the wonders of nature. Their […]
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This exhibition features works by members of Associated Artists of Pittsburgh and artists affiliated with Radiant Hall.
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Born in Pittsburgh in 1924, George Sosnak was a minor league umpire, baker, and corrections officer who became a self-taught artist with an obsession for the game. Using India ink, […]