Professor John Peña will be selling his artwork at Handmade Arcade Saturday, December 2nd from 11am-7pm at The David L Lawrence Convention Center.
Professor John Peña Premiers “Daily Geology 2016” at Handmade Arcade
Month: November 2017
Ella Hepner BHA ’18 and Chantal Striepe BHA ’18 Inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
The oldest honor society in the United States, Phi Beta Kappa exists only at the top ten percent of U.S. colleges and universities and accepts only ten percent of students at those universities.
Professor Maria Elena Versari Published an Essay on the First Letterhead Belonging to an Artistic Movement
“Futurism: A Microhistory” presents a microhistory or ‘history from below’ of Italian Futurism, one of Europe’s most famous avant-garde movements.
Professor Angela Washko Exhibits “The Game: The Game” at Slamdance DIG Interactive Digital Showcase
The Slamdance showcase DIG (Digital, Interactive & Gaming) features new and unseen works by emerging visual artists and indie game developers from around the world.
Kasem Kydd BFA ’18 Exhibits in “Re: Art Show” in Brooklyn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:, the 16th iteration of an ever-evolving group exhibition located at 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY.
Professor Kristen Letts Kovak Has Solo Exhibitions at 707 Penn and 709 Penn
Professor Kovak’s exhibitions, “On Looking” at 707 Penn Gallery and “White Noise” at 709 Gallery in Pittsburgh, are on view November 17 to January 28.
Sarika Goulatia BFA ‘06 Honored with the Carol R. Brown Creative Achievement Award for a Pittsburgh Emerging Artist
In recognition of exemplary artistic achievements and the promise of future work, Sarika Goulatia BFA ’06 will receive a grant of $15,000 and an award object designed by sculptor Thaddeus Mosley.
Gray Swartzel MFA ’18 Exhibits in “Restructured” at the Nave Gallery
Feminist art cannot be easily categorized by male-dominated establishment and as such it is often ignored. A question emerges: What is feminist art? And more accurately what is feminist art today?
Ryan McGinness BFA ’94 Opens “Studio Views” at the Cranbrook Art Museum
“Ryan McGinness: Studio Views” consists of a large-scale installation based on his studio practice and a presentation of drawings and iconography created from artworks in the Museum’s collection.
Yejin Lee MFA ’20 Exhibits at the Pittsburgh Architecture Movie Festival
Lee’s work, “Natural Rhythm,” consists of twenty eight books composed from the ephemeral and transformative colors of the sky.
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