Britt Ransom: Long Listening
Kresge Theatre 4919 Frew Street, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesProfessor Britt Ransom’s practice is based on long listening, a series of careful observations of the environments that we inhabit.
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Artist Lecture: Jenson Leonard
Hall of the Arts Room 322 121 Tech Street, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesDrawn to ideas of flight, escape, and poetic blur, Jenson Leonard’s work takes form out of the collapsed context of the internet.
The Frame Gallery Reopening
The FRAME Gallery 5200 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesThe reopening exhibition will showcase a wide variety of student passion projects in many different media.
Fragments of Movement
Ellis Gallery School of Art 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesStudents explore relationships between the lens, the body, the moving image, and the audience by creating experimental movement-based works of video art.
Katherine Hubbard: Ways of Being
Kresge Theatre 4919 Frew Street, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesHubbard’s talk will use her ongoing project making photographs with her mom, Antonette Berger within Berger’s home in Philadelphia, PA.
Senseless!
The FRAME Gallery 5200 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesSenseless! invites exhibition-visitors to enter a series of “sensory stations” that address the complexity of these systems.
Open Studios
College of Fine Arts 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, United StatesJunior and senior studios in CFA (3rd and 4th floors) and MFA studios in the Hall of the Arts (3rd floor) will be open to the public.
Open Figure Drawing
CFA Room 308 4919 Frew St, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesOpen Figure Drawing is free and open to the public.
Male Bodies Unmade: Jongwoo Jeremy Kim Book Talk with Bruce Hainley
Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry CFA 111, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesJoin the School of Art and the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry for a celebratory book talk by Prof Jongwoo Jeremy Kim.
Lyndon Barrois Jr.: Show Your Hands Empty
Kresge Theatre 4919 Frew Street, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesBarrois uses magazines, advertising, cinema, and vernacular imagery as primary subjects of inquiry.