Pittsburgh Public Schools All City 2010 Art Showcase

All City 2010

April 26–May 21, 2010

Pittsburgh Public High Schools All City Arts Showcase

Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 6:00pm

1815 Metropolitan Street, Pittsburgh PA 15233

Reception and Awards Ceremony: Thursday, May 13 from 6–9 p.m.

Don’t miss this year’s installation of the annual exhibition featuring juried artwork of all media by the talented student-artists of Pittsburgh Public High Schools.

Last year, the work of well over 150 Pittsburgh Public high school students was displayed at MCG and more than $113,000 in scholarships and prizes were awarded to entrants. MCG is looking forward to exceeding last year’s success and we invite you to participate!

Join us Thursday, May 13 from 6–9 p.m. to honor these emerging artists!

6:00-7:30 – Meet the artists. Hors d’oeuvres and refreshments.

7:30-8:30 – Awards Ceremony

8:30-9:00 – Mingle with artists and conclude festivities.

Download the 2010 Entry Guidelines! (PDF)

Please note that we have made changes in an effort to improve the submission process this year.

Electronic entry forms were due by midnight on Thursday, March 25, 2010.

Work that does not correspond to an electronic pre-submission will be turned away.

Artwork drop-offs will be accepted by appointment only at MCG on Tuesday – Wednesday, April 6–7 from 9 a.m. – Noon & 3 – 7 p.m. and Thursday, April 8 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Thank you to the following for their generous donations of awards for this exhibition (as of 3/29/10): Allegheny City Society, Andy Warhol Museum, The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Carlow University, Carnegie Mellon University Pre-College Art Program, Carnegie Museum of Art, Eleanor Friedberg Family, Eleanor Friedberg Art Scholarship Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation, Betsy and Dale Huffman, MCG Jazz, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts/Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Pittsburgh Glass Center, Pittsburgh Technical Insitute (PTI), Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, Robert Morris University, Silver Eye Center for Photography, Whole Foods Market.

MCG Youth & Arts programs are funded in part by: Alcoa Foundation, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Pittsburgh Public School District, and Surdna Foundation.

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pittsburgh galleries is reborn anew as The Pittsburgh Art Blog. the blog features selected pittsburgh artists and upcoming exhibits with photos from the artists and galleries. since the major press outlets do not go beyond a directory listing of exhibits, blogs are needed to promote pittsburgh artists and their work. the blog also calls attention to the inferiority complex of pittsburgh art and how it's perpetuated by the major players in town. Started on August 20, 2007.pittsburgh area galleries and art venues are listed at the sister site www.PghGalleries.com.the blog and website are volunteer projects from fine art photographer and pittsburgh art advocate rick byerly, www.RickByerly.com.
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Pittsburgh 3rd Annual EcoFest October 10, 2009

ECOFEST- Saturday, October 10th, 2009 10:00AM-2:00PM

Our 3rd Annual EcoFest is bigger than ever!

Featuring the Pittsburgh Power Flower!

Drop off working and non-working computers, printers and TVs thanks to environment-friendly Goodwill

Donate bikes you've been meaning to get rid of to Free Ride, and attend a bike workshop

Learn how to make inexpensive, safe, environmentally-kind cleaning products for your home

Hear a representative of the Sierra Club speak and take your questions about coal energy

Start tracking your ecological efforts as PennFuture brings the “Black and Gold City Goes Green” campaign to Regent Square

Hear representatives of the Frick Park Nature Center speak about Frick Park and bring your children for Nature Center activities

Be involved in a Children’s Art show

Donate perennials for our hillside, and help beautify our neighborhood


at the Wilkins School Community Center, 7604 Charleston Avenue in the Regent Square area.

Regina Gouger Miller Gallery presents the works of famed artist and sculptor Elizabeth Catlett May 17, 18 2008 only

The Regina Gouger Miller Gallery presents the works of famed artist and sculptor Elizabeth Catlett in a special, two-day exhibition May 17-18.

The gallery, located on the Carnegie Mellon University campus, will be open both days from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Catlett's exhibit, which features more than two dozen of her figurative lithographs, serigraphs and bronze sculptures, coincides with her acceptance of an honorary doctorate of fine arts degree from Carnegie Mellon on Sunday, May 18.

Catlett has been described as the foremost African American woman artist of her generation. Many of Catlett's works are in the collections of the world's most distinguished art museums.

Please visit http://my.cmu.edu/site/events/ or http://millergallery.cfa.cmu.edu/ for more information.

Update: Kudos to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette for the article on the history and significance of her return to Pittsburgh here.
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Artforum on Takashi Murakami and the Art of Business CMU Pittsburgh Wed April 23, 2008

COMPANY MAN: TAKASHI MURAKAMI AND THE ART OF 'BUSINESS ART' Scott Rothkopf Senior Editor Artforum International Wednesday, April 23 at 6-7:30pm in Kresge Hall (CFA) CMU in Pittsburgh, PA (Oakland)

THE ART OF BUSINESS/BUSINESS AS ART: A DISCUSSION ON BUSINESS AND ART WITH SCOTT ROTHKOPF, SENIOR EDITOR OF ARTFORUM

Delegation, agency, team production, monitoring, group entrepreneurship tic invention? "Business art is the step that comes after Art," Andy Warhol famously opined in 1975. Yet despite the recent explosion of the international art market and the crossover superstardom of figures such as Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons, perhaps only one artist has truly taken Warhol at his word: Takashi Murakami.

This lecture will explore Murakami's far-flung "business art" endeavors and their relationship to his painting and sculpture, within the context of precedents including Dalí, Warhol, and Haring. A household name in his native Japan, Murakami (b. 1963) first gained international celebrity in 2002 with his series of Louis Vuitton handbags, which grossed more than three-hundred million dollars in their first year of sales alone. Although this corporate collaboration may be his most well-known foray into the world of commerce, it is but one point in a constellation of activities that dwarfs his gallery-bound paintings and sculpture in administrative scope and market reach.

In addition to churning out finely crafted artworks coveted by collectors, he is busy producing related mass-market merchandise; running his own art fair; managing the careers of young Japanese artists; planning group exhibitions; hosting a radio show; and pursuing commercial "collaborations" in the form of advertising and branding projects with the likes of rapper Kanye West Scott Rothkopf is a senior editor of Artforum, as well as an arthistorian and critic. He has been a guest curator at Harvard University's Fogg Art Museum, where he most recently co-organized "This Is Not a Time for Dreaming" (2004), a site-specific installation and film by the French artist Pierre Huyghe made in response to Le Corbusier's only North American building, the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts. At the Fogg, he was also curator and catalogue author for the exhibition "Mel Bochner Photographs 1966¬1969" (2002), which traveled to the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh.

As a frequent contributor to Artforum, Rothkopf has written on major exhibitions, including the Venice and Whitney biennials, and on artists such asJeff Koons, Ed Ruscha, Sol LeWitt, Diller+Scofidio, Carroll Dunham, Josiah McElheny, T. J. Willcox, and Karen Kilimnik, who was the subject of his 2007 book, Period Eye: Karen Kilimnik's Fancy Pictures, co-authored with Meredith Martin. His other museum and gallery catalogue contributions include monographic essays on Wade Guyton, Eva Hesse, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Kelley Walker, and Terry Winters, as well as text on Takashi Murakami for his current traveling retrospective, organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. Rothkopf has chaired public panels, including "Photography and Conceptual Art" with Ed Ruscha, John Baldessari, and Jan Dibbets, and "Transatlantic," a College Art Association session devoted to the interchange between American and European artists in the 1960s and'70s. His essay on Surrealism in American art of the 1960s appeared in 2005 in the catalogue of "Surrealism USA," organized by the National Academy Museum, and a book length version of this text is currently under contract with Yale University Press.

Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, The School of Art, and the New Minor in Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development. Contact person: Melissa Ragona, Assistant Professor of Art, School of Art, Carnegie Mellon University, mragona@andrew.cmu.edu Tel: (412) 779-9257

Outside/In Pittsburgh Link to CMU here .

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CMU Fine Arts to show on PNC Park Jumbtron April 15 2008, Warhol Museum

Carnegie Mellon University has found a massive canvas for their public art: the Jumbotron at PNC Park. The students and faculty present "Caught Looking," an exhibition of new, one-minute video artworks, to be shown on PNC Park's massive Jumbotron Tuesday, April 15 starting at 7 p.m. The Warhol museum is also presenting a video as well (which does not include the work of CMU students, which was clarified as of April 15 by CMU). The event is free and open to the public. The Warhol Museum will host an after party from 9 to 11 p.m. at the museum.

"PNC Park is a unique venue for video art. You don't typically expect to see art at the baseball stadium, but it's an amazing experience,"said Jill Kraus Visiting Assistant Professor of Art Christopher Sperandio. "As far as we know, no other art school in the country is using an 85''x 35'' high-definition screen as a venue for student and faculty art work."
Sperandio and his students have collaborated twice with Lamar Outdoor Advertising in placing students' Pittsburgh-centric public artwork on 11" by 24" billboards along Pittsburgh's roadways.

From Ji Park, College of Fine Arts Carnegie Mellon University
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Dr Sketchy Pittsburgh Anti Art School at Gypsy Cafe April 14 2008, Pgh,Burgh,Sketchy's

Dr Sketchy's Anti-Art School in Pittsburgh at the Gypsy Cafe Monday April 14, 2008. Cowgirls and Indians!

Where: Gypsy Cafe, Southside Pittsburgh, PA
www.gypsycafe.net 1330 Bingham Street. Southside. Pittsburgh. PA. 412.381.GYPSY (4977)

What: It’s Dr. Sketchy, where artist and their ilk draw, sketch and otherwise capture the exotic beauty of our Dr. Sketchy Girls. Not your run of the mill models. Quirky and unique. The Dr. Sketchy girls will be modeling and performing as bodacious belly dancing beauties and more. As always games, prizes and liberal libatations to limber up your creativity. Bring your sketch book and supplies. Feel free to dress the theme, smoking jackets always permitted.Tunes provided by Pittsburgh’s hippest hipster DJ Zombo! Costumes provided by Spotlight Cotume.Cover charge of 10 bucks supports the ToonSeum Gallery, Pittsburgh’s museum of cartoon arts.Liquid inspiration will be on hand for purchase. Must be 18 to attend, must be 21 to embibe. for more information visit www.myspace.com/drsketchypgh or email joe@drsketchypgh.com RSVP reccommended as space is limited!

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Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Pittsburgh goes Bizarro at the Brew House. Pies, Pirates and Piraro! On March 14th, 8;00 PM,

When many artists think "life drawing," they think of sterile rooms, bad lighting, and bored, silent, models with nary a hint of personality Dr. Sketchy’s Anti Art School has changed all that. Dr. Sketchy’s models will don pirate garb, as cartoonists, illustrators, painters and artist of all kinds sketch, drink, and play outrageous games befitting Dr. Sketchy’s irreverent atmosphere.

The Dr Sketchy Pittsburgh myspace is here http://www.myspace.com/drsketchypgh They have ongoing events so add them as a friend and keep an eye on their events.

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Pies, Pirates and Piraro! Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Pittsburgh goes Bizarro at the Brew House. On March 14th, 8;00 PM, Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Pittsburgh will celebrate Pi Day (3.14) with nationally acclaimed creator of the comic Bizarro, and Pie aficionado, Dan Piraro.Dan will be emceeing the lively burlesque life drawing session with his own unique brand of comedy and cartoons. Dr. Sketchy will pay tribute to Dan’s iconic use of pies in his comic by celebrating “Pi Day” with Pies, Pirates and Piraro! This is his first time hosting a Dr. Sketchy event anywhere!When many artists think "life drawing," they think of sterile rooms, bad lighting, and bored, silent, models with nary a hint of personality. Dr. Sketchy’s Anti Art School has changed all that. Dr. Sketchy’s models will don pirate garb, as cartoonists, illustrators, painters and artist of all kinds sketch, drink, and play outrageous games befitting Dr. Sketchy’s irreverent atmosphere.
Started in 2005 by artist and burlesque dancer Molly Crabapple, Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School is the little New York art event that became a movement.The themed sketch sessions have drawn an eclectic group of artists and models of all disciplines, shapes, sizes and breeds.Dr. Sketchy past themes have included Gypsy Tramp’s and Thieves, Space Age Bachelor Pad, and “Love and Hate”.
Dan will be acting as emcee as well as performing at the event. He will also be signing copies of his latest book, “Bizarro and Other Strange Manifestations of the Art of Dan Piraro." Bizarro appears in 250 markets worldwide.Modeling at Dr. Sketchy for the March event, official spokesmodel Miss Ashley Stone, Derby Demons: La Diabla and Damage Dahl, and Sketchy regular Lauren Toohey. There will also be a very special performance by renowned Burlesque artiste Paige Turner and her seductive Pie Dance! This project supported in part by a Seed Award from the Sprout Fund.Dr. Sketchy’s will happen Friday March 14th, 8:00pm at the Brew House, 2100 Mary Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203. Suggested donation of $10 benefits the ToonSeum Gallery. A Pittsburgh museum gallery dedicated to the cartoon arts. Artists must be over 18 to attend Dr. Sketchy. Vegan snacks and liquid inspiration will be provided for those over 21 for a small donation. Artist should bring pencils, pens, sketch pads and other art implements. Reservations highly recommended for this special event.
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Pittsburgh Gets an Art Mural Birthday Present from Art Institute of Pittsburgh Students

New mural at One Oxford Center in Downtown Pittsburgh, a project from Art Institute of Pittsburgh students. The full article can be found here: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08061/861748-53.stm .

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One Oxford Center yesterday unveiled a 250th birthday present to the city -- a 60-foot mural that celebrates neighborhoods.
The work of a graphics class at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, the mural covers the wall along an escalator on the Smithfield Street side of the building.

Ann Rosenthal's class of 14, with five lead designers, portrayed Downtown, Bloomfield, North Side, South Side and Oakland, each one represented on a 4-foot-by-8-foot panel.

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Dr Sketchy at Brew House Friday March 14 2008 Pies, Pirates and Piraro! Pi Day

Pies, Pirates and Piraro! Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Pittsburgh goes Bizarro at the Brew House. On March 14th, 8;00 PM, Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Pittsburgh will celebrate Pi Day (3.14) with nationally acclaimed creator of the comic Bizarro, and Pie aficionado, Dan Piraro.
Dan will be emceeing the lively burlesque life drawing session with his own unique brand of comedy and cartoons. Dr. Sketchy will pay tribute to Dan’s iconic use of pies in his comic by celebrating “Pi Day” with Pies, Pirates and Piraro! This is his first time hosting a Dr. Sketchy event anywhere!
When many artists think "life drawing," they think of sterile rooms, bad lighting, and bored, silent, models with nary a hint of personality. Dr. Sketchy’s Anti Art School has changed all that. Dr. Sketchy’s models will don pirate garb, as cartoonists, illustrators, painters and artist of all kinds sketch, drink, and play outrageous games befitting Dr. Sketchy’s irreverent atmosphere.

Started in 2005 by artist and burlesque dancer Molly Crabapple, Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School is the little New York art event that became a movement.
The themed sketch sessions have drawn an eclectic group of artists and models of all disciplines, shapes, sizes and breeds.
Dr. Sketchy past themes have included Gypsy Tramp’s and Thieves, Space Age Bachelor Pad, and “Love and Hate”.

Dan will be acting as emcee as well as performing at the event. He will also be signing copies of his latest book, “Bizarro and Other Strange Manifestations of the Art of Dan Piraro." Bizarro appears in 250 markets worldwide.
Modeling at Dr. Sketchy for the March event, official spokesmodel Miss Ashley Stone, Derby Demons: La Diabla and Damage Dahl, and Sketchy regular Lauren Toohey. There will also be a very special performance by renowned Burlesque artiste Paige Turner and her seductive Pie Dance!
This project supported in part by a Seed Award from the Sprout Fund.
Dr. Sketchy’s will happen Friday March 14th, 8:00pm at the Brew House, 2100 Mary Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Suggested donation of $10 benefits the ToonSeum Gallery. A Pittsburgh museum gallery dedicated to the cartoon arts.
Artists must be over 18 to attend Dr. Sketchy. Vegan snacks and liquid inspiration will be provided for those over 21 for a small donation. Artist should bring pencils, pens, sketch pads and other art implements.
Reservations highly recommended for this special event.

http://www.myspace.com/drsketchypgh

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Dr. Sketchy's Anti Art School Pittsburgh IIIbr /Gypsy Tramps and Thieves!

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Dr. Sketchy's Anti Art School Pittsburgh IIIbr /Gypsy Tramps and Thieves! Draw our lovely sketchy girls, play games, and enjoy the decadent atmosphere that is Dr. Sketchy Pittsburgh!

Join us to sketch Gypsy Tramps and Thieves but mostly hot belly dancing beauties.Dr. Sketchy returns to Gypsy Cafe for sketching, drinking, games, and other such mischief.

When: MONDAY January 14th 8:00 PM-11:00 PM

Where: Gypsy Cafe, Southside Pittsburgh, PAwww.gypsycafe.net

What: It’s Dr. Sketchy, where artist and their ilk draw, sketch and otherwise capture the exotic beauty of our Dr. Sketchy Girls. Not your run of the mill models. Quirky and unique. The Dr. Sketchy girls will be modeling and performing as bodacious belly dancing beauties and more. As always games, prizes and liberal libatations to limber up your creativity. Bring your sketch book and supplies. Feel free to dress the theme, smoking jackets always permitted.Tunes provided by Pittsburgh’s hippest hipster DJ Zombo! Costumes provided by Spotlight Cotume.

Cover charge of 10 bucks supports the ToonSeum Gallery, Pittsburgh’s museum of cartoon arts.Liquid inspiration will be on hand for purchase.

Must be 18 to attend, must be 21 to embibe. for more information visit www.myspace.com/drsketchypgh or email joe@drsketchypgh.com RSVP reccommended as space is limited!

pittsburgh galleries is a project from
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