"Dia De Los Muertos Y La Resurreccion: the existential crisis" @ moxie DaDA
1416 Arch Street /BY APPOINTMENT OR Sat 12-6 PM / Sun 12-5 / OCT 10 - NOV 7 2009
CLOSING RECEPTION, nov 7 2009 / 6-9 PM
This exhibition is going to explore death as a doorway to another life. It is going to represent the physical death of the gallery through a burial, and exhibition that reflects on these three questions: why do we exist; why are we here; and are we able to make a difference...?
ARTIST / GALLERY DISCUSSIONS, on-going every SUNDAY through OCTOBER, 2 PM
Artists are welcome to bring their ideas for future projects.... while discussing plans for alternative exhibitions...
FINAL EXHIBITION @ THE FIREHOUSE
1416 ARCH STREET/
We'd like to take the opportunity to thank our artists, the community and our neighbors at the firehouse studios for supporting our efforts during our stay in the Northside. It is with great enthusiasm and zest that we embark in our new direction, which includes: the development of commercial and residential art acquisition; and exploration of the virtual arena for art process, documentation, interviews and tours… Our long term goal is to provide\ global access to the Pittsburgh arts community following personal and regional developments. In short, providing a window to the world..
Coupling with the virtual development, moxie DaDA will continue to act as facilitators of public art projects. In our next phase, you can expect to see art that moves, engages and challenges.
To stay connected with moxie DaDA, follow the website for changes and current events. http://moxiedada.com/
Also: http://www.moxboxconsulting.com/
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Moxie Dada Final Exhibit Oct 10- Nov 7, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Mt. Lebanon Art gallery to close doors, continue business online
The Pittsburgh Galleries blog is a volunteer effort from Rick Byerly to promote Pittsburgh art events which feature artists from the area. The PghGalleries.com website effort is an up-to-date directory with Pittsburgh area art venues. Thanks go to Sirani Gallery of 5875 Forbes Ave in Squirrel Hill for being a sponsor and David L. Edwards Art and Anonymous for their donations to this effort. Donation and sponsor info can be found here. Rick Byerly, Uniquetake Photography...
Mt. Lebanon Art gallery to close doors, continue business online
Thursday, February 05, 2009
By Dave Zuchowski
The gallery owners expect to close the doors at the end of this month and are currently holding a "Going out of Business Sale" with discounts on everything.
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Sunday, August 10, 2008
Packrat Handmade Closed
The consignment store on the South Side of Pittsburgh closed in June of 2008. If you're an artist looking to get your work back call Dove at 607-426-1268.
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
Digging Pitt Gallery and Digging Pitt Too Have Closed Their Doors
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Digging Pitt and Digging Pitt Too Close Their Doors
Digging Pitt and Digging Pitt Too Galleries regretfully announce their imminent closure. Since its inception in February 2005, the gallery has produced exhibits and events that have been a vital part of the Pittsburgh cultural scene. The galleries officially closed their doors on January 12, 2008. Please contact John Morris for additional information.
Digging Pitt's flat file archives included the work of over two hundred regional and national artists. Contemporary luminaries, like Martin Wilner and Jacob El-Hanani, have been included in Digging Pitt's flat file archive.
Digging Pitt's last exhibit, The Blogger Show, was extravagant in its scope. The exhibit encompassed four venues in two cities, showcasing the work of over thirty art bloggers.
In its three years of operation, Digging Pitt has produced over sixty exhibits as well as special events like artist talks, readings and workshops. Please visit Digging Pitt's website www.diggingpitt.com/pastshows.html for complete information about our past exhibits.
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