The mayoral primary, May 21, 2013, will ultimately be the deciding vote for Pittsburgh's next mayor. And because we live in a highly regressive state known as the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that means only registered Democrats will have a determining voice in who the next mayor will be. I have sent in a change of party status temporarily so I can vote in this most important primary. It has been over 15 years since I was a registered Democrat so that shows how important I believe this race will be.
A current list of candidates can be found here. Of particular note are Democratic candidates Bill Peduto and Michael Lamb, who declared before Ravenstahl withdrew.
You have until April 22, 2013 to register to vote and I'm assuming that means any changes in your registration as well.
The deadline for in-person voter registration is 30 days prior to each primary or election. Registration-by-mail forms must be postmarked no later than the voter registration deadline in order to be processed for the upcoming primary or election.
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Eyes on Pittsburgh
Formerly the Pittsburgh Art Blog, Eyes on Pittsburgh focuses on
cultural aspects of the region, including visual and performing arts, as well as
locavore, development and environmental issues through original, analytical writing and
interviews. 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 artist advocate rick byerly.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Voter Registration Deadline for Pittsburgh Primary is April 22, 2013
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Pittsburgh is Art Day of Giving - 5.11.11
Pittsburgh is Art Day of Giving - 5.11.11
Goals - Basics - Sign Up - Marketing Toolkit
The Pittsburgh is Art Day of Giving is a 24-hour donation match campaign and opportunity to increase giving to our thriving arts and culture sector. Initiated by the Greater Pittsburgh Arts council and the Heinz Endowments, it is sponsored by The Pittsburgh Foundation and modeled after their October 2010 PittsburghGives Day of Giving.
Goals
1. Increase individual giving to arts and culture nonprofits.
2. Draw attention to Pittsburgh's diverse and vibrant arts and culture community.
3. Attract new donors and new dollars.
Basics
- The match pool will contain between $350,000-500,000 from the Heinz Endowments, The Pittsburgh Foundation, The Hillman Foundation and other local funders. Every organization that receives funds during the match period will receive a portion of the match. The matching dollars will be pro-rated.
- Donors will have 24 hours to give. Only credit card gifts through PittsburghGives.org will be eligible for matching funds. No gifts from checks, cash, gift card redemptions, or donor-advised fund grants will be eligible for matching funds.
- Minimum gift eligible for match: $15
- Maximum gift to a single organization: $10,000
- Each participating organization is eligible to receive funds with no maximum limit for the organization. Organizations are prohibited from donating to themselves.
- Participating organizations will receive pre- and post-event surveys which they must complete and return. Organizations are also required to report gift results including size of donor pool, average gift size, number of new donors, total amount of gifts received from returning donors.
Sign Up
The Pittsburgh is Art Day of Giving supports arts and culture organizations in the Pittsburgh region. Organizations must:
- Be a nonprofit with 501(c)(3) status OR
- Be an arts-focused program, department or subsidiary functioning under the umbrella of a larger 501(c)3 that has its own (1) financial statements and (2) more than one dedicated staff member.
- File an IRS Form 990 with annual revenues of $25,000 or more. (Preferred but not required. If you do not file an IRS Form 990, you must provide income statements and balance sheets for the past three fiscal years.)
- Have an up-to-date portrait on the PittsburghGives.org website on or before March 25, 2011. To begin a PittsburghGives portrait, contact Kelly Uranker ( urankerk@pghfdn.org) with your organization name, contact person and a copy of your IRS letter of determination.
GPAC is conducting a city-wide visibility campaign to bring even more awareness and support to the arts community. Interested in joining the task force? Contact Maggie Johnson at mjohnson@pittsburghartscouncil.org.
Info for SharingMarketing Toolkit
You, the participating organizations, will drive the grassroots and social media promotion of this campaign. More materials will be available for download throughout February and March. Check back often.
Web and Email Images
Print-Ready Ads and Flyers
Online Order Form for printed materials (subsidized by GPAC)
Social Media
- Pittsburgh Foundation social media webinars
- Twitter hashtag: #artdog
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The Pittsburgh Art BlogThe Pittsburgh Art 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 artist advocate rick byerly.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Lawrenceville Resource Fair and Community Celebration
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
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I would like to invite you to come out to two fundraisers to support the Lawrenceville Resource Fair and Community Celebration. The $$ raised during the fundraising events will go directly to help fun the fair being held on Saturday May 30th, 2009 in the Allegheny Cemetery (Butler Street Gate) from 12-7 pm. The Resource Fair is an event that connects Pittsburgh residents to resources offered by non-profit and business The event celebrates the quickly developing Lawrenceville Community as a community that has a focus on local assets.
There are two fundraising events happening back to back to support the Fair. One on Friday May 8th at the New Amsterdam from 6-8 pm and the other is Saturday May 9th at the Remedy Bar from 10-2 pm.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Unblurred Art Crawl Friday, May 1, 2009 Schedule
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Friday, May 1, 2009 Schedule
The Unblurred Art Gallery Crawl happens the first Friday of every month along Penn Ave in Garfield, Bloomfield, Friendship and East Liberty and the schedule can always be found here.
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Artist Mike Egan's work at Crazy Mocha Coffee Shop, Bloomfield May 18 to End of June 2008
Artist Mike Egan's work at Crazy Mocha Coffee Shop, Bloomfield May 18 to End of June 2008:
From Egan:
I'll be showing 14 new paintings at Crazy Mocha Coffee Shop in Bloomfield. The show will be up next Sunday, May 18th until the end of June.If you're in town stop on by and check it out!!! My website has been updated with the new work, check it out here: http://www.eganpaintings.com/
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Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Funk N Punk Sat May 17,2008 Pepsi Cola Roadhouse
This info came to me via a recent CMU grad who moved back to town recently and is involved in the following project:
PEPSI-COLA ROADHOUSE AND U.REP PARTNER IN NEW MUSIC PROJECT
“FUNK ‘N’ PUNK” SHOW TO OPEN THE SERIES
Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse website: www.pepsiroadhouse.com
With the underlying idea of strengthening and regenerating interest in home grown and locally performed original music, a group of young promoters calling themselves U.REP has teamed with the Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse, upon an offer from the venue, to produce a series of concerts showcasing new and upcoming regional talent. Additionally, with advance tickets, audience members can reserve a seat on a shuttle bus with complimentary refreshments, getting themselves to and from the Roadhouse and starting and ending at pre-selected boarding locations. As of now, the plan is to stage a show every couple of months that will present the finest, most well respected performers in the greater Pittsburgh region, including any and all types of contemporary music genre.
To date, the first show, slated at the Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse for Saturday, May 17, presents the cutting-edge, funk bands CK9 and the Old E Allstars and The Jungle, and punk-rock band Alive in the Underground. With this breakaway Roadhouse project, these and other local original bands and artists will find a new market and have a new, highly professional place to be heard.
And the Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse is not just any place. In a state-of-the-art facility, the Roadhouse boasts a nationally accredited sound system, a highly experienced crew, and a musician’s dream of a stage that has presented such artists as Ray Charles, Charlie Daniels, Willie Nelson and other greats of the industry. Bands who become part of this project will appreciate the superior quality of the audio, video, and lighting equipment, worth at least $750,000, that will record their concerts on professional levels. Helping the artists sound their best will be a sound engineer who was formerly the engineer at Club Laga and Grafitti at the height of their successes as Pittsburgh’s best music showcase venues.
The Roadhouse audience who comes to these new concerts will also be rewarded with a venue that holds the honors for being voted the past five years as one of the top country music clubs in all of the United States and Canada, 2500 seats that provide a clear view of the stage from every area, a security crew comprised of law enforcement officials, and a parking lot with a capacity for over 1200 cars.
THE CONCERT: “FUNK ‘N’ PUNK
Emcee for the evening: Cinik Lethal
Show starts at 8 pm. Saturday, May 17, at the Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse.
Advance tickets includes transportation & four drinks + $1 drink specials: $20
Purchase tickets by calling Bruce @ (412)606-6751 by Tuesday 13th!!!
Pick-up time is 7:15 at selected boarding locations. Drop off time is 1:00 am or earlier.
Boarding locations are:
Shadow Lounge in East Liberty
Peter’s Pub in Oakland
Charlie Murdoch’s on the South Side
Acapulco Joe’s in Carrick
The Brass Rail in Pleasant Hills
All ages 18+ show. Shuttle bus drinkers must be 21 and over.
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival
Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival inPittsburgh Pennsylvania. The rich tapestry of Asia and Asian American culture will unfold through films from Asia and Asian Americans.
www.silkscreenfestival.org
Mission:
Our mission is to celebrate diversity and multi-cultural appreciation of the Asian and Asian American experience through cultural events.
Vision for the Future
Within three to five years Silk Screen plans to develop into a week- or month-long celebration of Asian and Asian American cultures with events throughout the City of Pittsburgh including educational outreach (K-12); art exhibits, theater, dance and music performances; additional Film Festival workshops; amateur/student film/video projects and submissions; specialty screenings; and filmmaker visits.
The long-term plan is to create an architecturally remarkable building that will house an Asia Center. It will be the Gateway to Asia, providing resources for cultural exchange and business.
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
ToonSeum: KA-BLAM! Dr Sketchy May 3 2008 Pittsburgh
ToonSeum host KA-BLAM! /Tickets: $35 in advance, $45 at the door. Dancing, Drinking and Drawing.
May’s Dr. Sketchy will be a part of KA-BLAM!You and your friends are invited to KA-BLAM! A party to benefit the ToonSeum. Your Host: Rob Rogers
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Friday, April 18, 2008
Gallerie Chiz: Daniel Belardinelli, Vanessa German May 2, 2008
Daniel Belardinelli:guilty as charged . . . paintings and Vanessa German: root, rhythm, & ritual . . . sculptural assemblages.
Opening Reception & First Friday Art Walk … May 2, 2008, 6-9pm
with Richard Bertini at the piano, Exhibit runs until May 24, 2008.
Gallerie Chiz 5831 Ellsworth Avenue Pittsburgh 15232 Shadyside 412-441-6005
Daniel Belardinelli
guilty as charged . . . paintings
Daniel Belardinelli, internationally esteemed outsider artist from New York, returns to CHIZ with exciting new work. He received a warm welcome in Pittsburgh after missing Flight 93 on 9/11/01. Having lost a family member who was on board that day, he continues to feel a deep connection to this area. Daniel and three others who missed the plane were featured on programs on both A&E and The History Channel. In addition to the works in his previous exhibition at CHIZ, his yearly calendar books (a painting a day) were displayed here then. They will now be featured in a story about him, written by Tom Patterson, in the upcoming Fall 2008 Issue of Raw Vision Magazine. His work will also be shown at the Inaugural Outsider Art Fair to be held in Europe (the first ever), which opens May 25th in Vienna, Austria.
Mr. Belardinelli will be happy to answer questions about his work during the evening.
Vanessa German
root, rhythm, & ritual . . . sculptural assemblages
Vanessa German, a Pittsburgh transplant from Wisconsin, California, and Ohio, has become a much-valued member of our community. As a poet, an actor, a visual artist and teacher, she continues to touch many lives here. Her contributions to Pittsburgh garnered her the 2007 Duquesne Light African-American Leadership Award for Arts, Culture, and Recreation. She has appeared in many regional stage productions and has extensive training in the performing arts. Vanessa is also represented in the 2008 Biennial at the Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts from May 3 - August 24, 2008. GALLERIE CHIZ has been representing her work since November 2006 and is presenting new sculptures at this exhibit.
Ms. German will speak briefly about her work during the opening reception.
Gallerie Chiz 5831 Ellsworth Avenue Pittsburgh 15232 Shadyside 412-441-6005 Hours: 11am to 5:45pm, Tuesday through Friday; 11am to 5pm on Saturday, Sundays (PLEASE CALL) and closed on Mondays. Always free and open to the public.
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors Member Show at Élan Fine Art Gallery Sewickley PA May 10 2008 Pittsburgh Galleries
May 10 through July 5 The Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors Member Show at Élan Fine Art Gallery. Curator James Shipman, President of S.O.S.
Opening Reception : May 10 from 6-9 PM
Closing Reception: July 5 from 6-9 PM
May 10, 9 AM to 1 PM 43rd Annual Sewickley May Market This Sewickley tradition on Broad Street, features plants and garden accessories supplied by local garden clubs and vendors. Additional vendors will offer art, and garden decorating accessories. Activities for the kids.
May 10 from 11 AM to 1 PM Book Signing with International Artist, David Michael Bowers.Fanfare Magazine, “A sumptuous volume- “David Michael Bowers: The Evolution of an Artist” – with superb color plates and a text by Robert J. Trombetta was recently published. An art-lovers must.” www.dmbowers.com/bookFrame.html
www.elanarts.com Élan Fine Art Gallery 427 Broad Street Sewickley, PA 15143
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Zombo Art Gallery: Ian Green Studios Vs. BINKY FON May 2 2008 Pittsburgh Galleries
Zombo Gallery presents Ian Green Studios Vs. BINKY FON Opening Reception Friday May 2nd at 6pm Closing Reception Friday May 23rd at 6pm. Gallery Hours.. Fridays from 5:00-7:30 and Saturdays Noon - 4pm other times ..call 412-904-3703 appointments.
Who is Ian Green and why you have to see his art.
Ian Green was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. As a kid, he played mostly in the woods that edged Carrick. This was the 70's and no one talked about green space, so the woods back then were basically considered a dumping ground for many and most roads that ended there were punctuated by many a lazy slob's garbage. For a parent, this was surely a safety concern, but for little Ian, it was awesome! A seemingly endless supply of discarded and fading plastics, gems of broken glass, rusted metal and peeling painted wood mixed with lush vegetation and weeds offered forms and colors and textures that no clean playground could. Ian was into it.
Every so often, his family would go up to Mars, PA. to visit John and Louise Fox. John was a painter and antique dealer. Their warehouse was dark and ominous and filled to the rafters with John's work and antique items ranging from nearly worthless to rare and exquisite - all accompanied with a layer of dust the thickness of which bespoke either their newness or neglect. Wandering through this strange interior garden excited Ian the same way the junk did back home in the woods. He was hooked.
Skip ahead past the BFA from CCAD, the MFA in Painting from IU in Bloomington, and hit play in Pittsburgh 2000. Ian gets a studio in Homestead (where he is still working) but the world is very different now. He looks at people talking into their cell phones and they seem like plain-clothes extras rehearsing for a Star Trek episode, so he paints a broken branch in a dirty window with the light filtering through the dying leaves. Skip a little pass 911 to the ever-present terror we're supposed to be feeling thanks to Fox News. No thanks - so Ian joins the Zany Umbrella Circus as an antidote to helplessness.
Now people talk to their invisible friends via little Borg attachments. Loud one-sided arguments from pissed off strangers drift up from the bus stop below his studio. Ian sees the billboards getting bigger and brighter and the people getting smaller and smaller and he's seeing a lot more security cameras everywhere and yet people seem more afraid than ever. Pieces like "MacSanto's Pizzarena", and "Dave -n - Strikebusters" and "BINKY FON" stem from a growing suspicion-that our present humanity is sliding uneasily into a trap set for the future. This is what Ian calls "The Time of PIL". Where good credit equals no worries and the billboards read you.
The Zombo Gallery is not only Lawrenceville's newest gallery, but it is Pittsburgh's home for hip lowbrow art. It is artwork that is rooted in 1950's and 60's pop culture and kitsch. It follows along the lines of San Francisco's Juxtapoz Magazine. The gallery houses a retail area with similar themed wares such as Custom T-shirts, DVDs, CDs and recorded air checks of Zombo's Record Party radio show that is heard Fridays from 10am-3pm on Pittsburgh's WRCT 88.3 FM.The gallery is located at 4900 Hatfield St. and also houses a custom screen printing shop.
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Monday, April 14, 2008
Pittsburgh Artist Charles Smith II and Celebrate Life Celebrate Art Persad Auction May 12, 2008
ONE NIGHT ONLY! 20th Annual "Celebrate Life, Celebrate Art" Auction on Monday, May 12, 2008 at The Carnegie Museum of Art 4400 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213
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Thursday, April 3, 2008
Pittsburgh Film Festivals April May 2008 CMU, Jewish-Israeli, Banff, Silk Screen
Here's a brief rundown with website links for Pittsburgh Film Festivals going on now, April 2008 and May 2008 as well...
Pittsburgh Film Festivals April, May 2008:
The Pittsburgh Jewish-Isreali Film Festival
http://www.ujfpittsburgh.org/section.html?id=560
Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival Highlights Mechanization of Modern Society, April 4-15 http://www.cmu.edu/faces/
Banff Mountain Film Festival in Pittsburgh - April 4th and April 5th
http://www.getoutzine.com/node/148
Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival returns May 9-18, 2008 to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
http://www.silkscreenfestival.org/
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