Table of Elements Benefit Reception at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
Friday, March 19 2010 from 5:30-8:30 p.m
Share in the vision: join us to celebrate and support the ways that art transforms our everyday lives. Indulge in over 170 pieces of ceramics, prints, and photos by more than 80 renowned artists, brought together to raise support for arts education at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild! The benefit reception features an exclusive opportunity to view and purchase from the grand showcase where the exhibition is expanded into MCG’s dining hall. Tickets* are $25 in advance, or $30 on the day of the event.
Table of Elements 2010 Exhibition at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
(on view through April 8, 2010)
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild is proud to present Table of Elements 2010, which brings together all of the components on which MCG’s model is founded into one commemorative occasion that reflects the contributions of artists in making ordinary experiences extraordinary.
On display will be ceramics by widely collected artists like Ed Eberle, Robert Briscoe, Suze Lindsay and Nick Joerling. The showcase will also include photographs, prints, and paintings—some of which have been provided through collections of Artists Image Resource and painter Glen Brunken.
61 of the contributing artists (~55%) are from the Pittsburgh area, which includes 6 of whom are from the western PA region (e.g. Indiana, West Virginia, Edinboro).
A few specific names: Ed Eberle, Valda Cox, Sue Abramson, Richard Wukich, Laura Jean McLaughlin, Glen Brunken, John Ritter, Mary Tremonte and more!
Direct link on our website:
http://manchesterguild.org/Va/Calendar.htm#ToE2010
For more information or to make reservations, visit www.manchesterguild.org
or call Brittany Colatrella, Communications Coordinator, at 412-322-1773 Ext. 378.
*Event ticket and exhibition art sales benefit MCG Youth & Arts programs. Works on view in MCG’s gallery will be available for purchase beginning February 24 through April 8 (or until sold). The expanded showcase will remain up for a public art sale on Saturday, March 20 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild Youth & Arts:
1815 Metropolitan Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Open Mon-Fri. From 9 a.m.--5 p.m. and during special events.
412-322-1773 Ext. 378
www.manchesterguild.org
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Table of Elements Benefit Reception at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Table of Elements 2010 Benefit Reception @ Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
Table of Elements 2010 Benefit Reception
Friday, March 19, 2010 from 5:30-8:30 pm
Location:
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
1815 Metropolitan St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Neighborhood: North Side
Primary e-mail contact: bcolatrella(AT)mcg-btc.org
Description:
Share in the vision: join us to celebrate and support the ways that
art transforms our everyday lives. Indulge in over 100 pieces of
ceramics, prints, and photos by more than 80 renowned artists, brought
together to benefit arts education at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild!
The benefit reception features an exclusive opportunity to view and
purchase from the expanded exhibition. Tickets are $25 in advance, or
$30 at the door.
For more information or to make reservations, visit
www.manchesterguild.org or call Brittany Colatrella, Communications
Coordinator, at 412-322-1773 Ext. 378.
Date: Friday, March 19, 2010
Time: 5:30-8:30 pm
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Seeing Jazz: A Tribute to the Masters and Pittsburgh Jazz Legends
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January 26* –April 3, 2009
Seeing Jazz: A Tribute to the Masters and Pittsburgh Jazz Legends
Reception: Thursday, February 5 from 6–9 p.m. including a special performance by the MCG Jazz Class of 2008 Legends and a book signing by "Pittsburgh Jazz" author John Brewer
Manchester Craftsmen's Guild (MCG) is collaborating with artist and curator Gwendolyn Black to present Seeing Jazz: a Tribute to the Masters and Pittsburgh Jazz Legends. The exhibition will showcase works by well-known masters along with some of today's noted contemporary artists, all of whom have inspired many through their artworks dedicated to jazz. Master artists include Romare Bearden, Faith Ringgold, Allen Stringfellow, Benny Andrews, Fred Brown, Richard Mayhew, Chuck Stewart and Edmund Yaghjian.Nearly ten years ago Gwendolyn Black created and introduced Visual Expressions on Jazz, which has been a recognized event for the past several years at the Annual JVC Jazz Festival in New York. To highlight Pittsburgh’s historic contributions to jazz, the exhibition will fittingly kick off a planned national tour starting at MCG in Pittsburgh’s North Side. Black’s motivation for organizing the exhibition is to “give more visibility to visual artists who not only listen to jazz music while working but who have also been at the forefront of documenting and supporting jazz music through their art.” When Seeing Jazz: a Tribute to the Masters arrives at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild in January, the exhibition will coincide with the conclusion of the City’s 250th anniversary and will include a special focus on legends from the steel city including a slide show of Teenie Harris photographs from the Pittsburgh Courier archive.
*Please Excuse Us. Factors beyond our control have delayed the full installation of this exhibition a week from the originally scheduled opening date. We hope you’ll come back to see the show in its entirety after January 25, 2009 and join us for the reception that is free and open to the public.
How to get to Manchester Craftsmen's Guild
Directions originating north of the city: From I-279 South follow signs towards Fort Pitt Bridge/Downtown and then to Ohio River Blvd Exit. Get in the lane for the West End Bridge and Chateau Street. Exit onto Chateau Street. Stay in the left hand lane and exit onto Beaver Avenue. Cross Beaver Avenue making immediate right onto North Franklin Street. Go one block to stop sign and turn right onto Metropolitan Street. Proceed through first stop sign. Enter MCG parking lot on your left.
Directions originating south and east of the city: Take the Parkway to North Shore, Fort Duquesne Bridge Exit. Cross the Fort Duquesne Bridge. Follow signs to Ohio River Blvd. Get in lane for West End Bridge. Exit onto Chateau Street. Turn left at Beaver Avenue Exit. Cross Beaver and make an immediate right onto North Franklin Street. Go one block. Turn right onto Metropolitan Street. Proceed straight through stop sign. Enter MCG parking lot on your left.
Directions originating west of the city: Cross West End Bridge then take Chateau Street Exit and follow Chateau. Turn left at the Beaver Ave Exit. Cross Beaver Avenue and take an immediate right onto North Franklin Street. Go one block. Turn right onto Metropolitan. Proceed straight through stop sign. Enter MCG parking lot on your left
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Friday, October 17, 2008
Jesse McLean and Cat Chow, Altered Meanings at MCG October 20, 2008
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Receptions: Wednesday, October 29 at 7:00 p.m.—Artist Talk with Jesse McLean and Thursday, November 13 at 6:00 p.m.—Lecture and performance by Cat Chow From recycled and reclaimed materials to familiar images, Altered Meanings explores the unique art-making processes of Cat Chow and Jesse McLean. Two, young contemporary artists, Chow and McLean both collect and repurpose to produce compelling and innovative works of art. Download the exhibition announcement!
Jesse McLean creates images by deconstructing scenes from news media and pop-culture. Replacing original content with remnants of obvious manipulation—such as the cursor or Photoshop Magic Wand selector—she questions their cause and meaning while challenging viewers’ understanding of their relationship to these popular photographs.
Cat Chow is well known for her transformation of everyday objects into wearable art. Her earlier works are fabricated from materials like dollar bills, zippers, and keys. While her new works forge the frontier of sculptural and installation art, her technique remains the same: presenting common materials in a new context that provokes reflection about social and identity issues. Read the press release!
Jesse McLean received her BA from Oberlin College. She worked at Pittsburgh Filmmakers before returning to pursue her MFA in Moving Image at the University of Illinois at Chicago. McLean’s work has been showcased in Chile, Berlin and New York. She is the recipient of PA Council on the Arts and Larson Fellowships.
Artist Talk: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 7 P.M.
Cat Chow received her BS from Northwestern, where she first began creating garments from repurposed materials. She has led numerous youth focused projects, has taught at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and exhibited her work worldwide. She is currently a resident at New York’s Artists Alliance and adjunct professor at Savannah School of Art and Design.
Exhibition Reception including artist talk and performance by Cat Chow: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 6–9 P.M.
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild
1815 Metropolitan Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 412-322-1773
Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
MCG Arts Summer Students and Staff Show Reception: Friday, September 26 from 5:00–7:00 p.m.
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2008–09 MCG Youth & Arts Exhibitions
Admission to all MCG Youth & Arts exhibitions, lectures and receptions is always FREE and open to the public. The exhibitions below are organized by two gallery spaces that we operate: the Connie Kerr Gallery—located at our main facility at 1815 Metropolitan Street—and a satellite gallery—http://www.manchesterguild.org/Va/Calendar.htm#800Penn—located in the heart of the cultural district. Contact Heather Powell, 412-322-1773 Ext. 196, if you are interested in scheduling an exhibition....
FEATURED EXHIBITIONS
September 15–October 10, 2008 2008 Summer Students and Staff Show Reception: Friday, September 26 from 5:00–7:00 p.m.
MCG Youth's uniqueness lies in its people: the hard-working and talented students, and the dedicated staff who mentors and inspires them. From ceramics to photography, digital arts to sculpture and fashion—plus everything in between—this exhibition celebrates the diversity and power of our creative community. Download the exhibition announcement!
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September 22 - October 19, 2008
HMH@MCG Reception: Friday, October 3, 6–9 p.m., in conjunction with the Cultural District Gallery Crawl
MCG@800 Penn Avenue—For nine days during the month of July MCG Youth's summer students learned from Pittsburgh's Hot Metal Happening (HMH) the process of creating cast iron forms--beginning with a concept then modeled wax to molten metal and eventually hardened iron. View the results of the students' hard work during this exhibition showcasing their cast iron works of art as well as documentation of the process
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October 20, 2008–January 9, 2009
Altered Meanings: Featuring works by Cat Chow & Jesse McLean
Receptions: Wednesday, October 29 at 7:00 p.m.—Artist Talk with Jesse McLean & Thursday, November 13 at 6:00 p.m.—Lecture and performance by Cat Chow
From recycled and reclaimed materials to familiar images, Altered Meanings explores the unique art-making processes of Cat Chow and Jesse McLean. Two, young contemporary artists, Chow and McLean both collect and repurpose to produce compelling and innovative works of art.
Jesse McLean creates images by deconstructing scenes from news media and pop-culture. Replacing original content with remnants of obvious manipulation—such as the cursor or Photoshop Magic Wand selector—she questions their cause and meaning while challenging viewers’ understanding of their relationship to these popular photographs.
Cat Chow is well known for her transformation of everyday objects into wearable art. Her earlier works are fabricated from materials like dollar bills, zippers, and keys. While her new works forge the frontier of sculptural and installation art, her technique remains the same: presenting common materials in a new context that provokes reflection about social and identity issues.
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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
MCG's Sculptural Summer Family Day July 25,2008
ART FORMS FUN AT MCG’S SCULPTURAL SUMMER FAMILY DAY
Pittsburgh, PA, July 7, 2008—Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild (MCG) Youth & Arts is pleased to announce its Sculptural Summer Family Day event in conjunction with the exhibition reception for Space and Place:SOS@MCG.
Join us Friday, July 25 from 4-9 p.m. at 1815 Metropolitan Street and enjoy creative fun for all ages!
FREE and open to the public, Family Day activities include opportunities to view our featured exhibition, watch a live iron pour, beat the summer heat creating works of your own as well as meet MCG Youth students and instructors.
To highlight our visiting artist workshop led by members of Hot Metal Happening (HMH)—a nine-day intensive with a group of MCG’s Summer Studio students—the afternoon will begin when students complete a small cast iron piece of their own creation and members of HMH lead a live iron pour to conclude the experience.
Through 7 p.m., open studios allow you to get hands on in Photography using traditional darkroom and new digital equipment to compose images with your own ten digits, or transform yourself into a monster or superhero using Photo Booth in the Digital Arts lab.
To round out the evening, the reception for Space and Place will celebrate the first collaboration between MCG and the Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors (SOS). The sculptural showcase includes works that span mixed-media to traditional object-making and video within and outside our 1815 Metropolitan Street facility, as well as a site-specific installation by Ed and Carley Parrish at our satellite gallery in the cultural district—MCG@800 Penn Avenue.
MCG and SOS are both excited to see this local rendition of a nationally recurring exhibition come to fruition: “We are especially enthusiastic about MCG’s history and reputation in arts education and the opportunity for us [SOS] to encourage new interest in sculpture. It is incredible to have our reception combined with MCG’s summer community programming and we are looking forward to sharing and creating new audiences for each organization,” said SOS president James Shipman whose work is included in the show.
Other featured artists include Atticus Adams, Jan Barone, Peter Calaboyias, Yi-Chuan Chen, Dennis Childers, Laura DeFazio, Elizabeth Asche Douglas, Tom Estlack, Ilena Finocchi, Sarika Malik Goulatia, Adrienne Heinrich, Stanley Koepke, Michael Leahy, David W. Martin, Duncan MacDiarmid, Kyle Milne, Ronald Nigro, Terri Perpich, James Rettinger, Cydra Vaux, Hugh Watkins, Paula Weiner and Gary Zak.
Space and Place will remain on view at 1815 Metropolitan Street through September 5, 2008; the gallery is open free to the public Mondays–Fridays 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Hot Metal Happening is a performance series that utilizes the flow and manipulation of molten iron to engage audience members with one of the most relevant industrial processes to the city of Pittsburgh.
Founded in 1935, Society of Sculptors is a community for sculptors in the Pittsburgh area, a forum for those who are passionate about sculpture and where artists with common interests can unite.
About MCG Youth & Arts
Through nationally recognized and acclaimed year-round programs, MCG Youth & Arts strives to educate, inspire and support positive change among Pittsburgh youth by engaging students and their communities in learning through visual arts.
MCG is a subsidiary of Manchester Bidwell Corporation. Learn more at www.manchesterguild.org.
Media Contact
Brittany Colatrella, Communications Coordinator, MCG Youth & Arts
412-322-1773 Ext. 378
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Manchester Craftsmen's Guild Art Event MCG at 800 Penn Ave July 11,2008
LOCAL SCULPTORS STIR UP TRASH SOUP
AT MCG@800 PENN AVENUE GALLERY IN THE CULTURAL DISTRICT
Pittsburgh, PA, July 7, 2008—Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild (MCG) Youth & Arts is excited to announce its first collaboration with Pittsburgh Society of Sculptors, which includes a special site-specific installation at MCG’s satellite gallery—MCG@800 Penn Avenue—in the Cultural District. Selected from proposals submitted through an open call for entries, partners Ed and Carley Parrish transform this highly visible yet intimately scaled space to convey notions of consumption, adaptation, mutation and the causal relationships between earth’s inhabitants.
Visit MCG@800 Penn Avenue on Friday, July 11 from 6–9 p.m. during the Cultural District Gallery Crawl and step into a cross section of the North Pacific gyre!
FREE and open to the public, the Gallery Crawl is a quarterly showcase of art and entertainment that takes place at various galleries and spaces throughout the Cultural District. You may start crawling at any location, but be sure to stop by 800 Penn Avenue for a surreal underwater experience—plus food and refreshments will be served!
Located in the Pacific Ocean, midway between Hawaii and San Francisco, and widely considered one of the world’s largest trash dumps, the North Pacific Gyre is estimated to be at least the size of Texas. Through a multimedia, sound and light installation made of various recycled and found materials, Ed and Carley Parrish recreate what is more popularly known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Stop back at the gallery nearer to the close date and witness changes in this “living” exhibition.
Space and Place:SOS@800 Penn Avenue will remain on view through September 7, 2008. The gallery is located at 800 Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District and is open free to the public Mondays – Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This site-specific installation is an extension of Space and Place:SOS@MCG, a local rendition of the Society of Sculptors’ annual open exhibition. The sculptural showcase features more than 20 regional artists whose work is displayed within and outside MCG’s North Shore facility at 1815 Metropolitan Street.
The Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District is presented by The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Department of Education and Community Engagement. For a complete schedule of events visit www.pgharts.org/education/gallerycrawl.aspx.
About MCG Youth & Arts
Through nationally recognized and acclaimed year-round programs, MCG Youth & Arts strives to educate, inspire and support positive change among Pittsburgh youth by engaging students and their communities in learning through visual arts.
In collaboration with the Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) and with support from various grants, foundations and individual donations, MCG Youth & Arts is a center for arts and learning that serves approximately 2,000 unique students in grades K–12 annually. Students may participate in courses in various media including ceramics, photography, design and digital arts; career and college exposure activities; and workshops with internationally renowned artists who also exhibit work at MCG’s galleries. Additionally, MCG Youth & Arts hosts a number of educational opportunities for principals, teachers and the community, and offers public access to its two galleries at no cost. MCG is a subsidiary of Manchester Bidwell Corporation. Learn more at www.manchesterguild.org.
Media Contact
Brittany Colatrella (bcolatrella@mcg-btc.org)Communications Coordinator, MCG Youth & Arts
Phone: 412-322-1773 Ext. 378
Fax: 412-321-2120
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
From Violence to Vision. MCG Youth and Arts Presentation
LOCAL TEENS USE ART TO SUPPORT VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE Pittsburgh, PA—
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild (MCG) Youth & Arts is thrilled to present a project by our first group of Arts Leadership and Public Service (ALPS) interns: From Violence to Vision. On view through July 6 at MCG’s satellite gallery—MCG@800 Penn Avenue—the exhibition includes works across media, created by ALPS interns, as well as a silent auction of exhibition pieces and sale of student-designed advocacy pins.
Join us for a free, public benefit reception on Friday, June 20, 5:30-8 p.m. at the Penn Avenue gallery. The event will offer an opportunity to meet students featured in the show as well as kick-off the silent auction, which will runthrough the end of the exhibition. Advocacy pins will also be available for purchase and food and refreshments will be served!A portion of all proceeds made during the exhibition will go to the Center for Victims of Violence and Crime (CVVC).
One of eight ALPS interns with work in the exhibition, Adriane Hairston, a rising senior at CAPA high school, is excited to participate in activism through art for her first time: “As a group, we [ALPS interns] decided to addressviolence through this exhibition because it is an issue that has affected all of us, despite our various backgrounds andexperiences. I decided to include my painting, Fruit Nancy, because I felt it was a strong piece with a chance to raisemoney for a good cause. I really hope that our efforts will positively impact someone’s life and set the stage for me tocontribute to similar benefits in the future.”
Over the course of the past academic year, the ALPS interns have shown remarkable commitment to their responsibilities. MCG is proud to see From Violence to Vision come together as the result of their plans to confront a social issuethrough a charitable initiative.
Supported by a grant from the New York-based Surdna Foundation, the ALPS internship is part of MCG’s Apprenticeship Training Program after-school arts courses. This stipended experience requires that students maintain a “C” average inschool and contribute 8 hours a week to MCG while engaging in learning skills for future success like peer leadership,portfolio development and community activism.
Widely considered Allegheny County’s most comprehensive organization committed to helping victims of and preventingviolent crime, CVVC is a not-for-profit specializing in advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling and community education.
To purchase advocacy pins, please contact Heather Powell (hpowell@mcg-btc.org) at 412-322-1773 Ext. 196 orJeffrey Schwarz ( jschwarz@mcg-btc.org) at Ext. 198.
About MCG Youth & Arts
Through nationally recognized and acclaimed year-round programs, MCG Youth & Arts strives to educate, inspire andpromote continuance to higher education by engaging students in learning through the arts.In collaboration with the Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) and with support from various grants, foundations and individualdonations, MCG Youth & Arts is a center for arts and learning that serves approximately 2,000 unique students in grades K–12 annually. Students may participate in courses in various media including ceramics, photography, design and digitalarts; career and college exposure activities; and workshops with internationally renowned artists who also exhibit work at MCG’s galleries. Additionally, MCG Youth & Arts hosts a number of educational opportunities for principals, teachers andthe community, and offers public access to its two galleries at no cost. All programs are implemented by professional workingartists, and maintain an 8:1 student:teacher ratio in order to provide students the attention they need to succeed. MCG is a subsidiary of Manchester Bidwell Corporation.
Media Contact Brittany Colatrella, Communications Coordinator, MCG Youth & Arts 412-322-1773 Ext. 378 www.manchesterguild.org
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
The Okuda Way with Clay at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild March 8, 2008
The Okuda Way with Clay at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild
Saturday, March 8, 2008 Workshop is from 10:30 a.m. - Noon.
Join MCG and our international visiting artists for a special one-day workshop. All skill levels will enjoy learning from Japanese master ceramicists Hiromu and Mieko Okuda.
Stay afterwards for FREE food and our Japanese arts and culture Family Day!
Tuition: $30 (for the workshop) All PA educators may earn ACT 48 credits, plus tuition waived for Pittsburgh Public School teachers!
http://www.manchesterguild.org
Join us in celebrating Japanese arts and culture with an array of activities that are FREE and open to the public. Participants will be able to observe the Okudas and other demonstrations in the ceramics studio, create Ikebana arrangements and origami, have your portrait taken and learn to write in Katakana!
Download the pdf flyer here: http://www.manchesterguild.org/youth/FamilyDayFlyer-Mar08.pdf
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new website CeramixPittsburgh.Org from Manchester Craftsmen's Guild, NCECA Ceramics Events
The new website http://www.ceramixpittsburgh.org/ was launched by Manchester Craftsmen's Guild after its designation as site host organization for the NCECA's 2008 conference, Cera[m!x] Pittsburgh plans to sustain collaborative and individual efforts through networks that help bridge communication gaps between artists, art appreciators, hobbyists, community organizations, K-12 and higher education.
Cera[m!x] Pittsburgh thanks our continually growing list of community, regional and national partners for their involvement and collaboration: Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, August Wilson Center for African American Culture, California University of Pennsylvania, Carlow University, Carnegie Mellon University, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Community College of Allegheny College, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, The Ellis School, Japan America Society of Pennsylvania, Just Harvest, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh Glass Center, The Regional Arts Education Collaborative, Slippery Rock University, The Society for Contemporary Craft, Sweetwater Center for the Arts, Touchstone Center for Crafts, The Union Project, The Andy Warhol Museum, Waynesburg State College.
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