06.29.08 Family Fun Day:
Sunday June 29th, at the PCA Campus , 12:00-5:00pm <learn more>
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05.29.08 Eileen Maxson "Orphans of Failure" at the Melwood Screening Room:
Thursday May 29th, at the Melwood Screening Room, 7:30pm <learn more>
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05.22.08 Orgone Archives:
Thursday May 22nd, at the Melwood Screening Room, 7:30pm <learn more>
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05.06.08 Biennial Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 3, The Pittsburgh Biennial opened to the public. Thank you for the excellent turnout, our exhibition spaces were full of activity and buzzing with conversation. <learn more>
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04.25.08 Pittsburgh Biennial 2008:
Pittsburgh Filmmakers and Pittsburgh Center for the Arts announce the 2008 Biennial, an exhibit of contemporary art running May 3 – August 24, 2008. With the merger of PF and PCA providing expanded resources, the 2008 Biennial presents a continuum of visual arts from still to moving images, as disciplines converge. Encompassing both campuses of PF/PCA, the exhibit includes two new components – a cinema program and a series of art performances. <learn more>
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04.15.08 Opening Reception May 3, 2008:
An Opening Night reception will be held on Saturday, May 3, simultaneously at both locations in Pittsburgh’s East End, with a shuttle running between PCA in Shadyside and PF in North Oakland. The dual parties begin at PCA at 5:30pm, and end at PF with a robot dance party. The event includes food and spirits, along with DJs, live performance art, digital projections, music and more. It is open to the public; a $5 donation is requested; free to members.
04.15.08 Biennial Catalogue Installment One
The 2008 Biennial Catalog features an overview of the artists’ work while offering a contemporary spin on artist books. They are designed and assembled by Encyclopedia Destructica, a Pittsburgh-based artist collective known for publishing limited edition books and zines. The Biennial catalogs will be hand bound by artists and guests at a binding party during the exhibit. And in keeping with its non-traditional nature, the catalog will be released in two installments – one on opening night and one on closing night. <learn more>
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The biennial catalogue is available through the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
