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Guide to Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District

1/24/2019 Griffin Sendek | Features Editor The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Gallery Crawl returns to the Cultural District Friday, Jan. 25, and as always is showcasing a tremendous amount of art galleries, performances and events from Pittsburgh based artists. Per the usual, it is also completely free to attend. The gallery crawl only comes around a few times a year, and is never the same twice. … Continue reading Guide to Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District

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Doors Open Pittsburgh inspires curiosity throughout city

By Madison Pastrick | Staff Writer Pittsburgh is a city famous for its unique architecture and history; however, many of its own residents are not aware of the unusual features within the buildings they pass everyday. This realization is what prompted the Doors Open Pittsburgh event that took place this past weekend, allowing the public to visit some of the city’s most extraordinary sites. This … Continue reading Doors Open Pittsburgh inspires curiosity throughout city

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Gallery Crawl returns to Cultural District

By Sean Armstrong | Staff Writer The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s annual Gallery Crawl came and went this past weekend with over thirty exhibits featured this year. The art displayed ranged from sculptures to comics to fashion. With that in mind, there were several displays that garnered particular interest this year. Ryoji Ikeda, a leading Japanese electronic composer and visual artist, held his display “data.matrix” in … Continue reading Gallery Crawl returns to Cultural District

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