A preview of an upcoming permanent exhibition at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center honoring the playwright.
Pittsburgh’s fabled Mattress Factory embarks on a new chapter with new leadership and recommits to ‘art you can get into’
Hunger, art, and community at Pittsburgh’s Contemporary Craft
by Sarah Hartman-Caverly
What happens when you’ve decided to give an animal a dignified end, and don’t succeed? Reflections on homesteading and the animals that feed us, by Sarah Hartman-Caverly.
as told by Corinne Dieterle
A rower on the Schuylkill River encounters a fellow traveler who lives in an encampment on the river. A conversation—and a painting—results.
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by Jacquelyn Jordan
Jacquelyn Jordan reflects on her former daily routine in a Philadelphia Public School, and what or who exactly the chain-link fences and padlocks are protecting students from.
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Our new media landscape is the wild west. Should we really be pinning a sheriff’s badge on anyone?
by Walter Foley • images by Ford Fischer
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