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Summer 2019 Friday, July 12

5:30 – 10 pm

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Featured: MYTHOLOGIES, Wood Street Galleries

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Cultural District.Late night.

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust 9 pm – 12 am | Tickets: $25 | Ages 21+ Trust Arts Education Center Peirce Studio | 807 Liberty Ave

Drink. Dance. Move. Experience FOOTWORK—an immersive dance party in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh. The official after-party for the summer Gallery Crawl is back.

Step into the unknown, step into FOOTWORK.

$20 Early Access Price (ends July 5) | $25 Ticket includes:• Access to a captivating space filled

with music + dancing• One drink on us + cash bar• Tasty summer bites

**Must be 21+ to attend. Proper ID required.

Salsa Friday Pittsburgh Cultural Trust 10 pm – 1:45 am | Tickets: $5 | Ages 21+ Green Cabaret Theater | 655 Penn Ave

The social dance event welcomes beginners and advanced skill levels. Food and beverage service is available. Tickets may be purchased at the host desk prior to the event.

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SPACE 812 Liberty Ave _ _ _ _ _ _ curated by Brett Yasko Brett Yasko asked 87 Pittsburgh artists to each shoot a roll of 35mm film and return it back to him, undeveloped. What he asked to be documented is between him and each of them. Just like you, the artists won't see the results of their work until they enter the gallery. With music by DJ Formosa. Through August 4

Social Status 717 Liberty Ave 24 by Tony Duff 6 – 10 pm Pittsburgh-based contemporary photographer Tony Duff showcases highly conceptual imagery consisting of manipulated extremities and bold pops of color, which he leaves the viewer to interpret. With music by Slim Tha DJ.

Crazy Mocha 801 Liberty Ave SMS Art Studio Stop in to watch muralist, portrait artist, illustrator, and tattoo designer Scott Saloney working on a live mural.

Wood Street Galleries 601 Wood St MYTHOLOGIES The work of Guillaume Marmin is part of a revival of visual creation that avoids traditional forms of narration and scenic supports. He is looking for a common language between image and sound—a synesthetic alphabet made of rhythms, contrasts, and refined figures in motion. Timée (2nd Floor) Recreating a vision of Plato’s in installation form, light shines through a perforated wall with a pattern of 300 holes. As the space fills with smoke, shapes are formed within a stunning cosmic void. Anger & Hope (3rd Floor) Referencing the Greek myth of Pandora’s box, the device aims to give physical form to sound frequencies, rendered in three dimensions through luminous flux. Images and sounds merge into one medium, with shifting contours, which appears to be alive and tangible. Through August 25

love, Pittsburgh 805 Liberty Ave love, Pittsburgh featuring Small Mall Wall love, Pittsburgh is happy to partner with Lawrenceville's Small Mall by showcasing local artists. Stop by and see who is featured in our quarterly rotating Small Mall Wall.

Trust Arts Education Center 807 Liberty Ave American Society of Media Photographers | Burghers (4th Floor) Whether they are working, playing, studying, putting out folding chairs for a parking spot, eating a hoagie, or cheering on the “Stillers," the American Society of Media Photographers out of Pittsburgh are glad to call the people in these photographs “neighbors.” With music by DJ Inception. The Art Trap: Paint Night (3rd Floor) Create your own masterpiece in a painting session with instruction by local artists from BOOM Concepts or participate in painting a community canvas. Jam to the beats of your favorite rap, trap, and R&B hits! Painting sessions, first-come-first-served: 6 – 7 pm, 8 – 9 pm.

Harris Theater 809 Liberty Ave High and Low Art | A Poster Gallery of The Harris Theater's Fantastic Film History Visit The Harris Theater's lower gallery for an exhibit of film posters that celebrates the fantastic history of films that actually screened in the theater during the last 85+ years.

*Downstairs Gallery is not wheelchair accessible

Liberty Magic 811 Liberty Ave Liberty Magic See sleight of hand, experience mind reading, and prepare to be stunned at unbelievable feats, all performed by Liberty Magic’s own staff magicians. 7:30 pm – 10 pm, every 20 minutes.

937 Liberty What We Don't Talk About Art imitates more than just life; it does not ignore mortality. We, the living, cannot know death absolutely. Is this where the power lies? Is the fact that life is finite what makes it profound? Is this death’s gift? Through September 1

Arcade Comedy Theater 943 Liberty Ave Improv Comedy Shows 6 – 10 pm (shows every half hour) Stop by Arcade Comedy Theater for family-friendly improv comedy shows every half-hour, featuring games and scenes inspired by your ideas.

Omni William Penn Hotel 530 William Penn Pl #2 Jen Joyce Stop by Wigle Whiskey's Tasting Room for photography and art by Jen Joyce.

August Wilson African American Cultural Center 980 Liberty Ave Artmaking with Women of Visions, Inc. 6 – 8 pm Learn techniques in painting, quilting, clay, assemblage, and more from Women of Visions, Inc.—supporting, cultivating, and promoting the diverse contributions of African-American women in the arts. Seats of Power Organized by Kilolo Luckett, Curator of Visual Arts, in collaboration with Women of Visions, Inc. This exhibition pays tribute to prominent and unsung heroes, mentors, and sources of inspiration that echo stories of the past, present, and future. Race and Revolution: Still Separate, Still Unequal Curated by Katie Fuller and Larry Ossei-Mensah This exhibition examines the ongoing racial and economic disparity in the U.S. public school system.

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All events 5:30 – 10 pm unless otherwise noted.

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Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown 945 Penn Ave Fred Benson 5:30 – 9:30 pm Canonsburg-based artist Fred Benson exhibits his latest work.

Neighborhood Legal Services 928 Penn Ave Affordable Housing? Who What Where Why When and How? The idea of affordable housing is in the news—but it means different things to different people. What does it mean to you? Stop by for this interactive installation exploring the timely topic.

Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council 810 Penn Ave (Suite 600) We Are Here: Asian Pacific Islander American Artists in Pittsburgh Asian Pacific Islander Americans (APIA) have been in Pittsburgh since the 1870s and represent an ever-growing community in the city and in the country at-large, but APIAs continue to struggle for representation. For the first time in Pittsburgh’s history, every exhibiting artist identifies as APIA.

ColorPerfect Printing 804 Penn Ave Homeward Bound New Prints by Danny Devine Homeward Bound is a new mini exhibition by Pittsburgh-based artist Danny Devine. It features new prints as well as books from City Slicker Press.

707 Penn Gallery Darkest Dark – Charcoal Drawings by Oreen Cohen Darkest Dark is an ongoing series of large scale charcoal works on paper built up with residual marks from aggressive automatic drawing. The artist strikes the surface with boundless energy–thrashing to heavy metal music, pushing the possibilities of mark-making. Interpretive synergetic performance by movement artist, Gia Cacalano, electronic artist, Echo Lightwave Unspeakable, and visual artist, Oreen Cohen at 7 pm. Music performance by local punk band, Speed Plans at 8 pm.

Emmanuel Fine Art Photography Gallery 100 7th St Interact with one of Pittsburgh's premiere painters. You can view his work and get tips about painting, all while surrounded by stunning outdoor photography.

Backstage Bar 655 Penn Ave Yoko Suzuki Trio 5:30 – 7:30 pm Yoko Suzuki is an alto saxophonist working in Pittsburgh and New York City. She also holds a Ph.D. in ethnomusicoloy and women’s studies from the University of Pittsburgh. For this performance Suzuki will be joined by drummer David Throckmorton and organist Cliff Barnes. Artwork by Vickie Schilling & Nadia Lapets The Backstage Bar's walls will be adorned with work from these two artists, who will be on-site at 5:30 pm. Their art is for sale at the front desk.

Agnes R. Katz Plaza Penn & 7th Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and Friends 5:30 – 9 pm Learn about the library's collections and services while enjoying a fun actvity. The Carnegie Library's Friends group will also be selling great, used books with a focus on art. The Flow Band 6 – 9 pm The five-member reggae band has entertained audiences for over 30 years. The Flow Band prides itself on spreading love and positive vibes through uplifting music.

Welcome Pittsburgh Information Center and Gift Shop KLoRebel Art | Drawing Launch, PRE-Picklesburgh KLoRebel Art is the 100% hand-drawn and handcrafted work of native Pittsburgh artist Kirsten Lowe-Rebel. With a strong connection to time and place, Kirsten reimagines her architectural illustration into pieces you can use, wear, and gift.

Market Square Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership presents the Night Market in Market Square The Market features Pittsburgh’s most creative independent vendors, giant games, food, music, and, this time, entertainment programmed by Pittsburgh City Paper. The Night Market series will run every Saturday evening from through October 26 in Market Square.

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