Heralded painter Michael Williams on his new show at the Carnegie
“I was just experimenting with a new tool.”
By Amani Newton
Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Michael Williams, Carnegie Museum of Art, Scaife Gallery
Firelei Baez: Bloodlines tackles race, gender and history at The Warhol
Degraded images and lost memories are the show’s guiding concepts
Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Firelei Baez, Bloodlines, Andy Warhol Museum, Can I Pass? Introducing the Paper Bag to the Fan Test for the Month of June, tignon
A Children’s Museum exhibit teaches kids about the Cold War
“I really want children to enjoy the atmosphere of espionage.”
Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Ice Station Zebra, Children's Museum, Artists Image Resource, The Sprout Fund, the University of Pittsburgh, Pikene på Broen, the Norwegian Cultural Ministry, Dan and Irina Peris
Exploring modern mothering through an economic lens
The knowledge that neoliberalism makes economic insecurity indivisible from motherhood today is central to Mothering Through Precarity.
Tags: Book Reviews + Features, Books, Mothering Through Precarity, Emily Chivers Yochim, Julie A. Wilson
James Adomian, Aparna Nancherla and Reformed Whores headline the second annual Burning Bridges comedy festival
“I’m yelling the word ‘masturbating’ on the street!”
Tags: Comedy, Comedy, Burning Bridges Comedy Festival, Reformed Whores, James Adomian, Aparna Nancherla, Race to the Coffin Comedy, Epicast Network, Katy Frame
More Lynn Cullen Live
Pa. Supreme Court says worker was still on job, even at work-sponsored happy hour
By Ryan Deto
Couch Brewery to close; will be replaced by Tortured Souls Brewing
Pittsburgh pastry chefs to showcase skills on Food Network gingerbread competition show
By Amanda Waltz
South Side awarded grant to transform South 21st Street into “Complete Green Street”
By Jason Phox
