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A review of <i>Mix-N-Match</i>

A review of Mix-N-Match Sound installation turns Market Square into a unique sort of record player April 20, 2016

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Arts+Entertainment, Features May 10, 2017
At the Mattress Factory, artists from Northern Ireland explore oppression and injustice

Group show of installation works impresses
- By Nadine Wasserman
- Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, so it is, Mattress Factory, Northern Ireland, Ursula Burke, Dana Schutz, Andrei Tarkovsky

Arts+Entertainment, Features Jan 25, 2017
Factory Installed delves into real places and digital spaces

The source material is not entirely accessible, which is partly the point
- By Nadine Wasserman
- Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Factory Installed, Mattress Factory, Christopher Meerdo, Ezra Masch, Mohammed Musallam

Arts+Entertainment, Features Dec 28, 2016
Notable art as activism in 2016 Pittsburgh

From Ai Weiwei to Vanessa German, galleries resounded with political messages
- By Nadine Wasserman
- Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Year In Review, Ai Weiwei, Andy Warhol, Building Optimism: Public Space in South America, Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium, The Myth of the Great Outright Extraordinary!, Vanessa German, Sarika Goulatia, Re:New festival, All Around Us, Pastoral Noir, Toys the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s

Arts+Entertainment, Features Dec 14, 2016
The Mattress Factory’s Factory Installed series continues to provoke

Works by four artists explore humanity, technology and nature at the 1414 Monterey Street annex
- By Nadine Wasserman
- Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Mattress Factory, SPACEJUNK, David Bowen, Kevin Clancy, IRIS_SIRI, Wendy Judge, MOUNTAIN, Lauren Kalman, But if the Crime is Beautiful... (Strangers to the Garden), Factory Installed

Arts+Entertainment, Features Oct 12, 2016
A retrospective gives Alison Knowles her due

A Fluxus artist’s journey is mapped in beans and unconventional “books”
- By Nadine Wasserman
- Tags: Art Reviews + Features, Arts, Alison Knowles, Fluxus, Carnegie Museum of Art, The Boat Book, Bean Rolls

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