Nadine Wasserman
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Chitra Ganesh offers a transgressive and powerful view of femininity.
Ultimately, Ganesh is interested in the mutability and fluidity of identity.
March 28, 2012
At James Gallery, 11 artists fruitfully explore the possibilities of abstraction
Carrie Seid, David Henderson, Scott Turri and others offer forms ranging from the natural to the geometrically inspired
June 18, 2014
Alexandre Arrechea's witty No Limits is a play on iconic architecture
Temporary large-scale sculptures liven Downtown
July 30, 2014
A review of Mix-N-Match
Sound installation turns Market Square into a unique sort of record player
April 20, 2016
Someday is Now is the first full-career survey of the work of singular artist and activist Corita Kent
Kent encouraged her students and others to experience the extraordinary in the ordinary.
April 01, 2015
A fruitful artists' exchange at Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Jake Beckman, Jeanne Jaffe and Jennie Thwing explore the malleability of the material world
July 02, 2014
Recent Stories
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features May 10, 2017
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At the Mattress Factory, artists from Northern Ireland explore oppression and injustice
Group show of installation works impresses
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Jan 25, 2017
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Factory Installed delves into real places and digital spaces
The source material is not entirely accessible, which is partly the point
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Dec 28, 2016
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Notable art as activism in 2016 Pittsburgh
From Ai Weiwei to Vanessa German, galleries resounded with political messages
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Dec 14, 2016
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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
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Oct 12, 2016
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A retrospective gives Alison Knowles her due
A Fluxus artist’s journey is mapped in beans and unconventional “books”
