Robert Raczka
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Artists grapple with the uses and misuses of water.
"Among the most compelling works are those that achieve balance between the artistic, the informational and the political."
June 16, 2011
Nick Bubash's vignettes put familiar symbols and icons to intriguingly ambivalent ends
Most of these sculptures playfully collide disparate things in what seems a send-up, though one with some appreciation of art high and low
August 14, 2013
Recent Articles
- Arts+Entertainment, Features May 11, 2016
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A look at recent and ongoing projects that have advanced discourse on art locally
From documentary work to new twists on pop culture, the scene is really expanding
- Arts+Entertainment, Features Dec 30, 2015
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The Year in Visual Art
Thinking Outside and Inside the Box in 2015
- Arts+Entertainment, Features Dec 24, 2014
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Five local art projects that thought outside the box in 2014
From house-sized installations to performing birds, artists pushed art in Pittsburgh in new directions
- Arts+Entertainment, Features Jul 16, 2014
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The Sandbox is a pop-up bookstore — and much more — in the Carnegie's old coatroom
Even the preexisting wooden counter creates the feeling that you've arrived somewhere that's not a gallery
- Arts+Entertainment, Features Jun 25, 2014
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A review of the PCA's Emerging Artist of the Year Show
We expect a lot of choices these days, and Mia Tarducci Henry supplies them
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