Visual Art | Pittsburgh City Paper

Discarded by Cheryl Capezzuti takes lint out of the dryer and into the art gallery

by Amanda Waltz

Jan 17, 2020

If you’re fortunate enough to have a washer and dryer in your home, you also have something else — a weird little bucket full of dryer lint. What does one do with the perfectly intact sheets of fabric bits, pet hair, and flecks of destroyed receipts?

Discarded by Cheryl Capezzuti takes lint out of the dryer and into the art gallery

Commonplace Coffee highlights disturbing Native American epidemic with Spirit Of Our Sisters art show

By Amanda Waltz
Jan 15, 2020
Pittsburgh Year in Review: 2019 in Pictures

By Jared Wickerham
Jan 13, 2020
Jerome Charles turns garbage into art as a 'public acknowledgment of being a garbage person'

By Hannah Lynn
Jan 8, 2020
Stones and Roses features photography and paintings of two of Pittsburgh's worst tragedies to emphasize the importance of community

By Hannah Lynn
Dec 18, 2019
Finding common ground between still life paintings and National Geographic photos

By Hannah Lynn
Dec 11, 2019
Artists and poets take on nature's role in human progress, and destruction, in When the Bough Breaks

By Lisa Cunningham
Dec 2, 2019
Artists play trumpet to tulips at SPACE's new exhibit

By Amanda Waltz
Nov 22, 2019
New Sharpsburg gallery features 17 artists and variety of media for its debut show

By Hannah Lynn
Nov 20, 2019