Big Show, Worth a Long Look: ‘Femme Touch’ at The Warhol Women, trans women, and queens take center stage in The Warhol's museum-wide exhibition.
Every Jewel Tells a Story: ‘Maker & Muse’ at The Frick Pittsburgh The Frick's exhibit shows how women and reform movements changed art jewelry around the turn of the last century.
Space Travels: An-My Lê’s ‘On Contested Terrain’ at The Carnegie A photo exhibit at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art takes you to strange spaces and places.
Digital History in the Making: Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival Moves Online That's right; the whole Arts Festival fandango goes digital this year.
Art from New Angles: The Carnegie and The Warhol Online You say it's not like being there? True, but you get new views in some online visits to Pittsburgh museums.
‘Revelation,’ at The Warhol, Reveals Andy’s Spiritual Journey Andy Warhol grew up as a Byzantine Catholic boy. A new exhibit traces how he carried this through his life, and into art.
‘Era of Cool: The Art of John Van Hamersveld’ at The Westmoreland Museum The iconic pop art designer rode both the surfing and rock and roll waves.
‘Street Photography to Surrealism’ at The Frick: How an Art Form Expanded Its Focus The Frick Art Museum's show features striking photo art from France during the momentous years 1900 to 1945.
Art Speaks in Many Languages at the Carnegie International The 57th edition of the International even speaks Pittsburghese, with local artists among the global galaxy in the show.
‘Adman: Warhol Before Pop’: An Interesting Look at Warhol’s Early New York City Years The Warhol is exhibiting a broad retrospective of Andy Warhol's initial work in New York City as an advertising designer and burgeoning artist.