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After World War I, artists without formal training “crashed the gates” of major museums in the United States, diversifying the art world across lines of race, ethnicity, class, ability, and […]
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Guest curated by Alex J. Taylor, Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh History of Art and Architecture Department. In the early-to-mid twentieth century, American realist painters produced evocative images of human […]
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On view in the Robertshaw Gallery. From his new series of paintings Shelter in Place, Scott Turri looks to the industrial design of a laundry basket as a source. Using […]
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On view in the Robertshaw Gallery. The Westmoreland Photographers Society’s Scenes of Laurel Highlands is a juried member exhibition highlighting the people, events, historical and cultural sites, nature, and landscapes […]
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Stephen Towns: Declaration & Resistance examines the American dream through the lives of Black Americans from the late 18th century to the present time.
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A complimentary exhibition to Stephen Towns: Declaration & Resistance featuring works from the permanent collection and additional loans that highlight artists and objects that were influential to visual artist Stephen Towns.
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On view in the Robertshaw Gallery. Tina Williams Brewer is a storyteller and through her multi-layered quilts she shares stories about life, myth, history, and her own heritage. This exhibition […]