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Yinz World Podcast interviews Gina Winstead of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Yinz World Podcast sat down with the delightful Gina Winstead, VP for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility at the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. They talked everything from diamonds and cockroaches to submarines and taxidermy! They learned a lot about the museums and the important role Gina plays there!
Mike Zickefoose - ART TALK Episode 13
What doesn't Mike Zickefoose do? Artist, environmentalist, yoga enthusiast, musician, festival planner, teacher, we're running out of room so we'll just let you listen. Mike Zickefoose joins RJ Kozain on the latest episode of Art Talk!
Rachael Caskey - ART TALK Episode 12
Art Talk returns after a long pandemic hiatus! Rachael Caskey joins your host RJ Kozain to discuss her work which involves acrylics, digital art, and textiles. They dive into religion, the supernatural, mental health, Christina Aguilera and more! You don't want to miss the return of PGH Museums Art Talk.
Video: Smithfield Street Bridge
We look at the Smithfield Street Bridge in our ongoing series, "Past is Present," profiling the aesthetic beauty of Pittsburgh's historic built environment. Through this series of vignettes featuring stories and a look at the history of buildings, bridges, and landmarks, we hope to give some insight into our city’s built environment and its rich architectural history.
Sounds from the Studio Ep. 2 – Tanya Crane
Tanya Crane’s artwork dwells within a liminal existence between prejudice and privilege. In this episode, we talk about her bold enamel designs, how art and craft can intentionally be the same, and culturally making a statement with her art.
Building the Crèche
The Pittsburgh Crèche, or nativity scene, is the only sanctioned replica of the crèche at Saint Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. This 66,000 pound piece of art has been a part of Pittsburgh's history and Christmas tradition for 22 years. Now, we take you behind the scenes as we see how this three story structure is assembled and meet the people involved in making it happen.
Pull Up Clouds at the Weather Discovery Center
Learn about the different types of clouds in our atmosphere with the Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center's "Pull Up Clouds" exhibit designed by the Carnegie Science Center. Visit the center to learn about clouds, thunderstorms and much more. Get more information at weatherdiscovery.org
Art of the Brew Documentary Special
Gulf Building Spotlight
Once the tallest building in Pittsburgh, at 44 floors, the Gulf Building remains iconic in the city skyline.
With materials original to the day it was built, marble removed during enhancements and renovations is stored in the basement for reuse.
Mustard Seed Faith Documentary Special
Welcome to the Manchester Growing Together Garden, home to one of Pittsburgh's newest public art murals, "Mustard Seed Faith". Join us as we speak to the artists and document the creation of this beautiful giant rooster and learn what it means to the community. Special thanks to the artists, Shane Pilster and Max Gonzales, the garden, and Hemispheric Conversations Urban Art Project.
The Painted Bridge of Saw Mill Run
Experience a day working on PGH Museums!
Kennywood Holiday Lights
Pittsburgh’s public art could be likened to the city’s fingerprint. It is unique, celebratory of local voices, and a testament to its post-industrial landscape.
As public art invites everyone to interact with the creative spirit of Pittsburgh, The (New) Pittsburgh Exposition offers seven public art sites in and around the city that have helped define its civic art scene.