Join us as we present new work from artist and preservationist, Cory Bonnet who paints contemporary nostalgic scenes of industrial Pittsburgh and the surrounding area.

This project touches upon the self as a wounded object which retains the memories and scars of past personal, familial and cultural trauma. In our artistic practice, the bodily sensations and semi-consciousness memories are embodied through the art and poetic processes. 

Opening reception of A Day In The Park, an exhibition juried by Ron Donoughe showcasing work from our Plein Aire Paint-Out event in the spring.

Visit Drake Well Museum and Park for its 40th Annual Fall Gas Up, sponsored by the Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania, and experience the engines and equipment that powered Pennsylvania’s oil fields!

The University Museum at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is excited to announce its upcoming exhibit, From the Desk of the Architect, which will be on display from September 7th through October 4th, 2024. This captivating exhibit is open to the public and invites visitors to explore the fascinating journey of turning blueprints into the architectural landmarks that shape our community.

Carla Cardello invites you to her first solo photo gallery opening up this Friday called Reflections Of Pittsburgh. It'll be a one-of-a-kind art show that features iconic city landmarks and views as reflections in puddles.

In Works in Progress, photographers Michael Parente and Jacob Pesci examine the photographs they have made over the course of their emerging careers, while searching for commonalities and differences in their work.

Part interactive art show, part job fair, join geek creatives and green innovators for an afternoon event full of performances, exhibits, and art installations which will give all ages and walks of life the opportunity to be inspired by the sustainable future that we can collectively create. 

Help us celebrate you! Our Annual Member & Student exhibition is PCA&M’s way of showcasing the incredible level of talent and creativity of the artists that come through our doors, make artwork in our studios & support PCA&M by being a part of our community!

Ashley's work explores our allegiances and how we express them. Familiar flags and emblems that visually signal our affiliations, beliefs, and values are steeped in patriotic or male-centric views that divide us by artificial borders and presume our rights to ownership of nature.

The National Guard of Pennsylvania History Project is coming to the third floor of the Johnstown Flood Museum with a one-day exhibition to commemorate the National Guard of Pennsylvania’s response to the 1889 Johnstown Flood.

Furry Friends, the 2024 edition of the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival’s annual Juried Visual Art Exhibition, celebrates the diverse ways in which animals enrich our lives, challenge our perspectives, and inspire our creativity.

The Smithsonian-affiliated Senator John Heinz History Center will host a special public program, Taste of Asia, on Sunday, May 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Artists Hand presents a special exhibition during Indiana’s traditional welcome to summer. Iconic collaged paintings of classic rock and roll artists.

Taking the Fellowship 24 competition as a point of departure, this exhibition reflects the unique perspectives of this year's artists. Works in this exhibition speak to the power of devotion in many forms, place as an intersection of personal, social, and political concerns, and visual language as a means to new narratives.

In the Story of the Blissfield General Store and the Pure Bliss Advertising Campaign, Ron Copeland explores his great-grandfather W.W. Moore’s history of owning the local general store in a small farming town named Blissfield. The town sprung up in the 1890s when the Pennsylvania Railroad extended a commuter and freight line through the sleepy Ohio Valley.

Drop in to see the current exhibition, Changes with Exposure: Studio Arts Senior Exhibition

Our final exhibition of the season, the School of Art BFA and Interdisciplinary Art Degree senior show, fills all three floors of the gallery. Students present final artworks and research as the culmination of their undergraduate experience.

Throughout the ages visual art has been influenced by music, and vice versa. The group of artists in our Let Forever Be exhibit have found inspiration in song lyrics, musical performances (both live and recorded), and even the packaging of bands/musicians – expressing many harmonies between art and music.