We are seeking volunteers for the Gallery Crawl event on Friday, April 27th 5:30-10pm for the Terracotta CoLab exhibit. Volunteering is a great way to see what it's like to manage and organize art events and openings. We are currently trying to fill two time slots, 4-7pm and 7-10:30pm.
If you are interested in volunteering, please email eriko@caseydroege.com and let her know if you'd like to participate or if you have any questions.
We are excited to announce our next exhibition Terracotta CoLab, which will be up from March 13th-May 26th. This exhibition is the result of an intensive ceramic studio residency - funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and hosted by the Maryland Institute College of Art - where four artists explored historic architectural terracotta and digital fabrication. By doing so, these artists seek to innovate in design and motif through new technologies such as 3D scanning, computer aided design (CAD), and computer numerically controlled milling (CNC).
Join us for the opening reception on Thursday March 15th, 5-7pm and for the Gallery Crawl on Friday, April 27th, 5:30-10pm.
Featuring work by Mat Karas, Seth Payne, Thomas Schmidt, and Kala Stein.
We would like to extend a very heartfelt thank you to everyone that came to our Mingle/Mangle opening. The opening was awesome - it was a pleasure to host 1500 visitors!
Please join us again for the Closing Event of Mingle/Mangle on February, 24th from 1-3pm with a champagne toast and brief walk through with co-curator Casey Droege and artists Darnell Chambers and Caldwell Linker.
Featuring: Darnell Chambers, Lenka Clayton, Larry Cressman, Caldwell Linker, Jovencio de la Paz & Rachel Schmidhofer
Co-Curated by Vicky A. Clark and Casey Droege
JANUARY 26th - FEBRUARY 24th
Opening Reception Friday, January 26th
5:30-10:00pm
937 Liberty Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Art can be one large gesture or it can be made of many, many bits and pieces, a labor of love, an obsessive activity. These artists assemble the parts to make a whole that is “greater than the sum of its parts.”
Co-Curated by Vicky A. Clark and Casey Droege
