SETH LEDONNE
“The exhibition is called Earth Part 2 because we deserve to be hopeful and envision new futures. We also have to recognize that there are some dreams that cannot come true- there is no Earth Part 2.”
NOVEMBER 2018 - FEBRUARY, 2019
Tomayko Gallery, Lawrence Hall
Point Park University, Pittsburgh, PA
Artist Talk: Wednesday, January 23rd, 5:30pm–7:00pm at the gallery. RSVP on Facebook
December 7–28, 2018
Gallery One Collective Works
4106 Howley Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Opening: Friday, December 7th 6:30pm-9:30pm
Opening and exhibition are free and open to the public.
Artist Talk: Tuesday, December 18th, 6:30pm-8:00pm.
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh is bringing our fall 2018 exhibition Object/Oggetto to Pittsburgh. Installed in partnership with the Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts in Foxburg, PA, juror and curator Graham Shearing will recreate the exhibition at Gallery One Collective Works in the Bloomfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The exhibition examines the interpretation and re-presentation of the object in contemporary art and features the work of AAP members Fabrizio Gerbino, Ben Schonberger, and Imin Yeh.
Opening: Saturday, December 1st, 6:00pm–9:00pm.
Happy Hour: Thursday, December 20th, 5:30pm–8:00pm
Juried and curated by Jill Larson, Off the Wall features the work of 39 artist members. All artwork is priced at $500 and under, with the majority of the work priced under $300. Upon purchase of a work, visitors are invited to take their work ‘off the wall.’
From October 5–November 11, 2018, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh (AAP) in partnership with the Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts (ARCA) presents Object/Oggetto, an exhibition examining the interpretation and re-presentation of the object in contemporary art. The exhibition features the work of AAP members Fabrizio Gerbino, Ben Schonberger, and Imin Yeh.
M. Thomas, “AAP opens shows in Lawrenceville, Foxburg,” Pittsburgh Post Gazette, 3 October 2018.
Images provided by Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts. ©2018 Kathy Soroka.
The End is an Associated Artists of Pittsburgh exhibition featuring artworks that reflects on ideas of when something ends, stops, or ceases to exist. The AAP artists featured in the exhibition are John Belue, Zachary Brown, Kathleen Kase Burk, Seth Clark, Tyler Gaston, Gil Gorski, Seth LeDonne, Adam Linn, Tracey Parker, Aaron Regal, David Stanger, Su Su, Zachariah Szabo, William D. Wade, and Lauren Wilcox. The opening reception is Thursday, October 4th from 7pm to 9:30pm, and the show runs through Saturday, October 27th.
FrameHouse & Jask hours are Tuesdays–Fridays, 11am–7pm and Saturdays 10am–4pm.
© 2018 Zachariah Szabo
The 2018 New Member Exhibition features the work of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh newest members. The exhibition, presented at the Butler Street Lofts, is curated by Eowyn Mays of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The artists are Jessica Alpern Brown, Erin Bechtold, John Belue, Heather Brand, Robert Buncher, Tana Cadena-Vuignier, Sean Carroll, Dennis Childers, Nicole Czapinski, Fabrizio Gerbino, Gil Gorski, Jon Hall, Henry Hallett, Joshua Hogan, Christine Holtz, Sarah Jacobs, Natiq Jalil, Elzbieta Kazmierczak, Mandy Kendall, Alexandra Lakin, Kristen Letts Kovak, Adam Linn, Katie McMurtry, Maura O'Connor, Susan Palmisano, Tracey Parker, Paul Peng, Joseph Ryznar, Liz Sabol, Lauren Scavo, Miriam Scigliano, Nick Silvis, Henry Simonds, Marc Snyder, Bernard Stote, Brenda Stumpf, Su Su, Karly Takach, Ian Thomas, Mike Weber, Suzanne Werder, Bernie Wilke, Travis Winters, and Terri Wolfe Izzo.
The exhibition runs August 4th – 19th. It is open to the public, and admission is free. Gallery hours are Saturday and Sunday, 11am-4pm, as well as by appointment. Please email or call AAP for an appointment.
AAP exhibitions are supported in part by AAP members, individual donors, The Heinz Endowments, The Pittsburgh Foundation, Opportunity Fund, Jack Buncher Foundation, Allegheny Regional Asset District, The Buhl Foundation, S Kent Rockwell Foundation, and Irving and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Charitable Foundation.
© 2018 Nick Childers.
By Means of Play is an exhibition juried and curated by Emma Vescio that explorse celebratory and vibrant art and artmaking as practices of self-care, expressions of joy, and political engagement. The exhibition features both two-dimensional and three-dimensional works that highlight intimate, joyful, and passionate moments.
I See You, curated by Jen Melvin, features a range of contemporary portraiture from five members of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. Unlike traditional portraiture, these works do not aim to portray their subjects realistically. Instead, these works depict their subjects in emotional atmospheres that implore the viewer to explore the stories behind them. Featured artists are Peggi Habets, Annie Heisey, Kenneth Nicholson, Marian Phillips, and Paige Tibbe.
