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May 26, 2004 - Arts Pittsburgh Events May 26, 2004
Arts Pittsburgh Events May 26, 2004
Workshops, Classes, and Artist Opportunities
June 8- June 13, 2004
The First National Performing Arts Convention
Pittsburgh, PA
In 2004, the performing arts community will gather in Pittsburgh to affirm its shared history and values, to communicate its importance to national life, and to identify ways that, working together, arts leaders can bring the value of the arts to more people more effectively.
The First National Performing Arts Convention has the potential to lay the foundation for future cross-disciplinary collaborations, cooperative programs and effective advocacy and to demonstrate new maturity as a united sector dedicated to enriching national life and strengthening communities across the country. Join us in Pittsburgh June 8-13, 2004.
Registration to attend the events of the first National Performing Arts
Convention, June 8-June 13, 2004 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is now available
on the Convention's web site at
http://www.performingartsconvention.org/registration.cfm.
Heavily discounted registration is available for Pittsburgh area residents for
the opening session, Wednesday, June 9th and the cross-disciplinary sessions on
Saturday, June 12th- $75 for both. Be sure to select "Pittsburgh Area Resident"
instead of "General" when purchasing tickets.
The National Performing Arts Convention planners are delighted to announce that
celebrated designer John Conklin will serve as Creative Director for the Opening
Plenary Session Wednesday, June 9. Grammy Award winning artist Bobby McFerrin,
and a large supporting cast, will be featured in the Convention Closing Event,
Saturday, June 12. In addition, an initial listing of Cross-Disciplinary
sessions offered on Saturday, June 12, is also available at
http://www.performingartsconvention.org/programming.cfm.
May 26, 2004- June 1, 2004
May 26- 30, 2004
Chesapeake
City Theatre
South Side
A performance artist, a right-wing senator, and a retriever named Lucky collide
in Lee Blessing's comic satire. David Wilson Barnes makes his City Theatre debut
in this one-man-show about arts, politics, and dogs.
412-431-CITY
http://www.citytheatrecompany.org Ticket Price $15 to $38
May 26- 30, 2004
Gompers
City Theatre
South Side
City Theatre commissioned this world premiere by Adam Rapp (Blackbird), which
features an ensemble cast of 10, including Anthony Rapp, Bingo O'Malley, and
Robin Walsh. Tracy Brigden directs this largest production in City history,
about the plight of an American town.
412-431-CITY
http://www.citytheatrecompany.org Ticket Price $15 to $38
May 26- June 2, 2004
Latter Days
Pittsburgh Filmmakers at the Harris Theater
809 Liberty Avenue, Downtown
Christian, a hunky 20-something West Hollywood party boy, gets more than he
bargains for when he bets he can seduce the sexually confused Mormon missionary
who has just moved into his apartment complex, a 19-year-old named Davis.
(Directed by C. Jay Cox; USA; 2004; 108min)
412-682-4111
http://www.pghfilmmakers.org
May 26- June 3, 2004
Bon Voyage
Pittsburgh Filmmakers' Regent Square Theater
1035 South Braddock Avenue, Edgewood
Set in France moments before the German occupation of Paris, this delightful,
bustling farce combines a murder mystery, a political drama, and a series of
madcap subplots including a secret scientific discovery and a gathering of
socialites. (Directed by Jean-Paul Rappeneau; France 2004; 114min)
412-682-4111
http://www.pghfilmmakers.org
Thursday, May 27, 2004, 7:00 pm
Art and Invention
The American Shorts Reading Series
The Brew House, 2100 Mary Street, the Southside
Featuring City Theatre Artistic Director Tracy Brigden reading Willa Cather's
"Paul's Case" and WQED documentary filmmaker Rick Seback reading " Keith" by Ron
Carlson. Films by Gordon Matta-Clark.
http://www.americanshorts.org $3.00
Thursday, May 27, 2004, 7:00 pm
Emerging Artists Photo Shows: Opening Reception
Pittsburgh Filmmakers' New Gallery
477 Melwood Avenue, North Oakland
Four woman, Fusako Shimizu, Erin Arnold, Natsumi Nashida, and Amber Pertz are
featured this show that is an eclectic mix of styles ranging from the whimsical
to the abstract of both color and black and white prints.
412-681-5449
http://www.pghfilmmakers.org Free and Open to the Public
Thursday, May 27, 2004, 8:00 pm
America's Music: A Swing Era Salute
Pittsburgh Symphony at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
The Scottish Rite Cathedral, New Castle
Marvin Hamlisch, conductor. Celebrate the sound of America with marches, anthems
and more making this patriotic pops concert a rousing season finale.
412-392-4900
http://www.pittsburghsymphony.org Tickets: $21, $28, $35, $41, and $63
May 27- 30, 2004
Spike and Mike's Twisted Festival of Animation
Pittsburgh Filmmakers' Melwood Screening Room
477 Melwood Avenue, North Oakland
From longtime purveyors of animation, Spike and Mike (now in their 25th year!)
comes a film with a 3-D segment (glasses provided) that's perhaps the outrageous
high point of this new collection of raw, tasteless, adults-only cartoons. Here
Comes Dr. Tran (the 3-D movie) is joined by many others, including Petting in
the Park, a new toon by Bill Plympton; Cane Toad; How To Cope with Death; Mama,
I'm a Thug; Mr. Grenade; and Peepshow. No one under 18 admitted! (Various
directors; 2002-2003; 90 min.)
412-682-4111
http://www.pghfilmmakers.org
May 27- June 27, 2004
Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller
Pittsburgh Public Theater
O'Reilly Theater, 621 Penn Avenue, Downtown
Witness two magnificent actresses as they stake their claim to the throne in
this epic production of Freidrich Schiller's masterpiece. Lisa Harrow, as Queen
Elizabeth I, and Deirdre Madigan, as her rival, Mary Queen of Scots, return to
the Public to tackle two of the most challenging roles in their distinguished
careers. The extravagant world of 16th-century England is vividly portrayed in
this no-holds-barred clash of political titans.
412-316-1600
http://www.ppt.org Tickets: $36-$53
May 29- 30, 2004, Sat. & Sun. @ 11:00 a.m. & 2:30 p.m.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Playhouse Jr.
222 Craft Avenue, Oakland, next to Magee Women's Hospital
By dealing with cavities, forgotten desserts, gum in his hair and -- yuck -
kissing on TV, Alexander lets kids know that it's okay to have bad days (they
happen to everyone).
412.621.4445
http://www.ppc.edu/playhouse Ticket Price: $7
May 29- 30, 2004, Sat. & Sun. @ 11:00 a.m. & 2:30 p.m.
The Jungle Book
Playhouse Jr.
222 Craft Avenue, Oakland, next to Magee Women's Hospital
Rudyard Kipling's poignant tale, based on the Mowgli Stories, illustrates the
duties of making responsible decisions and accepting changes.
412.621.4445
http://www.ppc.edu/playhouse Ticket Price: $7
Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm
Jazz at Katz Plaza: Real Silk Band
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Presents Downbeat in the District
Katz Plaza at the corner of Seventh Street and Penn Avenue
Join The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and DUQ 90.5 FM at Agnes Katz Plaza every
Tuesday evening from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. for a free summertime jazz concert
series. "Downbeat in the District" showcases Pittsburgh's great jazz heritage
and exciting contemporary jazz scene. Bob Studebaker, morning host on DUQ 90.5
will host these weekly performances. Everyone is invited to stop by after work,
before dinner or on your way to a show.
412-456-6666
http://www.pgharts.org Free and open to the public
June 2, 2004- June 8, 2004
Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 6:30 pm
An Evening with Environmental Artist, Steven Siegel
Three Rivers Arts Festival
Future Tenant, 801 Liberty Avenue, Downtown
Steven Siegel speaks about his public art installation for the 2004 Festival and
presents an overview of his work from the past 25 years. The evening begins with
a lecture and slideshow at 6:30PM, followed by an open Q & A session at 7:30PM.
Light refreshments will be served.
412-281-8723
http://www.artsfestival.net
Thursday, June 3, 2004 (Happy Hour from 6:00- 7:30 p.m., performance at 8:00
p.m.)
New Economy Night: Mary Stuart
Pittsburgh Public Theater
O'Reilly Theater, 621 Penn Avenue, Downtown. Happy hour is in the 3rd floor
rehearsal hall.
Enjoy a free pre-show happy hour, network with young professionals and stay for
the performance of Mary Stuart. The extravagant world of 16th-century England is
vividly portrayed in this no-holds-barred clash of political titans. To see the
performance, purchase discounted tickets by calling Dana Fortun, Group Sales
Manager, 412-316-8200, ext. 704.
http://www.ppt.org Discounted tickets are $29.40, $25.90, and $20.30.
Thursday, June 3, 2004, 7:30 pm
Friday, June 4, 2004, 8:00 pm
Saturday, June 5, 2004, 8:00 pm
Sunday, June 6, 2004, 7:30 pm
America's Music: A Swing Era Salute
PNC Pittsburgh Symphony Pops
Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall
Marvin Hamlisch, conductor. Celebrate the sound of America, as Marvin and the
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra stage a spectacular musical salute. From the Big
Band Era, the music of Glenn Miller's Orchestra like Pennsylvania 65000, In the
Mood, St. Louis Blues March, and Moonlight Serenade reminds you to swing. Plus,
marches and anthems and more make this patriotic pops concert a rousing season
finale.
412-392-4900
http://www.pittsburghsymphony.org Tickets: $69, $57, $46, $42, $38, $29, and
$19
June 3- June 19, 2004, Wed. - Sat., 8:00 p.m.; June 19 Matinee and Sun., 2:00
p.m.
Travesties by Tom Stoppard
Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre
Charity Randall Theatre in the landmark Stephen Foster Memorial
Stoppard's riotously funny play about three of the 20th century's most crucial
revolutionaries - James Joyce, Tristan Tzara and Lenin.
412-394-3353
http://www.proartstickets.org or
http://www.picttheatre.org Tickets: $32 and $28
June 3- 27, 2004, Wednesdays-Sundays at 8 pm.
King Richard II Directed by Karla Boos
Quantum Theatre
MacHemp Building, 9th and Bingham Streets, South Side (parking available on
site.)
Shakespeare's great poetic rumination on power and change, on the rights and
responsibilities of kings, and on the land, the green earth they rule.
Reservations: ProArts 412-394-3353. Tickets: $20-$25 (student price $15, limited
number available.)
Friday, June 4, 2004, 6:00 pm
Insideout
Pittsburgh Glass Center
5472 Penn Avenue, in the East End neighborhoods of Friendship/Garfield
Local Friendship neighborhood artists Christopher St. Pierre and Jordan Monahan
were selected to paint a mural on the outside of the Glass Center building to
show anyone traveling on Penn Avenue what exciting activities happen on the
inside of the facility. Painting has been underway since May 7. The mural will
be unveiled at 6 pm, followed by refreshments and live music. This event is a
part of PAAI's Unblurred: First Fridays on Penn.
412-365-2145
http://www.pittsburghglasscenter.org FREE
Friday, June 4, 2004, 6:00 pm to midnight
Unblurred: First Fridays on Penn
Penn Avenue Arts Initiative
4800 - 6000 Penn Avenue Corridor
An evening art event along Penn Avenue featuring gallery openings, music and
more.
412-441-6147 For schedule of events go to
http://www.pennavenuearts.org/unblurred/index.html
Friday, June 4, 2004, Concert begins at 7:00 pm (rain date June 5, 2004)
First Fridays at the Frick: Harmonious Wail
The Frick Art & Historical Center
7227 Reynolds Street in Point Breeze
First Fridays' opening concert features the infectious grooves of Harmonious
Wail. The acoustic-string ensemble seamlessly blends an eclectic range of styles
- Django Reinhardt jazz, Gypsy swing, American jazz standards, and contemporary
folk music - to create their own distinctive sounds.
412-371-0600
http://www.frickart.org
Friday, June 4, 2004, 5:30- 7:30 pm, Opening Reception
Saturday, June 5, 2:00 pm, Gallery Talk
Diamond Eyes, Crystal Visions
Future Tenant
801 Liberty Avenue, Downtown
A multi-media and furniture installation presented by Future Tenant in
collaboration with Three Rivers Arts festival. Featuring works by Jessica Fenlon,
Xander Marro, and Shana Moulton, the show depicts experimental use of materials
in the creation of narrative environments. Exhibition through June 20, 2004
412/325.7037
http://www.futuretenant.org Free
Saturday, June 5, 2004, noon to 6:00 pm
6th Annual Penn Avenue Community Arts Festival
Penn Avenue Arts Initiative
On Penn Avenue, between Fairmont and Roup Avenue
Once a year, Penn Avenue closes. It's time again for the 6th Annual Penn Avenue
Community Arts Festival. A project of Penn Avenue Arts Initiative (PAAI), this
community celebration of art and exciting economic development on Penn Avenue
will be held on Saturday, June 5 from noon to 6 pm on Penn Avenue in front of
Pittsburgh Glass Center (PGC) between Fairmont and Roup Avenue.
412-441-6147
http://www.pennavenuearts.org It is free and open to all ages.
Saturday, June 5, 2004, 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm, Opening Reception
Immigrant Body: in translation
Artists Image Resource
518 Foreland Street, the North Side
Immigrant Body: in translation is a dialogue- portrait-installation project by
Maritza Mosquera that gathers people to talk and share stories of immigration
and emigration.
412-321-8664
http://www.artistsimageresource.org
Saturday, June 5, 2004, 6:00 - 9:00 pm, Opening Reception
apartment series # 4
Mattress Factory
1414 Monterey Street, the North side
A component of Jeremy Boyle's artist-in-residency exhibition this series
features Julia Fish, Michelle Grabner, and Elizabeth Saveri. Boyle's current
installation at the Mattress Factory, the Studio Project, transforms the private
workspace into a public forum. Departing from the custom of Mattress Factory
residencies, Boyle has chosen to keep his living space in the Wexler apartment
on the second floor open to patrons during the day, further illuminating the
dialogue between the personal and the public. Through June 29, 2004
412-231-3169
http://www.mattress.org
Saturday, June 5, 2004, 8:00 pm
Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 7:00 pm
Dead Man Walking
Pittsburgh Opera
Benedum Center
Based on the book by Sister Helen Prejean that inspired the award-winning film
starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn, this critically acclaimed, musically lush
and socially relevant co-production is a powerful testament to the coming of age
of American opera.
412-456-6666
http://www.pittsburghopera.org Tickets: $16 - $115
Sunday, June 6, 2004, 7:00 pm
David Sedaris
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Benedum Center
Best- selling author, and NPR Commentator reads from his new book Dress Your
Family in Corduroy and Denim.
412-456-6666
http://www.pgharts.org Tickets: $25 and $35
Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm
Jazz at Katz Plaza: Kenia (Brazil)
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Presents Downbeat in the District
Katz Plaza at the corner of Seventh Street and Penn Avenue
Join The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and DUQ 90.5 FM at Agnes Katz Plaza every
Tuesday evening from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. for a free summertime jazz concert
series. "Downbeat in the District" showcases Pittsburgh's great jazz heritage
and exciting contemporary jazz scene.
412-456-6666
http://www.pgharts.org Free and open to the public
June 8-19, 2004
Varla Jean Merman's Under A Big Top
City Theatre
South Side
A star of the film Girls Will Be Girls, this outlandish chanteuse makes her
Pittsburgh debut in a musical revue that also features puns, send-ups,
ventriloquism, video, yodeling, magic tricks, a hot dog puppet named Frank and
even a trapeze. Created and performed by Jeffery Roberson.
412-431-CITY
http://www.citytheatrecompany.org Ticket Price: All seats $25
June 9, 2004- June 15, 2004
Wednesday, June 9, 2004, 8:30 pm
Magnificat by J.S Bach
The Pittsburgh Ballet Theater and Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh
Heinz Hall
Robert Page, the Mendelssohn Choir music director and conductor, will conduct
Ave Maria by Verdi, Agnus Dei by Samuel Barber and with John Walker, organist,
the Missa Brevis by Zoltan Kodaly. The Mendelssohn will then join forces with
the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre for a choreographed performance of the Magnificat
by Johann Sebastian Bach.
412-392-4900
http://www.pittsburghsymphony.org Tickets: $75, $60, $45, and $30
June 9- 12, 2004, 8:00 pm and Sunday, June 13, 2004, 3:00 pm
Just Above My Head: A Jazz Opera
Opera Theater of Pittsburgh
CAPA Theater, 9th St. and Fort Duquesne Blvd., next to the Convention Center
Pittsburgh jazz-legend Nathan Davis composes this brilliant and moving world
premiere Jazz opera based on the compelling James Baldwin novel. Jazz, Gospel,
red-hot drama, dance and song - all come together to create a wholly new opera
experience.
ProArts Tickets 412-394-3353
http://www/proartstickets.org or
http://www.operatheaterpittsburgh.org Tickets $60, $ 45, and $25
Thursday, June 10, 2004, 8:00pm
Film: Glory
Frick Art & Historical Center
The Frick Art Museum, 7227 Reynolds Street in Point Breeze
Glory is a stunning and remarkable Civil War film that depicts the historic
events, which ultimately inspired the commission of Saint-Gaudens' Shaw Memorial
relief sculpture in Boston, Massachusetts. Robert Shaw (Matthew Broderick) leads
the U.S. Civil War's first all-black volunteer company, the 54th regiment,
fighting racial prejudices of both his own Union army and the Confederates.
Directed by Edward Zwick (About Last Night), 1989. 122 minutes. Color
412-371-0600
http://www.frickart.org $5 members/students; $6 non-members/guests
Thursday, June 10, 2004, 8:00pm
Friday, June 11, 2004, 8:00 pm
Saturday, June 12, 2004, 8:00 pm
James Galway
Pittsburgh Symphony Presents
Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall
At long last, legendary flutist James Galway, whose artistry and virtuosity has
made him one of the most acclaimed and beloved musicians of all time!
412-392-4900
http://www.pittsburghsymphony.org Tickets: $25.25- $75.25
Friday, June 11, 2004, 7:00- 11:00 pm
Hot Times in Little Havana Evening Garden Party
Mattress Factory
500 Sampsonia Way, the North Side
Celebrate a hot summer night in "little Havana" at the Mattress Factory's Urban
Garden Party. Enjoy a festive evening with Caribbean music, exotic food,
tropical rum drinks, a cigar bar and cutting-edge art at Friday night's benefit.
412-231-3169
http://www.mattress.org Ticket prices: $75 per person in advance $80 per
person at the door Member prices: $70 per member in advance $75 per member at
the door $5 valet parking
Friday, June 11, 2004, 8:00 pm- 2:00 am
Flux 12
FLUX
Downtown at 526 Penn Avenue (Former Art Institute and new home of Curtain
Call)
For anyone who needs a refresher of what FLUX is...it's a multi-disciplinary
community-based arts series that travels from neighborhood to neighborhood,
celebrating the region's greatest, but most overlooked attributes--our artists
and communities. But anyone who's been to one knows that words can't capture the
event; it is something you need to experience. The timing couldn't be better as
FLUX 12 is being planned in partnership with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust,
Three Rivers Arts Festival, and The National Performing Arts Convention. It will
surely be a celebration to remember.
http://www.fluxpgh.com/
Friday, June 11, 2004, 8:00 pm
Sunday, June 13, 2004, 2:00 pm
Dead Man Walking
Pittsburgh Opera
Benedum Center
Based on the book by Sister Helen Prejean that inspired the award-winning film
starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn, this critically acclaimed, musically lush
and socially relevant co-production is a powerful testament to the coming of age
of American opera.
412-456-6666
http://www.pittsburghopera.org Tickets: $16 - $115
Saturday, June 12, 2004, 1:00 pm
"Make It New and Make Some Copies, Too": Lecture of The Art of German
Expressionist Prints
Carnegie Museum of Art
4400 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Richard Hunt, former associate dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard
University will explore the social context of German Expressionist printmaking,
the expressive power of the woodblock technique, and the role of Expressionist
art in the 1930s.
412-622-3222
http://www.carnegiemuseums.org Free with museum admission
Saturday, June 12, 9:00 p.m. & 11:00 p.m.
Cabaret Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre
La Prima Espresso, 811 Liberty Avenue, downtown
June's Cabaret Pittsburgh, during the National Performing Arts Convention, will
feature Tim Hartman as host and sees the return of vocalists Scott Pearson,
Stephanie Riso and Tony Richards, and introduces Daina Michelle Griffith.
ProArts 412-394-3353
http://www.picttheatre.org or
http://www.proartstickets.org Tickets: $20 table seating, $12 standing room
seats, $10 students
Sunday, June 13, 2004, 11:00 am- 5:00 pm
Community and Family Garden Party
Mattress Factory
500 Sampsonia Way, the North Side
Experience installation art, explore an urban garden and participate in creative
family activities. The Community and Family Garden Party features engaging
programs and entertainment for children, youth and adults.
412-231-3169
http://www.mattress.org Free
Sunday, June 13, 2004, 2:00 pm
Annual Alumni Concert
Pittsburgh Concert Society
Kresge Recital Hall, College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Mellon University
The featured artists will be The Bellefield Singers and Pauline Rovkah, piano. A
"Meet The Artists" Reception follows the concert
412-279-2970
http://www.pittsburghconcertsociety.org Tickets available at the door,
$15.00
June 13 & 14, 2004, 8:00 pm
Suite or The End by Samuel Beckett
Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre Storytellers
Charity Randall Theatre in the landmark Stephen Foster Memorial
The Samuel Beckett short story. A man is discharged from an institution and sets
off towards the big city.
412-394-3353
http://www.proartstickets.org or
http://www.picttheatre.org Tickets: $15
Tuesday, June 15, 2004, 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm
Jazz at Katz Plaza: Kenny Blake Band
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Presents Downbeat in the District
Katz Plaza at the corner of Seventh Street and Penn Avenue
Join The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and DUQ 90.5 FM at Agnes Katz Plaza every
Tuesday evening from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. for a free summertime jazz concert
series. "Downbeat in the District" showcases Pittsburgh's great jazz heritage
and exciting contemporary jazz scene.
412-456-6666
http://www.pgharts.org Free and open to the public
June 16, 2004- June 22, 2004
Friday, June 18, 2004, 5:30- 8:00 pm, Opening Reception
PCA Summer Exhibition Series
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
6300 Fifth Avenue at the corner of Shady and Fifth Avenues in Shadyside
Fiberart International: the 18th juried biennial produced by the
Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh features the work of 48 artists. On display
through August 15, 2004.
Concealments: Hosted by Group A. Enclose, cover, wrap, encase,
package, shield, overlay, shroud.
Common Threads: This group exhibition features the Pittsburgh
Center for the Arts' Resident Artists who work in fiber media.
PROCESS/PATTERN: New Stitched Work by Camilla Brent Pearce.
Painted by Fire: ceramic works by Dale Huffman
412-361-0873
http://www.pittsburgharts.org
Friday, June 18, 2004, 8:00 pm
Community Partners Concert featuring Roberta Flack
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall
The concert will include a combination of classical and pops repertoire. The
concert's first half will feature 14-year-old violinist Trevor Ochieng', the
winner of the 7th Annual Sphinx Competition, in performance with the PSO. The
second half of the concert will present the PSO with Roberta Flack, a singer of
soulful jazz and pop ballads. André Raphel Smith, Music Director of the Wheeling
Symphony Orchestra, will be the guest conductor for the evening.
412-392-4900
http://www.pittsburghsymphony.org Tickets: $112.25, $61.25, $51.25, $31.25,
and $21.25
Saturday, June 19, 2004, 1:00 pm
Slide Lecture with Dale Huffman
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
6300 Fifth Avenue at the corner of Shady and Fifth Avenues in Shadyside
Join Dale Huffman for a slide lecture on wabi-sabi, his firing process, and how
they come together in his work. Huffman will also discuss his current exhibition
at PCA, 'Painted by Fire.'
412-361-0873 http://www.pittsburgharts.org
Tuesday, June 22, 2004, 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm
Jazz at Katz Plaza: Ken Karsh Trio
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Presents Downbeat in the District
Katz Plaza at the corner of Seventh Street and Penn Avenue
Join The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and DUQ 90.5 FM at Agnes Katz Plaza every
Tuesday evening from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. for a free summertime jazz concert
series. "Downbeat in the District" showcases Pittsburgh's great jazz heritage
and exciting contemporary jazz scene.
412-456-6666 http://www.pgharts.org Free and open to the public
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Greater Pittsburgh Arts Alliance
425 Sixth Avenue, Suite 2685
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
t: 412-227-6565
f: 412-227-6566
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