Bright and Shiny for the holidays

Digging Pitt Gallery and Digging Pitt Too present two exhibits, Bright and Shiny Holiday and small works. These exhibits showcase the work of regioanl and national artists and crafters. The exhibits run from November 11, 2006 - February 3, 2007. Check back for updates on special events, like the International Cookie Tour, holiday workshops and flat-out exhibits. Email us to get on our update list.

Save the date! Artist Reception:
November 18, 2006: 6-9pm

Digging Pitt Gallery
4417 Butler Street
Digging Pitt Too
45th and Plummer Streets
Pittsburgh PA 15201




Cool buttons pins jewelry craft items posters zines t-shirts handbags scarves ceramics glass ornaments dolls toys and other stuff from crafters all over Pittsburgh.

Curated by NICEGUY

Looking for something special to mark the holiday season? Stop by Digging Pitt and Digging Pitt Too. Artists and crafters from the 'burgh and beyond will be converging to bring you their fanciful creations. Stop by the Stuff blog for updates about special events at both spaces.



Digging Pitt was started by New York artist, John Morris, to create an open-ended, accessible way to showcase the creative output of regional and national artists. Digging Pitt is meant to act as a one of the new holes in the gallery system, a place where the works of new, emerging and under recognized artists can be seen. It is modeled after the legendary Pierogi2000 gallery in Brooklyn. It is a do-it-yourself gallery, requiring the viewers' active involvement to come to life.

In November, Digging Pitt Gallery will feature works from our flat file artists. Currently Digging Pitt represents over 150 artists in its archives. Many of the works are available for viewing online. The artists represent a range of disciplines, including painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and collage.