The Irma Freeman Center for the Imagination has an amazing textile-based exhibit up. The work, created by Joan Brindle, is richly ornamented and gorgeously presented. The works are based in narrative quilts, using a combination of techniques. A lot of depth, in the technique as well as the content of the work.
Irma Freeman Center for the Imagination
February 5 - March 13th
Gallery Hours are Saturdays 2 - 5 PM or by appointment
5006 Penn Ave
412-924-0634
New Works, by Carolyn Wenning, are on exhibit at Modern Formations. Ms. Wenning, always consistent in the quality of her work, has mounted an exceptional exhibit. There is a series of small, luscious works in the first room of the gallery that are a delight.
Modern Formations
Thursdays 7pm - 9pm
Saturdays 1pm - 4pm or by appointment
4919 Penn Avenue
412.362.0274
Also, check out "Picture Burgh" at Most Wanted fine Art - a collection of photos of the Pittsburgh scene scape by Jamie Sauer & Dan Thompson. The exhibit will be up throughout the month of March.
Opening Fri. March 5th 6-10pm.
Most Wanted Fine Art
5015 Penn Ave.
A couple asides: Bob Ziller has begun his second month with Awesome Books (5111 Penn, formerly the Clay Penn). The bookstore is open regular hours and is definitely worth checking out. Everything from art books to women's studies is available. The C Space Collective is going strong at 4823 Penn Ave.
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