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The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and development of Pittsburgh's downtown Cultural District.

803 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone: (412) 471-6070

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(412) 456-6666

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(412) 471-6930

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Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District
Friday, October 2nd 2009 5:30-9pm
Presented by The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Department of Education and Community Engagement

Wood Street Galleries601 Wood Street (above the "T")

Julien Marie: Matter and Memory

U. S. debut of French Installation artist, Julien Marie whose works represent experimental forms of projection, highlighting simultaneously both the simplicity and the complexity of reality.

www.woodstreetgalleries.org

Shaw Galleries805 Liberty Avenue

20th Century Master Prints

20th Century Master Prints and exhibit featuring original lithographs, woodblock and pochoir prints by Braque, Chagall, Dali, Miro, Motherwell, Picasso and Rouault

SPACE812 Liberty Avenue

Transfer Lounge

Guest curators: Carolina Loyola-Garcia and Ima Pico

A project that involves art professionals from Spain and the United States Transfer Lounge creates a unique opportunity for artists from different parts of the world to actively exchange their views and ideas around issues of mobility and transition.

Locally Toned: Mobile ringtone performance by T. Foley at 6pm and 8pm.

Trust InfoDesk and Membership Table outside of SPACE

www.spacepittsburgh.org

Trust Arts Education Center805-807 Liberty Avenue

Staged Readings / Dance Classes

Pierce Studio, lower level:

Pittsburgh Playworks staged readings:

Pittsburgh PlayWorks, a play development lab, presents concert readings of two plays!

BREAD of ANGELS @ 5:30 PM

STILLING the STORM @ 7:45 PM

BREAD of ANGELS concerns a group of individuals living on the Monongahela River, most of whom are mentally retarded or mentally ill, and the City's desire to beautify the area by sweeping them away.

STILLING the STORM highlights an ailing mother's efforts to find care for her adult children, one with Tourette's Syndrome and the other with mysterious developmental delays.

Playwright Jozef Spychala, a former Kennedy Center Fellow and current Artistic Director of Pittsburgh PlayWorks, writes plays that promote theatre as social intervention.

Movement Room, 2nd floor:

Sh'ome On! Artistry of Michael Jackson dance class6:30 pm, 8:00 pm (Wear comfortable clothing. No street shoes or barefeet. Dance shoes or socks only!) Partnership with Dance Alloy

Pennsylvania Culinary Institute808 Liberty Avenue

Culinary Sculptures

Various sugar and tallow sculpture pieces created by PCI faculty. Hot food and beverages prepared by PCI students available for $1.

ArtUp @ 820 Liberty820 Liberty Avenue

Workplace Funnies

A new exhibit of political cartoons, art, photography, and sculpture

Bricolage Space937 Liberty Avenue, 1st floor

ASMP Object Show: Featuring Rope

A Photography Exhibition Featuring The Object Rope, presented by The American Society of Media Photographers

After the Crawl: Bricolage's Midnight Radio Series Smackdown, 10 pm ($15)

937 Liberty, 2nd floor937 Liberty Avenue, 2nd floor

Guitar Society of Fine Art and Handmade Arcade

Guitar Society of Fine Art (GSFA) Presents Rumba Flamenco

with Jose Oretea, Ricardo Marlow and Guest Flamenco Dancer 6pm to 9pm

Get Crafty with Handmade Arcade: Enjoy a sneak preview of Pittsburgh's largest indie craft fair, set for December 12, 2009 at The Hunt Armory

Pittsburgh Gospel Choir937 Liberty Avenue, 3rd floor

CON/text

A collaborative performance of African American merging gospel music, spoken word, hip hop & dance to celebrate, confront and re-interpret the conning of text we believe in, live by, discriminate with and just simply mis/understand. 8:00-9:00pm.

Artwork by Vanessa German.

August Wilson Center for African American Culture980 Liberty Avenue (enter from main entrance, Liberty at William Penn)

Pittsburgh: Reclaim, Renew, Remix

An exhibition that not only tells the story of African Americans living in Western Pennsylvania through imagery, film and oral history, but gives visitors their chance to retell it.

Salon Christine954 Penn Avenue

Mixed media

Artwork by Amy Epstein (jewelry collection and designer), Anita Buzzy (photography) and Heather George (clay master). Music by DJ Kelli Burns

Northside Urban Pathways Gallery914 Penn Avenue

Futures Built Here

Enjoy inspiring student artwork & performances by Sounds of Steel steelpan band & instrumental band music

901 Penn901 Penn Avenue

Branding the Cultural District with Light

Students from Carnegie Mellon's School of Drama and the School of Architecture?s Urban Laboratory exhibit the first phase of a semester-long project.

CAPA Gallery111 Ninth St. (enter at 9th and Ft. Duquesne)

Pittsburgh: Transforming

A 6-12 student exhibit visually exploring the history of Pittsburgh and it's transformation from a smoky industrial city to a green energy and technology leader.

Future Tenant819 Penn Avenue

Dividing the Goose

A multi-media exploration of fairy tales and folklore.

Co-curated by Jeffrey Schreckengost and Lisa Toboz.

www.futuretenant.org

709 Penn Gallery709 Penn Avenue

Soulpurpose

Art in a variety of media by local artists and designers

707 Penn Gallery707 Penn Avenue

The Secret Lives of Stories: New Work by Jen Cooney

Looking at how worlds are built and different fanciful creatures interrelate. Jen Cooney takes the viewer past the edges of the page to see the rest of the picture you've always known that's there. The viewer is lead into new, intensely detailed lands. Although somewhat anchored in reality these worlds are bursting forth with fantastic creatures of pure imagination. Jen Cooney invites you to question the delicate balance of worlds where, like our own, everything is connected and guides you through the secret life of stories.

Navarra (moved from Katz Plaza)7th and Penn Avenue

SOUL POWER w/ Fred Wesley and the JBs / First Commonwealth Hospi

SOUL POWER w/ Fred Wesley and the JBs

Featuring Dwayne Dolphin and /DJ Stephan Broadus

Everybody knows that nothing is funkier than James Brown?s band. Fred Wesley, along with saxophonist Maceo Parker and bassist Bootsy Collins, served as the driving force that transformed the Godfather of Soul?s sound from soul to funk. Feel the funk w/Fred Wesley and the new JB?s.

Navarra (next to Bossa Nova)

First Commonwealth Hospitality Spot

Stop by and visit the First Commonwealth stop for free giveaways and hot tea from Starbucks.

Backstage Bar655 Penn Avenue

The Wreckids

Live music by The Wreckids (formerly Scotts Roger)

Olive or Twist Lounge140 Sixth St, 2nd floor loung

Mix and Match

A mixture of medias from some of Pittsburgh's untapped talent.

Arthur Murray Ballroom Studio136 Sixth St. (above Melange Bistro)

Free Dance Classes

Celebrating our 80th year in Downtown Pittsburgh with free dance classes and demonstrations by our staff.

7:00 - Salsa, 7:30 Argentine Tango, 8 Cha Cha, 8:30 Swing

This location is not universally accessible

Throughout the District

The Pillow Project

The Pillow Project will be presenting a live, interactive-projection performance of everyday, organic actions "captured" in focused light

www.pillowproject.org

OTHER INFORMATION

-Avoid traffic and parking, and bike on down! Bike parking at various parking garages, or visit www.portauthority.org for public transportation information

-Text CRAWL to SMASH (76274) to receive exlusive offers and more!

-All locations are wheelchair accessible unless otherwise noted.

-Download a printable Gallery Crawl schedule HERE

Lead Sponsor: First Commonwealth

Other Sponsors: City Paper, WYEP 91.3, Kreider Printing