PGH Art Talk

Anna and Taylor of Slowdanger, a multidisciplinary dance entity discuss community, ways to connect the viewer and the artist while performing, music, where they've been and more! Find members only exclusive content with Slowdanger at pghmuseums.org/members! Find out more about Slowdanger at http://www.slowdangerslowdanger.com/. You can also find out more about PGH Museums at https://pghmuseums.org/

Nikky Bacon takes us into her studio and shows us glow in the dark art in the member's only video!

Steve Pearce takes PGH Museums into his home which has been gobbled up by his studio... literally, on the walls, the floor. It's immersive! Learn about Steve's art, and his feelings on art culture including graffiti. Find members only exclusive content with Steve Pearce at pghmuseums.org/members! You can also find out more about PGH Museums at https://pghmuseums.org/

Zach Brown talks about his journey through the art world, his current monsters collection and more! Find members only exclusive content with Zach Brown at pghmuseums.org/members! Find out more about Zach Brown at https://derekpeel.website/. You can also find out more about PGH Museums at https://pghmuseums.org/

This is our inaugural episode of Art Talk - where we sit down with the artists behind some of the art installations available through our directory at PGH Museums. For this episode, RJ talks with artist Derek Peel about the inspiration and art that is part of the Get Well Soon exhibit at 707 Gallery. Find out more about Derek Peel at https://derekpeel.website/. You can also find out more about PGH Museums at https://pghmuseums.org/ Photo Credit: Pittsburgh Cultural Trust (https://trustarts.org/) Special Guest: Derek Peel.

Nick Paradise shares some behind-the-scenes information about what goes into the annual holiday display at Kennywood, and more! Find out more about Kennywood's Holiday Lights at https://www.kennywood.com/holidaylights. You can also find out more about PGH Museums at https://pghmuseums.org/

Dan Kuhn talks about the teaching studio, retail space, and fine arts gallery that is Ton Pottery in Millvale. He shares some insight on the beginnings of Ton Pottery - including some of the inspiration behind the unique name, the importance of the arts, how PGH Museums is helping local artists, and more! Find out more about Ton Pottery at https://www.tonpottery.com/. You can also find out more about PGH Museums at https://pghmuseums.org/