In August Wilson’s haunting, luminous play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, Berniece and her brother Boy Willie clash over the fate of the family piano; she treasures it as a precious connection to their ancestors, and he sees it as the means to a more prosperous future. Performances April 10-11 | 7 p.m. April 12 | […]
In August Wilson’s haunting, luminous play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, Berniece and her brother Boy Willie clash over the fate of the family piano; she treasures it as a precious connection to their ancestors, and he sees it as the means to a more prosperous future. Performances April 10-11 | 7 p.m. April 12 | […]
In August Wilson’s haunting, luminous play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, Berniece and her brother Boy Willie clash over the fate of the family piano; she treasures it as a precious connection to their ancestors, and he sees it as the means to a more prosperous future. Performances April 10-11 | 7 p.m. April 12 | […]
The Priscilla R. Tyson Cultural Arts Center is proud to host the city’s longest-running series of artist talks – Conversations & Coffee. Attendees have the chance to gain key insight on art from a variety of people from different corners of the art world. Take a look at our upcoming weekly lunchtime art talks below, […]
In August Wilson’s haunting, luminous play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, Berniece and her brother Boy Willie clash over the fate of the family piano; she treasures it as a precious connection to their ancestors, and he sees it as the means to a more prosperous future. Performances April 10-11 | 7 p.m. April 12 | […]
In August Wilson’s haunting, luminous play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, Berniece and her brother Boy Willie clash over the fate of the family piano; she treasures it as a precious connection to their ancestors, and he sees it as the means to a more prosperous future. Performances April 10-11 | 7 p.m. April 12 | […]
In August Wilson’s haunting, luminous play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, Berniece and her brother Boy Willie clash over the fate of the family piano; she treasures it as a precious connection to their ancestors, and he sees it as the means to a more prosperous future. Performances April 10-11 | 7 p.m. April 12 | […]
The Priscilla R. Tyson Cultural Arts Center is proud to host the city’s longest-running series of artist talks – Conversations & Coffee. Attendees have the chance to gain key insight on art from a variety of people from different corners of the art world. Take a look at our upcoming weekly lunchtime art talks below, […]
Join the Fran Ryan Center on Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m.- 1 p.m., for Demo Day! This is a chance for prospective students to learn about our studios, meet some of our talented staff and instructors, and get their creativity flowing for their next masterpiece. Our team can register you on-site the same day for any […]
Free Event, Complimentary Food and Drink Provided
You are invited to the opening night exhibition of The Pandemic Portraits by Nicholas Hill is an artifact of our times. The catalog by award-winning, Guggenheim Fellow Nicholas Hill contains one hundred and five curated portraits from The Pandemic Portraits series (5,000+ portraits to date). Each portrait uses a page from the New York Times or […]
Join us for the Opening Reception of Staying in Place by Marge Bender and Barbara Vogel, Friday, May 8, 6-8pm.