Here is the third installment of my series covering Pittsburgh's amazing annual art event, Art All Night.
Enjoy the final batch of artwork, and maybe I'll see some of you at Art All Night next year!
*Note* I am including photos of some artwork that could be considered
R-Rated, and so if you're not a fan of the occasional penis or other
nudity-related themes, proceed with a little bit of caution!
*Note #2* As always, forgive the poor quality of some of my photos!
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"The Morbid Cycle of Robot Love" by Tricia Chicka - Digital Sketch printed on paper |
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"The Majestic Cleaning Lady" by Aleksei, Age 14 - Water based ink on cardboard |
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"The Joy of Painting" by Christine Heiner, Mixed Media |
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"The House that Jack Built" (with detail) by Jay Ressler, Composite Photograph & Jaccquard Weaving |
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"Sweetheart" by Maddalena McDonnell, Oil on Canvas |
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Volunteers at Art All Night rigged up a fancy backlit display to show the stained glass pieces that were submitted. My dad did the hanging, and his piece can be seen on the bottom level! |
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"Spider, Spider" by Jason Iwinsky, Ironwork |
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"Silvia" by Abby Kemble, Oil on Canvas |
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There was a table set up so that visitors to Art All Night could try their hand at silkscreen! |
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Shawl from Antique Doily Pattern by Gail Belikiewicz, Lace knitting in Wool |
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"Senior Yeti" by Brian Plank - Collage |
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"Second Ladle" by Rhiannon Scheidt, Cast Iron |
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"Sale e Pepe" by Alexis Rzewski, Mixed Media |
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"Redux" by Helen Wilson, Macrame |
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"Quito" by Dennis Stefan, Mosaic tile on board |
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"Queen of the Road" by Rachel Tribley, Mixed Media |
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"Pride" by Marsha Moore, Acrylic |
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"Pittsburgh Suspended" by Gina Tomsky, Encaustic, Oil & Mixed Media |
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"Paradigm Red Shift" by Natiq Jalil - Ink, Post-it Notes, watercolor |
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"Papercuts ROYGBP" by Lynn Lewandowski, Paper |
Its a treat to view your artwork :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was a blast seeing all of these fine folks' art!
DeleteHey nice! I'm a little late with this but thanks for featuring my work. :) I love AAN!
ReplyDeleteHooray for robots! And art!
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