The 1983 "landmark street art documentary" — produced by a Sewickley native — captures the "burgeoning art forms of graffiti, break dancing, and rap in New York right as they’re about to break into the mainstream."
It is a surprisingly warm afternoon in late January when Gloria Nyambura Mwarage also known by her stage name GNM, walks into Field Day cafe in Lawrenceville. Mwarage’s peaceful aura complements the nature-esque atmosphere of the café, complete with monstera leaves and other plants in the space. Her voice flows
It’s the weekend — a three-day weekend for some with the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday. Here are some ways to spend it. All aboard The Carnegie Science Center on the North Side is hosting Locomotion Weekend from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. There will
Spang's First Century, a richly detailed, reimagined film highlighting the peak of Pittsburgh steel manufacturing, premieres Thurs., Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. at the Harris Theater.
Pittsburgh Sound + Image will screen Murray Avenue: A Community in Transition, a short 16mm documentary made in 1983 by Pittsburgh-based filmmaker Sheila Chamovitz.