The group was formed in 2016. Its members a make decisions unanimously, Flaherty said. They are participating a cooking series with the Frick Pittsburgh through the end of May.
The installation includes local and international artists of various mediums from paintings to videos with a global theme.
“We try to do things that are current and relevant,” she said. “And are inspired by what’s happening today. We want to leave evidence of our experience as not white women.”
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Art by Fran Ledonio Flaherty and Melissa Shaginoff.
Flaherty, who is from the Philippines collaborated with an artist from Anchorage Alaska, Melissa Shaginoff. They found each other online. Flaherty’s work is an installation of 16, 12-foot long panels of rice paper with beading pattern designs. Shaginoff’s work is a reproduction of graphite beadwork drawings with written messages. Beading is common in Filipino tribal communities and Alaska native communities, Fla
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Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama’s spring plays will be streamed free online, beginning March 10.
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Looking for some live music from a big-time country music star? Trace Adkins is scheduled to play The Palace Theatre in Greensburg in January 2022.
In the meantime, many of the area’s entertainment options remain in the virtual realm. There’s music, magic, theater, film and book talk to choose from, along with opportunities for artists and writers to share their own work.
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Art materials belonging to artist Jan Pini of Venetia, a participant in the recent winter paint-out hosted by the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art-Ligonier Valley.
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Revisit the royal wedding of Prince William and Duchess Kate reimagined as a “fantastical dreamscape,” or plan now to attend an old-fashioned, foot-stompin’ Pittsburgh St. Paddy’s Day party.
Check out some online music or theater, satisfy your creative urges by signing up for an art class, or head to Ligonier to buy some frame-ready art.