ADDITIONAL TOUR DATE THIS SATURDAY!!

"STAN" Kinetic Sculpture by Alloy PGH 2015 artist Patrick Camut

(photo by Richardo Robinson)

We have added one more opportunity to view the Alloy PGH artworks at Carrie Furnaces before the project closes in November.  Saturday October 31st Alloy Co-counder Chris McGinnis will lead one final walk through the artworks at 10am sharp.  For tickets please visit the Rivers of Steel website.

DONT MISS THIS LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE ARTWORKS!!!

Alloy on Artslant

"Alloy Pittsburgh’s bi-annual exhibition at Carrie Furnaces, just over the city’s border in Homestead, PA, looks to create a symbiosis between Pittsburgh’s heavy rustbelt legacy and the opportunities its rubble leaves"

Read the full article here! 

AN EVENING WITH MARY JANE JACOB

Alloy Pittsburgh in partnership with Radiant Hall Studios and The Mattress factory Museum are proud to present an evening talk with Chicago-based curator Mary Jane Jacob at the Energy Innovation Center on Friday October 16^th 6PM.  Jacob is a curator, writer, and educator who shifted her workplace from the museum to the street to critically engage the discourse around public space. In Mary Jane Jacob’s Culture in Action project (1991-1993) artists worked in partnership with communities to explore the changing nature of public art. Jacob's current curatorial focus is on Chicago social practice. Admission is FREE.

An Evening with Mary Jane Jacob

Energy Innovation Center

1435 Bedford Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Friday October 16, 2015

6pm – 730pm

Free and open to the public

Modern Times at The Mill

Join us for another special event - Modern Times at The Mill! 

October 17, 2015 5:00-9:30pm
Carrie Furnaces National Historic Landmark, Swissvale PA, 15218
$30.00

Alloy PGH and the Rivers of Steel join forces with Treading Art for this exciting event at the Carrie Furnaces.  Guest hosts Rick Sebak, John and Giselle Fetterman and Baron Batch will lead celebrity tours of the Alloy PGH art installations followed by dinner and a movie. Ticket holders will be treated to a unique screening of Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times in a venue that epitomized 20th century industrial progress.

Tickets available at here !

Alloy Pittsburgh Revealed

Thank you to everyone who came out for the opening of Alloy Pittsburgh this year and to the talented team of artists who made it all happen!

Oreen Cohen

Rose Clancy

Alyssa Kail

Lenore Thomas

Sarika Goulatia

John Tronsor

Scott Turri

Patrick Camut

Ricardo Robinson

Dan Ivec & Nick G. Liadis

A final big thank you goes to Kevin Sousa / Superior Motors and East End Brewery for their contributions to the day! 

Alloy Pittsburgh Opening Reception

Join us for the Opening Reception of Alloy Pittsburgh! 

The 2015 Alloy PGH artists reveal their completed site-based artworks in a public reception on September 26th, 2015. All artwork will remain on display through October 31st, 2015. Alloy Pittsburgh’s opening reception is a ticketed event with proceeds benefiting the Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area and Alloy Pittsburgh. 

Opening Reception: 

September 26th, 2015 1:00-5:00pm

Carrie Furnaces National Historic Landmark

Swissvale PA, 15218

Get your tickets here! 
(Children and youth under 18 years of age will receive free admission to the project)

Want to bike to the event? Our friends at Bike Pittsburgh have you covered with a suggested bike route to the Carrie Furnaces from Pittsburghs Historic Southside neighborhood.

Alloy PGH on NPR

Listen Here!
Premiered on NPR Thursday (8/27/15) at 5:45 AM 

Ricardo Iamuuri Robinson joins co-founder Chris McGinnis on NPR to discuss his work in the Alloy Pittsburgh project!

Ricardo Iamuuri Robinson's STEELFONICS is an installation that imagines a creative collective of black industrial steel workers whose contribution to the enormous expansion of the American steel industry has been all but invisible.  This exhibit bears witness to their legacy and hidden contribution to Pittsburgh's industrial past.