Pittsburgh neighborhoods are abound with arts festivals this summer, but the first Pittsburgh Visionary Arts Festival promises to be a bringing together more than 50 local visionary artists and art innovators into a single venue. For three full days, these artists will share their work, vision and unique ideas in a friendly outdoors festival setting. The VAF will feature a rich diversity of minds, covering the full spectrum of art mediums: from painting to mixed media, from digital media to sound art, through recycled and self-taught art… and beyond! This festival is intended primarily as a visual and sensitory experience of art. While much of the work presented will be available for purchase, a large portion of the work will not be for sale. Experience a slice of Pittsburgh’s greatest visionary art, in a festival that hopes to decorate your soul rather than your living room! Free and open to the public. August 7, 8 and 9, from 12pm to 9pm. Schenley Plaza, (directly in front of the Cathedral of Learning, in the heart of Oakland.) Visit http://www.pghvisionaryartsfestival.com/ for more information on the artists and the event.
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Author Info: Maya: Maya moved back to Pittsburgh in July 2008 after spending two years in Ithaca, NY. She is currently revisiting all the things she loves about the city and looking for more things to fall in love with. She works in Lawrenceville and considers herself IheartPgh's unofficial Lawrenceville correspondent. |
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