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Meet the local writers driving Pittsburgh's literary publishing renaissance | Literary Arts | Pittsburgh - Vimarsana News

Meet the local writers driving Pittsburgh's literary publishing renaissance | Literary Arts | Pittsburgh

New independent publications bring fresh voices and opportunities to Pittsburgh's literary landscape.

Textiles, AI, and antiques: Three exhibitions show the range of the Pittsburgh region's art scene - Vimarsana News

Textiles, AI, and antiques: Three exhibitions show the range of the Pittsburgh region's art scene

Associated Artists of Pittsburgh partnered with three galleries to present exhibitions showcasing textile art, the artmaking process and AI, and a cross-century conversation between contemporary art and antiques.

13 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: Sept. 21-24 - Vimarsana News

13 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: Sept. 21-24

From an art crawl, a farm tour and a giant puppet to an iconic city race, there's so much to do this weekend in Pittsburgh.

Find creative printed materials of all kinds at the inaugural Pittsburgh Art Book Fair - Vimarsana News

Find creative printed materials of all kinds at the inaugural Pittsburgh Art Book Fair

The first annual Pittsburgh Art Book Fair will take place in the Carnegie Museum of Art's Hall of Sculpture and feature mostly handmade art books created by over 60 local, national, and international artists.

Behind the mask: The 'I'm fine.' project uncovers mental health issues - Vimarsana News

Behind the mask: The 'I'm fine.' project uncovers mental health issues

Maureen Joyce peeled back the top of one of the plastic containers, revealing clay face masks inside that seemed to be looking back at her. They were decorated in various colors – some bright and bold and others dark and dreary. Sayings are inscribed such as “It’s OK to NOT