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Art… Read The Pitt News for what’s happening around Pittsburgh this week.
Art
Americanisms: Shaping Art and Society in the 1950’s.
Through July 20.
The Andy Warhol Museum, 117 Sandusky St.
(412) 237-8300.
It’s Not Just Mud! Centuries of Ceramics.
Through July 20.
Carnegie Museum of Art.
(412) 622-3131.
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh’s 93rd Annual Exhibition.
Through July 22.
Frick Fine Arts Gallery.
(412) 648-2423.
“Scared and Profane: Enter the Trapdoor to the Psyche,” Recent works by Bob La Bobgah.
Through July 27.
Pittsburgh Filmmakers Melwood Gallery.
(412) 681-5449.
Saihou Nje Fabrics, Ibou N’Diaye Sculpture.
Through August 8.
Connie Kerr Gallery at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild.
(412) 322-1773.
Sights Once Seen: Daguerreotyping Fremont’s Last Expedition through the Rockies.
Through August 10.
Frick Art ‘amp; Historical Center.
(412) 371-0600
Panopticon.
Through August 17.
Carnegie Museum of Art.
(412) 622-3131.
For Eyes: Four Exhibitions. Four Perspectives.
Through August 17.
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
(412) 361-0873.
Where is Elvis? The Man and His Reflection.
Through August 31.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
(412) 237-8300.
Douglas Gordon: Blind Star.
Through August 31.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
(412) 237-8300.
Too Hot to Handle: Creating Controversy Through Political Cartoons.
Through August 31.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
(412) 237-8300.
Aaronel de Roy Gruber: The Frick Landscapes.
Through August 31.
Frick Art ‘amp; Historical Center.
(412) 371-0600.
Eye of the Storm: The Civil War Drawings of Robert K. Sneden.
Through September 30.
Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center.
(412) 454-6000.
Keith Edmier and Farrah Fawcett.
Through October 5.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
(412) 237-8300.
The American Supermarket.
Through October 5.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
(412) 237-8300.
Pittsburgh Platforms: New Projects in Architecture and Environmental Design.
Through October 5.
Carnegie Museum of Art.
(412) 622-3131.
“Documenting Our Past: The Teenie Harris Archive Project”.
Through November 16.
Carnegie Museum of Art.
(412) 622-3131.
Theater
“Double Cross – Thomas Kilroy”.
July 20 and 21.
Henry Heymann Theater, Stephen Foster Memorial.
(412) 394-3353
“Copenhagen”.
Through July 26.
Henry Heymann Theater, Stephen Foster Memorial.
(412) 394-3353.
“My Fair Lady”.
Through July 20.
Benedum Center.
(412) 456-6666.
“Chicago-Live!”.
July 22-27.
Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall.
(412) 392-4900.
“Funny Girl”.
July 22-August 3.
Benedum Center.
(412) 456-6666
Music
Thursday, July 17
Chris Isaak with special guest Lisa Marie Presley.
7:30 p.m., $47.50, $40, $30.
Chevrolet Amphitheater
Friday, July 18
Live.
$8.
Chevrolet Amphitheater.
Saturday, July 19
Lollapalooza.
Doors: Noon, $59.50, $49.50.
Post-Gazette Pavilion.
Monday, July 21
David Gray.
$35, $27.50, $10.
Chevrolet Amphitheater.
Tuesday, July 22
Downbeat in the District – Jazz at Katz Plaza.
Matt Ferrante Quartet.
5 p.m., free.
Agnes R. Katz Plaza, corner of Seventh Street and Penn Avenue.
Film
“Factory Diaries (1971-80)”.
Tuesday, July 15, Wednesday, July 16, Thursday July 17 and Friday July 18, 12:30 p.m., Saturday, July 12 and Sunday July 13, 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
(412) 237-8300.
Pittsburgh Filmmakers (412) 682-4111
“In Celebration”.
July 16-18.
Melwood Screening Room.
“Chihwaseon”.
July 18-24.
Harris Theater.
“To Kill a Mockingbird”.
July 19 and 20.
Regent Square.
“Capturing the Friedmans”.
Opens July 4.
Regent Square Theater.
“Levity”.
July 11-17.
Regent Square Theater.
“From Russia With Love”.
July 13.
Regent Square Theater
Happenings
“Alice’s Wonderland”.
The Pittsburgh Children’s Museum.
Through September 7.
(412) 322-5058.
Good Fridays.
The Andy Warhol Museum.
3rd Annual Graffiti Art and Hip Hop Showcase.
Friday, July 11.
5 p.m., Outside events free, Stephen Powers talk $5.
(412) 237-8300.
Kevin Pollack.
The Improv at the Waterfront.
Friday, July 11 8 p.m. and 10 p.m., Saturday, July 12, 7 p.m., 9 p.m. and 11 p.m., Sunday, July 13 7 p.m.
$25.
(412) 462-5233.
Lewis ‘amp; Clark lecture.
Heinz History Center
July 16 and 17, 7:30 p.m.
$6.
(412) 454-6372.
Lewis and Clark Mini-Festival.
Heinz History Center.
July 19, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
(412) 454-6000.
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