Pop Art Family Program
featuring New York Artist Michael Albert
Saturday, June 23rd from 6:30pm - 8:30pm

South Park is lucky to have New York pop artist, Michael Alberts, to teach the technique of POP ART. Albert has been creating ART since his college days at New York University, where he studied business. His art has evolved from doodles and Pen & Ink, to serious oil drawings, to the cubist mosaic Cereal box collages he has become known for.

This program is great to people of all ages. We will have music for all to listen to while creating your masterpieces. We will also have numerous "cereal" based snacks to enjoy.

This is a great program for the whole family! Please call 412-833-5585 to register!

The Psychology of Book Covers
Monday, July 9th at 6:30pm

This discussion surveys the evolution of cover art design and investigates how artistic expression and commercialism battle for the covers of books. Through a virtual tour of dozens of covers and several fun brain games, we will explore how a cover can define a book’s identity and how publishers influence our relationship with a book before even opening it. Our instructor, Megan Kappel, is an MFA in Screenwriting, teaches public and professional writing at the University of Pittsburgh. Please call 412-833-5585 to register!

Watercolor Impressionism: Art Classes
Mondays, July 16th, July 23rd, & July 30th from 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Ryan McCormack of Pittsburgh Center for the Arts will be here to teach a series of watercolor classes as follows:

Classes are free, however, class size is limited so please call 412-833-5585 to register!

"Celebrating Pittsburgh: Its Character & Significance" with Louise Sturgess
Wednesday, July 18th at 7:00pm in the Community Center

Louise Sturgess, Executive Director of Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation will visit the Community Center for this presentation. This presentation of 72 images concentrates on a series of 19th century lithographic, watercolors and prints, concluding with a fast-paced tour of 21st century Pittsburgh, showing how the 19th century lives on its notable landmarks. Please call 412-833-5585 to register!

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