Strawberry Way Mural - 4th Edition

Strawberry Way Mural - 4th Edition

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Strawberry Way Mural - 4th Edition

Strawberry Way Mural - 4th Edition

Tue, Oct 20 - Wed, Oct 20, 2027
  • Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
  • Strawberry Way
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    Free

Three Blocks. Three Concepts. One Corridor.

Presented by the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership (PDP) in collaboration with Hemispheric Conversations: Urban Art Project (HCUAP). During a two-week residency, led by Max Gonzales, three internationally recognized street artists: Ish Muhammad, Gloria “Gloe” Talamantes, and Tomás Ives were tasked with creating new artwork for each block of Strawberry Way alongside two talented local artists.

On Our Way, 2026 [Lead Resident Artist: Ish Muhammad  Local Artists: Cara Rossetti and Emily Paige Armstrong]

Walking Into The Future, 2026 [Lead Resident Artist: Tomás Ives Local Artists: Brian Gonnella and Ifeoma Igwe]

Roots of Repair, 2026 [Lead Resident Artist: Gloria Talamantes Local Artists: Ada Siobhan, Haley Wilson, and Kian Dubay]

 

ABOUT STRAWBERRY WAY

More than just a corridor. Since the first installation in 2016, the PDP has worked to transform Strawberry Way into more than just a corridor by enhancing the pedestrian experience through art and creative expression. Supported by the Uncommon and Curated Endowment, the art on Strawberry Way works to bolster the PDP’s ongoing goals to activate the Downtown public realm by creating beautiful, inviting streets and public spaces that foster community and represent Downtown’s diversified needs.

 

THE COLLABORATION

Founded by Caitlin Bruce of the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Communication, Shane Pilster, and Oreen Cohen in 2016, with Max Gonzales and Emma Riva joining in the following years, HCUAP supports the regional and international ecosystem of urban art through shared education, context, and cross-cultural understanding. It is the only urban art-focused residency of its kind in the world and connects artistic production with scholarly investigation and community engagement. In honor of its 10th year, HCUAP collaborated with the PDP in bringing local and visiting artists into conversation in Pittsburgh’s Downtown through the creation of the 4th edition of Strawberry Way

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