Now Open: Felt - Occurrence
October 3 - November 14, 2025
Opening reception Friday, October 3 | 6-8 pm
Felt-Occurrence presents works which turn the visceral physicality or felt absence of a body into vehicles for conjuring nostalgia, conveying narrative, or illuminating relationalities. Artists include: Ling-lin Ku, Ranee Henderson, Clarine Lee, Justin Emmanuel Dumas, and Joshua Challen Ice. This exhibition is juried by davine byon.
Now Open: Continuing a Legacy of Classical Painting: DuMond, Mason, and Sulkowski
Opening reception Friday, October 3 | 6-8 pm
DuMond, Mason, and Sulkowski span three generations of artists who hold in common a love of nature, life, and beauty.
Fall 2025 Choreography Award Recipient: Autumn Wolfe
Autumn Wolfe is a senior dance major at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA, obtaining her BFA in 2026, along with a Master’s in Business Administration and a minor in Business Management. She is from Morgantown, WV, where she grew up training at Morgantown Dance Studio. Her additional training includes Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Giordano Dance Chicago, Peridance Capezio Dance Center, Alonzo King Lines Ballet, and more. Autumn has had the opportunity to perform repertory work from Jae Man Joo, Crystal Pite, Nacho Duato, Martha Graham, Juel D. Lane, Beverly Bautista, Marc Spaulding, and Kyle Abraham. She enjoys a variety of creative expressions, and she is excited to contribute inspiration, inclusivity, and possibility through her creative endeavors.
Wolfe’s piece, Divine Rupture, is a creative work that encapsulates learning to find beauty and resilience in times of hardship. The piece revolves around the idea that we can find peace not by escaping the chaos, but by living fully inside it.
2025 Performing Arts Sponsorship Recipient: MICHIYAYA Dance
MICHIYAYA is an evolving dance company based in New York City and Pittsburgh. Artistic directors Anya and Mitsuko Clarke-Verdery create multidisciplinary works that often recount or reveal a contemporary engagement with queerness, resistant relationships to schemes of oppression and power, cultural constraints on the body and interpersonal relationships, and other revelatory themes.
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Frank Mason Gallery Archive
The Tomayko Foundation is home to the Frank Mason gallery, a gallery dedicated to the art of late artist Frank Mason. The Foundation works to preserve and present the artist’s oeuvre created over six decades. Explore works that have previously been on view at the Mason gallery.
Frank Mason Gallery Archive
The Tomayko Foundation is home to the Frank Mason gallery, a gallery dedicated to the art of late artist Frank Mason. The Foundation works to preserve and present the artist’s oeuvre created over six decades. Explore works that have previously been on view at the Mason gallery.
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