Transparency
October 1 - November 13
Artists include: Theresa Antonellis, Saige Baxter, Bill Brunken, Aimee Bungard, Thomas Callahan, Jacquelyn Cynkar, Norman Ed, Tim Fabian, Peggi Habets, Renee Keil, Krisent Letts Kovak, Craig Marcus, Sarah Simmons, Lucille Sturdevant, Kyle Utter, Zoe Welsh, Jannick Wildberg, Tazio Hilbert
Transparency is presented in partnership with the Associate Artists of Pittsburgh. It is juried by Lacey Murray and Cat Burton and organized by Nina Friedman.
Please join us for an opening reception Thursday, October 1 from 6 - 8 pm
Verostko + Mason: Truth Seekers
Opening Thursday, October 1
Verostko + Mason: Truth Seekers brings together the work of Roman Verostko and Frank Mason, two artists working contemporaneously in New York City and beyond. The exhibition features six works from each artist, spanning several different eras in their careers from the 1960’s – 1980’s. Verostko and Mason, whose styles diverge dramatically, shared a focus on the spiritual, as well as a desire to uncover truths that surrounded their daily experiences with both humanity and nature.
Congratulations to the recipients of this year’s awards!
Four students were selected to receive support for their summer internships. This year students traveled across the US and UK for amazing experiences in museums, archives, and history centers. Recipients:
- Ally Braunsdorf, Islington Museum and Archives, London, UK
- Alivia Pierce, African American History Museum, Nantucket, MA
- Loghan Hawkes, Allgheny Observatory, Pittsburgh, PA
- Celeste Smith, South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings, SD
Announcing the winner of the 2026 Performing Arts Sponsorship: Shakespear’s R&J
Shakespeare’s R&J is a new theatrical production that will premiere at City Theatre in Pittsburgh in May 2026.
Announcing the 2025 Tomayko Award Recipient: Brynda J. Glazier
Brynda Glazier is a multidisciplinary artist from Huntingdon, PA and Sheffield, England, whose work acts as an encoded journal of buried information, illumination through struggle, and the power of connection, conscious embodiment, and mutual vibration. Glazier will have a solo exhibition at the Tomayko Foundation in December 2026.
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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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