April 2, 2016–April 1, 2017
Farm Animal Portraits
Presented by the students of Pittsburgh CAPA
The Magenta Foundation is pleased to bring its fourth public outdoor art exhibition to Triangle Park. Here, the burgeoning talent of the latest art stars from Pittsburgh CAPA present their unique one-off pop art farm animal portraits.
POP ART Presented by the Students of Pittsburgh CAPA (left to right: Julia Melnyk, Aleksei Kaminski, Emily Quin Dowd, Ben Finnstrom and Elizabeth A Sprenkel)
Thank you to our sponsors for helping to produce this dynamic Magenta POP exhibition and for supporting to our artists.
Statement
The goal of this installation is to celebrate high school students and give them a platform for their creativity in a larger public venue, while inspiring all of us to celebrate artists at all stages of life.
Featured Students
- Julia Melnyk (Chicken)
- Aleksei Kaminski (Cow)
- Emily Quin Dowd (Donkey)
- Ben Finnstrom (Rooster)
- Elizabeth A Sprenkel (Dog)
April 2, 2016–April 1, 2017
The exhibition is now over. Thanks for joining us and supporting our artists.
Opening Reception
5:30–9:00 pm
Triangle Park
(across from Fairmont Pittsburgh)
510 Market Street
Pittsburgh PA 15222
About Magenta POP
The Magenta Foundation consistently strives to discover new and exciting ways to move art from inside traditional exhibition spaces toward less formal, and more accessible, outdoor public spaces through unexpected pop-up art installations. We believe that public art needs to be in more outdoor spaces, reaching more people and uniting artists and arts communities everywhere.
We’re always excited to work with cities and neighbourhoods to help improve public spaces. Stay tuned for much more to come and many new cities to host public art.
- 2017 Just Beyond the Trail →
- 2017 Farm Animal Portraits →
- 2016 Three Rivers Portraits →
- 2016 Humanæ/I AM AUGUST →
- 2015 Why People Photograph →
- 2015 Pop Art →
- 2015 Temporary States →
- 2014 Magenta POP 2014 →
- 2013 Magenta POP 2013 →