South Arts Pittsburgh

Upcoming Classes & Events

Pattern Drawing as a Tool for Meditation with Aleta Akhtar

Wed May 27th, 6-9PM

Donation requested at the door. Members $10, Non-members $15

Aleta will provide a few readings of prayers and holy writings from a variety of faiths on Compassion. She will then guide you through a meditative drawing activity. This kind of guided drawing helps participants to achieve a focused mental state characteristic of most forms of meditation. No prior experience/lesson is necessary.

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*CANCELLED* Galleria Spring Art Show
May 8th-17th

Unfortunately, The Galleria Spring Show has been cancelled by the owners of the mall.

South Arts Spring Artist Market
May 2-3, 9AM - 2PM

This two-day Artist Market will have screens for our members only Artist Gallery in the Co-op room, and an artist market with table vendors throughout both floors of the Schoolhouse.

See additional details and register as a vendor.

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South Hills Village Mall Mural
To proceed with this project, we need artists to help design the mural depicting SHV mall history, local history, Pittsburgh sports and celebrities that will be arranged to create six panels. Or you may submit already created artwork to be incorporated into the mural. If interested in helping with this part of the mural, please email us with Mall Mural in subject line.

Open Board Positions
We have a number of open board positions—please consider volunteering to help us continue to provide these opportunities. Let’s keep South Arts going strong!

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Since 1984, South Arts Pittsburgh has connected the community through art, education, and cultural programs. With more than 70 members—ranging from beginner hobbyists to seasoned professionals—we celebrate creativity across Pittsburgh’s South Hills and beyond.

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South Arts is proudly sponsored in part by a generous grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.