Join artists Steve Gurysh, Tristan Surtees and Charles Blanc for an update on the concept they have been developing for Riverview Park through the Art in Parks initiative.

Over the past few months, the artists have met with Park Rangers, members of Friends of Riverview Park, the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, the Urban Forestry, and other community members to explore, experience, and understand the complex histories, ongoing activities and future projects taking place in Riverview Park.

Steve, Tristan & Charles will share the developing concept for Riverview Park, and would greatly appreciate the opportunity to hear your thoughts and reflections to continue to inform this developing artwork.

Please join us!

About the artists
Sans façon (Tristan Surtees and Charles Blanc), a twenty-year collaborative team currently based in Calgary, Canada, and their collaborator Steve Gurysh, an artist and ten-year-long resident of Pittsburgh,  share a commitment to sustained, artistic research and conversation with landscapes, infrastructure, places, and communities in order to create responsive, layered, and experiential artworks.

For more info about their work:
www.sansfacon.org
www.stevegurysh.com

Arts in Parks Program
The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of City Planning Public Art and Civic Design (PACD) division has selected eight local, national, and international artists and artist teams for the 2021 expansion of the Art in Parks program. Each artist has been selected to create high-impact permanent public art installations in the five Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD) parks: Emerald View, Highland, Schenley, Frick, and Riverview.

More info https://www.thenorthsidechronicle.com/pittsburgh-announces-artists-selected-for-2021-art-in-parks-program/