Dramatis Personae, The Multiple Identities of Philip Rostek.
Paintings and mixed media dating from 1970 -2023
October 7 - October 28, 2023 • Artist Reception Saturday, October 7, 5 - 8 pm
“Self Portrait” 24” x 24” Oil on Panel
Outside- the PUP-UP! An art exhibit just for dogs • Inside- new work by Dave
Inside- Juried Art Show
Juried Art Show
21 artists showcasing, photography, paintings, jewelry, and mixed media.
Hand signed by Dave Klug, 19” x 13” limited edition print. It’s a home run!
Marina Mozhayeva's An Artist’s Path has taken her from Russia to Pittsburgh, interpreting everyday life with various mediums and techniques modeled after the Russian avant-garde school. Over 70 paintings depicting her journey will be shown at Double Dog Studios Gallery.
Marina's collector edition book is now available.
Let the fur fly with portraits of your favorite family member, by Dave.
Notes and prints by Dave that touch the heart are available on our web shop or in person at the Double Dog Store. So Contact us to stop in!
An extraordinary man and an inspiration to everyone who knew him. We will miss you.
Celebrate Punxsutawney Phil with a limited edition signed print by Dave Klug. And don’t forget to purchase Phil’s Shadow, a limited-run rye whiskey from Pittsburgh’s Wigle Whiskey.
Let’s all have a toast to an early Spring
“Every moment is a fresh beginning” -TS Eliot
No matter what direction you are heading this holiday, make sure you stop and see us. We are open Friday, December 23, 12-4. Saturday, December 24, by calling ahead at 412.343.5584.
This year Double Dog Studios is joining in on the fun with Christmas in Carnegie. Saturday, December 17, from 11-4. There will be in-store specials and free kisses from Ollie & George.
The past couple of months were stuffed with gallery exhibits and markets. We couldn't be more grateful to all the wonderful people who support the arts and our community.
Double Dog Studios presents artist john eastman's The Afterlife of Trees, an exhibit coming November 5th, 2022. The exhibit will feature three reiterations of trees, each representing new observations and utilities after they have passed on from life, perhaps inadvertently adding to the progression of humanity. Featured works, all in series, include sculptural wall sconces made from treated bark, hanging branch apparatuses and mobiles, and sculptural wood + rebar forms.
Methods of work include the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban (method of wood charring), Rebar form design, and Fiber wrapping. See more here
November 5 - November 26, 2022
Woman lead group showcasing ten artists. The exhibit runs through October 22. Artist bios here
The Mt. Lebanon Artist Market was a blast! Thank you all for coming. Our home base store is open Fridays and Saturdays, and by calling ahead.
Direct from England, world renowned painter and folklore expert
Wednesday, September 28, 7:00
Wednesday, September 28, 7:00 pm
A discussion on art and philanthropy. Thompson is considered to have had one of America's most important collections of modern art. In 1961 $500,000 worth of art was stolen in an audacious theft from his home in Whitehall. Learn more about the recovery and Pittsburgh's loss of a legacy.
PANEL: David Vater, Architect, and Author; Brittany Reilly, Director, Aaronel deRoy Gruber Foundation; Ben Edge, Artist, and Author; Heather Semple, Art Appraiser, and Collections Manager; and Patrick McArdle, Curator and Collector
Artist Spotlight
Merel Noorlander [1984] is a Dutch artist/designer who recently graduated with a Master of Fine Art from the 4D Design Department at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Merel's work navigates the space between technology, social design, and performance, where they create non-normative stories and a new format of expression within various bodily perspectives. Fundamental to their research is a focus on and aim towards collective empowerment with kinetic installations and (video) performances that interweave sexuality and contemporary objects, set in both public and private domains. They transform varied materials (paper, fiber, metals, silicone) into objects that are capable of contracting, expanding, glowing, or twisting by way of hands, motors, and timers.
Uranus
See other artists exhibiting in Carnegie goes International here
Thank you, Entertainment Central Pittsburgh, for Carnegie goes International's great article!
