State of the
Arts
Associated Artists of
Pittsburgh Presents
its 107th Annual
Exhibition Hosted by
The Westmoreland
Museum of American
Art and Seton Hill
University.
BY NICOLE TAFE
Carolyn Alexandra Frischling’s artwork on display in the 107th Annual Exhibition, titled
Avvolgente | Enfolding.
Carolyn Alexandra Frischling of Sewickley
F
or the next couple of months,
the Associated Artists of
Pittsburgh will be holding
its 107th Annual Exhibition
at The Westmoreland
Museum of American Art
in Greensburg with an
additional four installations
at the Seton Hill University Arts Center,
also located in Greensburg. Showcasing
work from some of the most esteemed
contemporary artists in the region,
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the exhibition will be on display in the
museum’s Cantilever Gallery and Seton
Hill’s Arts Center through Jan. 26.
The Associated Artists of Pittsburgh
(AAP) is the oldest continuous-exhibiting
artist member organization in the country.
The annual exhibition has highlighted
the work of AAP’s members, currently
numbering more than 530, since the
organization’s founding in 1910.
Serving as juror for the exhibition is
Juana Williams, Exhibitions Curator at the
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Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts in
Grand Rapids, Michigan. A specialist in
contemporary African American art, she
has curated exhibitions for both private
and public institutions and has held
positions at the Museum of Contemporary
Art Detroit, the Detroit Institute for the
Arts, and Wayne State University. Most
recently, she served as juror for ArtPrize’s
2018 Contemporary Black Art Award.
“I’m looking forward to playing a role in
the continued legacy of such a significant