Images of Maud Sulter and her family in the 1960s. Keith Hunter / The Tramway / Maud Sulter Estate.
by Joe Jackson, University of Nottingham
She was...
The renovated park has attracted thousands of visitors to its site. Getty Images
by Carola Lentz, Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park lies at...
by Julian C. Chambliss, Michigan State University
The new sci-fi musical “Neptune Frost,” set in a Rwandan village constructed with computer parts, tells the story...
Pittsburgh Underground Music Awards and Proud To Be Local presented the "Pittsburgh Underground Artists Networking Event" at Most Wanted Fine Art. This event was...
ENJOYING THE FINISHED PROJECT—From left: Micci Hutterer, Caren Miller, Edward Rawson, Charles Kikrsey, Charles Smith, Portia Hornick and Berry Breene pose in front of the mural. Moving the Lives of Kids (MLK Mural) created a new mural at 2852 Penn Ave., in the Strip District, in partnership with Neighbors in the Strip, and with a group of Pittsburgh youth who were paid to participate as part of their summer job experience through the Pittsburgh Summer Youth Employment Program.
Surrounded by Furries are, left, kneeling, Moses Blount and standing, Deshawn Legrand Lynndale Mosley, all of Braddock who came out to see the Furries. (Courier Photos/J.L. Martello) by J.L. Martello For New Pittsburgh Courier The Anthrocon convention (or con for short) is dedicated to anthropomorphic people with animal traits and animals with human traits. The con was started in Albany, N.Y., in 1997 and didn’t come to Pittsburgh until 2006. Anthrocon has grown every year in Pittsburgh with record breaking numbers and has become the largest con of its type in the world.
