Photo: Pete Marovich
A series that foregrounds the work of both emerging and established photographers whose images examine the social, cultural, and political landscape in Pittsburgh and beyond.
Photojournalist Stephanie Strasburg explores present-day realities in the mill towns that dot the Monongahela and Allegheny River Valleys.
In the series Jimmy Stewart Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Justin Visnesky looks at the shadow of celebrity in a small Pennsylvania town.
In Purgatory and Paradise, photographer Meryl Meisler juxtaposes her family life on Long Island with disco-era New York in the 1970s.
Photographer Jay Brown offers an unvarnished look at four decades of underground music.
With his Homespun series, photographer Jake Reinhart explores Pittsburgh's postindustrial identity.
In her series 'Immortals,' photographer Tammy Mercure explores the majestic beauty of the Crescent City.
Wilmerding is an ongoing photo project documenting the postindustrial Pennsylvania town of the same name.