The Wood Street Galleries, a visual arts project of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, is a art gallery that is located in Downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The gallery occupies the upper floors of the Max Azen company building, above the Wood Street light rail stop.
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These are a bit hard to find - you have to enter the right door. If you can go down an escalator to the subway, you're gonna have to go back outside and try again.
There are two floors housing exhibits. During my visit, they all used moving light. The last one, featuring a bunch of spinning lights getting faster and faster, really caught my attention and made me smile. It was a nice break...
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I liked how accessible this location is, and it is FREE! Rather than have a gallery of paintings, this is actually a gallery of various multimedia that changes every season, keeping things fresh.
I liked how there was a theme of Antarctica and arctic exploration, complete with audio exhibits, map art, and video.
It is FREE and is open right above Wood Street Station, which makes it...
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This place was really hard for us to find!! You have to get in the sketchy elevator on the left and then the signs will tell you which floors to go.
The exhibit on bugs & arthropods was REALLY interesting! They had a good variety of media and styles. Definitely worth a stop if you're...
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