Contemporary Craft Partners with Construction Junction to Give Objects a New, Artful Life

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A new series of artist-led, creative reuse art workshops with sustainability in mind

PITTSBURGH, PA – July 2, 2019 – One of the magical qualities of art making is the possibility of creating something new out of any given material. With the shared interest in environmental and social impact, Contemporary Craft (CC) and Construction Junction (CJ) are partnering to present a series of hands-on art workshops focused on creative reuse. Offered on the second Saturday of each month, these art workshops — presented through the CC/CJ Partnership Program and led by exceptional local and regional artists — will support and promote recycling through the reuse of reclaimed objects and materials.

By holding the CC/CJ Partnership program workshops at Construction Junction (214 N Lexington Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15208), this partnership will extend CC’s creative studio programming to better serve residents and communities in surrounding neighborhoods like Homewood and Wilkinsburg, as well as introducing new artistic programming at CJ.

Upcoming CC/CJ Partnership schedule:

To registration, visit www.contemporarycraft.org/education. For more information about the CC/CJ Partnership program, please contact Stephanie Sun at ssun@contemporarycraft.org or 412.261.7003.

ABOUT CONTEMPORARY CRAFT

Presenting contemporary art in craft materials by regional, national, and international artists since 1971, CC offers cutting edge exhibitions focusing on multicultural diversity and art, as well as studio workshops, community outreach programs, and a retail store. For more information, visit www.contemporarycraft.org.

ABOUT CONSTRUCTION JUNCTION

Construction Junction’s mission is to support and promote conservation through the reuse of building materials. It accepts donations of used and surplus materials and sells them to new users. Offering materials at a fraction of the cost of new ones, CJ an environmental and social impact. For more information, visit www.cjreuse.org/.

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