Winners of the 2024 Inclusive Call for Art
In June 2024, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, the University of Pittsburgh, 1Hood Media, and the August Wilson African American Cultural Center again joined together to host the second iteration of Envisioning a Just Pittsburgh, an inclusive call for art that encouraged artists throughout southwestern Pennsylvania to share their visions for a just and equitable Pittsburgh.
Thank you to the more than 100 individuals who submitted their thoughtful work! We are proud to showcase replicas of the First and Second Place winners as well as several Honorable Mentions in the competition’s Visual Art, Performance Art, Literary Art, and Interdisciplinary Art categories. Their compelling works will be exhibited at Carnegie Museum of Natural History throughout the month of February and into March. Original artwork will be displayed at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center from February 20 through March 30.
View Performance and Inter-Disciplinary Winners and Honorable Mentions here.

Performance
Origin | Indira Cunningham| 00:00:13
Bridges and Barriers: Steel Shadows Beyond the Skyline | Prince Matthews| 00:01:48
Fulfillment of Life by Giving | Shrabani Basu| 00:07:29
Video/ Interdisciplinary
Descendant’s Kinetic Sketchbook | Carlos F. Peterson| 00:11:50
Fishbone | Arya Datta| 00:14:23
Requiem Aeternam | Zuly Inirio| 00:21:38
Just Us | ARBM Art and Mikyle Johnson| 00:24:30
Make Up Day | Treasure Treasure| 00:28:38
Call for Art Winners by Category:
Visual Art
First Place:

Unseen Hands
by Matthew Raffaele & Emily Powell
Second Place:

Eve
by Stephanie Oplinger
Literary Art
First Place: Unspoken Diary by Kumiko Yakicic
Second Place: In Defense of the Spotted Lantern Fly by Avery Robinson
Performance Art
Second Place:

Bridges & Barriers: Steel Shadows Beyond the Skyline
by Prince $ Matthews
(Spoken Word)
Video/Interdisciplinary Art
Youth (18 & under) Visual Art
First Place:

Pittsburgh for everyone, everyone for Pittsburgh
by Anna Molano
Second Place:

BHTart by BHTart
Youth (18 & under) Video/Interdisciplinary Art

Fishbone
by Arya Datta
(Click image to view video)
Youth (18 & under) Performance Art
First Place: We Want a Future by Jules Carlson
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Contact: Gina Winstead at winsteadg@carnegiemuseums.org or 412.622.6578.