"The largest, "Interior/Exterior," features nearly 50 prints by 26 members of the Pittsburgh Print Group. The group, founded in 1972, has approximately 55 artist members who live and work in southwestern Pennsylvania and exhibit nationwide. And as this exhibition attests, many of the members are adept at working in a variety of printmaking techniques."

Center for the Arts has four varied exhibits, each worth a look
By Kurt Shaw
TRIBUNE-REVIEW ART CRITIC
Thursday, January 4, 2007
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"Also at the center, The Pittsburgh Print Group breaks new ground in subject matter in "Witticisms/Criticisms/Cynicisms." Giving an edge to the exhibition are such works as Terri Perpich's politically incorrect obese woman of "Moonstruck Meal" or the sarcastic cast of Elaine Morris' "He Searched for a Good Head to Put on Her Shoulders." Christie Strub revives 1970s feminist activist taunts in "The Pope's Plan" series, which suggests the pontiff might change his stance on abortion were men capable of experiencing pregnancy. Technique is diverse, including digital works and three-dimensional mixed media."

Art Review: Survey of shows sees new works and old in assorted media
By Mary Thomas, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Saturday, March 13, 2004
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"For those who think the exhibition "Witticisms/Criticisms/Cynicisms," on display at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts in Shadyside, is just another group show like any other, think again."

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Controversial works fill Pittsburgh Print Group's latest exhibit
By Kurt Shaw,TRIBUNE-REVIEW ART CRITIC
Thursday, February 12, 2004
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Studio K Gallery's latest show displays camaraderie
By Kurt Shaw,TRIBUNE-REVIEW ART CRITIC
Thursday, October 30, 2003
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Pitt News

"Collaboration is a tricky thing. Sometimes when artists work together they get great results. For example: the joint efforts of the New York School poets and the Abstract Expressionists. But, collaboration often has the potential for disaster another example: Donny and Marie Osmond.

At the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, we find Collaborations: Double Vision, the fruits of a more local partnership of members of the Craftsmens Guild of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Print Group."

Seeing double
PCA's current exhibit has artists collaborating
By: HEATHER BOWLAN Senior Staff Writer
Issue date: 1/18/02 Section: A&E
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