In our initial season, 6 artists were chosen to create editioned works for shareholders. The 2013 CSA PGH team of Casey Droege, Corey Escoto, Kilolo Luckett, and Blaine Siegel were aided by a group of jurors, including Christiane Leach, Artist Relations Coordinator for GPAC, Juliana Morris, Former executive Director of Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, and Kathleen Mulcahy, artist and co-founder of Pittsburgh Glass Center.
Support provided by the Sprout Fund
DAVID BERNABO’s lathe cut record contained a piece for spoken and sung text, percussion, and electronics. Records were housed in a laser-cut sleeve. Created for the 2013 CSA.
ALEXI MORRISSEY's ceramic dairy bottles explore the idea of a past where individuals sold into slavery were found on milk bottles in Africa. This is the first edition in a series for Morrissey, which can now be found at the Warhol Museum Store.
LENKA CLAYTON deconstructed a shirt owned by Andy Warhol. The 57 pieces were packaged and archived for each 2013 CSA shareholder. Every person received a small box including a portion of the shirt, a certificate of authenticity and a small needle and thread if the group desired to sew the shirt back together.
WILL KOFMEHL III worked with a Nicaraguan foundry to select a local pig to be slaughtered and eaten. The jawbone was then saved and an aluminum casting was created for his CSA 2013 PGH edition.