Through a multi-week series of courses funded by HCUAP (Hemispheric Conversations Urban Art Project) and the Pittsburgh Center for Art and Media, HCUAP will provide hands on graffiti art workshops based on the theme of Identity and Belonging.

Through these workshops, Shane Pilster and Max Gonzales of Do What We Love will provide a lens to the how-to's of being a muralist, graffiti artist, and creative entrepreneur. 

This session will meet at the Clement Way Graffiti Alley, Pittsburgh's free and legal graffiti wall by Trace Brewing.  

This Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media Artist Residency Project in collaboration with HCUAP (Hemispheric Conversations Urban Art Project) is supported in part by the Arts in Education Partnership of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.