The Shop at PCA&M

 

Hours

Monday – Thursday: 10:00am – 9:00pm

Friday – Sunday: 10:00am – 4:00pm

 

About The Shop

For more than 50 years, Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media (PCA&M) was well known for its iconic shop in the Marshall Building at the corner of Fifth and Shady Avenues — a popular spot to purchase locally-produced artworks in a wide variety of mediums. The shop supported the sale of artist’s wares on a consignment-based format, providing sales opportunities to makers, revenue to the organization, & an array of unique and creative finds perfect for gift giving, collecting, & decor.

We’re proud to reimagine this staple of our history within our Scaife building. The Shop carries the locally-made fine art and craft of over 50 artists based in the Pittsburgh area that create fine-craft pottery, both utilitarian & sculptural vessels, as well as glass, paintings, prints, jewelry, and fiber-based works of art.

Conveniently located in Mellon Park, PCA&M’s Scaife building has off street parking &  is easily accessible.

Do you want to give the gift of art, but are not sure which to pick? Give the gift of a Gift Card!  Gift Cards are available for purchase from the front desk. Stop by and pick one up or call 412-361-0455.

Are you a Member?  Get 10% off in The Shop as a PCA&M Member. *Membership must be up to date.

 

Promotions

Come by and grab our new PCA&M T-Shirt designed by illustrator and instructor Joe Mruk.

$25.00

Sizes: S-3x

Highlighted Artist

Linda Dujmic – LMD Designs

Linda Dujmic is a studio potter who has been working with clay for the past 30 years and fiber for approximately 10 years.

“My fiber work includes art quilts, quilted wall hangings, table runners and eco-printed silk scarves. Eco-printing is a form of natural dyeing and it has become my main focus. It involves direct contact printing that draws out pigments from plants and makes interesting marks on fabric. The process involves placing leaves and plant material on fabric, rolling the fabric around a dowel stick, securing with cord and steaming the rolled bundle. Unique patterns are produced  depending on the plants that are used.”

“My work with clay provides me with artistic expression to create functional and decorative pieces that convey my love for nature. I often use my garden flowers, ferns and trees as inspiration. Most of my work is wheel thrown but I also create hand built vases and organic shaped bowls. Firing techniques include electric, gas and soda using underglazes and glazes. I also enjoy raku firing because of its immediate gratification and bright glaze colors.”

 

Featured Artists

Al Middlemiss

Alice Burroughs

Alyssa and Drew Kail – Camp Copeland Studio

Amanda Bublinec- Sweet Elvira Designs

Amy Solomon – Amy Made

Audra Clayton

Becky Compeau – Winter Pickle Press

Beth Magyan – Magyan Clay & Paper

Bob Kirshner – Roberto Ceramic Art

Bridget McKenna

China Jones Art

Christine Holtz

Creative Citizen Studios

Dan Kuhn – Ton Pottery

Dave Gatto

Deborah Lieberman

Elena Sadovsky – Metalworks

Em Collins – EmTree Bath & Body

Greg Sciulli – Greg’s Drawing Shop

Hannah Dausch

Heather Heitzenrater

Hisham Youssef – Art Before the Wheel

Ignacio Lopez – Alchemic Print

Jackie Way – up and a WAY designs

Janet Watkins Ceramics

Josh Hoffman Art

Kara Zuzu

Karen McKee – Robyn’s Nest Pottery

Kathryn Carr – Go Carr Go

Katie Alvarez – Appalachian Wax Works

Katy Dement – Paper Lady

Kim Bloise

Kim Breit Art

Kylie Nickles – Zosimos

Laura Tabakman

Libby Scutt Ceramics

Linda Dujmic – LMD Designs

Lindsay Huff – Huffalo

Lisa Seligman Photography

Mansi Sood

Marcé Nixon-Washington

Mary Curtain Art & Illustration

Melissa Sullivan – Feat of Clay

Nancy Smeltzer – Little Mahoning Creek Pottery

Nora Thompson – The Rots

Patrick Daugherty

Patti Middlemiss

Paula Romanishin

Ron Copeland

Rona Chang – Otto Finn

Ruth Trok

Ryan McCormick

Sarah Cohen – PetalVision Glass

Shannon Coleman

Sophia Fang Art

Tom Sarver

Tyler Gedman

 

Refund and Exchange Policy

Exchanges

If a customer is unhappy with their purchase they can return the item back to the front desk within 30 days from the date of purchase for an exchange. No Refunds.

The item/s must be in the same condition that it was received, unworn or unused, with tags, and no damages. A hand copy of the receipt is required.

If you do not find anything of equal or greater value in The Shop you will receive a gift card. Gift cards can only be used on items in The Shop and not valid towards classes, workshops,  supplies, and/or memberships.

Non-Returnable Items

Any items purchased as a sale item, or clearance are not eligible for exchange.