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Download: Affirmative Actions poster
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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW, "Three new exhibits open eyes at Regina Gouger Miller Gallery," Kurt Shaw, October 5, 2003
Media Contact: Eric Sloss, Public Relations Director, 412.268.5765, 480.7246, ecs@andrew.cmu.edu
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Miller Gallery
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Purnell Center for the Arts
5000 Forbes Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
412.268.3618
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Affirmative Actions
Sept. 5–Oct. 12, 2003
About the Exhibition
Rudy Shepherd: Affirmative Actions was a collection of works culled from the artist’s experience in the three previous years, “full of unanswered questions, special moments and the humdrum of everyday life.” The work explored issues of identity, shelter and the idea of home. The exhibition included a public project done in collaboration with youth from a Penn Avenue Arts Initiative program. Construction Junction generously provided materials.