The Art Supply Co. is seeking art handlers to help us on installation projects.

TASC put more money into Pittsburgh's arts economy and got some big projects completed in 2025 Take a look at everything we did last year in our Impact Report. We're ready and looking forward to everything 2026 has in store for us. If you're looking to have Good Art be a part of your year, make sure to get in touch with us so we can make it happen.

Candace Opper makes an argument for public art in parking garages and how these concrete structures have potential for engaging artwork.

TASC sat down for an interview with Sophia Maria Pappas, the artist behind the Skinny Building’s mural design.

Patrick Fisher, Executive Director of the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council, guest writes for The Journal about how centering artists in downtown developments can help urban districts thrive creatively and economically.

The City of Pittsburgh, Shiftworks, and TASC are seeking community feedback for public art project for the upcoming University Bus Line featuring work by artist Marsha Rollinger.

TASC is being highlighted by the Pittsburgh Pirates for the month of August, and we’re celebrating with a raffle! Sign up for TASC’s newsletter and enter a chance to win a free Arts Discovery Package.

Call for artists! Shiftworks and TASC are working together to bring art to the Pittsburgh public bus line.

TASC received the Pirates Going to Bat for Small Business Grant!

Our founder and director got special recognition from the Small Business Administration for our recent million dollar milestone.

TASC’s Executive Director reflects on our financial milestone and what’s in store for us in 2025.

Design + Communication Lead Eriko Hattori and Finance + Operations Director Candace Opper take a look at our project for the Community College of Allegheny County’s Center for Education, Innovation, and Training.

TASC is seeking artists in Northeastern Ohio for an upcoming consulting project.

Chenoa Baker reflects on her contributions in the arts and the importance of recognizing the labor that goes into art and arts productions.

Read our interview with artist Lataya Johnson, who was a part of our Art Handling Apprenticeship program's first cohort.

Who Draws it Anyways?

When we talk about fine art, we rarely discuss the amount of labor and time that goes into making the pieces. Peer through this list of seven artists who have outsourced their work.

The Summer 2024 issue of The Journal shines a light on labor in the arts and how it could be more recognized.

Join Alecia Dawn Young during this hands-on Tile Making Workshop for Wellness on June 23, 2024 at the Union Project.

TASC Project Assistant Kaylani Brown advocates for creative design for playgrounds and the importance of keeping outdoor play a part of children’s lives.

TASC’s Finance and Operations Director Candace Opper writes on how places of hospitality could take bigger risks when choosing artwork for display.