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Pittsburgh’s Industrial Past Finds New Life as Public Art

Kara Holsopple·September 16, 2016
We pay a visit to Pittsburgh's inaugural Re:NEW Festival, an art and performance event that’s all about reusing materials and environmental sustainability.
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