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.

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.

Alecia Dawn Young was selected to create a public artwork titled Rooted Momentum on the Steel City Squash Larimer Education and Squash Center.

The Art Supply Co. is thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of the Art in the Heart program, a large-scale mural project in downtown Pittsburgh, which will feature Sophia Marie Pappas as the inaugural artist.

Learn about the different ways that art and fun collide in our Spring 2024 issue of The Journal.

Dinner Bell’s Emma Honcharski talks inspirations and her co-curated exhibit Buttery Spread.

TASC’s Fall 2023 Issue of The Journal is all about how the art and food industries can work together to make memorable experiences.

The Art Supply Co. is pleased to announce a Call for Artists for a public art project for Steel City Squash in Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood.

Artists of all experience levels are invited to submit samples of existing work to be considered for this project.

We wrapped up our consulting project with the Community College of Allegheny County and Desmone Architects and celebrated during the Workforce Training and Development Center’s Grand Opening night.

TASC’s Art Handling Apprenticeship candidates are learning the necessary skills and gaining intel on how to be art handlers working within the art world.