FEATURING

Nina Marie Barbuto: Making Learning a Party

Founder and director of Assemble, a community space for arts + technology, Nina Marie Barbuto’s own work includes architecture, film, sound, and art installation, often with the idea of recycling noise into the system or elevating the vernacular spectacular. Assemble envisions a diverse community that creates, connects, and learns through the experience of art and technology.

Nina is also the co-founder of I Made It! Market, an organization that provides opportunities for artists to sell their wares. An idea based on urban acupuncture, the I Made It! Market partners with community, arts and non-profit organizations to raise funds and awareness to assist in improving their communities. She also is the program manager of the Girls, Math + Science Partnership, an initiative of Carneige Science Center.

DETAILS
Tickets to CreativeMornings/Pittsburgh are free, and you will be able to reserve your seat on Monday, December 3rd on our Eventbrite Page. 

CreativeMornings/Pittsburgh email subscribers have first dibs on all tickets, so make sure you sign up for the best chance to reserve a seat. Don’t be shy—add your email to the form on the left sidebar. We’ll also be tweeting when it’s time to reserve your spot. 

WHERE
The place to be is the Andy Warhol Museum, located at 117 Sandusky Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212. The coffee—and continental breakfast—will be ready at 8:30 a.m. and Nina hits the stage at 9:00. 

PARKING
The first 50 people to arrive can park cars, trucks, unicycles, or mopeds in the lot across the street for free. Just let them know you’re there for the CreativeMornings/Pittsburgh event. If you’re number 51 or greater, there’s a $7 charge.

SPONSORS
Special thanks to The Andy Warhol Museum for providing their space, and to Spark for providing our coffee and breakfast!