Randyland
Art museum · Central North Side
1501 Arch St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Highlights
Vibrant outdoor folk-art environment of upcycled color
Vibrant outdoor folk-art environment of upcycled color
"A colourful gift to the North Shore neighborhood, Randyland needs no introduction, nor explanation. A residence of Randy himself, the house additionally serves as an art-installation and community conversation, which is publicly open to visitors year-round." - Wall-to-Wall Studios
"Randyland, North Side. A colourful gift to the North Shore neighborhood, Randyland needs no introduction, nor explanation. A residence of Randy himself, the house additionally serves as an art-installation and community conversation, which is publicly open to visitors year-round."
Folk artist Randy Gilson’s technicolor courtyard turns found objects into joyful public art. Donation-based and neighborly, it’s frequently celebrated by travel writers for capturing the city’s DIY spirit—steps from Mattress Factory and City of Asylum.
Artist Randy Gilson’s evolving outdoor environment is free to visit and fueled by neighborhood love. Recognized by National Geographic and widely praised by travel editors, it’s pure North Side color and optimism—donations appreciated.
Randy Gilson’s exuberant open-air art environment in the Mexican War Streets is free to visit, donations welcome. Travel editors regularly spotlight it as one of America’s most colorful public art experiences.
