text: The Artworks essentially a very long hallway with a stage and a PA at one end It is a low capacity venue catering to the offcenter art crowd and if you identify with that then you have probably already been called here by one of the many shows that it hosts Shows here can range from TheBiggestNameYou haveNeverHeardOf to simply TheNameYou haveNeverHeardOf The art is usually local and can obviously be hit or miss The sound and conditions could be better depending on what show you are seeing In the summer the place can get unbearably hot with people running for the exits between setsnnParking on the street is plentiful and free and while there usually is not too much within walking distance on a sparsely crowded night Liberty Avenue is only a few blocks away to grab a bite to eat beforehand The trip downstairs to the bathroom is somewhat disturbing The toilet appropriately also lies at the end of a long hallway behind a door which may or may not be able to close completely Cleanliness of this one was an afterthought nnHowever while you hesitantly make your way towards the bathroom be sure to check out the posters lining the wall of the stairs Some of the past lineups may astound youAnd the prices you could have seen them for Make no mistake there is a fairly solid quality to the music hereespecially from touring bands and over the years many of them go on to be influential in one way or another So if it is your thing but sure to stop out and catch a show the music will probably be solid and the tickets are cheapnnTheyre the only place on the street that requests donations for entry during Unblurred but honestly I cannot imagine the place is a gold mine regularly and the music they host is important to Pittsburghin my opinion so I never mind tossing in a few bucks Also I AM GOING TO promotion is not the best here so check the website to find out the latest shows or stop in during Unblurred