PearlArts, the renowned multidisciplinary arts organization, to announced its has rebrand as PearlArts Movement & Sound. This transformation unites the organization’s diverse initiatives under one umbrella. It marks the move to its new state-of-the-art studio space in Braddock, PA.
Founded by Artistic Directors Staycee and Herman Pearl, PearlArts has spent over a decade at the forefront of Pittsburgh’s arts scene, integrating movement, sound, and multimedia to push the boundaries of creative expression. The company has brought Black Pittsburgh arts to the nation for years, touring their work internationally. The rebrand, done in collaboration with Workhorse Collaborative, streamlines PearlArts’ identity, bringing together Tuff Sound Recording, STAYCEE PEARL dance project & Soy Sos, and other ventures under one cohesive name—PearlArts Movement & Sound.
“After years of operating in separate silos, we’re excited to move forward with a unified brand that reflects the full scope of what we do,” says Co-Artistic Director Staycee Pearl. “This rebrand allows us to share our vision with both the local community and national audiences in a more holistic way.”
The new studio space in Braddock, set across four vibrant studios, is designed to house various artistic programs, from dance and music to multimedia experimentation. It will serve as a hub for local and touring artists, offering a platform for creative exploration and community engagement.
A Unified Vision for the Future
The rebrand of PearlArts is more than a name change. It signals a commitment to fostering both local and national artistic exchanges. By merging its operations under one roof and one name, PearlArts will be able to tour, produce, and collaborate more effectively, while continuing to deepen its connection to Pittsburgh’s creative community.
“This rebrand is not only a reflection of our past but a bold step toward the future,” says Herman Pearl, Co-Artistic Director. “We’re excited to continue elevating the voices of artists, both here at home and on the road, as we create innovative experiences for our audiences.”
Visit the newly launched website at pearlartsmovement.org, where you can learn more about upcoming events. Or follow PearlArts on Facebook at PearlArts and on Instagram @PearlArtsMovement.
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