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A historic African American Museum in Philadelphia and the only one in the area to offer an extensive collection of slavery artifacts and an array of riveting exhibits and informative presentations.

Five weeks after accepting a prize delivery of one million Pop-Tarts® toaster pastries, Tyler Kozar, a student at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, unveiled an over the top display of pop art made from Pop-Tarts®. Held in the gallery at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Kozar’s creations include an assortment of Pittsburgh inspired artwork and a mixture of pieces ranging from 3D exhibits to life-size sculptures, fun framed displays and even a larger-than-life, 14-foot tall Tyrannosaurus Rex, the school’s beloved mascot. Kozar’s answer to the question, “How would you share one million Pop-Tarts®?” won him the grand prize in the Pop-Tarts® Pop-it-Forward™ Contest, which culminated last December. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/pop-tart/49546/

Barrie J Davies exhibits a drawing in a starbucks toilet as part of his public art series in places in cardiff