Everybody’s welcome on this dance floor
Now more than ever, The Andy Warhol Museum’s annual LGBTQ+ Youth Prom provides a space of connection and community.
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The Art and Science of Preservation
Conservators encounter complicated questions as they repair and protect artistic works.
Walking the Walk in Patagonia
A dinosaur expert at Carnegie Museum of Natural History continues on a journey 25 years in the making.
A Martian Garden Comes Alive
Edible plants grown as part of the Science Center’s Mars exhibition inspire ideas for sustainably producing healthy food in challenging environments.
Impressions of Japan
An expansive exhibition explores the art and evolution of Japanese printmaking over the past century.
Reckonings
A groundbreaking exhibition created in partnership with members of the Apsáalooke Nation comes to Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
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Recreating a Pigment of the Past
A mineralogist teams up with an Egyptologist to achieve the vibrant Egyptian blue.
Connecting Through Art
Through greater access and representation, one couple hopes to bring art alive for more young people of color.
Vast Ambition
Carnegie Museum of Art makes a landmark acquisition with an El Anatsui commission.
Big Picture
The Andy Warhol Museum unveiled a major public art installation in June 2023 titled Anatomy of the Human as part of its Pop District initiative. The mural was created by Pittsburgh artist Mikael Owunna, who drew inspiration from African cosmologies and Warhol’s use of multiple silkscreens to produce stop-motion style images. The 21-foot x 91-foot artwork is located across from the museum in Pop Park on East General Robinson Street.
Face Time
Aaron Levi Garvey
Contemporary art can be inaccessible to some communities. Aaron Levi Garvey, the new chief curator at The Andy Warhol Museum, wants to change that by bringing art exhibitions into different spaces and supporting emerging talent. Prior to coming to The Warhol, Garvey was the Janet L. Nolan Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University, where he helped update policies around diversity, equity, inclusion, and access, and acquired works by leading women, people of color, and LGBTQ+ artists. Before that, he was chief curator at The Hudson Eye/Jonah Bokaer Arts Foundation in Hudson, New York. And with his partner, Stevie Covart Garvey, he spearheaded the Jacksonville, Florida-based Long Road Projects, a publishing house, residency program, and artist support network.
