Spring 2022
Cover Story
The daring in the artist’s eclectic works—on view at The Warhol this spring—is matched only by their sense of whimsy.
Featured Stories
Origin Stories
In Carnegie Museum of Art’s Working Thought, the language of art sheds light on the past and present of labor, class, and inequality in America.
Not Separate. We ARE Nature
Shining a light on how we humans affect the world around us—and how we can use that power for good.
Community Changemakers
They’re finding ways to adapt to climate change, heal the earth, and build resilience in their communities. Carnegie Museum of Natural History joins them in asking: What role will you play?
Also in this Issue
Scoring With Science
A new Science Center education program takes the science of hockey off the rink and into the classroom.
The Art of Live Music
Led by creator and longtime curator Ben Harrison, the convention-defying offerings of the Sound Series are back.
Having His Say
Teaming up with the Science Center is another way Paul Duprex is spreading the word about infectious diseases and how vaccines work.
Creating Sensory Friendly Spaces
What started as one donor’s passion project has made Carnegie Museum of Natural History more welcoming to more families.
Q+A: Dana Bishop-Root
In conversation with Carnegie Museum of Art’s director of education and public programs.
Objects of Our Affection: Eva Zeisel's Town and Country salt and pepper shakers
Carnegie Museums is home to some of the most significant collections in the world. Here we showcase some of the most compelling objects.
Big Picture
Coming face-to-face with the past, forever frozen in time, is an experience unique to POMPEII: THE EXHBITION, on view at Carnegie Science Center through April 24. Pompeii’s sudden burial after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius over 2,000 years ago protected it from vandalism, looting, and the destructive effects of weather. The result is a record of life, and death, at the height of the Roman Empire.
