Spring 2026
Cover Story
With science as her mission and curiosity as her guide, Mary Janecka is reveling at the chance to expand the nature reserve’s research scope and create a gateway for children to contribute to scientific studies, too.
Featured Stories
Community Art
The 59th Carnegie International goes outside the museum to create art in partnership with Pittsburgh communities.
What I did on my Summer Vacation
Years later, some former Carnegie Museums summer campers recount experiences that still resonate today.
The Science—and Fun—of Sport
The largest-ever exhibition to open inside Kamin Science Center offers ample opportunity to test your mettle and learn something, too.
Also in this Issue
Young Readers Discover ‘Scientists Like Me’
A children’s book created by Kamin Science Center aims to help kids of all backgrounds see themselves in
STEM careers.
From Reuse to Runway
Teen designers at The Warhol transformed repurposed materials into garments shaped by process, skill, and intent.
The Future of STEM Education
A biostatistician and epidemiologist seeks to pass on his love of math and science by supporting the museums.
Closer Look: Warhol's 'Endangered Species' Series
A new perspective on familiar offerings at Carnegie Museums.
Big Picture
The very first Carnegie International exhibition opened in 1896 under the directorship of John W. Beatty. Modeled after the Venice Biennale founded a year earlier, Pittsburgh’s exhibition of contemporary art featured 5,310 paintings from artists in the United States and Europe in its first 18 years, which were displayed in densely hung salons like the one seen here.
