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Cover of Winter 2024 issue of Carnegie magazine

Winter 2024

Cover Story
Reimagining Landscapes
By Ben Seal
In Widening the Lens, photographers examine humans’ complicated relationship with their environment.

Featured Stories

A diverse team of three people reviews footage on set. A woman with headphones, a man focused on the camera, and another wearing a headset.

Progress in the Pop District

By Cristina Rouvalis
Two years after its launch, The Warhol’s innovative model for creative economic development reaches important milestones.
A collage featuring botanical illustrations, knitting hands, a nature-themed exhibit, a classical painting, and vibrant beetles.

Curate This

By Chris Fleisher
The job of a museum curator has never been more complex—or interesting.

Also in this Issue

Close-up of hands crafting with clay at a workshop, with textured brown clay pieces and tools on the work surface.

‘We Do Still Exist, and We’re Thriving.’

By Corinne Whiting
A new exhibition honors ongoing cultural traditions of the Quapaw Nation and its deepening relationship with Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

Creative Connections

By Jennifer Davis
A new Carnegie Museums membership program is giving young professionals a way to connect with culture and each other.
A smiling man in a dark blazer holds a coffee cup, standing in a modern café with a textured wall in the background.

Q+A: Doug Genovese

By Chris Fleisher
In conversation with the general manager of food and beverage services at Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History.
Four young boys stand in an art gallery, gazing at a painting framed on the wall, set against a light blue background.

Opening up the World for Others

By Kate Benz
Lessons learned from his parents and grandparents fuel this supporter’s desire to make the wonders of the four Carnegie Museums available to all.
A close-up view of a tadpole resting on a rock underwater, showcasing its developing limbs and translucent tail.

Closer Look: A Frog by Any Other Name

By Chris Fleisher
A new perspective on familiar offerings at Carnegie Museums.
Historical marker honoring Charles "Teenie" Harris, a photojournalist documenting Pittsburgh's African American community from 1930s-1980s.

Seen+Heard: Winter 2024

In brief, what’s new around the museums.
A detailed illustration of a water bear, or tardigrade, showcasing its distinct segmented body and clawed limbs amidst a microenvironment.

Five Things: Winter 2024

Art and science news you can use.
A shiny, humanoid robot stands in a curved alcove, featuring a smooth metallic surface and a simple, helmet-like head.

Objects of Our Affection: Gort

By Chris Fleisher
Carnegie Museums is home to some of the most significant collections in the world. Here we showcase some of the most compelling objects.
A portrait of Steve Knapp

President’s Note: Winter 2024

A message from Steven Knapp.
Two young women examine a large newspaper in an art gallery, while other visitors observe black-and-white photographs on the walls.

Big Picture

Charles “Teenie” Harris was one of Pittsburgh’s most prolific chroniclers of the city’s communities and Black life in midcentury America. Now, visitors to Carnegie Museum of Art have unprecedented access to his work. A new museum gallery dedicated to Harris includes never-before-seen color photographs and moving images, as well as black-and-white photographs, film negatives, and recorded oral histories.

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