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Carnegie Magazine / Page 19

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Portrait of Jeff Inscho

Face Time: Jeffrey Inscho

By Elizabeth Hoover

[media-credit name=”Photo: Joshua Franzos” align=”alignnone” width=”600″][/media-credit] At the far end of Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Bird Hallway is a half-sized door that has intrigued visitors for decades. Now, each

Hall of African Animals

Call of the Wild

By Barbara Klein

How Childs Frick, son of Pittsburgh industrialist Henry Clay Frick, provided the foundation for Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s world-class collection of African mammals.

A young man with sound-control earphones taking part in a sensory-friendly event

Art as an Equalizer

By Julie Hannon

A new program at The Andy Warhol Museum makes it a more welcoming destination for visitors with autism and sensory sensitivities.

Vector concept of global footprint

Earth in the Age of Humans

By Julie Hannon

For the first time in Earth’s history, humankind is the single greatest force shaping the planet’s future. Welcome to the Anthropocene.

News Worthy

Sparking a future in STEM Call it a grand finale, and then some. On June 28, Carnegie Science Center announced a $7.5 million gift from PPG and the PPG Foundation

Portrait of artist Abigail DeVille

Face Time: Abigail DeVille

By Hannah Turpin

[media-credit name=”Photo: Melissa Blackall/The Cooper Gallery” align=”alignnone” width=”500″] photo: Melissa Blackall/The Cooper Gallery [/media-credit] Abigail DeVille is an artist unafraid to dig deep. Whether creating paintings, sculptures, installations, or performance

President’s Note

[media-credit name=”Photo: Joshua Franzos” align=”alignnone” width=”500″][/media-credit] Last April I found myself on the stage of Carnegie Music Hall, questioning Pulitzer Prize- and National Book Award-winning novelist Annie Proulx about why

A screen shot of a video

Fantastical Journeys

By Jenelle Pifer

Artist Ian Cheng uses the language of video games to create animated worlds that challenge our senses and emotions.

museum of natural history staff person holding a carpet python snake

Animal Attraction

By Christine H. O’Toole

Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s live animal collection, and its passionate caretakers, are making lasting impressions.

a child using a tactile-assisted device

Making the Difference

By Barbara Klein

Can kids who are blind and visually impaired enjoy the digital makerspace experience? Carnegie Science Center says yes, and took its Mobile Fab Lab to Erie to prove it.

A blurred image of a group of teens dancing in the Andy Warhol Museum lobby.

Finding Acceptance at The Warhol

By Nichole Faina

Teenagers find fun, inspiration, and tolerance at The Andy Warhol Museum’s fourth annual LGBTQ+ Youth Prom.

a red-headed cowboy struggles to control a red cart that reads, Git Along Lil’ Doggie. On the verge of tipping over, the cart sputters along on an empty desert landscape.

Cowboys and Kitsch

By Cristina Rouvalis

Iranian post-Pop sensation Farhad Moshiri brings his wide-eyed view of the world to The Warhol.

An illustration of a man in the ocean in a life preserver holding up and balancing things from nature

Belonging to Nature

By Julie Hannon

Carnegie Museum of Natural History confronts the fragile interconnectedness of humans and nature.

Art’s 20/20 Lens

By Elizabeth Hoover

A unique collaboration between Carnegie Museum of Art and The Studio Museum in Harlem combines works of the past and present to give voice to shifting, contemporary realities.