Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
Carnegie Magazine / Page 4

Category: Carnegie Magazine

A person stands near a riverbank at night, illuminating lush greenery with a flashlight, surrounded by rocks and flowing water.

Chirps in the Night

By Jason Bittel

Herpetologist Jennifer Sheridan explores the Bornean rainforest to study nocturnal croaks and the frogs that make them.

Illustration of a human head in profile with a brain made of gears and waves, surrounded by scientific symbols and patterns on a purple background.

Matters of the Mind

By Amy Whipple

Mental health matters—so why not talk about it in an exhibition?

A vibrant mixed-media artwork featuring colorful paint drips, sketches, and layered textures against a dark background.

Layers of Being

By Justin Hopper

Raymond Saunders comes home to Carnegie Museum of Art.

A person holds a small bird, while several curious children gather around, intrigued by the interaction in a lush outdoor setting.

Engage With Nature

By Chris Fleisher

A longtime supporter of Carnegie Museums wants Powdermill Nature Reserve to get the love and attention it deserves.

A man in a suit stands confidently with arms crossed in an art gallery, featuring colorful artworks on white elongated panels.

Q+A: Mario Rossero

By Betsy Momich

In conversation with the new director of The Andy Warhol Museum.

Three vintage bird illustrations: glossy ibises, gannets on cliffs, and orioles in a tree, showcasing diverse birdlife artistry.

Art by Nature Lovers

By Bob Batz Jr.

A little-known collection at Carnegie Museum of Natural History reveals a trove of paintings and sketches by famous artists and lesser-known talents on staff.

Points of Contact

By Justin Hopper

An exhibition at Carnegie Museum of Art explores Gertrude Abercrombie’s surreal world.

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.

A bright art gallery featuring diverse artworks on white walls, including abstract and nature-themed pieces.

Reimagining Landscapes

By Ben Seal

In Widening the Lens, photographers examine humans’ complicated relationship with their environment.

A group of smiling children sit together in an art gallery, sharing laughter and joy, with paintings visible in the 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 silver robot figure stands in an archway, set against a gradient purple background, evoking a futuristic vibe.

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 group of three people engage in conversation at a social event, smiling and laughing, with others in the background.

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.