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Carnegie Magazine / Page 5

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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.

An exterior view of the science center building with the new Kamin Science Center letters around the top of the building.

Pursuing Relevant Science

By Chris Fleisher

How a transformative $65 million gift from Dan and Carole Kamin is bolstering Carnegie Science Center’s plans to become a top-tier leader in community-based science.

A group of four people posing for a photo at an event.

A Lifelong Love of Astronomy

By Chris Fleisher

Dan and Carole Kamin have a long history with Carnegie Museums, but their relationship with Carnegie Science Center Director Jason Brown began a little over five years ago at a

Three people working together at a table inside of a submarine.

Escaping Requin

By Barbara Klein

The Science Center’s popular sub is now one of Pittsburgh’s most popular escape rooms.

A group of teachers sitting in a circle, talking and laughing.

Educators at Play

Story by Corinne Whiting | Photos by John Schisler

How art is helping educators reconnect to the joys and possibilities of teaching.

A group of children seated in a planetarium, staring at a star filled screen.

Sparking a Love of Science 

By Chris Fleisher

Fascinated by outer space, one couple wants to keep inspiring young people to look at stars.

A group of children exploring an exhibit of a lamp.

Access for All

By Amy Whipple

Carnegie Museums’ Community Access program has opened up the museums to thousands of new members, including 19,000 teens.

A woman next to a photo of a fossil.

Q+A: Kathy Hollis

 By Corinne Whiting  

In conversation with the director of collections care and access at Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

A large piece of artwork with abstract shapes printed in dark colors against a copper background.

Living Artwork

By Nichole Faina

The chemical reaction that produced Andy Warhol’s ‘Oxidation’ series means it continues to change, raising issues for how to conserve it for future generations.

An installation view of artwork made of steel beams.

‘Storied Objects’

By Ben Seal

Sculptor Marie Watt explores the histories of materials and the labor required to make them in the latest installment of the Forum series.

A portrait of Hope Gillespie in the Mars Exhibition at the science center.

Q+A: Hope Gillespie

By Kellie B. Gormly

In conversation with the museum experiences officer at Carnegie Science Center

Two scientists standing among stalks of dead plants.

A Knotty Conversation

By Chris Fleisher

Botanists at Carnegie Museum of Natural History are researching new ways to discuss invasive plants.