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Carnegie Magazine / Page 8

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A view of the pyramids from the rooftop of a building in Giza.

Bringing Ancient Egypt Alive

By Cristina Rouvalis

An expert in ancient wood has joined the Museum of Natural History to preserve a 4,000-year-old funerary boat and other artifacts

Teens dancing at the LGBTQ prom at the Warhol Museum.

Everybody’s welcome on this dance floor

Story by Nichole Faina; Photos by Stephanie Strasburg

Now more than ever, The Andy Warhol Museum’s annual LGBTQ+ Youth Prom provides a space of connection and community.

A Japanese print of a boat at nightime with lights in the background

Impressions of Japan

By Barbara Klein

An expansive exhibition explores the art and evolution of Japanese printmaking over the past century.

A dramatic photo of a submarine at night with lights and fireworks around it.

Memory Keeping on the USS Requin

By Jennifer Davis

Carnegie Science Center embarks on a massive undertaking to safeguard its Cold War-era submarine for future generations.

A group of museum-goers greeting each other in front of a large painting in the gallery.

Removing Barriers to Entry

By Chris Fleisher

Two young professionals are working to build a community of younger art patrons in Pittsburgh.

A group of students holding books and another student being instructed bey a teacher.

Storytelling through STEM

By Chris Fleisher

A program at Carnegie Science Center helps teens learn science, technology, engineering, and math skills by producing their own children’s books.

A group of teens engaged in a science experiment

Sparking a Love of Science

By Chris Fleisher

One donor hopes to expand opportunities for students to engage with STEM programming and the world around them.

A group of teens posing in front of a turntable.

The Art of the DJ

By Meg St-Esprit

The Warhol introduces teens to the world of audio engineering.

A group walking away from the camera in a large desolate area.

Walking the Walk in Patagonia

By Katelyn Ferral

A dinosaur expert at Carnegie Museum of Natural History continues on a journey 25 years in the making.

Color photograph of three of the members of the Velvet Underground performing on a stage as images are being projected onto the walls behind them.

A Revolution, Revisited

By Justin Hopper

Newly discovered Velvet Underground tapes headline a multimedia experience at The Warhol.

An employee tending to an indoor garden.

A Martian Garden Comes Alive

By Sally Quinn

Edible plants grown as part of the Science Center’s Mars exhibition inspire ideas for sustainably producing healthy food in challenging environments.

Q+A: Doug DeHaven

By Sally Quinn

In conversation with the mechatronics engineer at Carnegie Science Center.

A man with curly hair surrounded by cases of butterfly and moth specimens.

Custodians of Collections

By Chris Fleisher

A younger generation of researchers manage Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s historic libraries of artifacts and specimens.

An installation view of an exhibition of war shields with large black and white photos of Native American women behind them

Reckonings

By Anna Paige

A groundbreaking exhibition created in partnership with members of the Apsáalooke Nation comes to Carnegie Museum of Natural History.