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Destination: Earth!
The director of Carnegie Museum of Natural History shares his experiences
as an astronaut, and sets the course for the museum.
by Jay Apt
Playing at The Warhol
It’s no surprise that Andy Warhol has a powerful appeal to children
and adults.
by Jessica Arcand
Pole to Pole: The Arctic and Antarctic
Photographer Don Robinson takes us to the extremes of the Earth
with images that are both artistic and scientifically revealing.
by Mary Dawson
Project Puffin
The director of Carnegie
Science Center saves
endangered birds, and
discovers peace of mind,
on an Atlantic island.
by R. Jay Gangewere
Mysterious Mars: Fact and Fantasy
The popular fantasies about life on Mars have now been confronted
by scientific facts. Carnegie Science Center is featuring a traveling exhibit
and a planetarium show that brings us up to date.
by Ben Bova
Discovering A Missing Link
A Carnegie scientist identifies a fossil as a new link between
modern mammals and their primitive ancestors.
by Kathryn M. Duda
Michael Lucero: Sculpture 1976–1995
A sculptor ranges through art history and global culture to find
themes to unite in works of art.
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Andy Warhol's Moonwalk, 1987. One from a portfolio of two screeenprints
on board, 38"x38" Founding Collection, The Andy Warhol Museum. Contribution
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
Catching Up with André Previn
Previn performs chamber
music at Carnegie Lecture Hall
with his former colleagues
from PSO.
by Victoria Cole
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