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Horse Talk
A symposium on the relationship between horses and humans closes with a
horse show, and highlights Powdermill Nature Reserve as a conference center. |
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Africa: One
Continent, Many Worlds
By R. Jay Gangewere The museum opens a major show — Africa: One Continent, Many Worlds, and the museum's paleontologists discover the first bipedal animal known to science. |
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Zap!
Surgery Beyond the Cutting Edge By Merle Jantz Pittsburgh medical community show off amazing non-invasive surgical techniques, and American cities line up for this exhibit after it leaves Carnegie Science Center. |
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"Pittsburgh"
at the Omnimax
By Margaret Boldurian-Jackson The Omnimax opens with an action-packed "Pittsburgh" theme, and the E-Motion light sculpture becomes a high-tech beacon on the city's nightscape. |
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Don't Miss
Aluminum by Design!
By Ellen S. Wilson See Aluminum by Design (closes February 11), discover how architects design with computers, enjoy fantastic Art Nouveau tiles, and see woodcut prints of modern Tokyo.
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THE ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM
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"Off the
Wall" with Karen Finley
By Jordan Weeks The Warhol shares ideas with a Brazilian museum of
contemporary art, showcases
performance artist Karen Finley, and features The Arts of Jean Cocteau until January 28. |
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CARNEGIE magazine All rights reserved.
E-mail: carnegiemag@carnegiemuseums.org
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