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For and About Members and Donors
News for members and patrons of Carnegie Museums of
Pittsburgh: profiles, special events, travel.
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Judi
Simboli Collins stands before a 1929 self-portrait painted by her uncle,
Raymond Simboli, which was donated by his daughter Beverlee Simboli
McFadden to Carnegie Museum of Art’s collect.
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Courting
the Cultural Tourist
By Danielle Scherer
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is out in front in the
effort to draw cultural tourists to Pittsburgh
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Designing
Oakland
By Ellen S. Wilson
A great 20th century photographer considered
his images of 1950s Pittsburgh his best work. See the first comprehensive
exhibit of this remarkable
photo-essay.
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The
Genius of Jean Nouvel
By R. J. Gangewere
The brilliant French architect muses on an rtistic, technologically creative
expansion of Carnegie Science Center.
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Go
for the Gold: Summer Games Back by Demand
Richard Scarry's Busytown, Kidz Dayz, Summer
"Olympic" Games for the whole family at SportsWorks, and at the
planetarium: Summer's Shooting Stars
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Gotcha!
Sights and Sounds of Celebrity at The Warhol
By Margie Romero
Explore those great old 12-by-12 record covers, and see
the rich and ramous off- guard with the ultimate paparazzi photographer,
Ron Galella.
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World
Café at the Warhol
By Margie Romero
The Warhol hosts NPR's famous
broadcast of World Café, and the museum highlights personal opinions about art in its Diversity of Voices in Interpretation.
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The
Living Wild
By R. Jay Gangewere
The Living Wild
is in Pittsburgh, and the world hears from Carnegie scientists about the
"Dawn Mother" of placental mammals, and the origins of horseback
riding.
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