Ten years after it opened, The Andy Warhol Museum is still enticing audiences with ground-breaking exhibitions, thought-provoking programming, and extensive outreach programs that strive to make The Warhol an integral part of the community and much more than a museum. America the Beautiful: Two Exhibitions at Carnegie Museum of Art Document 19th-Century Optimism

Pushing Pittsburgh’s Envelope
With its hip and sometimes controversial programming, The Warhol has both naysayers and admirers.
Lynne Margolis

Expanding Warhol’s World
The Warhol highlights Warhol’s vast and very diverse collection, exposing local and international visitors to his eclectic interests.
Caroline Abels

The Warhol According to Tom: One on One with Thomas Sokolowski
Museum Director Thomas Sokolowski discusses what Pittsburgh meant to Andy Warhol, and where the museum is headed in the next 10 years.
Kimberly M. Riel

Flowers Observed, Flowers Transformed
The Warhol uses a flower motif to help examine Andy Warhol’s voluminous body of artwork.
Gina Frey

Ellsworth Brown
After 11 years with Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh and
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Ellsworth Brown steps down as president.

Celebrating 2003 Donors and Volunteer Leadership