Carnegie magazine Archive
We’ve been publishing the amazing stories of Carnegie Museums since 1927. Originally titled the Bulletin of the Carnegie Institute, today’s Carnegie magazine is delivered quarterly and brings the wonder, fun, and creativity of the four Carnegie Museums to the doorsteps of our 35,000 member and donor households.
The magazine office and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh maintain a complete archive dating back to 1927. An online archive is available starting in 1996. For inquiries, contact carnegiemagazine@carnegiemuseums.org.
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Winter 2024
Closer Look: A Frog by Any Other Name
A new perspective on familiar offerings at Carnegie Museums.
Winter 2024
Q+A: Doug Genovese
In conversation with the general manager of food and beverage services at Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History.
Winter 2024
Progress in the Pop District
Two years after its launch, The Warhol’s innovative model for creative economic development reaches important milestones.
Fall 2024
Pursuing Relevant Science
How a transformative $65 million gift from Dan and Carole Kamin is bolstering Carnegie Science Center’s plans to become a top-tier leader in community-based science.
Fall 2024
A Lifelong Love of Astronomy
Dan and Carole Kamin have a long history with Carnegie Museums, but their relationship with Carnegie Science Center Director Jason Brown began a little over five years ago at a garden party. It was May 2019, and Carole’s famous tulips were in bloom. Brown, who had recently been named as the Science Center’s director, was
Fall 2024
Objects of Our Affection: ‘Golden Orioles’
Carnegie Museums is home to some of the most significant collections in the world. Here we showcase some of the most compelling objects.
Fall 2024
Escaping Requin
The Science Center’s popular sub is now one of Pittsburgh’s most popular escape rooms.
Fall 2024
Educators at Play
How art is helping educators reconnect to the joys and possibilities of teaching.
Fall 2024
Sparking a Love of Science
Fascinated by outer space, one couple wants to keep inspiring young people to look at stars.
Fall 2024
Access for All
Carnegie Museums’ Community Access program has opened up the museums to thousands of new members, including 19,000 teens.
Fall 2024
Q+A: Kathy Hollis
In conversation with the director of collections care and access at Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
Fall 2024
Conserving Objects, Telling Stories
An exhibition of Egyptian artifacts spotlights the work of object conservators.
Fall 2024
Living Artwork
The chemical reaction that produced Andy Warhol’s 'Oxidation' series means it continues to change, raising issues for how to conserve it for future generations.
Spring 2024
An Investment to Keep History Relevant
One couple hopes to inspire younger audiences to learn about ancient civilizations.
Summer 2024
Objects of Our Affection: 3D-Printed Prosthetic Hand
Carnegie Museums is home to some of the most significant collections in the world. Here we showcase some of the most compelling objects.
Summer 2024
‘Storied Objects’
Sculptor Marie Watt explores the histories of materials and the labor required to make them in the latest installment of the Forum series.
Summer 2024 Uncategorized
Q+A: Hope Gillespie
In conversation with the museum experiences officer at Carnegie Science Center
