Two Exhibitions at Carnegie Museum of Art Document 19th-Century Optimism February 21 – May 9, 2004 Heinz Galleries America the Beautiful Upcoming Programs and Special Events Programs are free with…
…like myself when I do art,” says Jacob. Jacob Schmitt and his mom, Jane Stadnik (at right), participate in an ice breaker that prompts the group to practice facial recognition…
…their way and it makes it so much more of a relaxed experience,” says Stadnik, who made the trip from Ambridge after learning about the free program on Facebook. “Art…
…and deadly. Roaming what is today the western U.S. and southwestern Canada in search of food, the meat-eating T. rex ruled some 68 to 66 million years ago during the…
…feature films are science-related or related to an exhibit. What is behind that program policy? JH: An IMAX® or OMNIMAX® theater inside an institution like Carnegie Science Center is a…
…ΒCrater of DoomΒ –Free Lecture March 8 in Carnegie Lecture Hall- ItΒs been over a century since scientists uncovered the evidence that dinosaurs ruled the animal kingdom during the Mesozoic…
…Museum of Art through May 1—reflecting a deep and daring search for meaning that infused Thek’s art, and a life filled with contradiction. Paul Thek paints a self-portrait in his…
…some cases by the artist, the artist’s family members, experts in a related area, curators, and, for works of greatest interest to children, by “Art Cat,” the museum’s mascot for…
…Carnegie Museum field associate Wally Windscheffel in the 1990s, and then studied by Luo and fellow Carnegie Museum scientist John Wible. In Search of Scientific Truth Luo and a team…
…drawn.” – Lebbeus Woods ____________________ Right, Woods likes to create spaces that allow the individual to break free of custom, take risks, and embrace unpredictability. At the Heinz Architectural Center,…