Visions for a Better World
A citywide contest explores how art is a pathway to a more equitable Pittsburgh.
A citywide contest explores how art is a pathway to a more equitable Pittsburgh.
Edith ‘Toto’ Fisher will be remembered most for the example she set for supporting—and leading—the museums she loved.
Carnegie Museum of Art’s Neighborhood Museum supports refugee families as they make their new home here.
When Julia Warhola, mother of Andy Warhol, received her naturalization document on April 9, 1942, at age 49, she never could have imagined it would one day be exhibited in a museum. Now displayed on The Andy Warhol Museum’s top floor, it’s an artifact of the most important person in the Pop artist’s life. She … Continued
The surnames carved into the grave markers that sprout from the hillside of Bethel Park’s St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Cemetery trend toward Eastern European. Pachuta. Benedik. Mihalik. Zolock. Slota. And then, a few feet in front of a companion grave marker for Slovakian immigrants Andrew and Julia Warhola is the burial site for … Continued
The stories of Carnegie Museums volunteers are as varied as they are. They’re all giving back in ways they hadn’t expected—and the museums wouldn’t be the same without them.
A program launched four years ago offers lessons learned on how to have conversations about environmental changes in rural communities.
A new state-licensed digital marketing diploma program being offered at The Andy Warhol Museum gives students of all ages and experiences practical skills for becoming digital marketers.
One couple wants to encourage a younger generation of donors to give back.
Now more than ever, The Andy Warhol Museum’s annual LGBTQ+ Youth Prom provides a space of connection and community.