Welcome to Inside Out! This free event series celebrates Pittsburgh’s rich cultural landscape with performances, workshops and gatherings, DJs, art activities, food trucks, and local drinks. On Thursday nights from…

…as opposed to being interpreted exclusively as the product of design with form, space, and structure. For example, in the case of the BEST Houston Indeterminate Façade and Milwaukee Inside/Outside…

…inside the museum or within five feet of the entrance due to city ordinances. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment! If you have any oversized…

Did you know there is a soaring three-story Grand Staircase connecting Carnegie Museum of Art to the Museum of Natural History? Surrounding the Grand Staircase inside the museum is a…

…our front doors. Take a moment to enjoy these behemoth and contemplative works beside our tranquil fountain. After which, you’ll be ready to encounter more art inside the museum.  …

…the exhibition The Writer’s Landscape on view at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center as well as August Wilson’s childhood home, which displays Harris’s iconic images inside. Visit Charles…

…levels in redefining the visitor experience to prioritize creating and maintaining a sense of welcome, belonging, and curiosity for all audiences. Reimagine the shared museum campus to create spaces inside…

…can interpret what is happening inside and outside the frame. Some examples you could use may be (Children at Festival) (1955–1957) by W. Eugene Smith or New York Scene (1964)…

Left: Frank Santoro sits in the kitchen of his Swissvale row house on December 2, 2014. Right: Wider view of Santoro’s kitchen, stairs leading to basement. (Bryan Conley/Carnegie Museum of…

…Museum of Art presents a dedicated gallery to exploring these stories, relayed by a multitude of voices from inside and outside the museum. Each story unfolds on printed cards displayed…

…to experience museum joy. The pleasure of being with art and other people inspired the composition of this International—a series of encounters with contemporary art inside the world of Carnegie…

…based on a creative brief by DIS, presents a digital dystopia inflected by rapid climate change, social unrest, and shifting global economics. Inside the VR environment, users will be transported…

…Watching as the noble ideals of the French Revolution ended in violent chaos, the Romantics championed emotions and individuals. Miniature portraits of lovers were worn inside of clothes and out…

…may want to explain to them that the artist is showing them both the outside and inside of the building. You may want to also give a little background on…

…see in your mind’s eye. On the inside of the paper, write two to three sentences imagining what you would see if you were a bird flying over this place….

…Spend 10 minutes inside or outside paying extra attention to what you see. Look for slight movements. What might be causing the slight movement you observe? To heighten your visual…

…the shape of a poem. For example: Tall Gate Bouncing Horse Flat Building Slowly from outside to inside. Repeat this process by comparing a still image from the royal wedding…

…architecture. Heart Pavilion’s mirrored form evokes 1960s Minimalism, using materials that reference the gleaming surfaces of skyscrapers. Outside the pavilion, the mirrored glass reflects the viewer and the gallery; inside,…

…and floral subjects offset with jewel tones, like the splash of turquoise inside the vase’s rim. Stylized flowers were popular subjects with artists associated with the Aesthetic Movement, which lauded…

“Sculpture is a parable in three dimensions, a symbol of a spiritual experience, and a means of conveying truth by concentrating its essence into visible form.” From Sculpture Inside and…

…issues of identity.8 But there is also a new generation of documentariansintent on crafting more representative images of the region. Mayor Lou Mavrakis looks inside the former O‘Toole‘s business equipment…

…depicts a young child in a sailor suit holding a toy ship and sitting on a steamer trunk covered in international labels, while inside the book speaks to the young…

…culture, environment, and legacy from inside the heart of the Rust Belt. Nizhae with her pet ferret outside her home in McKeesport, Pennsylvania on April 18, 2015. Her family’s house,…

…no matter the neighborhood, no matter the shine of a new storefront window, to live is to see all the city’s people. It’s like being inside Harris’s camera, turning with…

Enjoy our free outdoor art space any time you pass by or visit the museum! The Sculpture Court provides open-air space for encountering large-scale sculptures, new commissions, architecture, and landscape….

Art is around you before you enter our galleries! Take a minute to browse our museum lobbies, featuring large-scale works by El Anatsui, Sol LeWitt, Lawrence Weiner, and Christopher Wool….

The Carnegie Prize is a long running tradition at Carnegie Museum of Art, as old as the Carnegie International itself. LaToya Ruby Frazier received the Carnegie Prize for her work in the 58th Carnegie International, More Than Conquerors: A Monument for Community Health Workers of Baltimore, Maryland.