Workshops
Join world-renowned Carnegie International artist Kerry James Marshall in a special drawing session.
Join us for part three of a five-part series where educators from around the region join together to explore, reflect, and practice building spaces of racial justice and equity both in the classroom and community.
Join us off-site at Braddock Carnegie Library for a special drawing session with Carnegie International artist Sarah Crowner.
Join Carnegie International contributor Angie Keefer for a drawing session.
Join Carnegie International artist Alex Da Corte to create valentines.
Join us for part two of a five-part series where educators from around the region join together to explore, reflect, and practice building spaces of racial justice and equity both in the classroom and community.
Join poet Rickey Laurentiis and choreographer Maree ReMalia for a writing and movement workshop among Deana Lawson’s photographs.
Carnegie Museum of Art, Center for Urban Education, Western Pennsylvania Writing Project, and Remake Learning join together to support educators in their approaches and ability to facilitate thoughtful discussions about race in the classroom.
Drawing session led by artist Lucy Skaer.
Artist Mimi Cherono Ng’ok leads a zine-making session and invites us into her creative process inspired by travels, reading, and listening. Gather stories from a spring afternoon walk downtown or create a visual narrative while listening to a short story. Come dressed for the walk.
Join us for this year’s Pittsburgh Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon. The event aims to both encourage more female-identified editors as well as more contributions to entries on female-identified artists and creatives of all backgrounds. With over 280 Edit-A-Thons across six continents, these events continue to create and improve thousands of Wikipedia pages for artists.
Carnegie Museum of Art, Center for Urban Education, Western Pennsylvania Writing Project, and Remake Learning join together to support educators in their approaches and ability to facilitate thoughtful discussions about race in the classroom.
Join Michigan-based ceramicist Abigail Murray in our magnificent Hall of Architecture for a workshop investigating texture through the medium of plaster.
In this two-day workshop, augment your artistic practice by experimenting with the historical photographic process of cyanotype (a.k.a. blueprint).
Drop in to our Children’s Studio for this all-ages workshop. You’ll learn how a pioneering inventor created the first photographs on paper.
Second opportunity! Carnegie Museum of Art’s Empowered Educators Series teams up with Remake Learning Meetups for a very special evening with Jawanza K. Rand.
Drink and draw! Coffee is a medium and material for Vietnamese artist collective Art Labor. Tint your drawings with coffee as watercolor. And, learn about Art Labor’s long-term project with the Jarai people of Vietnam. Art Labor is a Ho Chi Minh City-based artist collective participating in the Carnegie Int’l, 57th ed., 2018.
Carnegie Museum of Art’s Empowered Educators Series teams up with Remake Learning Meetups for a very special evening with Jawanza K. Rand.
Free with admission! Join us in the Copy + Paste Copy Shop to create your own take-home plaster mold. This project is inspired monumental plaster cast collection in the Hall of Architecture. Get familiar with how these replica buildings were created!
Description: Join Carnegie Museum of Art and Assemble for an afternoon of drop-in activities for all ages inspired by the digital worlds of Ian Cheng.
Explore harmony in your behavior through a three-part drawing, writing, and creative exercise, designed for adult women and high school girls. This program is a project of The People Are The Light, a series of public art installations and workshops in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood, curated by Alisha Wormsley.
Learn about the Black maker community in Pittsburgh and make your own craft. This program is a project of The People Are The Light, a series of public art installations and workshops in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood, curated by Alisha Wormsley.
Join Art Cat for an all ages sketchbook adventure, Sundays in October! Just drop in—bring your family and your imagination. We provide the materials. Free with admission!
Learn how to weave, braid, and make natural beauty products. Contribute to a collaborative artwork as you immerse yourself in the techniques and traditions of hair art. This program is a project of The People Are The Light, a series of public art installations and workshops in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood, curated by Alisha Wormsley.
Karen Howard of the Western Pennsylvania Writing Project leads an evening of self-reflection and response to social issues and art works in 20/20 The Studio Museum in Harlem and Carnegie Museum of Art.
Calm your mind, body and soul with yoga-based movements, restorative poses, relaxation techniques; nutritional support, and Universal Meditation following a conversation about social justice. This program is a project of The People Are The Light, a series of public art installations and workshops in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood, curated by Alisha Wormsley.
