Scores, written or audio notations, are composed by artists, educators, and thought partners as a way to share their practices and ways of learning with each of us as we…

…and provocative conversations at Carnegie Museum of Art. From 2014 to 2021, Storyboard published articles, photo essays, interviews, and more, that spoke to a local, national, and international arts readership….

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….

…Schneemann to Sally Dixon, 1986. Carnegie Museum of Art, Department of Film and Video Archive. © Carolee Schneemann Postcard from Carolee Schneemann to Sally Dixon, 1986. Carnegie Museum of Art,…

As part of the 2013 Carnegie International, The Playground Project takes a look at the history of playgrounds in order to reconsider our own time and the way we approach…

…realistic remains to be seen. In his essay for the catalogue for Life on Mars, the 2008 Carnegie International, curator Douglas Fogle writes, “Are we, ourselves, the strangers in our…

…on the museum’s façade during Life on Mars: 55th Carnegie International in 2008. In a series of vignettes, wild North American migratory animals have been relocated from their natural habitats…

…which partially encircle the area near his main workspace, will be featured in the Carnegie International this coming October. Matthew Newton is director of publishing at The Andy Warhol Museum,…

…exhibited as part of the 2013 Carnegie International. The film follows the 2011 wedding procession of Kate Middleton and Prince William from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace; however, the live-action…

…for decorative arts objects, like glass, ceramics, and metalwork that date from the 18th to the 20th century. Some of Andrew Carnegie’s cast collection, including several pieces from the Parthenon…

…by Mimi Cherono Ng’ok, whose work also appeared in the 2018 Carnegie International. Ng’ok is a Kenyan photographer who is known for her use of color and composition to highlight…

…from the late 19th century—when founder Andrew Carnegie established the Carnegie Institute and inaugurated the Carnegie International exhibition series, with the aim of bringing the “Old Masters of tomorrow” to…

…just been bought. Hollis Frampton in Carnegie Lecture Hall, Pittsburgh. (Photo: Robert Haller, 1971) To augment the three Frampton films already in its holdings, Carnegie Museum of Art purchased Snowblind…

…assistant for the 58th Carnegie International, has held curatorial positions at the Center for Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv and the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania…

…this timely digital presentation—drawn from the museum’s collection—brings the comfort and inspiration of art directly into the homes of museum visitors. Rose, who exhibited this work in the Carnegie International,…

…and provocative conversations at Carnegie Museum of Art. From 2014 to 2021, Storyboard published articles, photo essays, interviews, and more, that spoke to a local, national, and international arts readership….

…and provocative conversations at Carnegie Museum of Art. From 2014 to 2021, Storyboard published articles, photo essays, interviews, and more, that spoke to a local, national, and international arts readership….

…and ballroom under the stars. Join us in the museum to see the 59th Carnegie International for free from 5–9 p.m., then beginning at 7 p.m. we will dance in…

…Visiting the Hall of Architecture offers the rare opportunity to appreciate a cultural phenomenon of international scope. Why Plaster Casts? In the past, collectors believed that a replica of a…

…of the artist and Campeche, Mexico City; commissioned by Carnegie Museum of Art for the 59th Carnegie International What will be considered artifacts in the future? Visual artist, set designer,…

…and provocative conversations at Carnegie Museum of Art. From 2014 to 2021, Storyboard published articles, photo essays, interviews, and more, that spoke to a local, national, and international arts readership….

…or recorded scene not included in the final version, the exhibition brings together important photographic and film works by 2013 Carnegie International artists not included in that exhibition. Outtakes unfolds…

…Minutes: Carnegie International Focus When Daily, 11:30–noon a.m. If the word we: 59th Carnegie International, A Close Look When Daily, noon–1:15 p.m. Collection Highlights When Daily, 1:30–2:30 p.m.    …

…grace as we welcome Kelman Duran, musical collaborator of artist Alia Farid. Farid’s LP, 5ASHABA, was commissioned as part of If the word we, 59th Carnegie International. Food Truck: The…

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….

…and provocative conversations at Carnegie Museum of Art. From 2014 to 2021, Storyboard published articles, photo essays, interviews, and more, that spoke to a local, national, and international arts readership….