…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….

…exhibition. Visiting the Hall of Architecture offers the rare opportunity to appreciate multiple cultural phenomena of international scopes. Behold sculptural and architectural wonders from the ancient cultures of the Near…

…the Sogetsu ikebana (est. 1927), featured in If the word we: 59th Carnegie International (now through January 3, 2027). This event is organized in collaboration with Sogetsu Pittsburgh. Register Now…

…founder of the Sogetsu ikebana (est. 1927), featured in If the word we: 59th Carnegie International (now through January 3, 2027). This event is organzied in collaboration with Sogetsu Pittsburgh….

…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….

Organized every four years by Carnegie Museum of Art, the Carnegie International is the longest-running exhibition of international art in North America. The 59th edition is the most collaborative and…

…(1900–1979), artist and founder of the Sogetsu ikebana (est. 1927), featured in If the word we: 59th Carnegie International. This event is organized in collaboration with Sogetsu Pittsburgh. Register Now…

…of the Sogetsu ikebana (est. 1927), featured in If the word we: 59th Carnegie International (now through January 3, 2027). This event is organized in collaboration with Sogetsu Pittsburgh. Register…

…Sogetsu ikebana (est. 1927), featured in If the word we: 59th Carnegie International (now through January 3, 2027). This event is organized in collaboration with Sogetsu Pittsburgh. Register Now →…

Curator’s Note For the 59th Carnegie International, Dang A Dang Radio has been commissioned to produce five radio episodes, which will be broadcast on the museum’s website from September through…

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….

…with visitors in Tatiana Bilbao Estudio: City of Rooms, 2024, Carnegie Museum of Art; photo: Zachary Riggleman Multiple Centers This sense of architecture in the service of society is not…

…ken. 20/20: The Studio Museum in Harlem and Carnegie Museum of Art was on view in the Heinz Galleries at Carnegie Museum of Art from July 22 to December 31,…

…by the 58th Carnegie International. Many reoccurring themes included the idea of home and being a part of a community which our students interpreted through creating sculptures, films, and self-portraits….

Co-presented with International Poetry Forum On November 28, 1979, Mary Oliver visited Carnegie Lecture Hall to participate in Pittsburgh’s International Poetry Forum reading series. Nearly half a century later, International…

…process. Like Maltzan’s buildings, the exhibition invites circulation and exploration. Michael Maltzan Architecture was commissioned to design the 2004–5 Carnegie International, on view at the museum through March 20, 2005….

…the 59th Carnegie International, If the word we. MICHIYAYA will be in response to the works of the International, situating the concepts of ritual and the sacrificial body within a…

…Neighborhood Museum participants. Inspired by the 59th Carnegie International, each gathering creates opportunities to connect across languages, cultures, experiences, and perspectives. Art Language is for our publics, our neighbors, and…

…the word we: 59th Carnegie International, whose work is published in the exhibition catalogue. Gothwal will also be featured in the 2026 Pittsburgh Art Book Fair, where his works and…

…suburban Tokyo and the architects’ proposal for the 2013 Carnegie International. Through cinematic images and sound, their installation in the Heinz Architectural Center evoked the kindergarten with its oval roof…

If you are a member of the press or arts professional who is interested in attending the May 1, 2026 preview of the 59th Carnegie International at Carnegie Museum of…

…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….

…sculptures and installations. In this video, we get to learn about her approach to art and get a behind-the-scenes look at her artwork TIP displayed at the 2013 Carnegie International….

…Lawrence College and a visiting professor at Pratt Institute and Harvard University. Ryan Inouye is associate curator for the 58th Carnegie International. He served most recently as senior curator at…

…“Muslim”: A Novel (2019), which received the Albertine Book Prize in 2020. Ryan Inouye is associate curator for the 58th Carnegie International. He served most recently as senior curator at…