Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh

Who:
Myah Moore Irick

What She supports:
Kamin Science Center summer camps

Why it matters:
“STEM is the language of our future economy.”

The Hawaiian island of O‘ahu is often pictured as paradise, and for Myah Moore Irick it was also the foundation for a journey defined by...

Above and beyond anything else they are or do, museums like ours are repositories of objects and experiences that connect their visitors with the inspiring achievements of human creativity and the wondrous evolution of the universe and our planet as science continues to explore it.  Those experiences are more than entertaining; they amount to a kind o...

A retired teacher from Michigan last year uncovered a rare nitrate copy of the 1897 film Gugusse and the Automaton stored away in his great-grandfather’s old trunk. Thought to be lost to time, the 45-second film featur...

Editor’s note: The following exchange appeared in the October 1973 issue of Carnegie magazine, just a few years into the tenure of Sally Dixon, who founded the film department at Carnegie Museum of Art in 1970 and was its first curator. The interview was conducted by Robert J. Gangewere, longtime editor of the magazine. In the original publication, the in...

Hannah Klemm has joined The Andy Warhol Museum as its Milton Fine Curator of Art. She was most recently curator of modern and contemporary art at the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin. “What has always inspired me about both Warhol and the museum is a belief that art does not happen in isolation,” Klemm says.“It em...