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The Carnegie International is Pittsburgh’s biggest art show, its longest-running, and, in fact, the oldest such show in North America. The 58th edition, which opens Sept. 24, is titled “Is it morning for you yet?” Among the new pieces in the Carnegie Museum of Art show are two with deep ties to Pittsburgh itself.
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The business of crafting items we use everyday isn’t always seen as art.That’s at least a bit unfair, given that well-designed pieces of clothing,…
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Propel McKeesport elementary teacher Timesha Cohen said she is uncomfortable talking about race in her classroom. But, she said she knows it’s vital for…
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The impacts of climate change – what many environmentalists now call “the climate crisis” – are so vast they can be hard to grasp. Australia ablaze,…
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Andy Warhol left Pittsburgh for New York City right after college. August Wilson departed shortly after he started writing plays. Rare among renowned…
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A new exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art holds a mirror up to creativity in Pittsburgh.“A Pittsburgh Anthology” features some two dozen artworks made…
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The 57th Carnegie International ends March 25, so it’s time for a last look at the sprawling exhibit featuring cutting-edge work by 32 artists from around…
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When Americans talk politics these days, it’s almost impossible to avoid the subject of President Donald Trump. And that can be a problem.Trump’s…
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Cartoonist and writer Alison Bechdel started writing when she was just a child with a diary. But even then, she was preoccupied with issues that would…
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The Carnegie Museum of Art’s collection is vast. But one of the more obscure facets of that archive has been turned into one of the more popular…