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A Delight for the Senses: The Still Life

Once considered the lowliest of the painting genres, the still life has long been overshadowed in the history of art. A Delight for the Senses: The Still Life is a celebration of this humble genre, exploring nearly 250 years of the tradition from the Dutch 17th century to America’s Gilded Age.

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Art til 8, Drop-In Programs Carnegie Museum of Art

ART TIL 8

Discover something new every Thursday evening! Explore and create with us in the galleries, enjoy a cocktail in the cafe, and see featured performances. Tickets are 50% off admission.
Gallery view of four prints by Jasper Johns in a variety of colors, featuring abstract marks and shapes

Drop-In Programs, Tours Museum of Art Lobby

Weekend Drop-In Tour: Jasper Johns Prints, 1960–2018

Tour An Art of Changes: Jasper Johns Prints, 1960–2018 with an expert docent! Go behind the art, ask questions, and learn about Johns's prolific career as a printmaker.
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Drop-In Programs, Free Programs, Lectures & Talks CMOA Theater

The New Life of Still Life: Charlee Brodsky Artist Talk

Join photographer Charlee Brodsky and curator Akemi May as they discuss the varied past and current fascination with the still life genre. Learn about the current exhibition, A Delight for the Senses: The Still Life, and discover Brodsky's latest still life photography series, The Audacity of the Mundane.
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Examining Transformation to Better Understand Our World

Discover Storyboard, Carnegie Museum of Art’s award-winning online journal. Read the latest issue: Altered Landscapes. "Examining Transformation to Better Understand Our World" on Storyboard

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Hillman Photography Initiative

The Hillman Photography Initiative connects Carnegie Museum of Art with audiences to exchange new ideas about photography. By collaborating with individuals in and beyond the museum, the Initiative provides opportunities to experience innovative photography onsite and online.

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Teenie Harris Archive

Over 70,000 images comprise one of the most detailed and intimate records of the black urban experience known today.

Charles “Teenie” Harris standing on sidewalk holding his camera
Detail of Vincent van Gogh’s painting Wheat Fields after the Rain (The Plain of Auvers)

Custom Prints from the Museum Collection

Curate your own gallery with custom prints from the museum collection. Each print is made to order according to the specifications you choose.

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