A mannequin upper body wears a gray and green vest-like suit.

ExhibitionHeinz Galleries

Access+Ability

Access+Ability highlights some of the extraordinary research and designs developed during the past decade with and by people who span a wide range of physical, cognitive, and sensory abilities. These objects represent the latest breakthroughs in accessibility design.

People in a gallery, looking at framed paintings of cities.

Drop-In Programs, Tours Museum of Art Lobby

Art Chat: Monet and the Modern City

Enjoy a lively conversation with an expert docent about the dreamlike, atmospheric depictions of the industrial landscape by Monet and his contemporaries. Free with admission!
Gallery view of framed portraits.

Tours Museum of Art Lobby

Tour with Visual Description

Join us for a casual, 90-minute discussion of works in our collection. Designed for visitors who are blind or have low vision and their friends or families, this tour incorporates vibrant visual descriptions, hands-on materials, and new tactile reproductions of favorite artworks.
People dance in a crowd.

Social Programs, Third Thursday Carnegie Museum of Art

Third Thursday: Intimate Subjects

Grab a friend and immerse yourself in a night of sensational performances from slowdanger and interactive games with City of Play. Experience the galleries in a completely new way as these groups lead you on an exploration of the senses.
A collage depicting a group of faceless men wearing fedoras and looking off into the distance.

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Visions of Lives Past and Present

Discover Storyboard, Carnegie Museum of Art’s award-winning online journal. All new issue: Infinite Lives. "Visions of Lives Past and Present" on Storyboard

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From the Collection

Our collection features a broad spectrum of visual art. Over 79,000 objects are available online with more than 13,000 of those works currently on view in the galleries alongside other museum exhibitions.

Brightly colored Impressionist painting depicting a grove of trees with a person sitting on a bench

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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