Events & Programs

Join us for drop-in art-making and inquiry inspired by the currents, ideas, questions, and materials found through out Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International.

Join a Carnegie Museum of Art docent for an interactive overview tour of Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International orienting you to the layout of the exhibition, the artists and collections.

Caregivers and parents with young children, join us for a morning of movement and making that provides insight and experiences of artworks in Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International.

Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. We invite you to come experience the 58th Carnegie International in its final days, as the exhibition comes to a close on April 2, 2023

Join a Carnegie Museum of Art docent for an interactive overview tour of Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International orienting you to the layout of the exhibition, the artists and collections.

Artist Malcolm Peacock's The insistent desire for and impossibility of being brings together a diverse group of Black Pittsburghers for a work of performance art experienced by one visitor at a time.

Join educators, artists, field professionals, and museum staff during the ongoing Empowered Educators program as we deepen our knowledge and understanding of topics critical to our lives.

Join us in the Ailsa Mellon Bruce Decorative Arts and Design galleries for an in-person story time with curatorial assistant Alyssa Velazquez reading Linus: The Little Yellow Pencil by Scott Magoon, followed by an art-making activity for children 12 and under.

Join educators, artists, field professionals, and museum staff during the ongoing Empowered Educators program as we deepen our knowledge and understanding of topics critical to our lives.

Join us in the Ailsa Mellon Bruce Decorative Arts and Design galleries for an in-person story time with curatorial assistant Alyssa Velazquez reading Home: A Tribute to the Many Possibilities of Home by Carson Ellis, followed by an art-making activity for children 12 and under.