On the left: a dark jewel-toned paiting of geometric shapes; on the right: a dark background with the word "Fall" in a swooping font

Piet Mondrian, Trees (detail), ca. 1912, Carnegie Museum of Art

Fall at CMOA

Carnegie Museum of Art

Fall at CMOA means a new burst of energy. With a host of new exhibitions—featuring a new sculpture commission in the Forum Gallery, a career survey of Jasper Johns's prints, an exploration of the once-humble still life genre, and the playful drawings of architect Lina Bo Bardi—the galleries are alive with events, tours, and new discoveries at every turn.

Browse our calendar; there's always something new!

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A close up photo of two webbed feet from a sculpture of a frog.
Margaret Honda, frog (detail), 2019. Courtesy the artist

Browse October Events

Black and white photo of a man leaning over a work desk.
Jasper Johns, 1966, Courtesy Universal Limited Art Editions. Photo: Ugo Mulas

Browse November Events

A table with carefully arranged objects: grapes, plants, a large purple flower, small figurines of people and animals, and an apple sitting in a cup.
Charlee Brodsky, In the Garden (detail), 2019. Courtesy the artist
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