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It is important for Carnegie Museum of Natural History (CMNH) to maintain relationships with the diverse Indigenous communities whose stories we hope to share with the Greater Pittsburgh Area. This ensures that we are centering Indigenous knowledge in how we collect, display, care for, and interpret cultural material.

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Custodians of Collections. A younger generation of researchers manage Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s historic libraries of artifacts and specimens. For many people, moths are like the homely stepsiblings of butterflies. They are the dusty invaders of our closets and pantries, pests that must be controlled rather than admired.

Text Size: On April 28, Carnegie Science Center followed a long-standing tradition of celebrating the birthday of one of its most popular attractions—the USS Requin (SS 481) submarine. Commissioned 78 years ago and moored on the shore of the Ohio River since 1990, it serves as a daily reminder of the ingenuity of its creators and the skill ...

The Carnegie Museum asked me to show the work, and the curator asked, what is in the painting? I thought, oh well, I might as well do a document like in the tradition of a natural-history museum.

The fictional script will come to life in the museum’s Forum Gallery, using the visual language of Hollywood—film stills, posters, sets, and props—among paintings, sculptures, and objects borrowed from both Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History.

A A A. Photo: John Schisler. As the mechatronics engineer at Carnegie Science Center, Doug DeHaven is a in-house Mr. Fix-It, as well as the creative mind behind many of its popular interactive exhibits. He built what is likely the world’s largest binary flip clock using commonplace items like IKEA shelf brackets and fire alarm boxes.

Carnegie Museum of Art’s presentation is organized by Liz Park, Richard Armstrong Curator of Contemporary Art at Carnegie Museum of Art with Cynthia Stucki, curatorial assistant for contemporary art and photography. Significant support for the exhibition has been provided by the Susan J. and Martin G. McGuinn Exhibition Fund.