Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh |
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Andy Warhol Museum |
117 Sandusky St. |
Features the life and work of Andy Warhol, a contemporary artist (whose
work extensively used pop culture) and a Pittsburgh area native. |
Carnegie Museum of Art |
4400 Forbes Ave. |
Features collections and exhibitions emphasizing 19th- and
20th-century painting, sculpture, decorative arts, architecture,
prints, and video. In the same structure is the Carnegie Museum of
Natural Science and the Carnegie Music Hall. |
Carnegie Museum of Natural History |
4400 Forbes Ave. |
Features exhibits relating to natural history including a large hall
with dinosaur skeletons. |
Carnegie Science Center |
One Allegheny Ave. |
Features exhibits relating to science and technology with an emphasis
on hands-on exhibits. It is also home to Pittsburgh's OMNIMAX theater. |
Art Galleries |
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Regina Gouger Miller Gallery |
Carnegie Mellon Univ. |
Contemporary art featuring Carnegie Mellon University alumni. |
Mattress Factory |
500 Sampsonia Way |
An alternative art "lab" and museum specializing in site-specific
installations. |
Turmoil Room |
704 Trenton Ave. |
Local bands use this gallery as a venue, often in conjunction with
openings for local artist exhibits. |
Univ. of Pitt. Gallery |
3816 Forbes Ave. |
Features University of Pittsburgh art students. |
Wood St. Galleries |
601 Wood St. |
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