Pittsburgh Museum Guide
By TPN Staff
August 16, 2016
Filed under Art
Lexi Kennell / Staff Writer Carnegie Museum of Art With multiple exhibits in circulation, it’s hard not to spend hours soaking up the original works of Claude Monet and Jean Dunand in the Carnegie Museum of Art. The Carnegie Museum of Art is located on Forbes Avenue, across the street and...
Spoon introduces wild new member, strobe light to Pittsburgh
By Shawn Cooke / A&E Editor
September 15, 2014
After unleashing their psychedelic jam “Who Makes Your Money?” on the Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall last Thursday, Britt Daniel of Spoon took a moment to defend the record that it originally appeared on.“That one’s from Transference. It’s been taking some hits lately,” Daniel said.Altho...
Panther Card every Pitt student’s pass to free entertainment
By Jack Trainor / Staff Writer
May 28, 2014
Filed under Art, Culture, Food & Drink, Specials, Specials / Newstudentguide2014
Getting around in a big city can be confusing for a lot of students, especially freshmen who are leaving a small town for the first time. Here’s a piece of advice: Keep your student ID (Panther Card) on you at all times — more so than your newly acquired just-for-college credit card, but try not...
Carnegie International doesn’t quite deliver
By Grace Kelly / Staff Writer
October 16, 2013
Filed under Archives
The Carnegie International has finally arrived after three years of planning and extensive and varied installations. The pieces, representing the efforts of 35 artists from 19 different nations, are displayed in myriad ways throughout the Carnegie Museum of Art — each room entirely different from t...