Carnegie Museum of Art – Art from 1900 and Funiture, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

This blog features Western art since 1900 and American furniture in the Carnegie Museum of Art. 1205

Carnegie Museum of Art: 4400 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Date Picture Taken: September 2025

At the Carnegie Museum of Art, Western art since 1900 reflects the museum’s original mission to focus on the art of its own time. The collection includes modern and contemporary painting, sculpture, photography, and installation, tracing movements such as modernism, abstraction, postwar experimentation, and contemporary practice.

Crossroads 1945 – Now

A New Horizon

Call of the Wild

More than Minimalism

Artists’ Cinema

Less Than Half The Picture

The Persistence of Painting

Free Radicals

The American furniture collection highlights design as an essential form of art. Spanning from the 18th century through the modern era, it showcases craftsmanship, materials, and evolving ideas about domestic life. Together, these collections reveal how art and design responded to social change, technology, and modern living.

Same, Similar, or Different?

Reaching for Ideals

Is More Better?

Digital?  Yes.  But Why?

Question the Status Quo

Crafted by Hand