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Carnegie International 58th Edition Opens September 2022

exhibition · 2026-04-22

The Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh is hosting the 58th Carnegie International, which runs from September 24, 2022, to April 2, 2023. This long-standing contemporary art exhibition, started by Andrew Carnegie in 1896, occurs every four years and aims to enrich the museum's collection while engaging the community. Over time, it has shifted from a broad display to a more focused look at abstraction and modern art. Curated by Sohrab Mohebbi, with Ryan Inouye and Talia Heiman assisting, the show includes artists like Susan Meiselas, Carlos Motta, and the late Etel Adnan. The title, 'Is it morning for you yet?', comes from a phrase in Mayan Kaqchikel.

Key facts

  • The Carnegie International is America's oldest exhibition of global contemporary art.
  • Founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1896.
  • 58th edition runs from 24 September 2022 to 2 April 2023.
  • Title 'Is it morning for you yet?' comes from a Mayan Kaqchikel expression.
  • Head curator is Sohrab Mohebbi.
  • Associate curator is Ryan Inouye, curatorial assistant is Talia Heiman.
  • Artists include Susan Meiselas, Carlos Motta, Daniel Lie, Pacita Abad, Etel Adnan.
  • Recent editions focus on community outreach and integrating art into Pittsburgh.

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Locations

  • Pittsburgh
  • United States
  • North Side
  • Hill District
  • Pennsylvania
  • Brazil
  • Benin
  • China
  • Indonesia
  • Lebanon
  • Peru
  • Taiwan
  • South Africa
  • Cotonou
  • New York
  • Amsterdam
  • New Orleans
  • Venice

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