Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh

Communication strategy, editorial design, messaging, visual identity, web design

Art and science. Together. For the first time the four Carnegie Museums collaborated to produce a series of programming presented by the Museums.


Graphic design and logo for a program brochure for the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh's "Strange Times" series, featuring robots on the back and a human silhouette surrounded by stars on the right, with the subtitles "Earth in the Age of the Human"
Graphic design and logo for the 'Becoming Migrant' event by Carnegie Nexus, for the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. The cover features wagon trail on a green field.
Open magazine featuring a picture of a man sitting on a red chair, dressed casually with sneakers, alongside text about RadioLab with Jad Abumrad, on a wooden table with a ceramic mug and cube-shaped metal object.

We worked with the Carnegie Museums to devise a new name and visual identity for the initiative, which included two seasons of programming. Collaboration with the marketing departments of each museum ensured a smooth rollout to a diverse audience.

Open book on a dark gray background, showing a calendar of events with dates and brief descriptions of performances and film festivals.
Logo with the text 'Carnegie Nexus' in pink, with a diagonal line crossing through the words.

Working with their in-house team and Carney, we adapted the museum’s website to create a home base for Carnegie Nexus, which included event information and ticketing.

Website page for Carnegie Nexus event titled 'Becoming Migrant,' held April 5-27, 2018. Features event details, schedule, and descriptions of various related talks, performances, and workshops.

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We’ve helped the Warhol showcase their programming in film, performing arts, live music, and even made the local garage feel like it belongs on the Warhol’s block.

Close-up of a display of concert and event tickets with various artist and performer photos, event details, dates, and prices.