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Join our TEDxPittsburgh Adventure as we take attendees around the city to get a taste of where Pittsburgh has been and where we need to go to produce a better community for all.
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Stop 1 (and where we will meet): 2:45 - 4:00 p.m.
The Andy Warhol Museum
What role can museums play in the 21st century? What if in examining the creative and cultural landscape created by Andy Warhol, we find a roadmap to use qualitative thinking and empathy to create positive experience, the way that Warhol created art on canvas or screen print.
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What we'll see: Iconic Warhol pieces like 11 Elvises, The Skull Room and the Death and Disaster Series.
Who we'll hear from: Dan Law, Director of Development,
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Stop 2: The Carnegie Museum of Art (4:30 - 5:30 p.m.)
What is Pittsburgh's legacy for communities of color? How can we move forward making our city, and all cities, more welcoming for immigrants, refugees and all residents? A dialogue with community builders and archivist will help to shine light on these topics.
Who we'll here from: Dominique Luster, Betty Cruz, Wasi Mohamed
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Stop 3: Carnegie Mellon University - College of Fine Arts Building
College of Fine Arts is home to the School of Art, School of Music, and the last 3 years of our 5Â year architecture program. This is one of the original buildings on CMU's campus. It was built in 1912 by Henry Hornbostel.
What we'll see: Get an insider look at some of the amazing murals in this building, learn about its history, and get a sneak peak in the very auditorium in which Albert Einstein gave his first lecture in the USA.
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Who we'll hear from: Jai Kanodia, TEDxPittsburgh team member and recent CMU grad
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Ideas Crawl Transportation
Ride share options will be provided by TEDxPittsburgh to get everyone to each destination. Meet us at the Andy Warhol Museum at 2:45, meet at the red X.
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