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  • Introduction by co-curators Daniel Baumann, Dan Byers, and Tina Kukielski; (left, L to R): Photo: Joshua Franzos for Carnegie Museum of Art; and Photo: Daniel Baumann; (right): Courtesy of Daniel Baumann
  • (left:) Image courtesy of Zoe Strauss; (right): Mladen Stilinović's The Praise of Laziness
  • Artwork by Sadie Benning; Images courtesy of the artist; Photos: Chris Austin
  • Artwork by Nicole Eisenman; Images courtesy of the artist and Koenig & Clinton, New York
  • Artwork by Vincent Fecteau; (left): © Vincent Fecteau. Courtesy of Matthew Marks Gallery; (right): Courtesy of greengrassi, London. Photo: Marcus Leith
  • Artwork by Rodney Graham; Images courtesy of 303 Gallery, New York
  • Artwork by Rokni Haerizadeh; Images courtesy of the artist and Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde, Dubai
  • Artwork by Wade Guyton; Images courtesy of the artist; Photos: Ron Amstutz
  • Artwork by Zanele Muholi; Images © Zanele Muholi. Courtesy of Stevenson, Cape Town and Johannesburg
  • Artwork by Pedro Reyes; (left): Courtesy of Lisson Gallery, London; Alumnos 47 Foundation; and the artist; (right): © Pedro Reyes. Courtesy of Lisson Gallery, London
  • Artwork by Taryn Simon; Images courtesy of the artist
  • Artwork by Mladen Stilinović; Images courtesy of the artist, Zagreb
  • Artwork by Erika Verzutti; Images courtesy of the artist and Galeria Fortes Vilaça, São Paulo; Photos: Eduardo Ortega Studio
  • An Open Function, essay by co-curator Tina Kukielski, 2013; Image © Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Play It Again, Museum, essay by co-curator Daniel Baumann, 2013; Photos © Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Epistolary Affect and Romance Scams: Letter from an Unknown Woman, essay by Hito Steyerl, 2011
  • A Break in the Circuit, essay by co-curator Dan Byers, 2013; (left): Image courtesy of Mladen Stilinović; (right, left): Photo: Tom Little
  • Explaining Abstract Art, essay by Katharine Kuh, 1951; Images courtesy of The Art Institute of Chicago
  • The Playground Project, essay by curator Gabriela Burkhalter, 2013; Image courtesy of Xavier de la Salle
  • The Particularities of Pittsburgh, essay by Robert Bailey, 2013; (left, right): © Mrs. Henry Koerner. By permission. Photo: Richard Stoner; (top right, L to R): © Willem de Kooning Revocable Trust/Artists Rights Society (ARS ), New York; and © 2004 Carnegie Museum of Art, Charles “Teenie” Harris Archive, Carnegie Museum of Art; (bottom right, right): © Estate of David Smith/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

Catalogue
A 356-page, richly illustrated catalogue is available at the museum store and distributed by D.A.P./Artbook, featuring original interviews and in-depth texts on the 35 artists from 19 countries featured in the 2013 Carnegie International; essays by the exhibition co-curators Daniel Baumann, Dan Byers, and Tina Kukielski; and texts on The Playground Project and the museum’s modern and contemporary collection. Price: $39.95.

 

T-Shirts
Available in both women's (sizes S–XL) and unisex (sizes S–2XL). Choose from green hexagon, orchid oval, black hexagon, or red rectangle. American Apparel shirts, poly/cotton blend. Price: $24–27.

 

Tote Bags
Choose from purple oval, green hexagon, or red rectangle. 10 oz. natural canvas, printed on one side. Measures 14.5 " wide x 15.75" high. Price: $12.

Placing Orders
All items are available in the Carnegie Museum of Art store, or you can place an order via phone or email. Shipping costs vary by location. Call the store at 412.622.3216 or email the store manager at ciollij@carnegiemuseums.org to learn more.