Illustrating a Historical Partnership: Abigail and John Adams
Posted:
February 25, 2020
Category:
Museum Shop
In an interview with NMWA, David Bruce Smith discusses the genesis of his children's book, Abigail & John, and his creative partnership with his mother, renowned painter Clarice Smith.
It’s no secret: NMWA’s Museum Shop is a local favorite for fun, funky, and fresh gifts from women-owned and -operated companies around the world. We rounded up our favorite products...
As the first major monograph on the feminist artist Judy Chicago in nearly 20 years, Judy Chicago: New Views provides fresh perspectives by leading scholars and curators.
Interview with Al Rose and Ab Gibson, creators of Queer Candle Co., a socially conscious brand that seeks to support the LGBTQ community.
Interview with Kim Sandara, a queer Laotian/Vietnamese artist based in Northern Virginia.
Beverly Price is a D.C.-based analog photographer and creative activist . Price hails from the city’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, where she documents the culture, resilience, and humanity of her community.
Interview with Adriana Monsalve, co-founder of Homie House Press and co-creator of Sammys, a chapbook exploring culture and identity through food, which is now available in NMWA’s Museum Shop.
Q&A with Rose Jaffe, a D.C.-based artist and native Washingtonian whose multidisciplinary works feature women and community at the center.
It’s no secret: NMWA’s Museum Shop is a local favorite for fun, funky, and fresh gifts from women owned companies around the world. We rounded up our favorite products to...
L.A.-based illustrator/artist Jess Rotter collaborated with NMWA, Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte, and custom design studio Third Drawer Down to create a set of paper dolls featuring Rodarte fashions.
