NMWA produces print materials that illuminate the work and lives of contemporary and historical women artists; highlight the collection, special exhibitions, and programs; and center women in the history of art. Our institutional magazine, Women in the Arts, is published three times per year. Other publications include exhibition catalogues and brochures, books, annual reports, and the Broad Strokes blog.
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Books
Learn about the museum’s books and special exhibition catalogues and buy them in our shop.
Magazines
The museum’s award-winning magazine, Women in the Arts, is published three times per year. It features museum news, information about current and upcoming exhibitions, artist interviews, collection highlights, and more.
Annual Reports
Read about the museum’s achievements and the growth of our programs, partnerships, and collection over the years.
From the Blog
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Director’s Desk: Welcome Back!
Posted: Aug 10, 2020 in Director’s DeskAfter just over four months closed, it was so gratifying to welcome visitors back to NMWA on August 1. We have implemented new health, safety, and operations protocols so that everyone can have a safe, comfortable, and socially distanced experience at the museum.
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Art Fix Friday: August 7, 2020
Posted: Aug 07, 2020 in Art Fix FridayOprah magazine profiles artist Alexis Franklin, who created a digital portrait of Breonna Taylor for the cover of the September 2020 issue; Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith is the first Native American artist to have a painting purchased by the National Gallery of Art; and more.
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Now Open: Return to Nature
Posted: Aug 05, 2020 in ExhibitionsToday, grappling with a period of global quarantine, many people are experiencing an urge to return to the outdoors, seeking comfort and revitalization in nature. Return to Nature, a pop-up installation showcasing a selection of historical and contemporary photographs from NMWA’s collection, illustrates artists’ longstanding fascination with the natural world.
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Resources for Research
The Library and Research Center offers access to online databases as well as research guides on topics such as Latin American women artists, women sculptors, and women artists of the Dutch Golden Age.
