Name: National Museum of Women in the Arts
Address: 1250 New York Ave., NW, Washington, DC, 20005

What’s Inside

The fall 2020 issue of Women in the Arts features:

Contemporary artists working in paper featured in Paper Routes—Women to Watch 2020
Artists’ books by Julie Chen
Q&A with muralists Trap Bob and Quest Skinner
New to the collection: Wedgwood pottery designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones

Interview with NMWA Muralist Trap Bob
Posted: Jun 22, 2020 in Advocacy
Tenbeete Solomon, also known as Trap Bob, is a Washington, D.C.-based visual artist, illustrator, and animator. Recently, NMWA commissioned Trap Bob to paint a mural on the plywood covering the museum’s façade.

Blog Category: Advocacy
Interview with NMWA Muralist Quest Skinner
Posted: Aug 12, 2020 in Advocacy
Quest Skinner is a Washington, D.C.-based mixed-media artist, teacher, and community activist. In June, NMWA commissioned her to paint a mural on the plywood covering the museum’s façade on a day that saw thousands of peaceful protesters gathered in support of Black lives.

Blog Category: Advocacy
The Magic of Daisy Makeig-Jones
Posted: Apr 21, 2015 in News and Updates
The upcoming exhibition Casting a Spell: Ceramics by Daisy Makeig-Jones brings the magic of the 20th-century ceramic designer to the National Museum of Women in the Arts, May 1–August 16. One of the best-known ceramic designers of her time, Makeig-Jones (1881–1945) was born in Yorkshire, England, and quickly rose from an apprentice to a lead designer within the esteemed Wedgwood pottery company. Combining her experimentation in ceramic production and design with her love of fairy tales, Makeig-Jones developed a dreamy decorative collection aptly called “Fairyland Lusterware.”

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