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National Museum of Women in the Arts

News and Media

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Read stories about our building’s history, renovation progress, and stay up-to-date with the latest museum news during our closure.

Renovation Press

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National Museum of Women in the Arts renovation project: Learning Commons; Rendering by Sandra Vicchio & Associates, LLC, with Marshall Craft Associates, Inc.

Magazine Articles

Building the Museum’s Future

No Stone Unturned

Additional Information

Building Renovation

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Learn about the plan to improve interior spaces, mechanical systems, and exterior envelope to position NMWA for a triumphant future.

Capital Campaign

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Now is the time to invest in NMWA and women artists. Help the museum reach new heights by supporting our historic $67.5 million campaign.

Director’s Message

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Read a special letter from Susan Fisher Sterling, NMWA’s Alice West Director, on the building’s first full renovation project since 1987.

Timeline

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View our timeline of the building’s evolution, including key dates of the capital campaign and ambitious renovation project.

Project FAQs

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Check out Frequently Asked Questions about the building closure, renovation, and campaign.