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National Museum of Women in the Arts

Film Screening: Tamara de Lempicka

A woman in a black dress poses against a dark background with large, stylized pink and white flowers. The image has a vintage, artistic feel with soft, muted colors.

Event Details

Event Date and Time

Sun, Mar 8, 2026
3 to 5 pm ET

Tickets and Reservations

Registration required. Free with admission. Tickets will go on sale February 3.

Location

Performance Hall

Event Type

Films
Discover the fearless life and legacy of Tamara de Lempicka in this powerful film screening.

Event Description

About the Event

Join us for a special screening of Tamara: The True Story of Tamara de Lempicka & the Art of Survival (2024), a captivating documentary that traces the extraordinary life of one of the most iconic and unconventional artists of the 20th century. Known for her bold Art Deco portraits and unapologetic persona, de Lempicka navigated the upheavals of war, exile, and shifting political landscapes with resilience and creative brilliance. 
 
Director Julie Rubio weaves together rare archival footage, expert commentary, and dramatic visual storytelling to explore how the artist forged a lasting legacy through art, reinvention, and sheer will. This screening offers a unique opportunity to reflect on themes of survival, self-expression, and the enduring impact of women in art. 
 
Following the screening, join us for a moderated Q&A with the filmmakers, Julie Rubio (director, writer, and co-producer) and Blake Wellen (co-producer).  We look forward to sharing behind-the-scenes insights and the groundbreaking discoveries that shaped this film. 
 
This program is presented in partnership with the Embassy of Poland. 

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