This exhibition showcases 35 18th–20th-century quilts from the Brooklyn Museum’s renowned decorative arts collection.

NMWA celebrates the museum’s unique and diverse artist book collection as part of the 25th anniversary.

This exhibition features some of the most prominent women artists from the state of Georgia.

A Dream...but not Yours: Contemporary Art from Turkey features work by eleven internationally-established artists who pose the elemental question “why do so many women seek to conform and adhere to standards set by others, and continue to be judged by their roles as spouse, mother, and keeper of the house?”

A first-ever international survey of women's achievements over the course of photography's first 150 years.

NMWA's first show of the State Committee Exhibition Program, featuring works by women artists from the state of Kansas.

A Museum of Their Own: 25 Years of NMWA History illustrates the history of the museum through documents, printed matter, and photographs selected from the institutional archives.

A Personal Statement: Arkansas Women Artists celebrates the rich diversity of artwork by contemporary women artists from Arkansas.

This exhibition features artists' postcards and albums from the International Festival of Women Artists in Copenhagen and Nairobi.

The most comprehensive U.S. exhibition to focus on Anna Ancher explores her role as the only professional woman artist within the Danish colony.

A self-proclaimed "collector of souls," Alice Neel (1900-84) is known for her bold, candid portraits. Alice Neel's Women examines these portraits as a central facet of Neel's oeuvre that chronicles the evolution of American social mores as well as Neel's personal and artistic growth.

Prints and sculptures showcase Alison Saar’s deep interest in history, identity, and cultures of the African diaspora. Her vibrant prints allude to spiritual beliefs and critique cultural stereotypes.