In the News
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Explore D.C.—National Museum of Women in the Arts
The Express—The NMWA was born in the 1960s, after founder Wilhelmina "Billie" Holladay bought a work by 17th-century Flemish painter Clara Peeters... -
Anne Akiko Meyers takes Vieuxtemps violin to National Museum of Women in the Arts
The Washington Post—One of the most sought-after figures in classical music was heard in a concert at the National Museum of Women in the Arts... -
The NMWA Goes Nordic Cool
White Rabbit—Nordic cool, all the rage. No, I’m not talking about the festival currently going on at The Kennedy Center (Nordic Cool 2013), but rather... -
National Museum of Women in the Arts
John Eric Home Magazine—The National Museum of Women in the Arts is housed in a landmark building in Washington, D.C... -
‘A World Apart: Anna Ancher and the Skagen Art Colony’ opens at Museum of Women in the Arts
The Washington Post—The Nordic light crashes through the window like a diva in a china shop — pushing everything aside, demanding its presence be known... -
Art Review: “A World Apart: Anna Ancher and the Skagen Art Colony” at National Museum of Women in the Arts
Washingtonian—The groundbreaking Danish painter takes the spotlight in a gorgeous new show from Denmark’s Skagen Museum.