National Museum of Women in the Arts - building and rotating installation galleries

The National Museum of Women in the Arts, established in 1987, is dedicated to celebrating women’s contributions to the arts and maintains rotating temporary-installation exhibitions as well as a permanent collection of works by women artists. The museum occupies a landmark 19th-century building that has been adapted to gallery use and presents site-specific installations, thematic exhibitions, and commissioned projects focused on female-identifying artists. The institution also runs public programs, curator talks, and education initiatives linked to its installation schedule.