
This US premiere of the Exhibition On Screen documentary unveils the artist behind the art of James McNeill Whistler, a bold and experimental nineteenth-century innovator. Following the screening, producer Phil Grabsky and curator Diana Greenwold will lead a discussion.

In this interactive workshop for children ages 6–11 and their caregivers, families investigate the science behind iridescence and discover how art conservators care for shimmering art. Participants will explore ceramics in A Museum in a Making and make their own art using materials that change appearance as they catch the light.

In this interactive workshop for children ages 6–11 and their caregivers, families investigate the science behind iridescence and discover how art conservators care for shimmering art. Participants will explore ceramics in A Museum in a Making and make their own art using materials that change appearance as they catch the light.
The atmosphere is quiet and contemplative, offering a serene environment that is well-organized and easy to navigate. It provides a peaceful escape that feels uncrowded, making it ideal for focused study of the exhibits.ambiance_potoo
Visitors frequently highlight the beautiful and well-executed exhibits, particularly the impressive collections of ceramics, peacocks, and various Buddha statues.reviews_potoo
Part of the Smithsonian Institution, this museum is split between two distinct buildings to separate and highlight the specific artistic lineages of India and surrounding regions from those of China and Japan.story_potoo