By Sarah Leavitt Part of an occasional series on previous and future Museum exhibitions by Sarah, a curator now working from home during the coronavirus pandemic. Today is the day an exhibition should have opened. Today, Museum staff should have been mildly panicked, preparing for a...
Read MoreAlan Karchmer: The Architects’ Photographer is a new exhibition the Museum was planning to debut when our doors reopened in March. Unfortunately, it will be a while before you can visit us to see an incredible array of photos from this master of the craft....
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By Sarah Leavitt Part of an occasional series on previous and future Museum exhibitions by Sarah, a curator now working from home during the coronavirus pandemic. The last thing you see before crossing into Mexico at the Morley Gate in Nogales, Arizona, is a shopping district....
Read MoreFind more great educational lessons and ideas here on our website (under the At-Home Learning tab). And be sure to follow the National Building Museum education team on social media: Facebook / Instagram. Many people in a city help decide how it changes: government officials,...
Read MoreFolger Shakespeare Playhouse, a partnership with the Folger Shakespeare Library, has been rescheduled to July/August 2021 WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today the National Building Museum announced that it is postponing until 2021 several large public programs and events that were scheduled to occur over the summer and into...
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