America’s First Museum of Modern ArtFounded by art collector and philanthropist Duncan Phillips in 1921, The Phillips Collection has been collecting modern …
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17 jun. 2024
Situated in a beautiful DC mansion far from the hustle and bustle of the Smithsonian and steps from DuPont Circle, the Philips Collection is such an integral and unique part of Washington DC’s art sc… Volledige beoordeling door Cavalier1994
7 jun. 2024
Always a pleasure to visit this small, boutique museum! And this time, an added pleasure was lunching at their cafe with homemade soup and amazing desserts and a plethora of bowls and salads. It seem… Volledige beoordeling door drkiki2015
2 jun. 2024
The art is lovely and the space is nice. It was crowded as the Pierre Bonnard exhibit was about to end. Parking can be difficult in this area of DC, but it is near a metro stop. Nice gift shop. Un… Volledige beoordeling door valeriem446
Has anyone been recently to know if it is still undergoing renovation and if their more well-known works are on display? Headed there next week. Thanks!
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They are still under renovation. Still the rest of the collection is well worth it.
Is admission "by donation" tues-Fri essentially free or your choice of contribution?
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I asked at the Phillps about this. But that was 8 years ago when living in DC. I was told admission was voluntary, but the attitude of the staff didn't match their words or pledge. They do …
I asked at the Phillps about this. But that was 8 years ago when living in DC. I was told admission was voluntary, but the attitude of the staff didn't match their words or pledge. They do have special exhibitions and admission is required for those, but the Phillips collection says their permanent collection is by voluntary donation (admission). I differ somewhat with other opinions here. Theirs is a very high entry fee for DC in particular (where museums are free). I live in Paris (where the arts are indeed more generously supported by the government). A comparable museum (size of exhibition and high quality) is not more than 10 euros. Their admission price was/is the downside of a truly inspired, dynamic collection and the intimate venue that houses it. I'm not sure they would survive if customers actually accepted their "donation" policy.
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