Construction is in full swing at the National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA). Even though the building is shrouded in scaffolding, NMWA remains a beacon for women artists. As you approach NMWA from 13th street, you can’t fail to notice the four-story art installation on the face of the scaffolding. MISS CHELOVE’s “Reseeded: A Forest Floor Flow” is the first work in NMWA’s “Lookout” public art installation series. Through this series, NMWA will continue to champion women in the arts throughout the renovation.
MCA is proud to be the Architect of Record working with Lead Design Architect, Sandra Vicchio & Associates, for this prestigious project. Please click on the link to learn more about the installation!
