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Renwick Gallery

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Renwick Gallery artisautza garaikideari eta dekorazio-arteei eskainitako Smithsonian American Art Museum erakundearen egoitza da, Lafayette Square plazan kokatua, White House etxetik etxadi batera. James Renwick Jr. arkitektoak diseinatu zuen 1859an William Wilson Corcoran bankariarentzat, Louvre museoan miretsi zuen Bigarren Inperioko estiloan; hala, Estatu Batuetan arte-museo izateko espresuki eraikitako lehen eraikina bilakatu zen. Atearen gainean oraindik ere "Dedicated to Art" («Arterari eskainia») inskripzioa dago zizelkatuta, eta Charles Sumner senatariak "Amerikako Louvre" ezizena eman zion. 1962an eraistear egon zen, baina Jacqueline Kennedy buru zuen kanpaina bati esker salbatu eta 1972an berriz ireki zuten Smithsonian erakundearen artisautza-galeria gisa. Bi solairutan zehar, AEBko sortzaileen ehungintza, zeramika, beira, metal eta zurezko lanak biltzen ditu, Grand Salon aretoa ardatz nagusi duela. Sarrera doakoa da. Oharra: eraikina aldi baterako itxita dago jendearentzat 2026ko azaroaren 13ra arte, Handwork: Artisautza garaikidea Renwick Gallery-n (Handwork: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery) erakusketarako egokitzapen-lanak direla eta.

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Getting there

1661 Pennsylvania Avenue NW (Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street NW), Washington, DC 20006

Nearest station: Farragut West (Blue, Orange, Silver lines), Farragut North (Red line)

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Hours

Closed until 12 November

Closed to prepare for Handwork; reopens 13 November 2026

Mon10:00–17:30
Tue10:00–17:30
Wed10:00–17:30
Thu10:00–17:30
Fri10:00–17:30
SatToday10:00–17:30
Sun10:00–17:30

Admission

Free

Free admission, no tickets required.

Accessibility

Barrier-free ramp access at the 17th Street entrance; all areas of the building are served by elevators and accessible restrooms are located throughout. Strollers should also use the 17th Street ramp.

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Visitor Information

Is Renwick Gallery free to visit?
Yes, general admission to Renwick Gallery is free. Free admission, no tickets required.. Some special exhibitions may charge a separate ticket, so check the museum's website before visiting.
What are the opening hours of Renwick Gallery?
Renwick Gallery is open Daily 10:00–17:30. Closed 25 December. Temporarily closed to the public until 13 November 2026 while the galleries are reinstalled for the exhibition Handwork: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery.. Holiday hours can vary, so check the museum's website before you go.
Where is Renwick Gallery?
Renwick Gallery is located at 1661 Pennsylvania Avenue NW (Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street NW), Washington, DC 20006, in the Lafayette Square area of Washington, DC. The nearest stations are Farragut West (Blue, Orange, Silver lines), Farragut North (Red line).
What can I see at Renwick Gallery?
Smithsonian erakundearen artisautza-galeria, 'Amerikako Louvre' delakoan kokatua; AEBn espresuki arte-museo izateko eraikitako lehen eraikina da, White House aldamenean. Current highlights include The Grand Salon, Eskulanak: Eskulangintza garaikidea Renwick Galleryn (Handwork: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery).
Do I need to book Renwick Gallery in advance?
Renwick Gallery is free to enter and most days you can walk in. Free admission, no tickets required.. For special exhibitions, weekends, and school holidays, booking a timed slot can help you skip queues. Check the museum's website for current requirements.
When is the best time to visit Renwick Gallery?
Weekday mornings shortly after opening are typically the quietest, especially mid-week. Late afternoons can also be calmer. Weekends, school holidays, and the lunch rush are the busiest periods.
Is Renwick Gallery accessible?
Barrier-free ramp access at the 17th Street entrance; all areas of the building are served by elevators and accessible restrooms are located throughout. Strollers should also use the 17th Street ramp.

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