Miró and the United States (Member Morning)

Join fellow Phillips Collection members for an exclusive morning viewing of *Miró and the United States*, a special exhibition that explores the profound influence of the United States on Joan Miró’s work and his enduring impact on American artists. This member-only event offers a quieter, more intimate opportunity to experience the exhibition before the museum opens to the general public. The morning runs from 10 to 11 am, providing a focused hour to engage with the art in a less crowded setting.

When: Tuesday, June 9, 2026, 10–11 am.
Venue: The Phillips Collection, 1600 21st Street NW, Washington, DC.
Price: Free, but exclusive to Phillips Collection members. (Membership is required to attend; non‑members may join the museum’s membership program to participate.)
Exhibition: Miró and the United States, on view March 21–July 5, 2026. The exhibition examines Miró’s travels and connections with American artists, and includes loans from international collections.
Registration: Registration is required and is currently open. Members should register in advance to secure their spot.
Accessibility: The Phillips Collection is committed to inclusive practices and accessibility for all visitors. If you have specific accessibility needs, the museum encourages you to contact them ahead of your visit.
Note: This event is separate from the museum’s regular Sunday member‑morning hours (10–11 am). The museum’s standard hours are Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm; the shop and cafe are open to the public during those hours, while members are always admitted free.