Art that responds, reflects, and asks you to ask questions

The Hirshhorn is the national museum of modern and contemporary art, exploring the art and ideas of our time. We’re committed to sharing the power of art—to bring people together, to offer inspiration, to respond to history in real time—with everyone, for free.

Our Museum and Sculpture Garden is open daily (10 am–5:30 pm.)

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Events, workshops, and artist talks – in person and online.

Four children play with scarves on a grey, circular mat, the Hirshhorn's fountain in the background.

Art Cart: All About Water

Sep 1 | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

A child with frizzy hair wearing a pink tank top featuring floral patterns stands on the plaza, holding a work on paper.

Art Cart: Tondo-rrific!

Sep 8 | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Put It This Way Insider Celebration

Sep 9 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Two ways to visit “One with Eternity”

Timed-passes bring you closer to Yayoi Kusama in this five-artwork exhibition, April 1-Nov. 27.

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Artist Yayoi Kusama dressed in red lays in one of her infinity rooms

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Art is Everywhere, Including Home

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Hirshhorn Kids

Craving a creative break? Kids of all ages (or the kid at heart) can stay engaged with unique projects released every week.

Curator Marina Isgro on zoom with artists Camille Henrot and Akwetey Orraca-Tetteh

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The Hirshhorn is planning two important projects: a revitalization of the Sculpture Garden and repairs to the Museum’s envelope. Each supports our mission, enhances visitor experience and resolves critical infrastructure needs.