Older News Releases
September 9, 2002
New West Building Sculpture Galleries Presenting 900 Works of Art from Nine Centuries Open to the Public on September 29, 2002
July 5, 2002
Nicholas Penny Named Senior Curator of Sculpture at National Gallery of Art, Washington
November 20, 2001
National Gallery of Art Publishes Its First Online Catalogue Raisonné
April 30, 2001
National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden and Pavilion Café Extend Hours Memorial Day through Labor Day
February 23, 2001
National Gallery of Art Acquires and Installs Five Plates, Two Poles, a Major Early Sculpture by Richard Serra
February 16, 2001
National Gallery of Art Launches New Audio Tour of Dutch and Flemish Paintings for Young Visitors
December 22, 2000
National Gallery of Art Videodisc of European Art Available for Loan Free of Charge
December 20, 2000
National Gallery of Art Acquires Core Collection of More Than 450 Photographs by Lee Friedlander
December 7, 2000 (UPDATED)
National Gallery of Art Presents "Ginevra's Story" A New Documentary that Uncovers the Mysteries of Leonardo da Vinci's First Known Portrait, Narrated by Meryl Streep, to Air on Public Television Stations Nationwide
November 20, 2000
National Gallery of Art to Return Painting to Heirs as a Result of Gallery Research and Web Posting
November 15, 2000
National Gallery of Art Opens Redesigned Cascade Café, Offering an Enhanced Dining Experience for Visitors
September 18, 2000
National Gallery of Art Begins its Fifty-Ninth Concert Season 1 October 2000
September 2, 2000
National Gallery of Art Launches Children's Web Site
April 25, 2000
National Gallery of Art Acquires Turn-of-Century Paris Metropolitan Entrance: After Exhibition Tour to be Installed in Sculpture Garden
March 13, 2000
National Gallery of Art Launches Online Tours of Alfred Stieglitz Photography Collection
June 25, 1999
Gifts from Paul Mellon Bring Depth to National Gallery's French, American, and British Collections
February 2, 1999
Paul Mellon Reknowned Philanthropist and Patron of the Arts, Leaves Behind a Great Legacy