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Bonnard’s Worlds Exhibit Tour at The Phillips Collection
1600 21st Street, NW, Washington, DC
Tuesday, May 28, Tour begins at 11:30 am
Only a Few Tickets Available for FHNN Members and Volunteers
Donna Jonte, Head of Experiential Learning at The Phillips Collection, will lead a small group of FHNN and LFV members and volunteers on a one-hour tour focused on Bonnard’s Worlds, the first major retrospective of Pierre Bonnard’s work at The Phillips Collection in 20 years. If time permits, Ms. Jonte will guide attendees through additional galleries. After the tour ends, attendees are welcome to explore The Phillips Collection in small groups. Register online or email us ASAP (with all member/volunteer names) to reserve your spot since only a few tickets are available.
TICKET PRICE AND PAYMENT OPTIONS
The senior ticket price (62 plus) for this special tour has been reduced to $10. The adult ticket price is $20. Tour is for members and volunteers only (no guests). If you are a household member, please register both members if both would like to attend. If you are a member of The Phillips Collection, please be sure to let us know. Please also let us know if you need any accommodations.
After your registration has been confirmed, payment can be made by check (dropped off at The Elizabeth or Willard Towers) or on the website. Payment should be made to FHNN no later than Saturday, May 18.
Since we must pre-pay, there will be no refunds. We will keep a waitlist and contact any waitlist members to see if another member/volunteer would like to purchase your ticket.
ARRIVAL TIME, TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
Please arrive no later than 11:15 am. The Phillips Collection is easily accessible by Metro and bus. The below link has transportation options and other important information including the checked bag policy.
Plan Your Visit | The Phillips Collection
Face masks are welcome but not required.
EXHIBIT AND MUSEUM INFORMATION
The exhibit explores the sensory spheres of experience that fueled the French artist’s creative practice. Bonnard’s immediate surroundings were the lifeblood of his work, and this exhibition is guided by those personal spaces that found expression in his art through his recording of remembered sensations. Governed neither by chronology nor geography, but by measures of intimacy, the exhibition transports the visitor from the larger realms in which Bonnard lived—the landscapes of Paris, Normandy, and the South of France—to the most intimate interior spaces of his dwellings and his thoughts. Bonnard’s Worlds reunites some of Bonnard’s most celebrated works from museums across Europe and the United States, as well as many less-exhibited works drawn from private collections worldwide.
This one-hour tour will encourage discussion, invite questioning, and closely engage with works of art. The exhibit closes June 2.
Bonnard’s Worlds | The Phillips Collection