Exhibitions

Suited for Space revealed the remarkable creativity and ingenuity of nearly a century of flight and spacesuit design and development.

This exhibition explored the art of Chinese painter Wang Ming through 35 works that are part of the artist’s personal collection.

This collaboration with the National Museum of African Art presented an exploration of diverse perspectives of the Earth, focusing on the dynamic landscapes of Africa.

This exhibit featured black-and-white photographs of contemporary women pilots.

National Air and Space Museum visitors frequently ask, "Where are the women pilots?" The answer is that they are in nearly every gallery of the Museum. 

In this display, Neil Armstrong’s spacesuit from the historic Apollo 11 Moon landing was back on the Museum floor for the first time in 13 years.

This exhibition explored how revolutions in timekeeping over three centuries have influenced how we find our way.

This small exhibit featured historic Transformers toys, aviation and Jetfire-related characters, and props used in the major motion picture Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, a portion of which was filmed at the Museum.

This exhibition gallery memorialized the people and air machines of World War II.