Exhibition Images
by George Morrison
View Collage X Landscape
from 1975
by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
View I See Red: Talking to the Ancestors
from 1994
by Barkley L. Hendricks
View Father, Son, and...
from 1969
by Horace Pippin
View Holy Mountain, I
from 1944
by Norman Lewis
View Untitled (Subway Station)
from 1945
by Arthur Dove
View Sunset
from 1935
by Frank Blazquez
View The Gallegos Twins from Belen, NM
from 2019
by Rachel Rose
View Lake Valley
from 2016
by Bill Viola
View Moving Stillness: Mount Rainier, 1979
from 1979
by Karl Bodmer
View Niagara Falls
from 1832-1843
by John Frederick Kensett
View Beacon Rock, Newport
from 1863
by Marsden Hartley
View Give Us This Day
from 1938
by Henry Ossawa Tanner
View The Thankful Poor
from 1894
by Nari Ward
View Breathing Bars Diagonal Left
from 2020
by Shizu Saldamando
View Sandra and Tammy, Hollywood Forever
from 2013
by Martin Wong
View Persuit (El Que Gane Pierde - He Who Wins Looses)
from 1984
by Joan Snyder
View Roxy Red Fugue
from 2017
by Kay WalkingStick
View Peonies
from 1969
by Edouard Duval-Carrié
View Lost at Sea
from 2014
by Alice Trumbull Mason
View Magnitude of Regions
from 1962
by Vanessa German
View Black Girl on Skateboard Going Where She’s Got to Go to Do What She’s Got to Do and It Might Not Have Anything to Do With You, Ever
from 2022
by Grace Hartigan
View Fantasy for Legs and Feet
from 1965
Expanding Access to American Art
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We provide financial and strategic support to get art out of storage and into communities.
Norman Lewis, Untitled (Subway Station), 1945
Sanford Robinson Gifford, Twilight in the Adirondacks, 1862
The Art Bridges Collection
Loans from the Art Bridges collection are available to museums committed to providing greater access for all communities.
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by Judy Chicago
View Big Blue Pink
from 1971
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by T.C. Cannon
View Grandmother Gestating Father and the Washita River Runs Ribbon-Like
from 1975
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by John Frederick Kensett
View Beacon Rock, Newport
from 1863
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by Keith Haring
View Self Portrait
from 1985
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by Rachel Rose
View Lake Valley
from 2016
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by Bill Viola
View Moving Stillness: Mount Rainier, 1979
from 1979
Beginning June 3, visitors to The Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY, will be able to view 28 works by artist William H. Johnson in the exhibit “Fighters for Freedom.” Johnson depicted several historic and contemporary Black leaders including Marian Anderson, Booker T. Washington, and Harriet Tubman, who dedicated their lives to racial justice, individual accomplishment, and social equality. The exhibition runs through September 4, and will open again in October at the @wichitaartmuseum in Kansas. A big thank you to our venue partner @rockwellmuseum and the organizing partner @americanart.
Click the “Exhibitions” button in our linktr.ee for more information.
“La Onda Chicana” ("the Chicanx Wave") @mattauck_museum closes June 4! It features work from more than 30 Chicanx and Latinx artists over five decades, the work featured is on loan from @lacma, as part of our Collector Loan Partnership Program.
Learn more on how this program can give your museum the opportunity to borrow and exhibit work from some of the most noted museums across the country by selecting the “Collection Loan Partnership” button in our linktr.ee.
Image courtesy of Mattatuck Museum.
On the second Friday of each month, the @highmuseumofart in Atlanta, Georgia stays open late, inviting the city of Atlanta to flow in yoga, practice art making, and reflect deeply through works of art. The museum’s innovative “Oasis” program was launched in April with Learning & Engagement support from Art Bridges. Blending art, wellness, and wellbeing in a new public program, last month’s Oasis harnessed the High’s peaceful spaces and the power of Joseph Stella’s monumental work, “Tree of My Life,” to cultivate community centered on contemplative practice.
To learn more about Art Bridges supported programs select the “Learning & Engagement button in our linktr.ee bio.
Placements from the Art Bridges Collection will soon be moving on! We would like to thank our fantastic partner museums for their collaboration in helping us make art more accessible to everyone.
🏛 Closing May 24
Mobile Museum of Art
(@mobmuseumofart)
Mobile, AL
🎨 Featured Artists: Mark Bradford, Barkley L. Hendricks
🏛 Closing May 31
College of Wooster Art Museum
(@wooinsider)
Wooster, OH
🎨 Featured Artist: Rachel Rose
🔎 Click the “Art Bridges Collection eMuseum” button in our linktr.ee to view our collection of American Art available for loan.
Available to Book! “Rediscovering an American Community of Color: The Photographs of William Bullard, 1897- 1917” presents over 80 photographs of African Americans and Native Americans living in a working-class neighborhood in Worcester, Massachusetts. Featuring men, women, and children of color in and around their homes, Bullard’s portraits capture a pivotal, underrepresented moment in American history between the end of Reconstruction and the Great Migration.
There are currently four available booking dates available in 2025-2026 for this exhibit.
Want to learn more about this exhibit?
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We would like to congratulate Ulrich Museum of Art (@ulrichmuseum). Their exhibition “Myths of the West: Narrating Stories of the Land and People through Wichita Art Collections” was one of only a handful of exhibits selected for the 2023 Award of Excellence by the Association of Art Museum Curators (@art_curators). “Myths of the West” brought together artworks that told a rich history of Kansas and the Great Plains and to questioned familiar narratives of the west by exploring perspectives of Native Americans and other underrepresented groups. The exhibition includes two Art Bridges works, Jeffrey Gibson’s “Migration” and T.C. Cannon’s “Grandmother Gestating Father and the Washita River Runs Ribbon-Like.”
Art Bridges' support has enabled us to experiment with using touchscreen technology to deliver information and engage visitors in the gallery.
Adam Thomas, Curator of American Art
Palmer Museum of Art
