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A message from Paul Provost, CEO and the Art Bridges staff

Learning & Engagement

Art Bridges collaborates with partners to connect new audiences with Collection Loans, Exhibitions or Art Bridges Initiative Cohort projects.

How to Work With Us

Sparking collaboration, connection, and community building at the San Antonio Museum of Art

In a careful re-consideration of its city-wide art impact, SAMA increased access to art in Black and Latine communities.
Allentown Art Museum Threads Together Art and Community

Embracing the power of storytelling and collaboration, the Allentown Art Museum launched a community quilting project to build connections and celebrate difference.
Elevating Indigenous Voices at the Missoula Art Museum

Tlingit and Unangax̂ artist Nicholas Galanin’s I Think it Goes Like This (Gold) inspires the Missoula Art Museum to elevate local Indigenous voices thorough their inaugural Art Host program.
Celebrating Black Life at the Mattatuck Museum

Inspired by one hundred years of African American and Black art making, the Mattatuck Museum expands art access to Waterbury’s African American and Black communities.
Redefining Resonance, Activating Black Refractions at KIA

In a bold reimagining of permanent collection galleries, works by Black and African American artists create new opportunities for cross-cultural community dialogue at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.
Engaging Community and Bridging Cultures at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

Through a new partnership, JSMA was able to build access, inclusion, and a new audience by introducing the Latinx community to their city’s art museum.

Courtesy of the artist, Huerto de la Familia, and Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Creating meaning through innovative technology in El Paso

A new microsite helped younger audiences connect with works of art.

Richard Prince, Nurse Elsa, 2002
Building Access Through Virtual and Bilingual Offerings at The Fairfield University Art Museum

Marsden Hartley’s Give Us This Day inspires interdisciplinary collaboration at the Fairfield University Art Museum (FUAM).
Considering Representation, Identity and Community Through Art at the RIT City Art Space

Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s “Untitled” (LA) inspires the RIT City Art Space to host conversations centering voices from women, queer, and BIPOC communities to challenge normative art historical narratives.

Upcoming Programs from Art Bridges Partners

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may, 2022

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05may3:30 pmNight at the Museum

06may3:24 pmFirst Friday: Storytelling and Animals in Art

12may3:30 pmNight at the Museum

15may3:30 pmNight at the Museum

18may3:00 pmArt + Healing: Mindfulness Moments at the Museum

19may3:30 pmNight at the Museum

21may10:30 amA Celebration of Our Companion Species

may, 2022

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