Three digital tours on the Boca Raton Museum of Art’s webinar platform, created with support from Art Bridges, are available to critique and educate about Florida’s racist past.

The Gadsden Arts and Museum Teen Art Council, created via an Art Bridges programming grant, was featured in the Tallahassee Democrat’s Council on Culture & Arts.

Four paintings from the Art Bridges Collection by celebrated 20th century American artists are on display in the museum’s Modern and Post War galleries. The loans expand the museum’s inclusivity with works by Black, female and LGBTQ artists.

When Carey Weber, director of the Fairfield University Art Museum, learned that Art Bridges, a foundation with an impressive collection of American art, would lend her the Hartley painting, she knew she had a show—“Birds of the Northeast: Gulls to Great Auks.”

Grant support specifically for The Museum’s reopening plans was provided by Art Bridges, which also supported the community outreach for educational programs conducted by The Museum during the period it remained closed to the public.

Through Art Bridges’ ‘Bridge Ahead Initiative,’ the Whatcom Museum has purchased digital equipment that allows them to offer livestream, virtual webinar, and other digital programs and events.