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Art Bridges Supports Museums Nationwide

Last updated: July 21, 2025 2:10 pm
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Art Bridges is a groundbreaking initiative that aims to bring American art out of storage and into the public eye. Many museums in underserved regions lack the resources to borrow or lend works, which is where Art Bridges steps in to bridge the gap.

Through partnerships with museums across the United States, Art Bridges facilitates the sharing, borrowing, and exhibiting of artworks, ensuring that communities nationwide have access to American art. The organization offers a range of programs designed to provide strategic and financial support to institutions that may not have the means to acquire or showcase American art on their own.

The Partner Loan Network is a key initiative that fosters long-term collaborations between museums, allowing collections to circulate across the country. Additionally, the Traveling Exhibitions program enables smaller museums to showcase curated shows from larger institutions, expanding their reach to local audiences. Loans from the Art Bridges Collection further ensure that a diverse array of American artworks are available at no cost to borrowers.

Since its inception in 2017, Art Bridges has invested in over 260 museum partnerships across 49 states and Puerto Rico, reaching more than 20 million people. The impact of the organization is undeniable, as it continues to support museums in sharing and exhibiting American art with the public.

For museums interested in expanding their impact and funding dream projects, Art Bridges offers partnership opportunities that can help elevate their collections and reach a wider audience. By working together, museums and Art Bridges can build something greater and continue to enrich communities with the beauty and cultural significance of American art.

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To learn more about Art Bridges and explore partnership opportunities, visit their website at artbridgesfoundation.org. Join the movement to bring American art out of storage and into the hearts and minds of communities across the nation.

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