Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
Supported by Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network, the Wichita Art Museum launched an exhibition of iconic Pop art, featuring works from its own permanent collection alongside works on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Interactive activities supplemented the exhibition, allowing the museum to engage a new age group and expand its audience.
It has been a celebratory fall with the Peoria Riverfront Museum! We marked five years of partnership with the multidisciplinary institution, alongside the opening of its latest decoy exhibition, which involved a historic collaboration with the city’s namesake tribe, the Peoria Tribe of Indians in Oklahoma.
With Learning & Engagement support from Art Bridges, the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) hosted programming centered on wellness, self-care, and performance in response to the work of the influential Cuban American artist Ana Mendieta.
With the support of Art Bridges, the Delaware Art Museum (DelArt) exhibited "Estampas de la Raza: Contemporary Prints from the Romo Collection" organized by the McNay Art Museum. DelArt also used Art Bridges Learning and Engagement funding to activate the exhibition by hosting "Healing Through the Arts," a series of workshops taught by artist Cesar Viveros and a fashion show developed and organized by Juliet Zavala, artist-in-residence. Throughout the programs’ development, Art Bridges supported DelArt’s collaboration with the Center for Audience Research and Evaluation (CARE) at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art to determine and measure outcomes for its visitors.