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Access for All | $40M Museum Funding Initiative | Art Bridges Learn about collection highlights, program offerings, and more. In 2024, Art Bridges Foundation launched its Access for All pilot program— a transformative, three-year funding initiative that aims to increase access to museums across America and foster engagement with local audiences.
The $40 million initiative provides support to 64 museums by covering the costs of admission, programming, marketing, outreach, and additional efforts that reduce barriers to access. FREE ADMISSION & PROGRAMMING Access for All embodies Art Bridges’ core values by helping museums build relationships with new audiences, engage current audiences in new ways, and emphasize interdisciplinary programming.
The pilot program supports museums by underwriting admission fees on designated Access for All days, covering admission costs for extended hours, or making daily admission free for local visitors. Access for All even goes beyond free admission by collaborating with museums to create transformative, interdisciplinary, and audience-building programming.
Awardees are designing unique events that resonate with their local communities, offering performances, artmaking projects, interpretive activities in their galleries, and more. By providing such compelling programming, participating museums can draw in new audiences. In the first year of implementation, they have welcomed 7,102,308 visitors.
Access for All addresses the need for effective marketing and outreach to ensure that all communities are aware of and feel welcome at our partner museums. Access for All awards support museums in reaching out to these communities using new avenues and marketing methods that prioritize access.
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Michener Art Museum Kalamazoo Institute of Arts LSU Museum of Art | Shaw Center for the Arts Mississippi Museum of Art Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico New Britain Museum of American Art Oklahoma City Museum of Art Olana Partnership at Olana State Historic Site Palmer Museum of Art | Pennsylvania State University San Antonio Museum of Art Smith College Museum of Art Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Westmoreland Museum of American Art Whitney Museum of American Art Zimmerli Art Museum | Rutgers University
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