Bank of America's
Art Conservation Project (ACP) is a global initiative dedicated to preserving
culturally and historically significant artworks and artefacts for future
generations. Since its launch in 2010, the programme has supported the
conservation of more than 15,000 artworks and cultural objects across 40
countries through partnerships with museums, galleries and cultural
institutions.
At a time when many cultural organisations face increasing financial and resource pressures, the ACP helps safeguard works at risk of deterioration while ensuring they remain accessible to the public. The initiative forms part of Bank of America's broader commitment to arts and culture, recognising the important role that cultural heritage plays in education, community development and fostering greater understanding across generations.
As Brian Siegel, Global Arts, Culture & Heritage Executive at Bank of America, explains: “Conservation is the quiet work that brings those stories forward today and for future generations… the goal is simple: to ensure these works remain visible, accessible and enjoyed by visitors for years to come.”
The latest round of ACP recipients highlights the growing importance of conservation and preservation efforts worldwide, as institutions work to protect cultural heritage and expand access to art and history for wider audiences.
For more information, contact email: Samantha.robinson@omc.com
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