Current Highlight
Bank of America is pleased to support Pacific Standard Time, an unprecedented
opportunity to explore the historic art world of L.A., 1945-1980, at arts institutions across Southern California.
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Our Arts and Culture Program
Bank of America's investment in the arts sets opportunity in motion in a climate that fosters
innovation, respect and tolerance for an increasingly integrated world.
As a company serving clients in more than 150 countries and with almost 300,000 employees, Bank of America
(doing business as Bank of America Merrill Lynch outside the United States) is committed to a diverse
program of cultural support that engages individuals, organizations, communities and cultures in building mutual
respect and understanding and which strengthens institutions that contribute to the vitality of local economies.
Program Components
The Arts and Culture Program is multi-layered, providing support through grants, sponsorships and our own signature
programs: Art in our Communities®, the Art Conservation Project and Museums on Us®. Our support extends across
all art forms with an emphasis on programs that create greater cultural understanding, shared cultural experiences and
benefits for our communities.
Image credits: The Tempest, The Bridge Project, photo by Joan Marcus · Cheekwood Botanical
Garden & Museum of Art, Nashville, Tennessee, 2008, photo by Bob Delevante · Chicago Symphony Orchestra, © Todd
Rosenberg · Gold crown from Tillya Tepe, 1st century AD, National Museum of Afghanistan, © Musée Guimet/Thierry
Olliver · Ernst Ludwig Kirschner, Nude in the Studio (verso), ca. 1910, Stadel Museum, Frankfurt · American
Indian Cornhusk Bag, 19th century, Bank of America Collection · N.C. Wyeth, Eight Bells (Clyde Stanley
and Andrew Wyeth aboard Eight Bells), 1937, Bank of America Collection · AAADT's Linda Celeste Sims, Photo by
Andrew Eccles · Detroit Science Center · © Ed Ruscha. Courtesy Gagosian Gallery