Key points
- Applications for the 2027 Bank of America Art Conservation Project® will be accepted from Aug. 1 through Sept. 30, 2026.
- The program supports the conservation of historically or culturally significant artworks and artifacts around the world.
- Eligible nonprofit cultural institutions may submit proposals through the Art Conservation Project website.
- The Art Conservation Project has provided support for more than 15,000 objects in 40 countries since launching in 2010.
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Aug. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Bank of America is now accepting proposals for its 2027 Art Conservation Project through Sept. 30, 2026. The program provides grant funding to nonprofit museums, cultural institutions and conservation organizations undertaking projects to preserve historically or culturally significant artworks and artifacts.
Organizations interested in applying can find program details, eligibility requirements and application materials on the Bank of America Art Conservation Project® website.
“Art has a unique ability to connect people across cultures, generations and geographies,” said Brian Siegel, Global Arts, Culture & Heritage executive at Bank of America. “By supporting the conservation of important works of art, we help preserve our shared cultural heritage and ensure these stories continue to inspire and inform communities around the world.”
Since launching in 2010, Bank of America’s Art Conservation Project has supported the conservation of more than 15,000 objects in 40 countries across a broad range of cultures, time periods and artistic disciplines.
Frequently asked questions
Question: Where can organizations learn about program eligibility?
Answer: Information about the 2027 application process can be found on the Art Conservation Project Frequently Asked Questions page.
Question: Why does Bank of America invest in art conservation?
Answer: Art and objects of cultural heritage are highly vulnerable to the effects of time. Conserving these works helps ensure that society can continue to be inspired by the richness of the human experience for generations to come.
Question: Where can I find information about previous projects?
Answer: Selections of previous projects can be found on the Art Conservation Project website.
Bank of America
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At Bank of America, we believe that investing in the arts has a positive impact on our lives. We support a wide range of nonprofit organizations with funding and programming to help make the arts more accessible to communities around the world and to preserve works of art and heritage sites for generations to come. For more information about how we support the arts, please visit our Bank of America arts website.
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