Bridge Projects | A contemporary gallery with programs on art history, spirituality and religion.
About Us
Bridge Projects is a contemporary art gallery and curatorial project based in Los Angeles, featuring experimental, research-driven exhibitions by local and international artists. Each exhibition project includes a series of parallel public events – lectures, workshops, performances, salons, conferences, community programs, etc. – in which we gather prominent scholars and artists to help situate these exhibitions within broader art-historical, philosophical, and religious contexts. Our programming is especially aimed at fostering more advanced and more open interdisciplinary explorations of the relations between contemporary art, spirituality, and religious traditions.
Plan Your Visit
Contact
323.591.2771
info@bridgeprojects.com
press@bridgeprojects.com
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Parking
Limited on-site parking
Street parking along SM Blvd
Address
Bridge Projects
6820 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Wednesday – Saturday
11 am – 6 pm
Staff
Director
Cara Megan Lewis
Director
Linnéa Spransy Neuss
Client Relations & Gallery Operations
Vicki Phung Smith
Communications
Michael Wright
Our History
Bridge Projects was launched in 2017 with a series of LA-based salons and in-studio events hosted by founding directors Cara Megan Lewis and Linnéa Spransy, engaging a diverse community of artists, scholars, and collectors. A recurring interest throughout these conversations has been a perceived need to think more carefully and creatively about the ongoing relations between contemporary art, spirituality, and religion. These projects have been particularly focused on Los Angeles, recognizing the rich, complex histories of this global cultural center that include both vibrant artist communities and many religious communities. Identifying these roots here in LA, Bridge Projects creates space for exploring questions at the interfacing of these communities, addressing the ways contemporary art continues to engage the lineages of religious thought and tradition. Bridge Projects opened its first home in Hollywood in October 2019.