Bridge Projects
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. Learn more at https://bridgeprojects.com.
Healing Pathways Reclaiming Art and Spirituality
Process and Language
Jazz and the Gospel
Pentecostalism, Soul Music, and the Winding Road of Racial Healing
Azusa Street Revival Symposium: Rev. Eugene F. Rivers III
Azusa Street Revival Symposium: Dr. Jacqueline C. Rivers
Azusa Street Revival Symposium: Dr. Anthea Butler
Azusa Street Revival Symposium: Dr. Clifton Clarke
Bridging Beijing: Zhang Ruyi
Bridging Beijing: Yang Jian
Buddhism and Chinese Art
China’s Avant Garde Movement of the 1980s
The Virgin Mother, Her Majesty, Our Lady Globalism, All Under Heaven, and Madonna In Between
Counterculture or Not? Chinese Contemporary Art & Christianity
Urbanization, Globalization, and Contemporary Art in China, part 2
Urbanization, Globalization, and Contemporary Art in China, part 1
Bridging Beijing | Zeng Hong
Bridging Beijing | Zhang Miao
Bridging Beijing | Fan Xi
A Composite Leviathan Walk Through
Hidden Issues of Historical Perspectives in Chinese Contemporary Art | Carol Yinghua Lu
Daoism and Chinese Art | Dr. Robin Wang
Bridging Beijing | Zhang Xinjun
Bridging Beijing | Li Ran
The Souls of China Q&A, Part 2 | Ian Johnson and Promise Tsu
The Souls of China Q&A, Part 1 | Ian Johnson and Promise Tsu
The Souls of China - The Return of Religion After Mao | Ian Johnson
Bridging Beijing | Lyu Zhiqiang
Bridging Beijing | Li Zhenwei
Bridging Beijing | Jiu Jiu