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 * About
 * Artists
 * Exhibitions
 * Exchanges
 * Media

About
 * History
 * FAQ
 * Democracy Collection
 * Medal of Arts
 * 50th Anniversary

Artists
 * AIE Artists
 * Submit Artwork
 * Partners

Exhibitions
 * Online Exhibitions
 * Publications

Exchanges
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Media
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 * About
   * History
   * FAQ
   * Democracy Collection
   * Medal of Arts
   * 50th Anniversary
 * Artists
   * AIE Artists
   * Submit Artwork
   * Partners
 * Exhibitions
   * Online Exhibitions
   * Publications
 * Exchanges
   * All Exchanges
   * Special Projects
   * Lecture Series
 * Media
   * News and Press
   * Video Series


 
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60th Anniversary | 2023 The Democracy Collection initiative will bring art
diplomacy for democracy to every hemisphere through artist exchanges, traveling
exhibitions, civic engagements, events at cultural institutions, and an outreach
program to expand AIE's diplomatic art repository at the service of U.S.
diplomats for generations to come.

On view at the
US ambassador's
residence
LUANDA, ANGOLA Karen Fitzgerald
Like Winter's tongue among the shadows On view at the
US AMBASSADOR'S
Residence
Tegucigalpa, Honduras Andrea Myers | Skywatch "Fabric surrounds us. It is on our
bodies, in our space, and moves with us. In my work, I translate found, donated
and repurposed fabrics into densely patterned fabric installations and picture
planes.” On view at the
US EMBASSY
PARAMARIBO, SURINAME crystal wagner | aqueous i and ii "...the work has evolved
from drawings of fantastical imaginary birds, to what it is today – sprawling
biomorphic exotic landscapes that re-conceptualize everyday materials." On view
at the
US Consulate
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico brian paumier | act of faith “The installation recalls the
ubiquitous puestos (stalls) stationed outside cathedrals, where devotional
objects and icons are sold as keepsakes. But these images are deeply
autobiographical, resulting from a unique, ritualized process.” On view at the
US Consulate
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico del harrow | Container Garden, 2018 “My work is an ongoing
exploration of the possibility that a tactile physical form might contain an
expansive interior, a generous space, a site for the imagination and the
thinking of thoughts, both intimate and immense.” US Embassy
Maputo
Mozambique permanent collection VIEW THE VIDEO


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Art in Embassies (AIE), a U.S. Department of State program, creates vital
cross-cultural dialogue and fosters mutual understanding through the visual arts
and dynamic artist exchanges.

AIE develops and presents approximately 60 exhibitions per year and has
installed over 70 permanent art collections in more than 200 of the Department’s
diplomatic facilities in 189 countries.

To accomplish the mission, AIE engages over 20,000 international participants,
including artists, museums, galleries, universities, and private collectors.


COLLECTIONS + EXHIBITIONS




PROMOTING PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING THROUGH THE VISUAL ARTS.

Since 2000, over 1,800 exhibitions and collections installed in U. S. Embassies
overseas; over 700 can be viewed online.




ARTISTS


20,000 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

American and international artists build cross-cultural connections by
exhibiting their art around the globe and exchanging ideas, values, and
traditions.


CULTURAL EXCHANGE


ARTISTS PARTICIPATE IN CULTURAL DIALOGUE BEYOND EMBASSY WALLS.

Through workshops, lectures, and collaborative projects, artists engage local
communities and form enduring, cross-cultural ties.


MEDIA


VIDEOS - NEWS - PRESS

The impact of Art in Embassies and cultural diplomacy around the world.


FEATURED PROJECTS


EXTENDING THE REACH OF CULTURAL DIPLOMACY

International Artist Lecture Series, New Embassy commissions, Collaborations and
Partnerships.

STAY CONNECTED
Follow us on our social channels and learn about what AIE artists and their art
are showcasing worldwide.



NAVIGATION
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