Foundation Art Collection - Explore the Art Here!
Freedom of Speech is the foundation of our communities
and our nation.
The works in this collection may awe, illuminate, challenge, unsettle, confound, provoke, and, at times, offend. We defend the freedom to create content and exhibit such work, and we recognize the privilege of living in a country where creating, exhibiting, and experiencing such work is a constitutional right.
To exhibit a work of art is not to endorse the work or the vision, ideas, and opinions of the artist. It is to uphold the right of all to experience diverse visions and views. If and when controversies arise from the exhibition of a work of art, we welcome public discussion and debate with the belief that such discussion is integral to the experience of the art. Consistent with our fundamental commitment to freedom of speech, however, we will not censor this collection in response to political or ideological pressure.
Browse the Entire Art Collection
Browse by Category
- American Political Culture
- Artwork Celebrating Local Heritage
- Artwork that Includes Writing
- Abstract
- Black and White
- Botanical
- Food
- Foundation Student Art Award Winners
- Natural Landscape and Urban Landscape
- Nineteenth Century and Before
- Portrait or Figurative
- SMS - Art of the 1960s
- Still Life
- The Totalitarian State
- Works by Nun Artists
- African Artists and Art of the African Diaspora
- Armenian American Artists
- Artwork by and about Native Americans
- Asian Artists and Asian American Artists
- Italian American Artists
- Hispanic and Hispanic American Artists
- MENA (Middle Eastern and North African) Artists and Artists of the Diaspora
- New Jersey Artists
- Prehistoric Artifacts: Lenne Lenape Stone Tools
Contact Information
If you have any questions, or if you would like a tour, please contact:Andrea Siegel, PhD
Foundation Art Collection Coordinator
(201) 360-4007
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