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About Pritzker Art Collaborative

The Pritzker Art Collaborative is dedicated to the study, preservation and appreciation of Himalayan and South Asia Art. The Collaborative is rooted in the Margot and Tom Pritzker Collection, which was lovingly built over four decades and includes over 400 sculptures, paintings, textiles and ritual objects from almost every major South Asian region and ancient culture Recognizing the importance of preserving these works for future generations, we believe it is also our responsibility to activate the collection as a tool to inspire a robust cross-cultural dialogue that encourages new and dynamic interpretations of the artwork and its origins. A "museum without walls" model ensures the collection is widely accessible and on view around the world through loans, partnerships, and Pritzker Art Collaborative initiatives. Preservation - To care for and preserve works of art for future generations Activation - To activate the collection as a tool for education and growth Inspiration - To inspire interest in the field of Asian art and culture Engagement - To engage a larger global audience through exhibitions and direct contact with the objects Collaboration - To collaborate with fellow collectors, institutions, academics, and artists Expansion - To expand the field of Asian art and culture

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