Crystal Bridges: Redefining America’s Cultural Landscape in the Ozarks
From Own the Road with Kelli and Bob · 33:09
Show by Kelli & Bob Phillips
Located in Bentonville, Arkansas, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art holds a transformative position in American arts and culture. Housing a master collection spanning five centuries, the museum pairs world-renowned artwork with stunning architecture by Moshe Safdie and miles of surrounding Ozark trails. By offering free admission to the public, Crystal Bridges plays an essential role in broadening access to national heritage, connecting communities through art, and cementing the American South as a premier destination for global culture.
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