Partnerships

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and World Monuments Fund’s collaboration includes the creation of a documentary series for The Met’s redesigned Michael C. Rockefeller Wing.  

Africa’s Cultural Landmarks, directed by Ethiopian-American social documentary and multimedia visual artist Sosena Solomon, highlights 12 of the most notable historic sites across sub-Saharan Africa. Many of these sites represent places where WMF has conducted long-term conservation work. 

Our partnership with Magnum Foundation showcases the talents of emerging photographers who captured a selection of 2022 World Monuments Watch Sites. 

Titled Heritage in Focus, this innovative new visual storytelling fellowship was presented at the 2024 Paris Photo photography fair, the subject of a Skira publication of the same name, and more.

Explore our work in a whole new way with our digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app. 

Our guide takes you behind the scenes at signature conservation sites around the globe, offering exclusive, multimedia perspectives on cultural heritage from artists, photographers, experts, and more. 

Our Bloomberg Connects guide features our Heritage in Focus exhibition, created in partnership with Magnum Foundation. You can also browse our work across Angkor Archaeological Park, Cambodia; Babylon, Iraq; Bears Ears National Monument, USA; Lalibela, Ethiopia; Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile; and Venice, Italy. 

Explore by downloading Bloomberg Connects from the App Store or Google Play.

World Monuments Fund launched of an online platform via Google Arts & Culture that showcases both the unique stories of endangered heritage sites around the globe and the extraordinary efforts to preserve them. 

The Google Arts & Culture platform allows anyone, anywhere, the opportunity to experience a diverse range of heritage sites, from the earliest settlements of ancient Mesopotamia to pre-Incan settlements in Peru, through rich, multimedia digital storytelling.