BAP Art Projects supports contemporary art that challenges us to look and see differently. We exist to build bridges between the fields of art and Parkinson’s disease research.

Founded by Jonathan Brotchie, we activate our growing collection of postwar and contemporary art in support of programming and projects that explore the intersections of art and Parkinson’s, in particular how the brains of people with the disease create, perceive, and appreciate art.

We collaborate with artists and scientists on a range of commissions and initiatives related to our mandate, while also providing direct support for innovative research into novel therapies for Parkinson’s. Works from the BAP collection are made available to the public through loans to museums and galleries.