As the Brooklyn Museum celebrates its 200th anniversary, it reflects on two centuries of enriching the cultural landscape of New York and beyond. Founded in 1825, the museum has been a beacon of art, history, and culture, featuring collections that span ancient civilizations to contemporary masterpieces. This milestone offers a chance not only to honor its history but also to recognize the efforts that go into preserving its treasures. Among the stewards of this legacy EverGreene Architectural Arts has completed several remarkable sculpture conservation projects at the museum.

The museum’s vibrant connection to Brooklyn’s artists and creative community remains one of its greatest strengths. More than just a space for art, it serves as a dynamic hub where local talent flourishes alongside global masterpieces. EverGreene Architectural Arts shares this passion for keeping artistic heritage alive while embracing the fresh creative energy that makes Brooklyn such an extraordinary place.

Here’s to two centuries of bringing art and community together—and to many more decades of artistic innovation ahead!