Your fully tax-deductible gift provides vital support to core pillars of MoMA PS1’s mission. Supporters gain insight into the areas they are most passionate about while receiving special Museum access.
Vision Fund
Shape the future of the institution
The Vision Fund brings together a distinguished group of philanthropists who are dedicated to shaping the future of the institution by investing in new commissions and programming. This evolving network of national and international supporters are in close dialogue with the MoMA PS1 Director through annual convenings and bespoke events hosted by the Director, Director of Curatorial Affairs, and PS1’s dedicated Board. Members receive invitations to all major openings at PS1 and can arrange private tours and before- or after-hours visits at their convenience.
Vision Fund supporters make annual contributions starting at $25,000 toward a designated fund designed to sustain PS1’s experimental and artist-centric curatorial ethos.
For more information on supporting the Vision Fund, email Daniel Schaeffer, Director of Development, at daniel_schaeffer@moma.org.
Emerging Artist Fund
Advance the bold visions of artists and support new practices
PS1’s mission of experimentation is central to the institution’s fabric and core to its ability to remain nimble and responsive to artists’ needs.
This fund serves as a vital platform for the development of new work and the presentation of exhibitions, performances, and projects that present the most boundary-breaking ideas of emerging artists, including site-specific commissions and New York and US debuts of new work across Media.
Annual gifts to the Emerging Artist Fund begin at the $10,000 level, with leadership contributions being recognized as $25,000 and above.
For more information on supporting the Emerging Artist Fund, email Catherine Schreiber, Major Gift Officer, at catherine_schreiber@moma.org.
Publication Fund
Amplify the museum’s impact and help define its legacy
From its earliest years, MoMA PS1 has maintained an active publications program, and to date the institution has published more than 130 catalogues, monographs, critical studies, and sound recordings.
The Publication Fund exists to provide resources for the continued production of such scholarly catalogues and exhibition materials, ranging from books and zines to video interviews with the artists, available in print and digitally for current and future audiences.
Annual gifts to the Publication Fund begin at the $10,000 level, with leadership contributions being recognized as $25,000 and above.
For more information on supporting the Publication Fund, email Catherine Schreiber, Major Gift Officer, at catherine_schreiber@moma.org.
