Funding search · EIN 202572529 · New York, NY
Cy Twombly Foundation
Foundation website ↗Full IRS filings ↗
- $26.5M
- in grants paid
- 18
- grants
- 8
- recipients
- 2022–2024
- filing years
Recent grants
The 18 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.
- $3.8M
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2024
Non-cash donation of art for exhibition support
- $100,000
Drawing Center · New York, NY · 2024
General support
- $50,500
Foundation for Contemporary Arts · New York, NY · 2024
Support for the cy twombly award for poetry
- $50,000
Safe Horizon · New York, NY · 2024
General support
- $7.5M
Museum of Fine Arts Boston · Boston, MA · 2023
Non-cash donation of art for exhibition support
- $3.8M
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2023
Non-cash donation of art for exhibition support
- $3.5M
Museum of Fine Arts Boston · Boston, MA · 2023
General support
- $1.3M
Whitney Museum of American Art · New York, NY · 2023
General support
- $240,000
Fondazione Nicola Del Roscio · 2023
General support - see expenditure responsibility statements
- $50,500
Foundation for Contemporary Arts in · New York, NY · 2023
Support for the cy twombly award for poetry
- $50,000
Safe Horizon · New York, NY · 2023
General support
- $50,000
Drawing Center · New York, NY · 2023
General support
- $4.0M
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, IL · 2022
Non-cash donation of art for exhibition support
- $1.7M
Whitney Museum of American Art · New York, NY · 2022
General support
- $240,000
Fondazione Nicola Del Roscio · 2022
General support
- $50,000
Safe Horizon · New York, NY · 2022
General support
- $50,000
Drawing Center · New York, NY · 2022
General support
- $45,000
Foundation for Contemporary Arts in · New York, NY · 2022
Support for the cy twombly award for poetry
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