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    Willem de Kooning Foundation

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    NEW YORK, NYSitio web2127943401

    About Willem de Kooning Foundation

    The Willem de Kooning Foundation concentrates its philanthropy on contemporary visual arts organizations, museum exhibitions (often tied to de Kooning or modern painting), and arts publishing, while selectively funding urgent humanitarian and community needs. Grants are a mix of project-specific exhibition support and unrestricted operating assistance, with several repeat grantees and targeted emergency relief giving during crises (COVID-19, Ukraine). The foundation appears to prioritize New York-based arts institutions and outlets that promote scholarship and visibility for contemporary artists, alongside occasional donations to human services and early childhood providers in times of acute need.

    Focus Areas

    Contemporary visual arts exhibitions tied to Willem de Kooning and modern paintingSupport for small and mid-sized arts organizations and artist-focused programing in New YorkArts journalism and publishing focused on contemporary art (e.g., The Brooklyn Rail)Museum exhibition funding and international museum partnerships (e.g., Musée de l'Orangerie/ Musée d'Orsay)Targeted crisis relief / humanitarian aid (COVID-19 operational relief, emergency support for Ukraine)Early childhood community support during emergency periods

    About Willem de Kooning Foundation

    The Willem De Kooning Foundation’s recent giving is anchored in contemporary visual art, with major support for exhibitions, arts writing, and small arts organizations in New York. One of its largest recent grants went to Swiss Institute for a fund supporting small arts organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, showing that the foundation has paired art-focused philanthropy with crisis response when needed. Another sizable grant supported the International Rescue Committee for Ukraine, extending its giving beyond the arts during a period of emergency. Within the arts, the foundation has backed institutions that present and interpret modern and contemporary painting. It funded an exhibition at the Musée de l’Orangerie titled "Chaim Soutine/Willem de Kooning, La Peinture Incarnée," linking its collection and legacy to museum scholarship abroad. It has also supported The Brooklyn Rail’s Art Seen section, which covers contemporary visual art in particular depth, and repeated support for Arts Center at Duck Creek for programs and exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art and artists. The grant record also includes operating support for New York arts groups and targeted awards connected to artist recognition and research. That mix suggests a funder that uses both project-based and flexible grants to support visibility, scholarship, and institutional stability around contemporary art.

    What Willem de Kooning Foundation Funds

    Museum exhibition support is a clear part of the foundation’s work. It gave $100,000 to American Friends Musee Dorsay to fund an exhibition at the Musée de l’Orangerie titled "Chaim Soutine/Willem de Kooning, La Peinture Incarnée," and it also lends works from its collection through a loans and exhibitions initiative. Arts journalism and criticism are another recurring theme. In 2024, it gave $100,000 to The Brooklyn Rail for the Art Seen section of journal publications that covers contemporary visual art in particular depth; the same outlet received $70,000 in 2023 for the same purpose. The foundation also supports artist-focused organizations and recognition. It gave $40,000 to Artadia in 2024 to support the Artadia Award for two New York City-based visual artists, and $20,000 in 2023 for the award given to a New York City-based visual artist. Beyond core arts work, it has made emergency-related grants, including support for Ukraine relief through the International Rescue Committee.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $502K

    Total Assets

    $73.9M

    Total Revenue

    $4.1M

    Total Expenses

    $7.7M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $25K and $81K, with a median of $58K.

    25th Percentile

    $25K

    Median

    $58K

    75th Percentile

    $81K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded
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    Who They Fund

    New York City–based visual artistsBIPOC interns and early-career fellows in the artssmall arts organizationsmuseums/gallery institutions (e.g., Musée de l'Orangerie)refugees/people affected by the Ukraine crisis (IRC beneficiaries)

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, relatively large grants (many five-figure to six-figure awards) with repeat funding to core arts organizations; funding mixes unrestricted operating support and earmarked exhibition or program grants, plus occasional one-off emergency/humanitarian gifts.

    Funding Style

    unrestricted/general operating supportemergency pandemic reliefproject-specific exhibition and program grantsawards/prizes for individual artistsorganizational capacity building (DEAI/internship infrastructure)

    Notable grantees: Swiss Institute, The Brooklyn Rail, Arts Center at Duck Creek, International Rescue Committee for Ukraine, American Friends Musée d'Orsay

    Topics

    contemporary visual artmuseum exhibitions and program fundingarts journalism / critical art writing (Art Seen section)artist awards and fellowship funding (Artadia award)DEAI capacity building for arts organizations (BIPOC internships and fellowships)support for small arts organizationshumanitarian/refugee relief (support for IRC Ukraine)

    How Willem de Kooning Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster in the middle range, with a p25 of $25,000, a median of $57,500, and a p75 of $80,856. The recent record shows both large one-time grants and repeated support to the same organizations. The Brooklyn Rail, Arts Center at Duck Creek, International Foundation for Art Research, Publicolor Inc, Artadia, and The Aspen Institute each appear more than once across 2023 and 2024. The foundation gives through a private foundation structure and also funds individuals. It runs named programs for loans and exhibitions, internships, education, and research access; internships are open to unsolicited applicants, while the loans and exhibitions initiative is by institutional participation rather than open application.

    Where Willem de Kooning Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is concentrated in New York: 89% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and New York is also the top state by grant count. Recent recipients include New York, Brooklyn, and East Hampton. The record also includes one Washington, DC grantee, The Aspen Institute, but the overall pattern is strongly local. The recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 18 grants in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Willem de Kooning Foundation

    What types of organizations does The Willem De Kooning Foundation support?

    Its grants go mainly to contemporary visual arts organizations, museum exhibition projects, arts journalism and publishing, and artist-focused programming. Recent examples include support for exhibition work, arts writing, operating help for New York arts groups, and awards connected to New York City-based visual artists.

    Does The Willem De Kooning Foundation make repeat grants?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including The Brooklyn Rail, Arts Center at Duck Creek, International Foundation for Art Research, Publicolor Inc, Artadia, and The Aspen Institute. That pattern points to recurring support rather than only one-time giving.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The middle of its recent giving sits in the tens of thousands: p25 is $25,000, median grant size is $57,500, and p75 is $80,856. The record also includes larger grants such as $300,000 and $250,000, alongside smaller awards at $10,000.

    Does the foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    It accepts unsolicited applications for its internship and education-related opportunities. The internships are open to students enrolled in college or university programs in art history, arts management, library, or archives, and the education initiative is also listed as accepting unsolicited applications.

    What geographic area receives most of its grants?

    The foundation’s giving is highly concentrated in New York. New York is the top state by grant count, and 89% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Recent recipient cities include New York, Brooklyn, and East Hampton.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    THE BROOKLYN RAILBROOKLYN, NY$100,0002026SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.
    SWISS INSTITUTENEW YORK, NY$100,0002026TO PROVIDE CANNY (COLLABORATIVE ARTS NETWORK NEW YORK) WITH SUPPORT TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONGST 15 ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
    J PAUL GETTY TRUSTLOS ANGELES, CA$75,0002026PROVIDING EMERGENCY RELIEF FOR ARTISTS AND ARTS WORKERS IMPACTED BY LOS ANGELES FIRES.
    NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INCNEW YORK, NY$75,0002026FINANCIAL GRANT TO THE EMERGING LEADERS PROGRAM
    THE ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK INCEAST HAMPTON, NY$51,9302026SUPPORT FOR VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMMING, EDUCATION, & MARKETING
    ARTADIA (ART COUNCIL INC)BROOKLYN, NY$40,0002026SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO TWO NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTISTS
    PUBLICOLOR INCNEW YORK, NY$25,0002026PUBLICOLOR'S PROGRAMMING COSTS
    STUDIO IN A SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONNEW YORK, NY$25,0002026SUPPORT OF PROGRAMMING EXPENSES.
    THE ASPEN INSTITUTEWASHINGTON, DC$10,0002026IN SUPPORT OF THE 2025 ANNUAL APPEAL FOR THE AEF CONSORTIUM ADVANCING NEXT-GEN LEADERS IN THE VISUAL ARTS
    THE BROOKLYN RAILBROOKLYN, NY$100,0002025SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.
    THE ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK INCEAST HAMPTON, NY$59,2492025SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART AND ARTISTS AND A MUSIC SERIES.
    EAST HAMPTON LIBRARYEAST HAMPTON, NY$50,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    ARTADIA (ART COUNCIL INC)BROOKLYN, NY$40,0002025SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO TWO NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTISTS,
    THE BROOKLYN RAILBROOKLYN, NY$100,0002024SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.
    ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEKEAST HAMPTON, NY$82,7302024SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART AND ARTISTS AND A MUSIC SERIES.
    NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INCNEW YORK, NY$70,0002024UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES
    INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ART RESEARCHNEW YORK, NY$65,0002024TO FUND THE CHARITY'S GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES (2023 ANNUAL FUND) AND THE CHARITY'S ENDOWMENT.
    ARTADIABROOKLYN, NY$40,0002024SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO TWO NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTISTS,
    PUBLICOLOR INCNEW YORK, NY$25,0002024UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES
    THE ASPEN INSTITUTEWASHINGTON, DC$10,0002024IN SUPPORT OF THE 2023 COSTS OF THE CHARITY'S EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH ITS BIPOC INTERNSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.
    SWISS INSTITUTENEW YORK, NY$300,0002023SUPPORT THE FUND FOR SMALL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS.
    INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE FOR UKRAINENEW YORK, NY$250,0002023SUPPORT THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE FOR UKRAINE.
    AMERICAN FRIENDS MUSEE DORSAYNEW YORK, NY$100,0002023TO FUND AN EXHIBITION AT THE MUSEE DE LORANGERIE ENTITLED "CHAIM SOUTINE/WILLEM DE KOONING, LA PEINTURE INCARNEE," ON VIEW FROM SEPTEMBER 15, 2021 TO JANUARY 10, 2022.
    ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEKEAST HAMPTON, NY$75,2352023SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART AND ARTISTS.
    THE BROOKLYN RAILBROOKLYN, NY$70,0002023SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.
    ELEANOR WHITMORE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTEREAST HAMPTON, NY$50,0002023UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS.
    THE RETREATEAST HAMPTON, NY$25,0002023UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS.
    PUBLICOLOR INCNEW YORK, NY$25,0002023UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES
    ARTADIABROOKLYN, NY$20,0002023SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO A NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTIST.
    THE ASPEN INSTITUTEWASHINGTON, DC$10,0002023IN SUPPORT OF THE 2022 COSTS TOWARDS BUILDING THE ARTIST ENDOWED FOUNDATION COMMUNITY'S DEAI CAPACITY TO HOST BIPOC INTERNS AND FELLOWS.
    INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ART RESEARCHNEW YORK, NY$10,0002023TO FUND THE CHARITY'S GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES (2022 ANNUAL FUND).

    THE BROOKLYN RAIL

    $100,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2026

    SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.

    SWISS INSTITUTE

    $100,000
    NEW YORK, NY2026

    TO PROVIDE CANNY (COLLABORATIVE ARTS NETWORK NEW YORK) WITH SUPPORT TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONGST 15 ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

    J PAUL GETTY TRUST

    $75,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2026

    PROVIDING EMERGENCY RELIEF FOR ARTISTS AND ARTS WORKERS IMPACTED BY LOS ANGELES FIRES.

    NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INC

    $75,000
    NEW YORK, NY2026

    FINANCIAL GRANT TO THE EMERGING LEADERS PROGRAM

    THE ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK INC

    $51,930
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2026

    SUPPORT FOR VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMMING, EDUCATION, & MARKETING

    ARTADIA (ART COUNCIL INC)

    $40,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2026

    SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO TWO NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTISTS

    PUBLICOLOR INC

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2026

    PUBLICOLOR'S PROGRAMMING COSTS

    STUDIO IN A SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2026

    SUPPORT OF PROGRAMMING EXPENSES.

    THE ASPEN INSTITUTE

    $10,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2026

    IN SUPPORT OF THE 2025 ANNUAL APPEAL FOR THE AEF CONSORTIUM ADVANCING NEXT-GEN LEADERS IN THE VISUAL ARTS

    THE BROOKLYN RAIL

    $100,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2025

    SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.

    THE ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK INC

    $59,249
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2025

    SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART AND ARTISTS AND A MUSIC SERIES.

    EAST HAMPTON LIBRARY

    $50,000
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ARTADIA (ART COUNCIL INC)

    $40,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2025

    SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO TWO NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTISTS,

    THE BROOKLYN RAIL

    $100,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2024

    SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.

    ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK

    $82,730
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2024

    SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART AND ARTISTS AND A MUSIC SERIES.

    NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INC

    $70,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES

    INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ART RESEARCH

    $65,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO FUND THE CHARITY'S GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES (2023 ANNUAL FUND) AND THE CHARITY'S ENDOWMENT.

    ARTADIA

    $40,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2024

    SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO TWO NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTISTS,

    PUBLICOLOR INC

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES

    THE ASPEN INSTITUTE

    $10,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    IN SUPPORT OF THE 2023 COSTS OF THE CHARITY'S EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH ITS BIPOC INTERNSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.

    SWISS INSTITUTE

    $300,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    SUPPORT THE FUND FOR SMALL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS.

    INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE FOR UKRAINE

    $250,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    SUPPORT THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE FOR UKRAINE.

    AMERICAN FRIENDS MUSEE DORSAY

    $100,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO FUND AN EXHIBITION AT THE MUSEE DE LORANGERIE ENTITLED "CHAIM SOUTINE/WILLEM DE KOONING, LA PEINTURE INCARNEE," ON VIEW FROM SEPTEMBER 15, 2021 TO JANUARY 10, 2022.

    ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK

    $75,235
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2023

    SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART AND ARTISTS.

    THE BROOKLYN RAIL

    $70,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2023

    SUPPORT FOR THE ART SEEN SECTION OF JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS THAT COVERS CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART IN PARTICULAR DEPTH.

    ELEANOR WHITMORE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

    $50,000
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2023

    UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS.

    THE RETREAT

    $25,000
    EAST HAMPTON, NY2023

    UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS.

    PUBLICOLOR INC

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    UNRESTRICTED CHARITABLE PURPOSES

    ARTADIA

    $20,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2023

    SUPPORT THE ARTADIA AWARD, GIVEN TO A NEW YORK CITY-BASED VISUAL ARTIST.

    THE ASPEN INSTITUTE

    $10,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    IN SUPPORT OF THE 2022 COSTS TOWARDS BUILDING THE ARTIST ENDOWED FOUNDATION COMMUNITY'S DEAI CAPACITY TO HOST BIPOC INTERNS AND FELLOWS.

    INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ART RESEARCH

    $10,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO FUND THE CHARITY'S GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES (2022 ANNUAL FUND).