An Evening to Benefit the IFPDA Foundation

  • Event date 19 OCT 2026
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The IFPDA Foundation invites you to join us on Monday, 19 October for an evening of art and cocktails benefiting the IFPDA Foundation. Artist/filmmaker (Marty Supreme, Uncut Gems) Josh Safdie will be in conversation with Dan Nadel, Steven and Ann Ames Curator of Drawings and Prints & Drawings at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Safdie’s new silkscreen from Two Palms, “Top 10 NYC Films”, will be on view, with all sales benefiting the IFPDA Foundation. Also on view will be Stanley Whitney’s 2026 lithograph "Untitled", published by ULAE to benefit the IFPDA Foundation. Both works are offered to evening ticket holders at a special 10% discount, with all sales benefiting the IFPDA Foundation.

To purchase tickets, please visit: An Evening to Benefit the IFPDA Foundation

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About the organisation

The IFPDA Foundation was established by the International Fine Print Dealers Association in 2009 to inspire and support educational projects aimed at fostering connoisseurship in the field of fine prints for a new generation of collectors, curators and specialists. Its annual grants program provides direct financial support to exhibitions and scholarly projects that cultivate a deeper understanding of prints and their value as an art form.

In 2014, the Foundation initiated its Curatorial Internship Program, which funds internships in museum print collections.

Since 2009, a portion of all IFPDA member dues have benefited the IFPDA Foundation. All of the IFPDA Member Dealers are proud to support this mission.



Benefit committee

David Cleaton-Roberts, Hersh Cohen, Jenny Gibbs, Stewart Gross, Katie Michel, Robert K. Newman, Pam Paulson, Amy Raehse, Harris Schrank, David Tunick, Andrew Witkin

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