THE HUO FAMILY FOUNDATION SUPPORTS FOUR EXHIBITIONS COMMITTING OVER £600,000 TO THE ARTS

The Foundation is delighted to support upcoming exhibitions held in London and Amsterdam. It will commit a total of £684,000 to Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Southbank Center’s Hayward Gallery, and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

The Hayward Gallery, part of the Southbank Centre, will receive £125,000 towards its exhibition opening this June: Yoshitomo Nara, marking the Foundation’s first grant to a multidisciplinary center. This will be the first UK solo exhibition of the contemporary Japanese artist, presenting over 150 works spanning four decades of his artistic career.

The Foundation is also supporting for the first time an exhibition based in The Netherlands, awarding EUR100,000 to Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum. The grant will support their upcoming exhibition Van Gogh and the Roulins: Together Again at Last. Gathering 30 portraits of the Roulins, this landmark exhibition will showcase Van Gogh’s relationship with the family when he lived in Arles from 1888 to 1889.

The Foundation is pleased to continue its partnership with Tate, supporting two exhibitions opening this autumn. Tate Britain will be awarded £250,000 in support of its exhibition Turner & Constable: Two Visions of Landscape. The exhibition will compare their highly original visions of landscape painting and highlight the museum’s own collection of Turner paintings and works on paper. A gift of £150,000 is being granted to Tate Modern to support Theatre Picasso, an exhibition celebrating the centenary of Picasso’s masterpiece The Three Dancers, 1925, and exploring a multidisciplinary approach to his body of work.