Glenn Fuhrman
Glenn Fuhrman collects contemporary art and founded The FLAG Art Foundation, a free nonprofit exhibition space in the Chelsea area of New York. FLAG does not collect art itself. It stages solo, two-person and group shows and arranges loans from the Fuhrman Family Foundation to museums and galleries.
Artists named in the collection
Ellsworth Kelly, Richard Long, Robert Therrien, Jim Hodges, Ron Mueck, Paul Pfeiffer, Kehinde Wiley
On record
- FLAG's inaugural 2008 show, Attention to Detail, was curated by Chuck Close.
- By 2008 he had lent or donated works to museums including the Pompidou, Tate Modern, the Guggenheim and the Whitney.
Institutional roles
- Reported in 2008 as chair of the American Acquisitions Committee, Tate
- Reported in 2008 as vice chair of the Contemporary Arts Council, Museum of Modern Art
- Reported in 2008 as trustee of the Hirshhorn, Dia and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia
Questions
What does Glenn Fuhrman collect?Glenn Fuhrman collects contemporary art and founded The FLAG Art Foundation, a free nonprofit exhibition space in the Chelsea area of New York. FLAG does not collect art itself. It stages solo, two-person and group shows and arranges loans from the Fuhrman Family Foundation to museums and galleries.
Which artists are in the Glenn Fuhrman collection?Cited sources name works by Ellsworth Kelly, Richard Long, Robert Therrien, Jim Hodges, Ron Mueck, Paul Pfeiffer, Kehinde Wiley.
Can the public see the collection of Glenn Fuhrman?Yes. Works are shown at The FLAG Art Foundation in New York, United States.
Sources
- About, The FLAG Art Foundation
- Wall Street collector opens private gallery in Chelsea, The Art Newspaper, 2008
Last verified 2026-10-31.
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