Boris Lurie Art Foundation

Boris Lurie Art Foundation

Boris Lurie established the foundation through his bequest to maintain his artistic output and the broader NO!art movement. Lurie, who survived the Holocaust and arrived in New York in 1946, created the entity alongside longtime partner Gertrude Stein. The foundation holds the Boris Lurie Collection and the NO!art Movement Collection in New York and Clifton. It maintains a commercial gallery at 444 West 55th Street in Manhattan and an industrial storage site at 120 Brighton Road in Clifton. Additional assets include a partial interest in the mixed-use Ansonia building at 2109 Broadway and a position in Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust. The foundation lists venture capital among repeated strategy descriptors, though no specific fund commitments or co-investors appear in available records. Geographic activity centers on New York and New Jersey. Anthony Williams serves as Chairman and Senior Counsel at Dentons. Rafael Vostell represents the foundation in Europe. Ian Cofre acts as Chief of Staff. The foundation belongs to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Founders Society and holds corporate membership at the Museum of Modern Art. No operational events from the last 24 months are recorded. The foundation operates as a grant-making and collection-holding entity tied directly to one artist's estate rather than a diversified investment vehicle. Governance flows through named board members without disclosed succession mechanisms or external manager mandates.