Collect with purpose.

 By Theresa Rézeau

The right piece can start a dialogue, fund a movement, and leave a legacy far beyond the canvas.

Take Agnes Gund ,Philanthropist & President Emerita of MoMA, a legendary collector who turned her passion into a platform for justice. In one of the most iconic examples of art-based philanthropy, she sold this Roy Lichtenstein’s “Masterpiece” for $165 million and used a portion of the proceeds to launch the Art for Justice Fund, a groundbreaking initiative focused on criminal justice reform.

Her story is a reminder that art isn’t just something to be admired, it’s something that can transform lives, challenge systems and inspire generations.