Program 1 · 20.7% of program spending $17.2M
Exhibitions: with a collection of nearly 500,000 objects, the museum owns some of the rare and important artistic treasures in the world. Such a collection enables the museum to present many special exhibitions with a balance between scholarly programs and those with broad public appeal. During fiscal year 2025, the museum presented 20 exhibitions. Some highlights include: dali: disruption and devotion; georgia o'keeffe and henry moore; power of the people: art and democracy; deep waters: four artists and the sea; the sun will set: contemporary abstraction and the body; fragments of self:…
Program 2 · 2.6% of program spending $2.2M
Enterprise: the museum's retail operations offers a wide variety of merchandise related to the museum's collections and special exhibitions, which contribute importantly to the achievement of the museum's exempt educational purpose by making works of art familiar to a broader segment of the public. Offerings at shop include art books, posters, cards, glass, textiles, jewelry and sculpture. Merchandise is for sale in the physical shops or through retail's web-based outlet.the museum is exempt as an educational organization on the basis of its ownership, maintenance, and exhibition for public…
Program 3 · 52.3% of program spending $43.3M
Operating support: expenses: $24,009,233 revenue: $0operating support consists of all other areas of the museum. Including protective services, facilities and other areas which support the operations of the museum and its mission.parking facilities: expenses: $1,304,091 revenue: $4,877,518the museum owns a parking garage and has two open-air parking lots. All of these facilities are open to members and visitors to the museum. The operation of adjacent parking lots by the museum, in areas of insufficient parking spaces for the use of its visitors, contributes importantly to the museum's exempt…
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part III