Editing MoMA PS1 (section)

==Management==

Under chairwoman [[Agnes Gund]], in 2010 the MoMA PS1's board of directors included the artists [[Cindy Sherman]] and [[Mickalene Thomas]], art historian [[Diana Widmaier Picasso|Diana Widmaier-Picasso]], fashion designer Adam Kimmel, and art collectors [[Adrian Cheng]] and [[Peter Norton]].<ref>Leon Neyfakh (February 24, 2010), [http://observer.com/2010/02/new-blood-for-ps1s-board-of-directors/ New Blood for P.S.1's Board of Directors] ''[[The New York Observer]]''.</ref> In 2020, an open letter by artists asked the museum to remove [[Laurence D. Fink|Larry Fink]] and [[Leon Black]] from the MoMA PS1 board for their investment history.<ref name="www.artnews.com_2020_C">
{{Citation
| last       =Small
| first      =Zachary
| date       = January 14, 2020
| title      =In Open Letter, Artists Urge MoMA, PS1 to Divest from Board Members Who Support 'Suffering of Others'
| work  =[[ARTnews]] 
| url        =https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/moma-ps1-open-letter-board-members-1202675429/
| access-date  =June 25, 2020
}}</ref> MoMA PS1 "receives about eight percent of its operating budget from the city" in 2019.<ref name="www.artnet.com_2020_V">
{{Citation
| last       =Dafoe
| first      =Taylor
| date       = August 6, 2019
| title      =New York City Told Its Museums to Diversify or Lose Funding. Here's How They Plan to Address the Problem
| publisher  =[[Artnet]] 
| url        =https://news.artnet.com/art-world/new-york-museum-diversity-plans-1615537
| access-date  =June 26, 2020
}}</ref> As owner of the MoMA PS1 building, New York City contributes to MoMA PS1's annual operating budget. Exhibitions at MoMA PS1 are funded by the Annual Exhibition Fund, which draws donations from trustees.