HFF congratulates the 2024 Frankenthaler Climate Initiative (FCI) Awardees! In this fourth phase of the program, 69 visual arts organizations across the U.S. were awarded $3.3M, bringing the total grant funds conferred since its inception in 2021 to an $14.1M.

@HFrankenthaler announces the latest round of recipients for its Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, an increase in funding to a total of $15 million, and an extension of the program through 2025.💥Congrats to the 48 recipients of the 2023 FCI awards! Visit https://t.co/9oeDn2bCHg.

We celebrate Leslie Lohman Museum of Art, the world’s only museum dedicated to LGBTQIA+ artists and grant recipient of the #FrankenthalerClimateInitiative, working to positively impact climate change. *Watch video:

#FrankenthalerClimate Initiative has awarded $3 million to 49 U.S. institutions to advance energy efficiency, building on @HFrankenthaler's passion for nature by supporting climate action for visual arts institutions. ⁣⁣ Learn more in @TheArtNewspaper: https://t.co/bQfmSE5Dmb

Calling all visual arts museums and institutions! From April 3 – 17, you can submit an application for the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative’s next grant-making cycle. Developed to help visual art institutions take critical steps toward carbon neutrality.

'She was blessed with the power to portray that moment where a painting has just become a painting.' This Thursday, Stanford Art Historian Alex Nemerov will be giving an online talk on his fascinating Helen Frankenthaler biography, Fierce Poise. Book: https://t.co/ZFFqA2Gjo2

Curious about how Helen Frankenthaler developed her 'no rules' approach? Join #radicalbeauty curator Jane Findlay this Thurs for an in-depth online talk. Two times available: 12.30pm and 7pm https://t.co/6jjMh6lTfE

Congratulations to the 79 grant recipients of the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative — a new grant established in partnership with @RockyMtnInst and @greenmuseum seeking to catalyze climate change action in the visual arts! Learn more @nytimes:

Great review of the new Frankenthaler exhibition at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill, London.

One of the most striking things about Helen Frankenthaler’s career is how much all the things that were said to belittle her now seem to point toward her art’s larger soul.

Today, hear Alexander Nemerov present FIERCE POISE, a brilliant portrait of Helen Frankenthaler with Dr. Lise Motherwell, stepdaughter of Helen Frankenthaler and Vice President of the @HFrankenthaler Board

The Foundation is accepting letters of interest from museums interested in improving their environmental practices through March 15, 2021. Visit https://t.co/9oeDn2bCHg for more info.

How does creativity accommodate age? For any artist (painter, sculptor, musician, writer, dancer), what are the benefits of growing old, when your body and mind begin to occupy alternate spaces? https://t.co/rp3y8XayoV

If you missed our virtual reception for Helen Frankenthaler: Late Works, 1990–2003, you can now view it on our YouTube channel. Opening marks provided by NBMAA Director & CEO Min Jung Kim, accompanied by exhibition curator Douglas Dreishpoon. https://t.co/g5zagmGwf9

Listen to the latest episode of The Great Women Artists Podcast, featuring an insightful interview with HFF executive director, Elizabeth Smith, on the life and work of Helen Frankenthaler. https://t.co/TpkzmjgeVz

Announcing the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative. This $5-million, multi-year commitment developed in association with @RockyMtnInst and Sustainable Museums will support energy efficiency and clean energy projects at visual art museums across the U.S. https://t.co/9oeDn2bCHg

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Wishing all a safe and happy holiday, and a bright New Year! ... Helen Frankenthaler, "Snow Pines," 2004, thirty-four color woodcut, 37 1/2 x 26 inches © 2020 Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / Pace Editions, Inc., New York

Looking for a little end of the week inspiration? Find out how abstract expressionist painter Helen Frankenthaler pioneered her own style of printmaking in Gail Lim's article. And take a sneak peak of Frankenthaler's exhibit at the @SheldonMuseum!

Explore the evolution and process behind Helen Frankenthaler's print "Connected by Joy" through this interactive feature from the Art Institute of Chicago.