Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation

During the year the Foundation continued its support for nationally traveling exhibitions. Along with the six on-going exhibitions, the Foundation also organized four new exhibitions: "sherrie wolf;" "witness to the game;" "positive fragmentation;" "storywork: the prints of marie watt;" "gregory grenon memorial;" "strange weather;" "enrique chagoya; and "jeffrey gibson: to name an other".the exhibition program was augmented with loans of individual or groups of works to various galleries and museums across the united states.three full-color exhibition catalogues were produced for the exhibitions sherrie wolf, storywork: the prints of marie watt, and positive fragmentation. These catalogues have been offered for free to institutions hosting the exhibitions for education and outreach. They are also distributed for free to colleagues and researchers in the field.

The Foundation strives to create greater awareness of, appreciation for, and access to art - specifically prints. The Foundation does this primarily by promoting various touring exhibition programs across the united states. The exhibitions are typically comprised of prints owned by the Foundation. The revenue on line 10a represents admissions and sales of books pertaining to the exhibit.