Program areas at The Emily Harvey Foundation
The Emily Harvey Foundation is a not-for-profit organization, created in 2004, which operates in new york city and venice, italy. In its new york space, The Foundation has developed a program of art events that draws on its historical involvement with The reception of fluxus, concept art and mail art. Its 1,200 square foot space is strategically located in soho. The Foundation exhibition program is open to all races, ethnicities, genders, generations and media, such as dance, performance, film, video, and poetry. Works from The ehf collection are lent to temporary exhibits in The u.s. and abroad.in 2023, The Foundation has hosted fifteen events (exhibitions, concerts, screenings, performances) in its gallery space and granted four long term and six short term residencies.estimated fair value for these services and accomodations provided in 2023 in new york amounts to $197,100in venice, The primary focus of its activities is its prestigious residency program for creative thinkers in mid
The Foundation periodically sells artwork that it has determined to be not suitable for its permanent collection and receives a fee when an artist sells artwork at one of its gallery exhibits.
The Foundation receives a fee when its gallery is used by artists for public exhibits. These exhibits expose The public to art that they may not see in traditional settings.
The Foundation has an extensive collection of archival materials of The fluxus movement and other art genres. Parts of The archives have been catalogued and sold to major institutions for research, preservation, and public availability.