Frank Bowling Foundation To Formally Launch In London On June 24

By Mika LeeJune 15, 2026

The Frank Bowling Foundation, which celebrates the legacy of the eponymous ninety-two-year-old British artist, is set to launch in London on June 24, 2026. Supported by a substantial gift from Bowling comprising paintings, sculpture, works on paper, and archival material spanning his life and professional endeavors, the foundation will operate as a charity with the […]

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