Dasha Shenkman Launches Focus Fund with Contemporary Art Society at Frieze London
Dasha Shenkman, a collector originally from Canada and now based in the UK, has collaborated with the Contemporary Art Society (CAS) to establish the Dasha Shenkman Focus Fund. This initiative enables a public institution to acquire artwork from a young artist featured in the Focus section of Frieze London. The fund's first acquisition will be for Abbot Hall in Cumbria, where Shenkman connected with Niall Hodson, the keeper of collections, and senior curator Will Cooper. A former literary agent, she has contributed over 40 pieces to public collections. Shenkman’s initial purchase was a lithograph by Jean Arp, while her most recent acquisition is Neil Groom's Book of Two Ways. She prefers swift purchasing decisions and enjoys meeting the artists she collects, although she is not fond of crowded art fairs and looks forward to the National Gallery's Unexpected Views event.
Key facts
- Dasha Shenkman has launched the Dasha Shenkman Focus Fund with the Contemporary Art Society.
- The fund helps a public institution buy a young artist's work from Frieze London's Focus section.
- The inaugural fund will purchase work for Abbot Hall in Cumbria.
- Shenkman's first purchase was a Jean Arp lithograph from Mira Godard Gallery in Montreal.
- Her most recent acquisition is Book of Two Ways by Neil Groom from Hypha Curates.
- She has donated more than 40 works to public collections.
- Her mother, Belle Shenkman, has rooms named after her at the Royal Academy of Arts and the Royal College of Music.
- Shenkman is hosting a party for Distinguished Patrons of the National Gallery of Canada during Frieze London.
Entities
Artists
- Dasha Shenkman
- Belle Shenkman
- Jean Arp
- Neil Groom
- Sarah Elson
- Vassily Kandinsky
- Egon Schiele
- Fra Angelico
- Niall Hodson
- Will Cooper
- Stacey Gillian Abe
Institutions
- Contemporary Art Society
- Frieze London
- Royal Academy of Arts
- Royal College of Music
- Mira Godard Gallery
- Hypha Curates
- National Gallery
- National Gallery of Canada
- Abbot Hall
- Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen
- San Marco
Locations
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Montreal
- London
- Cumbria
- Florence
- Euston