Printed Matter's 50th Anniversary Benefit Dinner Honored Ed Ruscha

Printed Matter, the New York-based nonprofit artists' book publisher and distributor, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a benefit dinner honoring artist Ed Ruscha. The event took place in New York City and brought together art world figures to support Printed Matter's mission. Ruscha, known for his seminal artist books like "Twentysix Gasoline Stations," was recognized for his contributions to the field. The dinner raised funds for Printed Matter's programs, including its annual New York Art Book Fair. Other recent events included Solange Oliveira Farkas leading the Venice Biennale's Golden Lions jury, Buccellati's "Aquae Mirabiles" gala, a night at Fooq's Miami, Soho House Chicago and Frieze Magazine's art gathering, Public Art Fund's silent auction, Ginori 1735's Florenza dinner, a cultural convergence at Moss New York, Perrier-Jouët and IVAR Fine Jewelry pairing, a salon at Saga, Calico Wallpaper's al fresco dinner, and Surface and The Supper Club's artist dinner.