Judd Foundation preserves and maintains Donald Judd's permanently installed living and working space in NYC, promoting access and understanding of his artistic legacy. The spaces themselves stand as enduring examples of his vision for the intersection of art, architecture, and individuality, ensuring that his work and ideas about space remain intact, inspiring future generations through thoughtful preservation and educational programs.

Ashley Longshore is a bold, self-taught artist and entrepreneur celebrated for her vibrant pop art that explores themes of pop culture, consumerism, and Hollywood. Often dubbed the "feminist Andy Warhol," she disrupted the traditional gallery model by building her own creative empire fueled by her dynamic personality and savvy social media presence. The first female artist to have a solo exhibit in Bergdorf Goodman’s 100-year history, Longshore has collaborated with top brands like Gucci and Porsche, authored three books, and earned collectors ranging from Ryan Reynolds to Diane Von Furstenberg. Now based in New York, she continues to inspire through her Longshore Studio Gallery in SoHo and her charitable foundation, cementing her legacy as a prolific force in contemporary art.