New York Exhibition Supports LGBTQ+ Youth Centre
A benefit exhibition at David Zwirner's Manhattan gallery aims to raise funds for the Ali Forney Center, a LGBTQ+ youth centre facing funding challenges.
The Ali Forney Center, founded in 2002, is struggling with a significant drop in funding, including over $400,000 lost from corporate sponsors.
The exhibition comes as LGBTQ+ organisations in the US face difficulties in replacing government funding that has been rescinded or withdrawn.
The centre was founded in honour of Ali Forney, a 22-year-old queer individual who was murdered in Harlem after being disowned by their parents.
- The exhibition is being held at David Zwirner's location on West 19th Street in Manhattan's Chelsea gallery district.
- The event aims to help the Ali Forney Center overcome its funding challenges and continue supporting LGBTQ+ youth.
Author's summary: Exhibition supports LGBTQ+ youth centre.
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