Agnes Gund, Art's Grande Dame, Still Has Work to Do | Vanity Fair
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Gund, Agnes - Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy
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Agnes Gund's Art for Justice Fund - Agnes Gund and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker in Conversation
Phase One: Agnes Gund's $100 Million Art for Justice Fund Takes Shape | Inside Philanthropy
Agnes Gund Donates $100 Million From Lichtenstein Sale to Start Social Justice Fund
How the Record-Breaking Sale of a Lichtenstein Painting Changed Agnes Gund's Life - WSJ
Is Agnes Gund the Last Good Rich Person? - The New York Times
Agnes Gund on Philanthropy, Collecting and the Art for Justice Fund
Cleveland native Agnes Gund, 84, still pushes boundaries in art and philanthropy, nationally and in her hometown - cleveland.com
Aggie' Doc Reveals Agnes Gund's Motivation for Giving Away Art | Observer
Agnes Gund's Art for Social Justice's Sake | The New Yorker
Powerhouse Collector Agnes Gund Launches $100 Million Art for Justice Fund - Galerie
Art Industry News: Agnes Gund Funds Criminal Justice Reform + More Must-Read Stories
Art Collector Agnes Gund Starts Criminal Justice Fund | The Mary Sue
Meet the collector who signed away her masterpiece to reform the criminal justice system
Agnes Gund – ARTnews.com
Agnes Gund's artful move helps fund a criminal justice reform effort | Crain's Cleveland Business
The Art for Justice Fund Announces $22 Million in Grants to End Mass Incarceration | Vogue
Who Is Agnes Gund, and Why Is She Important? – ARTnews.com
Supporters of the Arts: Agnes Gund Foundation makes a contribution
Agnes Gund Foundation selling $5.5m Lichtenstein work to support reproductive rights movement
Legendary Art Philanthropist Agnes Gund Is Lauded as a Quiet, Yet Powerful, Force for Good in a New Documentary
Agnes Gund's Art for Justice Fund - Agnes Gund and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker in Conversation
Gund Foundation still a family effort, still focused on Cleveland: Brent Larkin - cleveland.com
