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The future of cinema relies on giving new voices the space, freedom, and resources to experiment. Without this, the next generation of visionary directors might never reach the big screen.
That is why we are thrilled to announce that the Bukhman Foundation is joining La Biennale di Venezia @labiennale as lead supporter of Biennale College – Cinema with a three-year commitment totalling €3 million, starting with the 15th edition (2026–2027).
Launched in 2012, this international laboratory provides emerging filmmakers worldwide with mentorship to develop microbudget feature films within a year. Timed with the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, 12 projects were selected for this cycle, with the final four receiving €200,000 grants to complete their films and premiere at the 84th edition.
We can’t wait to see these ambitious stories come to life 🎬
#BiennaleCollegeCinema #LaBiennaleDiVenezia #BiennaleCinema #BiennaleCinema2026 #BukhmanFoundation #EmergingFilmmakers #Cinema #Venezia83
05 Sep 2026
Thank you to @thetimes for highlighting our pledge for type 1 diabetes.
Read the full article at the link in bio.
#BukhmanFoundation #MedicalResearch #Type1Diabetes
17 May 2025
The Bukhman Foundation is proud to announce a landmark three-year, £3 million commitment in support of New Curators.
New Curators continues to expand access to curatorial education and strengthen pathways into contemporary art practice for emerging talent from structurally disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds. Through a year-long intensive programme combining academic seminars, skills training sessions, network development, coaching and mentorship and hands-on curatorial experience, the initiative is shaping the next generation of curators.
This commitment will allow the programme to grow its reach, deepen its impact, and further elevate emerging curatorial voices internationally.
🔗 Read more at the link in bio.
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Installation View, Firelei Báez: Sueño de la Madrugada (A Midnight’s Dream), curated by the 2023–4 New Curators Fellows, South London Gallery, 2024. Photo Above Ground Studio.
#BukhmanFoundation #NewCurators
16 Jun 2026
Living with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) means navigating an invisible, full-time responsibility. It’s constant calculations, midnight alarms and relentless resilience for those diagnosed and the ones standing alongside them.
While medical advances have transformed daily management, one thing remains unchanged: there is still no cure.
But we believe in a future where living with T1D is no longer a lifelong reality. And that begins by backing researchers, clinicians and innovators who ask bolder questions about prevention, treatment and ultimately a cure.
Stay tuned throughout Diabetes Awareness Month this November. We will share more about the research and initiatives we're supporting at the @bukhmanfoundation.
Because every breakthrough is more than data. It is time, freedom, and peace of mind returned to millions of lives.
#DiabetesAwarenessMonth #Type1Diabetes #T1DResearch #BukhmanFoundation #WorldDiabetesDay
06 Nov 2026
The Yale Center for British Art is thrilled to announce that internationally renowned artist Richard Long will create a monumental site-specific installation for the museum’s Entrance Court: “Gravity.”
“Richard Long: Gravity” debuts Wednesday, November 4. For the installation, Long uses his hands to sweep clay across the surface of a free-standing wall, making a dynamic composition that sets off a dialogue with the iconic flat, steel surfaces of the Louis Kahn–designed YCBA building. There will also be an artist talk on November 4 at 5 pm in the YCBA’s Lecture Hall, free to everyone and open to all.
Visible from the street and welcoming visitors into the museum, the commission is the first in a series of contemporary art installations for the YCBA’s Entrance Court made possible by a transformative grant from the @BukhmanFoundation. Building on the museum’s previous activations of this space, the initiative brings two installations to the Entrance Court each year and will expand opportunities for audiences to encounter and interpret contemporary art in dialogue with the museum’s historic collections.
The @BukhmanFoundation grant also supports interpretative materials and free youth, public, and community programs.
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Image credit: Richard Long, 2017 © The Artist; Courtesy, Lisson. Photograph by Jack Hems.
23 Oct 2026
Where's Rufus off to? 🐻
Our favourite fluffy friend has been spotted at King's Cross Station, ready for his next adventure! 🚂
Rumour has it he's heading north... and we think he might have a Discovery Day in mind!
Our next stop is: Leeds!
Our next Discovery Day takes place on Saturday 14 November, World Diabetes Day, and this time we're teaming up with @DigiBete!
Together, we're bringing the community together for a day of learning, connection and shared experiences, while shining a light on life with T1D.
Will we see you there?
And a huge thank you to the @bukhmanfoundation for supporting Breakthrough T1D's Community Engagement work. 💙
#BreakthroughT1D #DiscoveryDay #WorldDiabetesDay #DigiBete
04 Nov 2026
Emerging artists deserve the time, space and support to develop their practice and build sustainable creative futures.
We’re delighted to renew our support for @ArtistsFuturesFund’s Breakthrough Artist Fellowship, supporting two Fellows in the 2026/27 cohort.
The ten-month Fellowship helps emerging visual artists facing economic, social, physical or mental health barriers to sustain their creative practice. Working with higher and further education partners across England and Wales, it provides an unrestricted stipend, studio space, mentoring, professional development and opportunities to exhibit and build lasting connections.
We’re look forward to seeing what this year’s Artist Fellows create!
🎨 Image: ‘Self‘ by 2026–27 Fellow Paulina Kurzydlowska
Find out more through the link in our bio.
#ArtistsFuturesFund #BreakthroughArtistFellowship #BukhmanFoundation #SupportingArtists
14 Oct 2026
🧬 At the @uniofexeter, world-leading genetics research is helping unlock new possibilities for understanding and tackling type 1 diabetes (T1D).
Researchers are investigating how the immune system’s natural “checkpoints” could help protect the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas from attack.
Supported by the @bukhmanfoundation, this pioneering project aims to uncover why some insulin-producing cells survive for longer than others. The findings could guide the development of new treatments and strategies, including ways to improve the survival of transplanted beta cells.
It’s an exciting step towards new insights into T1D and exploring new ways to tackle the condition!
🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio.
#UniversityOfExeter #BukhmanFoundation #Type1Diabetes #DiabetesResearch #T1D
28 Oct 2026
“PEN-Plus camps are life-changing for young people living with type 1 diabetes... They counteract feelings of isolation and despair by empowering the campers and helping them build a sense of community with other young people facing similar challenges.”
— Dr. Gene Bukhman
Together with the Center for Integration Science in Global Health Equity at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (@massgeneralbrigham), we’re proud to bring this vision to life through the PEN-Plus programme — supporting the first Camp Wan Wod in Bo, Sierra Leone.
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📷 Federico Bruckner @bruck_f
#TD1 #BukhmanFoundation #PENPlus
07 Oct 2026
For @m.z.r.supply, painting became a space to translate the complex realities of his story. A response to moments when language falls short and we must find other ways to hold our truths.
In "Never the Same", these moments unfold across two theatrical ‘acts’, moving between play, sorrow, and celebration. His work reminds us that everyday memories, dreams, and heartbreak are not private experiences but the very threads that connect us.
By supporting voices like Rahman, we want to help shape a collective future where stories rooted in deep personal truth and shared history are given the space to be seen, heard, and remembered.
🗓️“Never the Same” is open now as part of Art Now at @Tate until 8 November with free admission.
#BukhmanFoundation #TateBritain #ArtNow #MohammedZRahman #ContemporaryArt #ArtInLondon #EmergingArtists
21 Oct 2026
Today is a very special day for our T1D community!
We're celebrating Rufus, the bear with T1D's birthday! 🎉
Happy birthday to our much-loved, fluffy friend, who brings comfort, confidence, and plenty of smiles to children, young people, and families navigating life with T1D every single day. "Thank you for teaching us we are never alone with T1D and for being the best T1D buddy ever!" - Imane, 10
These photos are a wonderful reminder of the joy and support Rufus continues to bring to so many people across our community.
Happy birthday, Rufus! 💙🐻
And thank you to the @bukhmanfoundation for supporting Kidsac and Rufus, the bear with type 1, helping us provide support when it’s needed the most.
Got a photo with your own Rufus? Join the celebrations and share it in the comments below.
#BreakthroughT1D #Rufus #T1D
11 Oct 2026
At @serpentineuk, Justin Caguiat’s "Change Ringing" brings together painting, sculpture, printmaking, sound and film in a site-responsive installation.
Working with the gallery’s architectural and infrastructural features, the exhibition explores the relationship between architecture, spirituality and the rituals embedded within everyday urban infrastructure.
We are proud to be a lead supporter of this new presentation of Caguiat’s multidisciplinary practice.
🗓️ Now on view until 10 January 2027
📍 Serpentine South
🎟️ Free admission
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Justin Caguiat, Untitled 7 (Alphabet of Dots), 2025, Aquatint and soft-ground etching, gampi paper chine collé over monotype on paper, 35.2 x 26.5 cm. Courtesy the artist; Greene Naftali, New York; Modern Art, London; and Serpentine, London
09 Oct 2026
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