Pérez Family Donates Joan Mitchell's 'Iva' and Pledges Multimillion-Dollar Endowment to Tate Modern

The six-metre triptych is now on display in London, alongside a commitment to support curatorial research on African and Latin American art.

Joan Mitchell's monumental painting 'Iva' (1973) has been donated to Tate Modern by the Pérez family and is now on public display.
The donation coincides with the centenary of Mitchell’s birth and significantly enhances Tate’s holdings of her work.
A multimillion-dollar endowment from the Pérez family will fund curatorial posts focusing on African and Latin American art at Tate.
Future donations from the Pérez family will include works by artists from Africa and the African diaspora, such as El Anatsui and Yinka Shonibare.
The Pérez family’s philanthropic efforts reflect a longstanding commitment to inclusivity, sustainability, and accessibility in the arts.