Preserving artistic legacy. Empowering innovative voices.

Ronald and Diana Gosses at a dinner event

The foundation exists to preserve and steward the artistic legacy of Ronald Gosses and to use the proceeds from his artwork to support innovative, nontraditional artists whose work demonstrates artistic merit, experimentation, and engagement with injustice.

The Narrative

The Story of Ronald and Diana

Ronald Gosses built a body of work marked by intensity, experimentation, and a commitment to visual expression as a civic force. The foundation carries that work forward through careful stewardship and purposeful grantmaking.

Diana, his lifelong partner and muse, was the quiet force that grounded his creative energy. Together, they believed art could preserve memory, challenge assumptions, and create room for artists working beyond traditional systems.

Art stewardship is not only preservation. It is a way to keep creative courage moving through future artists.
Diana Gosses

Chris Becker

President of the Foundation and Treasurer of the Board

Chris Becker serves as President of the Foundation and Treasurer of the Board, helping guide the Foundation's strategy, financial stewardship, and long-term direction. He is committed to honoring Ronald and Diana Gosses' legacy by helping transform their generosity into thoughtful, lasting support for the people and communities the Foundation serves.

Chris Becker, President of the Foundation and Treasurer of the Board

Works are managed with care, visibility, and long-term purpose.

The foundation is intended to manage, curate, preserve, and sell artistic works entrusted to it in ways that generate support for artists and strengthen the standing of the collection.

Eden In Turmoil by Ronald Gosses

Eden In Turmoil

Oil, Acrylic, Mixed Media | 48" x 72"

Ophelia 3 by Ronald Gosses

Ophelia 3

Selected Work

The Melting Of The Polar Ice Caps Due To Climate Change by Ronald Gosses

The Melting Of The Polar Ice Caps Due To Climate Change

Oil, Acrylic, Mixed Media | 30" x 48" x 5"

Celebrating the Old West End Extention by Ronald Gosses

Celebrating the Old West End Extention

Acrylic, Mixed Media | 24" x 18" x 5"