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The Ira M. Resnick Collection has been presented at leading cultural institutions, as well as in galleries, theaters, and venues dedicated to film and the arts. These presentations reflect Ira’s longstanding passion for cinema and his commitment to sharing its visual history with audiences.
Furman Gallery at Lincoln Center
Furman Gallery at Lincoln Center
The Ira M. Resnick Collection on view at Lincoln Center, where classic Hollywood imagery creates a distinctive setting for cultural programming and artistic exchange.
MOMA: What Price Hollywood Exhibition
MOMA: What Price Hollywood Exhibition
Featuring approximately 138 original movie posters and lobby cards from the Ira M. Resnick Collection and MoMA’s own holdings, What Price Hollywood examined how film advertising shaped perceptions of gender, sexuality, and romance—from the silent era through the 1970s. The exhibition revealed the cultural significance of movie posters as both graphic art and reflections of their time.
Worby Theater at The Bedford Playhouse
Worby Theater at The Bedford Playhouse
Original Hollywood imagery from the Ira M. Resnick Collection enriches the theater environment, celebrating the artistry of movie posters and the enduring allure of classic cinema.
Sag Harbor Cinema
Sag Harbor Cinema
Original movie posters from the Ira M. Resnick Collection extend the cinematic experience beyond the screen, celebrating the graphic art and visual storytelling of Hollywood.
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