The new organizing effort follows an earlier union campaign by security workers at the museum.

The agreement is subject to regulatory approvals.

Five ballots have been challenged, leaving the outcome of the NLRB election unresolved.

Beowolff Capital founder Andrew Wolff recently said the company would also lean into artificial intelligence.

Workers secured full support in the election, a rare outcome that strengthens their position heading into contract talks.

NLRB records show that the petition was filed on March 3, with the election notice sent on Friday.

The fund would support two exhibitions each year, beginning with a show currently on view titled “Show & Tell: An Exhibition for Kids.”

The museum, which opened in 2011, holds more than 4,000 artworks in the permanent collection.