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ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 2012–June 30, 2013

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Table of Contents

Mission, Vision and Values, and Diversity Statements

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From the President

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From the Director

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Board of Trustees

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Statement of Finances

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MAM at a Glance

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Accomplishments

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Exhibitions

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Press 11 Social Media

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Special Events

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Gifts and Purchases

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Contributions

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Individual Support 20 Corporate, Foundation, and Government Support

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Gifts in Kind

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Tribute Gifts

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Matching Gifts

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Heritage Society

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Volunteers

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Staff

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All Museum programs are made possible, in part, by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, and by funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and Museum members.

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Mission STATEMENT The Montclair Art Museum (MAM), along with its Yard School of Art, engages a diverse community through its distinctive collection of American and Native American art, exhibitions, and educational programs that link art to contemporary life in a global context.

Vision and values sTATeMenT As the Montclair Art Museum approaches its Centennial in 2014, we seek to elevate our profile as a nationally recognized leader of mid-sized, regional art museums. Valuing diversity, innovation, and the importance of art to society, we will invigorate our curatorial presentations, expand our educational mission, promote greater connections to our community, engage in fruitful partnerships that reach deep into our region and beyond, embrace new media and technologies, pursue responsible facilities management and environmental impact, and secure our financial stability.

Diversity Statement The Montclair Art Museum is committed to being an inclusive and diverse organization, one that respects and welcomes individual differences in order to offer the most meaningful art experience to the widest possible audience. We strive to cultivate an environment that fosters productivity, creativity, and individual satisfaction by celebrating such differences as race, gender, nationality, age, religion, sexual orientation, and physical abilities.

Photography by Jacklyn Corrado.

From the president

The Museum has once again proved that art matters.

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e are pleased to present the FY 2013 Annual Report, which documents a very successful and exciting year as the Montclair Art Museum reached out to new audiences while preparing for its Centennial celebrations in 2014. The Museum has once again proved that art matters—through our exhibitions, our school, our public programs, our tours, and our many and increasingly critical alliances with a variety of community organizations, MAM touches a diverse and appreciative public. Our Board has continued to play an active role in implementing MAM’s strategic plan, resulting in rotating the permanent collection more frequently, staging nationally significant exhibitions, demonstrating our commitment to contemporary art, enhancing MAM’s educational role in the community, raising awareness among a broad and geographically varied public, and ensuring fiscal stability. These are no easy feats, and I thank the Board and Staff for their untiring efforts. Important this past year for our Centennial preparations was a Brand development project led by MAM’s Marketing Committee in conjunction with volunteer Brock Danner, of Design Made, a creative agency based in Morristown that focuses on brand creation and customer experience. A main goal of the initiative was to help define the “MAM experience” and use that to inform our daily decision-making, as well as to develop a graphic identity, resulting in a new look and feel for the Museum. I thank the Board members, Staff, and Volunteers for the hard work they devoted to this effort, and especially Brock Danner for his thoughtful leadership. We thank as well all our generous supporters, who make possible the activities and accomplishments that you will read about in this report. I invite you to visit this wonderful Museum as often as possible—in person and online—to take advantage of everything we have to offer and to help us spread the word about our contributions to the understanding and appreciation of visual art.

Newton B. Schott, Jr.

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From the Director on the outdoor video monitors, and our first-ever joint project with Bloomfield College. Our two institutions awarded the first Bloomfield Avenue Prize to artists Karina Skvirsky and Liselot van der Heijden for their interactive project, The Bloomfield Avenue Hotline, which united the communities of Bloomfield College and the Montclair Art Museum through technology.

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iscal year 2013 saw some of our best-attended exhibitions in the Museum’s history, significant outreach programs through our education department and Yard School of Art, special initiatives that have attracted new audiences, and an extraordinary series of fundraising events. Our Fall exhibition season included the popular Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico as well as Saya Woolfalk: The Empathics, the second in the New Directions series of contemporary art exhibitions. For the New Jersey Arts Annual, we showcased 13 New Jersey artists producing work that actively and innovatively engaged with digital media. Additionally, Patterns, Systems, Structures: Abstraction in American Art, drawn entirely from the permanent collection, explored the rich varieties of approaches to abstraction. The Spring season led off with our tribute to the 1913 Armory Show, which drew large numbers of visitors and widespread critical acclaim. It was accompanied by a show featuring Oscar Bluemner’s representations of Paterson, New Jersey, when it was a thriving manufacturing center suddenly thrown into social, political, and economic upheaval in the early 20th century. Our focus on contemporary art continued with two works by Brooklyn-based artist Lee Arnold

The Armory Show and Georgia O’Keeffe were, respectively, the third and fourth best-attended exhibitions in the history of MAM. All in all, the season happily fulfilled the expectations of the Museum’s strategic plan, as summarized in MAM President Newton Schott’s letter.

The year included the third and fourth best-attended exhibitions in the history of MAM. Our educational activities were robust on every front, including 29 public programs, 19 community exhibitions, and 13 family programs. The Art School offered an astounding 239 studio art courses and workshops serving more than 2,000 students. The Scholastic Art Awards continued to grow in size and impact, attracting 3,400 submissions, more than double the 1,500 submissions MAM received when we began this national partnership in 2009. MAM is also mindful of those for whom attending a class or engaging in art activities may prove a financial hardship, and so we offered 30 free need-based scholarships to Art School classes and scholarship tours for nearly 2,000 disadvantaged students from underserved communities.

and crucial to our budget are the special events our Board and Staff organize to raise the needed funds. We kicked off the year with Smokin’ Hot BBQ, celebrating the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition with a southwestern theme. Surrounding our biennial celebration, Art in Bloom, were two fundraisers: A “Friday Night Live” dinner dance honoring Bob Constable and Bob Butler, and an “In Full Bloom” lecture and luncheon honoring Brenda Bingham. We concluded the year with our now-annual MAM Wine Bar, which took place on a superb evening in June on the Museum’s front lawn. I thank the chairs and cochairs of the committees that made these events possible, all of whom are recognized in the report. This fiscal year also witnessed the launch of the highly successful Free First Thursday Nights, which brought a new and diverse audience to the Museum. On the first Thursday of every month October through June, MAM lights up the night, remaining open 5–9 p.m. with dynamic and always-changing programming, tours of exhibitions, art projects, interactive entertainment, a fullservice bar, and live music courtesy of the Jazz Studies program of Montclair State University’s John J. Cali School of music. Our eight First Thursdays (one having been canceled due to Sandy) attracted over 4,500 visitors—an average of nearly 600 people a night! I thank our hardworking Board and Staff, our dedicated Volunteers, our numerous community partners, and all our supporters, who give so generously to MAM throughout each year.

Lora S. Urbanelli

Our many activities and programs could not happen without funding,

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board of trustees 2012–2013 Rose Cali, Chair Newton B. Schott, Jr., President Frank J. Walter III, Executive Vice President Ira A. Wagner, Treasurer Lynn Glasser, Vice President and Secretary Sylvia Cohn, Vice President Karen G. Mandelbaum, Ph.D., Vice President Lyn B. Reiter, Vice President Jason Slosberg, MD, Vice President Carol Vance Wall, Vice President Adrian A. Shelby, Chair of External Affairs Robert S. Constable, Chairman Emeritus Lisa Amato Linder K. Andlinger Michael A. Backer, Esq. Nicole Bearce Susan V. Bershad, MD Susan A. Cole, Ph.D. Robert Max Crane Deborah Davis John M. Dowd Holly English Audrey Gaelen Michael Heningburg, Jr. Stephen P. Hess James E. Johnson Herbert C. Klein Andrew Lacey Fred H. Langbein James Leitner Robert Nossa, MD Ruth M. Perretti Gretchen Prater Ann Schaffer Sengal M.G. Selassie Nader Tavakoli Sharon Taylor William H. Turner Donald B. Zief

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statement of finances Operating Income Earned Membership, Tuition, Programs, Events, Store & Rental $2,053,825.............................................40% Government Grants $301,956................................................. 6% Other Support Donations, Non–Goverment Grants and Investment Income $2,765,437............................................. 54% $5,121,218..............................................100%

Operating expense Program $3,277,311...............................................72% Administration $538,966...............................................12% Fundraising $734,762................................................16% $4,551,039..........................................100%

Annual Operating Budget.....................$4.1 million Endowment..............................................$10.4 million

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MAM at a Glance Attendance and Outreach

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72,657 onsite visitors in 2012–2013 4,574 Free First Thursday visitors 2,500 member households 4,006 Facebook Likes 2,064 Twitter Followers 11,776 E-News Subscribers 120,802 Unique Web Visitors (over 10,000 monthly) 195,271 overall audience impact of visitors (includes onsite visitor, unique web visitors, and catalogues distributed)

Programs • 812 public activities

• 324 guided tours reached 9,950 visitors • 8 special exhibitions • 2 exhibition openings with 1,134 attendees • 8 Free First Thursday late nights welcoming over 4,500 visitors • 239 studio art courses and workshops served more than 2,052 students for more than 17,776 classroom encounters

• 30 free need-based scholarships to Yard School of Art classes for area children • 13 family programs including 2 FREE Family Days with attendance of 1,100 • 29 public programs including lectures by visiting scholars and artists, dance performances, film screenings, panel discussions, and trips and tours

• 19 community exhibitions, featuring work from the Yard School of Art & art education partnerships with local schools

• 14 outreach programs in schools serving 221 students and 28 adults • 140 educators participated in Educators’ Evenings and Teacher Workshops • Scholarship tours for 1,885 disadvantaged students and educators. Over 20% of MAM’s school tours serve underserved communities.

• The Museum serves New Jersey’s diverse general public through programs and exhibitions. Within NJ, as determined from our membership records, MAM reaches constituents from 15 counties. Nearly 200 schools, community organizations, universities, museums, senior centers, and artist colonies, representing over 82 communities and 4 states (NJ, NY, CT, PA) as well as international groups from China and Russia participated in guided tours of the Museum’s permanent collection and special exhibition. Museum members include constituents from 14 different states.

• 20 Home School Days, a program that includes a guided thematic tour and related art project for students and opportunities for parents to observe and discuss ways to integrate the Museum into their curriculum

• 81 facility rentals • 37 Art Birthday Parties serving over 463 attendees

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FY 13 Accomplishments • The new MAM website launched in August 2012 after over a year of preparation and production. It offers easier navigation, a more up-to-date appearance, and greater e-commerce functionality.

• In the 2012 People’s Choice Awards, sponsored by Discover Jersey Arts, MAM was voted among the top two favorite museums in New Jersey and the Yard School of Art won first place for Favorite Place to Take an Adult Arts Class and Favorite Place to Take a Kid’s Arts Class. It was the first time the Yard School of Art had ever been nominated in those categories.

• MAM remained open throughout Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath, serving as a comfortable and welcoming community resource during this trying time. The Museum offered free admission, and drew nearly 500 visitors to the galleries. In addition, over 100 Facebook followers registered their gratitude.

• The Museum saw a 16% increase in membership in FY 13, bringing our current membership to over 2,500 member households in 15 counties within New Jersey.

• In our Yard School of Art, over 2,000 students of all ages took one or more of 205 classes and 47 workshops. The Yard School’s Ceramics Studio remains the only resource of its kind at a Museum in NJ, and our Digital Media Lab has proven to be highly successful at attracting new students.

• MAM is proud to be a family-friendly institution. Park Bench, Free Family Days, and SummerART are just a few of MAM’s programs that continue to provide excellent art opportunities to the youngest members of our community.

• MAM launched Free First Thursday Nights, a new initiative that saw the Museum open late from 5 to 9 p.m. the first Thursday of the month from October to June, with free admission, dynamic programming, live music, tours, and a full-service bar. Free First Thursday Nights have proven very successful in attracting new visitors, with 35% of attendees reporting that they had never been to MAM before. These 8 evenings (November was cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy) brought in 4,574 people.

• In February and April 2013, MAM’s Ceramics Studio offered two classes for visually impaired students, thanks to the generosity of the William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation. More than 20 students participated in the classes, which were the product of several years planning, and helped MAM realize a long-term goal of serving segments of our community that otherwise may have limited exposure to the arts. MAM plans to continue these offerings in 2014.

• Over 320 tours take place every year, with over 20% of school tours reaching underserved communities. • The Scholastics Art Awards attracted 3,400 submissions, more than double the 1,500 submissions MAM received when we began this national partnership in 2009. The winners’ works were displayed in MAM’s education galleries in February and went on to receive national attention.

• MAM was featured prominently in Herb & Dorothy 50 x 50, a film by Megumi Sasaki which documented the legendary art collectors’ national gift project, donating fifty works to one museum in every state. The film premiered at the Whitney Museum in spring 2013.

• MAM’s Marketing Committee undertook a Brand Development project with the assistance of pro-bono designer and strategist Brock Danner of Design-Made. A main goal of the initiative was to help define the MAM experience, with workshops exploring the question: “MAM is…,” and resulted in a new identity and communication platform that is being rolled out in all Museum materials in FY14.

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Exhibitions Patterns, Systems, Structures: Abstraction in American Art December 4, 2011–October 20, 2013

The New Spirit: American Art in the Armory Show, 1913 February 17–June 16, 2013

Patterns, Systems, Structures: Abstraction in American Art was made possible with generous Exhibition Angel support from Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Margo and Frank Walter.

The New Spirit: American Art in the Armory Show, 1913 was made possible with generous support from J.P.Morgan.

New Media: New Forms; New Jersey Arts Annual: Fine Arts 2012 April 25–July 22, 2012 Funding for New Media: New Forms: 2012 Fine Arts Annual has been provided by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land September 28, 2012–January 20, 2013 Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land was organized by the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum and was made possible in part by The Burnett Foundation and the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum National Council. This exhibition is presented at the Montclair Art Museum with major support from The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation. Additional generous Exhibition Angel support provided by Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, Bob and Bobbie Constable, Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Karen and Larry Mandelbaum, and Margo and Frank Walter. Saya Woolfalk: The Empathics September 28, 2012–January 6, 2013 Saya Woolfalk: The Empathics was made possible with generous Exhibition Angel support from Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, Rose and John Cali, Holly English and Fred Smagorinsky, Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Ann and Mel Schaffer, and Margo and Frank Walter.

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This exhibition is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support is provided by Exhibition Angels: Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, The Susan V. Bershad Charitable Fund, Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Jacqueline and Herb Klein, Toni LeQuireSchott and Newton B. Schott, Jr., Adrian Shelby and Edward Bindel, Margo and Frank Walter, as well as by Arthur Cohen / LaPlaca Cohen, D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc., The Lichtenberg Family Foundation, Morgan Anderson Consulting, and the Judith Targan Endowment Fund for Museum Publications. Oscar Bluemner’s America: Picturing Paterson February 17–June 16, 2013 Oscar Bluemner’s America: Picturing Paterson is presented with generous support from Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker, Rose and John Cali, Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Jacqueline and Herb Klein, Richard and Roberta Polton, Toni LeQuire-Schott and Newton B. Schott, Jr., Judith and William Turner, Margo and Frank Walter, and Joan and Donald Zief. Works by Lee Arnold April 3–September 15, 2013 The Bloomfield Avenue Hotline April 4–June 16, 2013

Press The Montclair Art Museum received extensive press attention in FY13, including prominent coverage for its exhibitions Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land, Saya Woolfalk: The Empathics, and The New Spirit: American Art in the Armory Show, 1913; its new Free First Thursday Night initiative, its family programs, lectures, and adult programs; and its Yard School of Art. The Museum hit a grand slam with the New York Times in its coverage of the Armory Show, which included a listing in the Times’s highly competitive New Season calendar in the Fall, an extensive pre-exhibition article by Holland Cotter, a mention in The Week Ahead, and a review by Ken Johnson, all of which appeared in the national edition of the paper. The Armory Show and Georgia O’Keeffe were, respectively, the third and fourth best-attended exhibitions in the Museum’s history.

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Social Media MAM’s social media presence grew to providing an average of 200,000 social media impressions a month. These impressions led to approximately 3,500 interactions (clicks, likes, retweets, etc.) by over 700 unique people a month.

Increased social traffic around Art in Bloom made April 2013 the highest social activity month in MAM’s history—with 546,409 impressions producing 244,294 interactions by 1,749 unique users.

MAM’s social media activity not only drives additional traffic to our website, but also extends the reach of PR initiatives, such as over 70 retweets of the New York Times article on The New Spirit (April 25). New features helped increase traffic and engagement in FY2013. Our most popular addition was the weekly Yard School of Art behind-the-scenes photo, which continues to have a high degree of engagement. There is also a notable spike in social media and website activity the first week of the month, corresponding with Free First Thursday Nights (#MAMfftn). Free First Thursday Nights continue to be promoted primarily through social media. MAM’s FY13 social media program culminated in the first ever Members Appreciation Day June 12, when members were recognized for their support of the Museum and encouraged to post about their involvement in MAM. Janet Shapiro (@pretzel0728) “@MAMmontclair looking forward to annual meeting tonight and wine bar event Fri night. MAM is a gem and a wonderful asset to North Jersey” Audrey Anderson (@Audrey_e_Ander) retweeted Montclair Art Museum “‘I became a Member because it felt important to support such a wonderful neighborhood treasure’ #MAMmembership RT if you agree!”

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Special Events Recap Kicking off the 2013 Fiscal Year was the Smokin’ Hot BBQ on November 30, 2012. Guests were transported to the Southwest, celebrating the exhibition Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land. The southwestern theme displayed itself through a fabulous silent auction and exquisite savory fare provided by Ruthie’s BBQ & Pizza. Margaritas and cocktails were conjured by Egan & Sons while DJs Russ Boris and Darren DeVivo from WFUV (90.7 FM) played O’Keeffe-inspired soundtracks. This event was offered in partnership with Ruthie’s BBQ & Pizza, Egan & Sons, WFUV, and Elements Therapeutic Massage. All ticket proceeds benefited the Montclair Art Museum. The Museum’s biennial celebration, Art in Bloom, took place April 12 – 16, 2013. Over 40 designers from garden clubs in New York and New Jersey created floral installations inspired by artwork on view from the Museum’s permanent collections. Surrounding the floral designs were two fundraisers, “Friday Night Live” dinner dance, honoring Bob Constable and Bob Butler for their contributions to the Montclair Community, and “In Full Bloom” Lecture and Luncheon honoring Brenda Bingham and featuring renowned floral designer and guest speaker, Jane Godshalk. Co-Chairs of Art in Bloom were Elaine Pantages Conti and Gretchen Prater. The annual MAM Wine Bar took place on the front lawn of the Museum on Friday, June 14, 2013. Over 350 guests were treated to food from Pizza Vita, wine selections from Amanti Vino and Kobrand Food & Spirits, massages by the staff at Elements Therapeutic Massage, and a special performance by a group of students representing Little Kids Rock, a national nonprofit that transforms children’s lives by restoring and revitalizing music education in disadvantaged public schools. Co-Chairs for the 2013 Wine Bar were Molli & John Dowd, Dr. Jeanine B. Downie & Michael Heningburg, Jr., Tracy Higgins & James Leitner, Denise Muggli & Nader Tavakoli, Jennifer Odell & Robert Nossa, MD, Hannah Richman & Jason Slosberg, MD, Lois & David Stith, Angela & Hank Uberoi and Margo & Frank Walter.

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1. MAM Trustee Ruth Perretti and Eric Kaplan of Ruthie’s BBQ & Pizza. 2. Dana Nicholas, David Jones, Chris Nicholas, Courtney Jones, Charlie Nowaczek, and Susan Wall, MAM Director of Development 3. Betty Jagoda Murphy and Greg Murphy 4. Art in Bloom co-chair Gretchen Prater, In Full Bloom honoree Brenda Bingham, and Art in Bloom co-chair Elaine Pantages Conti. 5. Bob Constable, one of the Art in Bloom Friday Night Live honorees, with his wife Bobbie. 6. Art in Bloom Friday Night Live honoree Bob Butler. 7. Little Kids Rock performed at the Annual MAM Wine Bar and entertained guests with their unique musical styling. Little Kids Rock is a national nonprofit organization that transforms children’s lives by restoring and revitalizing music education in disadvantaged public schools. 8. MAM Wine Bar Guests Matthew Leone, Danica Cadoux, Director of Education Gary Schneider, Sonny McKinney

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GIFTS AND PURCHASES Mel Bochner (b. 1940) Shore, 1985 Oil on canvas 55 x 49 inches (irregular) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Marano 2012.5

Alexis Rockman (b. 1962) Pond Life, 1988 Oil and enamel on canvas 90 x 102 inches Gift of Hilary Downe Hayes and Edward R. Downe, Jr. 2012.6

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Samuel Halpert (1884-1930) Still Life, ca. 1920 Oil on canvas 12 x 18 inches Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Luria 2012.8

Laura Letinsky (b. 1962) Untitled #5, 2007 from To Say it Isn’t So Chromogenic print, Ed. 2/9 19 ¼ x 25 inches Gift of Patricia A. Bell 2012.9

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Raphael Soyer (1899-1987) Portrait of John Dobbs, 1975 Oil on canvas 40 x 32 inches Gift of Mary Soyer 2012.7 Charles Green Shaw (1892-1974) (pictured at right) Untitled (Universal Spirit Figure), 1941 Oil on canvas board 12 x 9 inches Museum purchase; Hunter Endowment Fund 2013.1 Saya Woolfalk (b. 1979) Becoming a Chimera, 2012 Handmade abaca paper, felt, feathers, acrylic paint, wood, hat forms, mirror, cotton and synthetic fabric, flashspun high-density polyethylene fibers, plastic bones, epoxy, and plastic and glass beads Dimensions variable Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund 2013.2.A-E Saya Woolfalk (b. 1979) The Empathics, 2013 Single-channel video, RT 5:14 sec, Ed. 1/5 + 1AP Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund 2013.3

Joel J. Levitt (1875-1937) Black Canyon, 1918 Oil on panel 10 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Luria 2013.4.1

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Ben Benn (1884-1983) (pictured at right) Trees, 1951 Oil on canvas 24 x 20 inches Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Luria 2013.4.2 Kara Walker (b. 1969) Testimony, 2005 Suite of five photogravures on Twinrocker paper, with full margins 22 x 30 ¾ inches (each sheet) Gift of Patricia A. Bell 2013.5.1-5 Saya Woolfalk (b. 1979) Empathic Shed: Embellished Sheds with Bone Fascinators, 2012 Handmade linen and abaca paper, feathers, plastic bones, kimono fabric, epoxy, polystyrene foam heads 22 ½ x 28 ¾ x 19 ½ inches overall Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund 2013.7.A-C

Walt Kuhn (1880-1949) Portrait of Vera, ca. 1918 Oil on canvas 20 x 16 inches Museum purchase; Hunter Endowment Fund 2013.6

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Contributions Support from Individuals $100,000 and above Linny and Rick Andlinger Jacqueline J. McMullen Estate of Elizabeth Skinner Guenzel Carol and Terry Wall $50,000 to $99,999 Edward Bindel Tracy Higgins and James Leitner Lyn and Glenn Reiter Adrian A. Shelby and Edward Bindel Margo and Frank J. Walter $20,000 to $49,999 Lisa and Joseph Amato Rose and John Cali Bob and Bobbie Constable Molli and John Dowd Meghan and Stephen Hess Jacqueline and Herbert Klein Karen and Larry Mandelbaum Toni LeQuire-Schott and Newton B. Schott, Jr. $10,000 to $19,999 Michael A. Backer, Esq. Susan V. Bershad, MD Sylvia J. Cohn Chris Petri and Roger Dolden Molli and John Dowd Lynn and Stephen Glasser Jeanine Downie, MD and Michael Heningburg, Jr. James E. Johnson Laura and Ted Kiesewetter Wendy and Andrew Lacey Joanne and Fred Langbein Betty Jagoda Murphy and Greg Murphy Jennifer Odell and Robert Nossa Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gretchen and Sanford Prater Hannah Richman and Jason Slosberg, MD Holly English and Fred Smagorinsky Denise Muggli and Nader Tavakoli Sharon and Robert Taylor Marienne and Craig Treadway

Judith and William Turner Denise and Ira Wagner Judy and Josh Weston Joan and Donald Zief $5,000 to $9,999 Angela Beekers-Uberoi and Hank Uberoi Carmen and Lawrence P. Berra Brenda and Hartley Bingham Eileen and Robert C. Butler Elaine P. Conti Angela and Michael Frasco Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Helen M. Geyer Marylyn Modny and Edward Gregory Lauren Gross and Stephen Oder Virginia and William Guy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kilcoyne Anla and Mark Kingdon Linda and Alexander Lane Evelyn McGee and Stephen Colbert Frances and Jim Mills Ruth M. Perretti and Eric Kaplan Roberta and Richard Polton Lynn and Sengal Selassie Ann and Mel Schaffer Lisa and William Westheimer $2,500 to $4,999 Nicole Bearce Betty Ann and Jack Cannell Catherine and Nicholas Carlozzi Paula and Max Crane Marilyn and Michael Dore Dorothea and Peter Frank Ivan Held and Patricia Falvo Held Rosemary and Al Iversen Susan and Reimer Mellin Joyce Michaelson and John LaVigne Jeannette and Philip Miller Margaret Haynes O’Kane & Kevin O’Kane Kate Logan and Edmund Rung Marianne and Roy Smith Linda and Brian Sterling Marlene and Anthony Volpe JoAnn and John Weisel

$1,000 to $2,499 Olga and Alfredo Bequillard Bernard S. Berkowitz David Bershad and Mindy Cohen Sandra and James C. Carter Christina Cotton and Brian Clarkson Susan A. Cole, Ph.D. Gail Connolly Susann and James Connors Siobhan and Michael Creem Joan and James Crowther Linda Frasco Heisler Edward D. Gold, D.D.S. Stefanie and Brian Greer Catherine and Douglas Halbert Mary S. Hamilton Frazeal L. Harris Colleen and Philip Hempleman Alice and Steven Hirsh Margaret and Robert Hollback Caroline and Edward Hyman Andrea and Chris McDonagh Toni B. and Martin McKerrow John C. Meditz Mary Anne Miller Richard Nackenson Thomas C. Nye Marcia Robbins-Wilf and Perry Robins Edward and Dolly Rosen Mayra and John Schmidt Caroline W. Schumann Lucy and Andrew Segal Renee and Ralph Selitto Sharon and Christopher Sevrens Nancy and James Shepard Denise and Paul Silverman Rita and Eric Singer Lois and David Stith Jane and Harvey Susswein Judy and Ronald Targan Joseph Thornton Lora S. Urbanelli and William H. Rae Ruth Creighton Webster Karen and Lawrence Whitehaus

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$500 to $999 Michael Aiduss and Joe Gandarillas Aubin Z. Ames Shirley S. Bacot Shamel Timothy and Mary Barrett Andree and Copeland Bertsche Alice Bexon and Diana Orozco Bruce Bird Judith Germano Bonarti and Michael Bonarti Russell and Shirley Buchanan Amy Rosen and Tim Carden Harry and Carol Carpenter Tom Carracino Bonnie and Michael Carter Kathleen and Alberto Comini Ellen and Carl Culbreth Deborah Davis and Mark Urman Dr. and Mrs. Michael K. Deenihan Sara-Ann and Howard Erichson Joseph Fiorentino Erin and Sean Flynn Leslie and John Ford Enid and Stuart Friedman Susan Furlong Deivis J. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gerken Assemblyman Thomas P. Giblin Marilyn and Stephen Greene Joyce G. Hahnebach Beth and Chris Hart Mariann and Thomas Higgins Deborah and Peter Hirsch Georgie and Carl Holst-Knudsen Carol and George Jacobstein Norman James and Christine James Barbara and George Kelley John and Patrice Kelly Nora and John Kerr Ilene and David Klein John Knapp Margaret Malloy and Wolf Knapp Jill Lampe Jacqueline and Howard Levine Barbara H. Malcolm Deb and Jay Mason Kathleen and Sylvester McClearn Dana and Chris Nicholas Maureen and Joseph Noto Amy and J.R. Orton Deirdre and Alex Picou Celia Radek and Larry Engelstein Marisabel and Jerome Raymond

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Jane and Richard Redmond Lyn Rosensweig and Bruce Schnelwar Alix Ross and Ted Kastner Betty and Larry Schiffenhaus Joanne and Kevin Smith Patrice and Roy Sommerhalter Julie Song and Nick Krenteras Susan Sonneborn and Thomas Blim Kathryn M. Sorkin Nancy Lynn Squier Karen and Christopher Turner Judith and Elias Typaldos Francoise Varkala Darin Wacs and John Restrick Susan Wall and Charlie Nowaczek Paul Wigdor Mary and John Wood Rita and Alan Yohalem $250 to $499 Rennie Ackerman and Dick Grabowsky Christine Adams Beckett Frances Adams Cynthia and Murray Aitken Tracey and Philip Alampi Adunni and Herman Anderson O. Bonni Babson Alison and Doug Bauer Holly Vincent Bean Janice and John Benton Carole and Ron Berg Betsy and Gary Beyer Thomasina M. Brayboy Gloria Weissberg and Ed Brickman Marion L. Buchner Karen and Thomas Buckley Susan and Thomas Butler Jeanne and Malcolm Campbell Ann and Stewart Campbell Dana and Declan Carney Sherrie Carr Judith Gould and Michael Cavalier Sara Close Shirley M. Cobert Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cohen Sherrie Pietranico-Cole and Brian Cole Helen and David Crowell Ellen D. Cunniff Elizabeth Cunningham

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Diaz Cristi DiBernardo Valerie and Charles Diker Patti and Jimmy Elliott Bernard Ennis Rita and Robert Erickson Donna and William Fallon Emer Featherstone Lucy E. Fitzgerald Carolyn and Joseph Fleischer Julianne and Christopher Ganton Wilma Gelfand and Arthur Gelfand Nancy and Robert Gerber Deena Gerson Alice and D. Gordon Gibson Judith and Charles Gittleman Irena M. Goldstein Beth and James Greenberg Suzanne Guariglia Sharon Halper Kathryn Hatfield Mary and Thomas Heyman Frances and James Hill Judith A. Hinds Meredith and John Holly Linda Huber Catherine and J. Maurits Hudig Lorraine and Joseph Hughes Marjorie Hulstrunk Miriam and Theodore H. Irwin Cynthia Green and Joshua Jablons Julie and Glenn Jackson Jennifer and Barratt Jaruzelski Margaret Ann and Thomas Johnson Mary Lee and David R. Jones Susan and Rees L. Jones Stephan Jost Kelley Holland and Steven Kanengiser Lauren and Anthony Karanikolas Michael Kellner and Olabisi Kuye Elizabeth G. Kenny Lisa Schweitzer and David Kingsnorth Catherine Kinne Gallagher Donna and Christopher Kinney Patricia Kolbe Brian S. Koll and David Altarac Deborah and Conrad Kozak Barbara Palmer Kramer and George Kramer Laurie G. Kroll Joyce Pokoy-Kurtulus and Osman Kurtulus Betty H. Lamborn

Julia Lanigan Susanna Suh and James Larish Joan Larkin Vera and Norman Lasser Deanna and Frank Lawatsch Bruno and Florence Leyssene Frances Liscio and Joel Lerner Kathy and Douglas Long Mary Beth and John Michael Loughran Kristin Mackay Aida M. Malouf Jane Marcus and Johnson Tyler Robert Margadonna Helen and Thanassis Mazarakis Anna and Robert McMahon Ruth McMorrow Tracy McVeigh and Andrew Melitz Oneida Mendez-Laws and Thomas Laws Barbara and Robert Meyer Deborah Walker Michelsen Julia Currie and David Miller Sally Minard and Norton Garfinkle Cheryl Hopper and John Mooney Judith and Richard Morgan Bernice and Robert Moskowitz Rita and Jack Nadler Jerilyn and Jerry Nardella Tracy and Joseph Nelson Mary and Richard Newman Mary Jane and Hugh J. O’Hare Catherine and Edwin Olsen Mary Alyce Pardo Colette and Joseph Parsons Jeannette E. Penick and Jeannette M. Young Karen and Jim Pensiero Shelley and Keith Phillips Claudia and Daniel Placentra Joyce Prevoznik Michele and Kevin Quinn Stephanie Rahner Jeraldine and Robert I. Raichelson Lenore Rattner Marjorie and Gerald Rubacky Ivonne Ruggles Angel and Curt Schade Audrey Leigh Nevins and Stuart Schepps Lucy and Cary Schneider Karen and Andrew Schwartz Patricia and Charles Selden Kim and Richard Seltzer Carole Shaffer-Koros and

Robert Koros Kristin Wald and Peter Simon Katie Singer Andrea and Nathaniel Singer Liga Z. Stam Patricia and Garry Stegeland Susan and Roland Straten Eileen and V.R. Tokar Robert L. Tortoriello Cy and Bill Treene Jo Ann Joseph and Paul Tumbleson Lily Vakili and Robert D. Ellis Gail and Roger Vellekamp Carol and Harlan Waksal Jutta R. Walter Lorraine and Craig Weeks Keith L. Wiggs and Ted LeFevre Judith and Irwin Wrubel Myrtis and Byron Yake Connie Young

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Corporate, Foundation, and Government Support $100,000 and above McMullen Family Foundation New Jersey State Council on the Arts Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation

$1,000 to $2,499 Christie’s Community Foundation of New Jersey David Bershad Family Foundation, Inc. Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas $50,000 to $99,999 The Garden Club of Montclair Anonymous Montclair State University Foundation The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation The Philip W. Riskin Charitable Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Pierson Family Foundation The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. J.P. Morgan Jane and Harvey Susswein Target Corporation The Lichtenberg Family Foundation $20,000 to $49,999 William H. Connolly & Co. Bank of America Falcon Foundation, Inc. National Endowment for the Arts $500 to $999 The Prudential Foundation Egan & Sons The Roche Foundation Ferguson Dental Associates Wells Fargo Bank Hughes Environmental Engineering, Inc. John J. Giblin Association $10,000 to $19,999 Kohl’s Corporate Office E. Franklin Robbins Charitable Trust Mary Wood Estate and House Sales Liquidations National Philanthropic Trust Nisivoccia & Company LLP Neuberger Berman LLC Partners for Health Pfizer Inc. Seabridge Investment Advisors, LLC. Prudential Financial Shop Rite Stores Schwab Charitable Fund Sterling Properties Susan V. Bershad Charitable Fund Walter Charitable Trust The William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation $250 to $499 Atlantic Health System - Mountainside Hospital Best Friend Photography $5,000 to $9,999 COPE Center, Inc. Coastal Community Foundation $5,000.00 Dupre Framing The Fifth Floor Foundation $5,000.00 Jack Finn & Co. Building Contractors, L.L.C. Mark and Angela Cheng Kingdon Foundation $5,000.00 Joe Testa & Son, Painting & Paperhanging Inc. PGB Trust & Investments $8,000.00 Moline-Kronberg Cleaners PNC Bank, N.A. $5,000.00 ReGenesis LLC Sandpiper Partners, LLC $5,000.00 Showcase Kitchen & Bath Turrell Fund $6,000.00 The Gelfand Family Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program $8,000.00 Upper Montclair Dental Associates Wells Fargo Private Bank $5,000.00 William Brown Architects Whitehill Foundation $5,000.00 $2,500 to $4,999 The Montclair Foundation Provident Bank Iversen Education Endowment of the Community Foundation of New Jersey

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$3,250.00 $3,500.00 ?

Gifts in Kind 12 WEST Restaurant and Bar $1,000.00 Accents in Bloom $2,000.00 Cynthia and Murray Aitken $1,600.00 Antonovich Furs $1,600.00 Aunt Jean’s Toys & Treats $1,100.00 Bloomingdale’s $1,125.00 Carolee $1,000.00 Sylvia J. Cohn $1,750.00 Comfort Food Kitchen $1,750.00 Melinda and William H. Connolly $2,165.00 Contemporary Cosmetic Group, Inc. $2,000.00 Bonnie and David Cushing $1,000.00 ERIC, Inc. $1,750.00 Fancy That Mark Feeley Fin Rawbar and Kitchen Barbara S. Fox $500.00 Fred Astaire Dance Studio $500.00 of Upper Montclair $750.00 Fricassee $665.00 $665.00 Eve Friedlander $500.00 $500.00 Garden Cottage $ 750.00 $750.00 Giotto Osteria $750.00 $750.00 Gotham Design $500.00 $500.00 Greenwood Gardens $500.00 HL500.00 Group $750.00 $750.00 Indigo Kitchen $750.00 $750.00 Ivanka Trump Handbags Ivory Bird Antiques Joyce Pokoy-Kurtulus and Osman Kurtulus Joanne and Fred Langbein $400.00 Late Show with David Letterman $250.00 Express Learning $250.00 The Manor $250.00 Lisa Kubnick and John McFadden $250.00 Evelyn McGee and Stephen Colbert $250.00 Medi-Weightloss of Livingston $250.00 Michael Kors $250.00 Moline-Kronberg Cleaners $250.00 Backrub, Massage & Bodywork Montclair $325.00 My Inheritance $250.00 New Jersey Symphony Orchestra $255.00 New York Sports Clubs Montclair Olive That and More! Over The Moon PASHA Phil Cantor Photography Piazza Della Sole Rabbit Rabbit Ralph Lauren/Polo RGA Leatherworks Rosa Mexicano Restaurant Ruby Ruthie’s Bar-B-Q

Salugo Bistro Salute Bistro Sam Brocato Salon Satis Bistro Stamna Greek Taverna Stella & Dot The Bar Method The Dermatology Group The Glazier Group The Loeb Boathouse Central Park Joseph Thornton Dorian Vallejo Valley Jewelers Vineyard Vines Watchung Booksellers The Worth Collection Yanina and Company

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Tribute Gifts In Honor of Colette Carney and Olivia Michaels Michael Finkelstein In Honor of Katherine Hutson Julia Currie and David Miller In Honor of Betty Jagoda Murphy Glennis and John Pagano In Honor of Fred H. Langbein Lyn Rosensweig and Bruce Schnelwar In Honor of Gretchen Prater Colleen and Philip Hempleman In Honor of Adrian A. Shelby Carol and Marvin Meyerson

In Memory of Larry Mandelbaum (as of June 30, 2013) Lisa and Joseph Amato Sharon and Michael Broniatowski Bob and Bobbie Constable Joel and Jean Falchook Karolyn and Jack Grundfest Dr. and Mrs. Warren Grundfest Rhona and George Jacobs Helen and Edward Nicoll Lyn and Glenn Reiter Anita and Bob Schiffman Margot and Frank Schlesinger Inez Schwartz Donald and Bonnie Solino Francine Tabas Lora S. Urbanelli and William H. Rae

Matching Gifts

In Memory of JoAnn Baker 94 Clinton St. Condo Association Gail and Christopher Bassolino Sandra and Bernard Beck Broadway Court Condo Association George Colton Jodi Cooper Dorothy Danziger Raymond and Ann Danziger Lynn Friedman Michelle and Mitchell Kessler Seven Oaks Village Condo Association Anna and Richard Porada Carol and Henry Ramer Spring Lake Day Camp

Apple Matching Gifts Program Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Chubb & Son Inc. Endurance ExxonMobil Foundation Faber Daeufer Itrato & Cabot PC Federated Department Stores, Inc. Google The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey The Mitsui USA Foundation NYSE Euronext Foundation, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program The Prudential Foundation Verizon Foundation

In Memory of Elizabeth G. Kenny Stephan Jost

Heritage Society

In Memory of Yong Lee Best Foot Foward Little Falls Recreation Center Line Dance and Zumba Gold Programs

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Anonymous Bernard S. Berkowitz Joan and Robert D.B. Carlisle Bob and Bobbie Constable Judith A. Hinds Deborah and Peter Hirsch Doris and Irwin Honigfeld Graciela H. Linares, MD Karen and Clifford Lindholm II Frances and Jim Mills Adrian A. Shelby

Volunteers

Natalie Adam Joanne Aidala David Altarac Lisa Amato Aubin Ames Hafsa Ambreen Adunni S. Anderson Bruce Anderson Herman Anderson Linder K. Andlinger Rick Andlinger Lucy P. Anello Susan P. Ascher Jean Atherton Barbara Babinska Bonni Babson Marisa Bach Michael A. Backer, Esq. Barbara Baletti Monique Baltzer Nina Baber Brigit Baines Amy Barnett Bianca Bator Michael Bator Nicole Bearce Diane Behlen Janice Benton Olga Bequillard Susan V. Bershad, MD Andie W. Bertsche Brenda L. Bingham Kelsi Bitgood Jacqui Bowen Thomasina M. Brayboy John Brangaccio

Terri Breen Ausma Briedis Larissa Brookes Alex Brown Caroline Brown Dominic Brown Nan Bylin Jennifer Byrne Rose Cali Lucero Calleo Andrew Campanaro Damien Campbell Sarah Canfield Betty Ann Cannell Andrew Capuano Catherine Carlozzi Lee Ann Carlson Florence A. Carpenter Sandra Carter Emily Cates Rosemarie Cetrulo Johnny Cherichello Sharon Clarke Ethan Cohen Liza Cohn Sylvia Cohn Susan A. Cole, Ph.D. Barbara Constable Robert S. Constable Lena Contey Elaine Conti Cynthia Corhan-Aiken Jacklyn Corrado Christine Cowles Robert Max Crane Katherine Crawford Joan Crowther

Karen Cubero Rebecca Dahl Patricia Dancy Edward Daingerfield Freddie Darcia Deborah Davis Louise Davis Judi Davey Nicole DeCarlo Lois Deenihan Lauren DiPalma Brielle Diskin Sofie Diskin Marilyn H. Dore John M. Dowd Molli Dowd Dr. Jeanine B. Downie Carol Doyle Candis Droppa Susan Dumont Pauline Dunberg Katherine Duncan Joseph Duncan Nadine Early Maribeth Eckert Amelia Edwards Sharon Egan Joan Egyes Judy Eldridge Kathleen Emmert Carol English Holly English Tegwen Evans Firth Fabend Donna Fallon Maria Fan Oscar Feliciano

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Annie Glessner Fisher Nick Fogarty John Ford Leslie Ford Arielle Fouks Rich Franco Gertrude C. Frey Elinor Friedman Grace Fucci Audrey Gaelen Jade Gardner James Gerhardt Wendy Gertner Lydia Gilbert Deanna P. Gitlow Nicole Giusti Debbie Glasbrenner Lynn Glasser Stephen Glasser Robin Goffman Harlene Golden Jeri Goldstein Charmaine Gonsalves Herb Gordon David Graff Natalie Grande Noah Grande Beth Greenberg Jim Greenberg Marilyn R. Greene Vivi Greenspan Brian Greer Stefanie Greer Aileen Grossberg Caleb Grossman Frances Gubler Matias Hahn Catherine Halbert Doug Halbert Justin Hall Mary Hamson Rachel Handler Frazael L. Harris Beth Taylor Hart Chris Hart Alice Heger Helene S. Heller Michael Heningburg, Jr. Meagan Hepp Megan Hess Stephen P. Hess Shelby Hickey

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Tracy Higgins Judith A. Hinds Alice Hirsch Elizabeth Hoffmeyer Reg Hollinger Jordan Horton Brittney Hughes Willa Hut Elena Ippolito Carol Jacobstein Victoria A. Jensen Deven Johnson James E. Johnson Irina Kachalenko Nadia Kachalenko Devika Kanagaraj Eric Kaplan Diana Kazazis Marina Kerber Pat Kettenring Kate Khachaturian Laura Kiesewetter MaryAnn Kilpatrick Annie Kim Sophie King Donna Kinney David E. Klein Herbert C. Klein Brian Koll Arnold Korotkin Anastasiya Kowal Sarah Kramer Karen Kratina Laurie Kroll Joanne Krudys Erin Kubac Victoria Kupec Joyce Kurtulus Osman Kurtulus Andrew Lacey Wendy Lacey Clare Lagermasini Fred H. Langbein Joanne P. Langbein Patricia Lee Eileen Leech Carole W. Leipzig Robin Leibman James Leitner Joanne Leone Ann Lesiak Nicky Levy

Starks Lewis Florence Leyssene Sophia Lidestri Jean Lidon Fran Liscio Benilde E. Little Heidi Roy Locatelli Ian J. Loew Kimberly Lu Alexander P. Lynch Sally W. Lynch Ryan MacIntyre Keith MacKay Kristin MacKay Waqas Malik Karen G. Mandelbaum, Ph.D. Amy Mann Lee Heh Margolies Lee Markovich Daniel Markus Kimberley Markus Hilde Marschalek Andrea Marshall Susan Marx Janis Maschucci Teresa Mastriciano JoAnn McAleavey Kathy McClearn Heather McCutcheon Andrea McDonagh Kelli McGuire Cheryl McMullen Cristina McNish Andrew McRobbie Lilly Melartin Fabiana Melo Carolyn Messina Maya Minhas Karem Morales Deborah Moran Sierra Morris Jennifer Nierenberg Metzger Keith Metzger Jeanette Miller Frances C. Mills James T. Mills Maureen Catherine Mingle Alison Modica Sierra Morris Joyce Mowry Denise Muggli Betty Jagoda Murphy

Heidi Muschick Rose O’Connor Meyer Stephanie Miller Casey Molloy Madeline Morrissey Chantal Naegeli Haili Nelson Merise Nelson Lisa Nevins Michael Nevins Chris Nicholas Dana Nicholas Kwasi Nimako Meredith Nole Robert Nossa Yuko Okabe Peggy Olivi Jacqueline Ortiz Jessenia Ortiz Shirley Osborn Patricia Pacheco Roberto Pagan Gloria Page Christine Panucci Jenna Park Ruth Paul Katie Peek Connie Perdue Deborah Perez Ruth Perretti Sharon Petrucelli

Mary Lou Phifer Jennifer Dann Phillips Jonathan Phillips Karen Phillips Susan Phillips Steven Plofker Linda Pohurst Amy Polen Barry Polen Dawn Porter Tanya Poteat Gretchen Prater Caitlin Prinsell Rosemary Pucillo Katherine Qiu Michele Quinn Karen Radin Celia Radek Jeraldine Raichelson Hollie Reddington Jane Redmond Gayle Reed Helene L. Reed Mattie T. Reed Hillary Jaffe Reimnitz John Reimnitz Lyn B. Reiter Aisha Rhoades Hannah Richman Deborah Rivers Lillian Rockwood

Charles Rosen Lauren Rosen Emily Rosenzweig Maggie Rothman Lisa Russman Matthew Russman Jocelyn Russo Lacey Rzeszowski Aliza Sabin Lorraine Saletta Melanie Samper Angel Schade Ann Schaffer Mayra Schmidt Lucy Schneider Emily Schnittman Newton B. Schott, Jr. Mitzi Schroeder Lynn Selassie Sengal M.G. Selassie Patricia G. Selden Baraka Sele Chris Sevrens Sharon Sevrens Adrian A. Shelby Heath B. Shelby Meredith Shelby Jim Shepard Nancy Shephard Sammi Siegel Rita Singer

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Nancy Skjei-Lawes Jason Slosberg, MD Marianne Smith Matt Snyder Michelle Snyder Helen Sokoloff Drew Solenthaler Amanda Solomon Shastri Sooknanan Barbara Sparks Linda Stark Liga Z. Stam Samantha Stathis Patricia Stegeland Elaine Stein Linda H. Sterling Lori Sternthal Sarah Stransky Douglas Struthers Hilary Struthers Jenna Sweeney Nader Tavakoli Sharon C. Taylor Hillary Teichman Harry Temkin Meg Temkin Marjorie Tenner Natasha Thompson Tricia Toomey Michele Trevenen Scott Troeller Stephanie Troeller Feodore Tsabrov Judy Tucci Paula Tuffin Christina Turczyn Sharon Burton Turner Judy Turner Karen Turner William H. Turner III Judy Typaldos Samantha Vaccaro Skye Volmar Denise Wagner Ira A. Wagner Carol Wall Terry Wall Bill Wallach Jeremy White Christina Turczyn Donna Uher Frank J. Walter III

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Margo Walter Britteny Watkins Julia Watt Sarah Webb Lorrie Weeks Ariana Wescott Karen Whitehaus Bryanna Williams Linda Wolf Hannah Wolfe Jordana Woodley Karen Worster Carolyn T. Younger Angela Yu Mara Zafrina Louise Zappulla Emily Zeman Donald B. Zief Joan Zief Natalie Zimmer

Staff

As of June 30, 2013 Benedetta Balsimelli Education Coordinator Wendall Butler Operations Associate Emily Darragh Program Coordinator, Yard School of Art Mark DeMedici Operations Associate Lauren Drew Development Assistant Oksana Ercolani Graphic Designer Kimberly Fisher Curatorial Assistant Michael Gillespie Director of Marketing and Communications Kate Hutson Director of Yard School of Art Martha Kelshaw Manager of Public Programs Monica Lupiloff Special Events Manager Catherine Mastrangelo Marketing and Communications Coordinator Daniel Mueller Chief of Building Operations & Security Theresa Mustafa Assistant to the Director Petra Pankow Manager of Tours and Gallery Interpretation Renée Powley Registrar Gary Schneider Director of Education Alexandra Schwartz Curator of Contemporary Art Michele Shea Assistant Director., Corporate, Foundation & Goverment Realations Dominick Spodofora Operations Associate Gail Stavitsky Chief Curator Ilana Stollman Manager of Retail and Rental Operations Photography by Jacklyn Corrado

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Angela Frasco Park Bench Coordinator Mike Frasco Chief Financial Officer Harvey Freeman Guard Asha Ganpat Young Curators Program Coordinator Nanci Iovino Museum Educator Steve Jaskowak Ceramic Studio Manager Regina Kabis Guard Peg Kenselaar Museum Educator Flora Torres Housekeeper Lora Urbanelli Director Osanna Urbay Associate Registrar/Collections Database Manager Melanie Vaughn Accounting Services Coordinator Susan Wall Director of Development Emily Nso Washington Assistant Director Campaign and Development Operations Rosanne Zisa Assistant Manager of Retail/Rentals

George Mancini Guard Romeles Mesidor Guard Max Mozoul Guard Jean Occean Guard Claudio Sabina Benowitz Museum Educator Sean Scille Studio Attendant Elizabeth Seaton Museum Educator Gisela Simons Museum Store Associate

Part Time

Julian Tejera Studio Attendant

Ulrick Aunondieu Guard

Jean Thelusma Guard

Rita Bausch Volunteer Coordinator

Robert Wood Receptionist

Elana Castelli Membership & Annual Fund Coordinator Gail Connolly Controller Jean-Marie Emilien Guard Barbara Fishman Museum Store Associate

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Yard School of Art Instructors Vicki Arlein John Atura Suzanne Baron Janice Belove Janet Boltax Pat Butynski April Clark Dorothy Cochran Donna Conklin King Lisa Conrad Anthony Cuneo Ellen Denuto Melissa Dobzinski Dan Fenelon Pam Fenelon Ritika Gandhi Gary Godbee Deborah Guzmán Meyer Ashley Hanania Marion Held Monica Hill Carla Horowitz Linda Howe Lisa Hudlow Nanci Iovino Miriam Jacobs Steve Jaskowak Peg Kenselaar Catherine Kinkade Robert Kogge Jennifer Kucher Kristine Lombardi Alexis McNutt Deniz Olcay Christina Petrilli Alex Piccirillo Sharon Pitts Bonnie Reed Elizabeth Seaton Liron Sissman Earl Speid William Sweeney Julian Tejera Lisa Westheimer Aggie Wszolkowska Diane Zimbaldi

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