MEMORIAL ART GALLERY

BIENNIAL REPORT 2006 • 0 8 Years in Review

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AA With With more more than than 50,000 50,000 visitors, visitors, Georgia Georgia BB In In January January 2007, 2007, the the Gallery Gallery unveiled unveiled CC A A major major reinstallation reinstallation of of the the Gallery’s Gallery’s O’Keeffe:O’Keeffe: Color Color and and Conservation Conservation was was the the third third-best best ana majorimportant acquisition—a new acquisition—a beautifully beauti- deco- AmericanAmerican collection collection opened opened in in 2007. 2006. Spanning Spanning attendedattended exhibition exhibition in in Gallery Gallery history. history. And And when when fullyrated decorated partial suit partial of etched suit of armor etched that armor was fourfour centuries centuries and and occupying occupying 7,000 7,000 square square feet feet thethe show show closed closed in in December December 2006, 2006, director director Grant thatmade was in made the 1560s in the for 1560s the Dukesfor the ofDukes onon the the Gallery’s Gallery’s first first floor, floor, Seeing Seeing America America brings brings HolcombGrant Holcomb was pleased was topleased announce to announce that one that of one ofBrunswick Brunswick in in northern northern Germany. Germany. An An togethertogether some some of of the the finest finest works works in in the the collec- collec- theof 40+the 40+works works in the in show—thethe show—the luminous luminous pastel pas- integralintegral part part of of docent-led docent-led tours tours and and tiontion as as it it constitutes constitutes what what chief chief curator curator Marjorie Marjorie showntel Over on Bluep. 7—would—would remain at MAG, the schoolschool curricula, curricula, the the armor armor stands stands just just SearlSearl calls calls “a “a journey journey in in space space and and time.” time.” The The bequestbequest of of long-time long-time supporter supporter Anne Anne Whitman. Whitman. insideinside the the tour tour entrance, entrance, where where it it casts casts 114114 works works range range from from treasures treasures of of the the Colonial Colonial itsits spell spell on on arriving arriving schoolchildren. schoolchildren. eraera to to politically politically charged charged mixed-media mixed-media pieces pieces by by FF 2008 “A means marked alike the of 40th pleasure anniversary and of education of the contemporarycontemporary artists. artists. Galleryfor all thedocents, citizens dedicated of Rochester.” volunteers So decreedwho GG Bicycles, Bicycles, irons, irons, hair hair dryers dryers and and high- high- collectivelyEmily Sibley have Watson led tours in donating for more thethan original half a heeledheeled shoes shoes are are among among the the urban urban artifacts artifacts HH Dancers Dancers from from the the Chinese Chinese Dance Dance Company Company millionMemorial schoolchildren Art Gallery andto the adults. University On June of 9, usedused by by artist artist Willie Willie Cole Cole to to explore explore and and ofof Rochester Rochester were were among among the the performers performers at at the the directorRochester. Grant A centuryHolcomb later, opened the Gallery the festivities still places reinterpretreinterpret African African tribal tribal art, art, global global cul- cul- Gallery’sGallery’s Asian Asian Pacific Pacific American American Heritage Heritage Day Day in in asthe 120 highest active priorityand retired on education,docents gathered with a wide-for tureture and and personal personal identity. identity. One One of of the the MayMay 2007. 2007. The The annual annual event, event, which which attracted attracted anranging anniversary program celebration. that each year serves thousands artistsartists in in MAG’s MAG’s wildly wildly popular popular 2006 2006 moremore than than 1,000 1,000 visitors, visitors, was was one one of of a along-run- long-run- of area schoolchildren—many enjoying their first exhibitionexhibition Extreme Extreme Materials Materials, ,Cole Cole was was ningning series series that that also also included included yearly yearly celebrations celebrations museum experience—and their teachers. backback in in 2007, 2007, the the subject subject of of a anationally major ofof Black Black History History Month, Month, Hispanic Hispanic Heritage Heritage touringtraveling exhibition. exhibition. MonthMonth and and Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa.

Photo credits above and facing page: Richard P. Wersinger (A, B, C, I, J), Gary Graham (D, F, G, H), Kurt Brownell (E). Photos by Richard P. Wersinger (A, B, C, I, J), Ria Casartelli (F), Gary Graham (D, G, H), Kurt Brownell (E). Cover: “A means alike of pleasure and of education for all the citizens of Rochester.” So decreed Emily Sibley Watson in donating the original Memorial Art Gallery to the University of Rochester. A century later, the Gallery still places the highest priority on education, with a wide-ranging program that each year serves thousands of area schoolchildren—many enjoying their first museum experience—and their teachers. Photo by Ria Casertelli. 2006-2008

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457,648 visitors welcomed ‘06–07: 245,511 ‘07–08: 212,137

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87,679 hours contributed by ‘06–07: 1,710 volunteers ‘07–08: 1,537 volunteers

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D In June 2007, MAG and Nazareth E One morning in 1927, Memorial Art College Arts Center launched Across“Across Borders , Gallery director Gertrude Herdle passed out Bordersa year-long, Rochester,” community-wide a year-long, partnership community- crayons and paper to children at a Saturday widethat explored partnership contemporary that explored Hispanic contemporary art story hour. Little did she know that over the Hispanicand culture. art Amongand culture. the anchor Among events the anchor at next eight decades, her modest experiment eventsMAG wereat MAG the majorwere the traveling major exhibitiontraveling exhi - would grow into one of the oldest—and with bitionTRANSactions: TRANSactions: Contemporary Contemporary Latin American Latin 3,500 students one of the largest—museum Americanand Latino and Art Latino; a series Art of; alectures; series of and lectures; art schools in the country. Today, the Creative andHispanic Hispanic Heritage Heritage Family Family Day Day(pictured), (pictured), Workshop is a community resource offering which attracted nearly 1,500 visitors. year-round classes for preschool and school- age children, teens and adults. I Wild By Design: 200 Years of Innovation and Artistry in American Quilts was one of J In 2006,1957, Rochester’s101 exhibitors longest-running and 2,000 bargain fine the most popular shows of the 2007–08 huntersart and craftbraved festival—now the wind and the rain M&T of Hurricane Bank exhibition year. But the biggest surprise was AudreyClothesline at the Festival—celebrated Gallery’s first Clothesline 50 years. Festival. the popularity of MAGnificent Inspiration. FromSince these1957, inauspicious when it attracted beginnings, 101 exhibitors Clothesline This companion show organized by the hasand grown2,000 intobargain a community hunters, Clothesline happening has that Gallery Council paired small quilts by area showcasesgrown into artists a two-day from communityacross New Yorkhappening state. In artists to the works in ourthe collectioncollection thatthat 2006,that showcases Rochester’s hundreds longest-running of artists fromfine art across and inspired them. Originally scheduled to close craftNew Yorkfestival—now state, features the M&Tcontinuous Bank liveClothesline after four weeks, it was extended until the Festival—celebratedentertainment, and brings 50 years. more than 20,000 end of the exhibition. visitors to MAG.

2 2 Above, from left: My America traced the experience of Jewish immigrants and their descendants through such works as Raphael Soyer’s Seated Couple (1954). Fashioned from bicycle parts, Willie Cole’s 2002 work Sears Ross tji wara (mother and child) reimagines a West African ritual headdress; it was acquired by the Gallery at the close of Anxious Objects. Among the Renaissance still lifes in Natura Morta was Giovanna Garzoni’s Ceramic Bowl with Pears and Morning Glories (1651–62). Salomón Huerta’s Untitled Figure (2002) was one of 40 works by contemporary Latino artists in TRANSactions. Exhibitions

Grand Gallery TRANSactions: Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art Second Rochester Biennial October 6–December 30, 2007 June 18–September 10, 2006 Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Organized by the Memorial Art Gallery and sponsored by and made possible by the generous contributions of MCASD’s The Rochester Group. International Collectors, the Cochrane Exhibition Fund, the City of San Diego’s Commission for Arts and Culture, The James Georgia O’Keeffe: Color and Conservation Irvine Foundation and Cooley Godward Kronish LLP. In Rochester, October 1–December 31, 2006 sponsored in part by Deborah Ronnen, with additional support from Charlotte and Raul Herrera, the City of Rochester, and the Organized by the Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, and presented Rochester Hispanic Business Association, and with the assistance as part of the Annie Laurie Swaim Hearin Memorial Exhibition of New York State Senator Joseph Robach. Series. Made possible in Rochester by a major gift from Presenting Sponsor M&T Bank. Supporting Sponsors were Riedman Foundation, University of Rochester Medical Center/Strong Health, Wendy’s Wild by Design: 200 Years of Innovation and Artistry Restaurants of Rochester, Inc. and Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP. The in American Quilts Media Sponsor was the Democrat and Chronicle. Additional support January 20–March 16, 2008 was provided by New York State Assemblyman Joseph D. Morelle and Organized by the International Quilt Study Center at the University New York State Senator Joseph E. Robach. of Nebraska-Lincoln. Underwritten in Rochester by Lynne Lovejoy.

Anxious Objects: Willie Cole’s Favorite Brands Michael James: Reinventing Quilts in a Digital Age January 21–March 11, 2007 January 20–March 16, 2008 Organized by the Montclair Art Museum with support from Sponsored in part by the Humanities Project at the University of the State of New Jersey, Department of Treasury; Agnes Gund and Rochester, with additional support from the Gallery Council. Daniel Shapiro; the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts; Altria Group, Inc.; Ruth and William True; Merrill Lynch; the Cowles American Impressionism: Paintings from The Phillips Collection Charitable Trust; the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department April 13–June 15, 2008 of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; Organized by The Phillips Collection. Exhibition and national tour and by funds from the Judith Targan Endowment Fund for Museum supported by the National Endowment for the Arts as part of the Publications of the Montclair Art Museum. In Rochester, made possible American Masterpieces program. Made possible in Rochester by in part by the members of the Memorial Art Gallery. Presenting Sponsors M&T Bank and Riedman Foundation, with additional underwriting from the Gallery Council, the Gouvernet Natura Morta: Still-Life Painting and the Medici Collections Arts Fund of Rochester Area Community Foundation, University of April 1–May 27, 2007 Rochester Medical Center, Mrs. Frederick D. Berkeley III, and Dorothy Organized by Contemporanea Progetti, Florence, Italy, in collabora- Centner in memory of her husband, William. Additional support pro- tion with The Trust for Museum Exhibitions, Washington, DC. In vided by Nancy G. Curme, Jane W. Labrum, Aaron Klein and Maria Rochester, made possible with public funds secured by New York State Lauriello-Klein, and gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso. Senator James S. Alesi, with additional support from the Gallery Council, the Gouvernet Arts Fund of Rochester Area Community American Impressionism from MAG’s Permanent Collection Foundation, and Michael and Joanna Grosodonia. April 13–June 15, 2008 Organized by the Memorial Art Gallery. After Lifes: Recent Work by Shimon Okshteyn April 1–May 27, 2007 American Galleries Organized by the Memorial Art Gallery and sponsored by My America: Art from The Jewish Museum Collection, Deanne Molinari. 1900–1955 October 24–December 24, 2006 61st Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition Organized by The Jewish Museum, New York. Under­written in June 17–September 2, 2007 Rochester by New York State Assemblyman Joseph D. Morelle, Mr. & Organized by the Memorial Art Gallery and sponsored by Mrs. Harold S. Feinbloom and Dr. Seymour I. Schwartz. Additional Richard F. Brush. support provided by Laurence & Karen Kessler, Dennis Kessler & Andrea Miller, and the Jewish Community Federation of Greater Rochester. Begun in 1877, My Crazy Dream took Mary M. Hernandred Ricard 35 years to complete; in 2008 it was one of 25 quilts showcased in Wild By Design. Woman and Flowers (ca. 1920) by German expressionist Emil Nolde was on view in Art in the Age of Turbulence. Thinking on Paper show- cased preparatory drawings for works in the permanent collection, among them David Smith’s Big Diamond (1952). Childe Hassam’s Washington Arch, Spring (ca. 1894) was one of the American Impressionist masterworks that traveled from The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC. Exhibitions

Lockhart Gallery Permanent Collection Romanticism and the Politics of Taste MAGnificent Inspiration: The Art Quilt July 28–October 15, 2006 January 20–March 16, 2008 Sponsored by Eastman Kodak Company. Sponsored by the Gallery Council and underwritten by Carol Crossed and the Gouvernet Arts Fund of Rochester Area Community Foundation. Calling Every Man, Woman and Child: American World War I Posters October 27, 2006–January 21, 2007 Long-term installations Dedicated to the memory of David Hochstein (1892–1918), Protected for Eternity: The Coffins of Pa-debehu-Aset violin prodigy after whom the Hochstein School was named; Gill Discovery Center killed in the Battle of Argonne. Made possible by funding from Dan and Dorothy Gill. Additional support was provided by the Museum Loan Network, a program Pollock on Paper administered by MIT’s Office of the Arts, funded by the John S. January 31–April 15, 2007 and James L. Knight Foundation and The Pew Charitable Trusts; Sponsored by the Georgia O’Keeffe Society and the Claude Monet and by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts; the New Society of the Gallery’s Director’s Circle. York Council for the Humanities, a state program of the National Endowment for the Humanities; and the Davenport-Hatch Glory in the Flower: Paintings and Works on Paper Foundation, Inc. from the Permanent Collection April 27–July 22, 2007 Italian Baroque Organ Sponsored by Eastman Kodak Company. Fountain Court Organ on permanent loan from Eastman School of Music. German Expressionism: Art in an Age of Turbulence August 3–October 28, 2007 Seeing America Thinking on Paper: Preparatory Drawings First floor galleries from the MAG Collection November 9, 2007–March 2, 2008 PRINT STUDY corridor Presented in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Gallery docents. Lee Bontecou: Fifth Stone, Sixth Stone April 19–July 9, 2006 In Pursuit of Light and Leisure: Impressionist Masterpieces from the Permanent Collection Self Reflections: Artist and Identity March 14–June 29, 2008 July 12–August 20, 2006 Made possible in part by a gift from Dorothy Centner in memory of her husband, William.

Lucy Burne Gallery Credits facing page: Seated Couple: The Jewish Museum (Gift of Print Club of Rochester Matthew and Roslyn Besdine). © Estate of Raphael Soyer. Courtesy of June 16–August 3, 2006 Forum Gallery, New York. Sears Ross tji wara (mother and child): MAG, Maurice B. and Maxine B. Forman Fund. Ceramic Bowl with Pears and Pedestrian Photographs: Recent Work by Larry Merrill Morning Glories: Private collection, Silvano Lodi, Campione d’Italia. December 10, 2007–January 31, 2008 Untitled Figure: Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego. Credits this page: My Crazy Dream: International Quilt Study Center, The Burne Gallery was the site of frequent exhibitions of work by Ardis and Robert James Collection. Woman and Flowers: MAG, Marion Creative Workshop faculty and students. Works by Workshop Stratton Gould Fund. Drawing for Big Diamond: MAG, General faculty were also on view June 23–July 30, 2008 at the Gallery Acquisitions Fund. Washington Arch, Spring: The Phillips Collection. at One Bausch & Lomb Place in downtown Rochester. 4 Programs and Events

ONGOING 17 Hispanic Heritage 19 Baroque Organ Showcase: 7 Especially for Educators: Going for Baroque mini- Family Day Massimiliano Guido (ESM) “Science and Art” recitals and presentations, 17 Baroque Organ Showcase: 14 Especially for Educators: December ‘06 Sunday afternoons (ESM) William Porter (ESM) “Voices in the Gallery” 3 “Conversations: Women 20 Art Auction: “Artful Aging” 18 Baroque Organ Showcase: in the Arts” (UR Susan B. (MAG, LifeSpan) (at RIT) Edoardo Bellotti (ESM) Anthony Center for 28 “Tea with O’Keeffe:” Women’s Leadership) 28 Especially for Educators: Director’s Circle Preview “Drawing in the Gallery” ersinger 4 Members’ Holiday O’Keeffe (also 4/4) P. W P. 29 Patron Preview Celebration 29 Lecture/booksigning: Jed 30 Smithsonian Magazine 7 “O’K to Play” family art Perl on New Art City (Print ichard Museum Day (free

R activity (also 12/14) admission day) Club of Rochester, RIT) 7 What’s Up: Susan Daiss 30 Director’s Circle Preview: Gallery Highlights tours, 30 O’Keeffe Members Party on acquisition of Judaica Thursday evenings Natura Morta 10 “Rochester Writers Respond October ‘06 31 Opening Party: Exhibition or collection to O’Keeffe” (WB) tours, Fridays and Sundays, 1 O’Keeffe lecture: Natura Morta 14 Archaeology lecture: Dr. September–June Sarah Whitaker Peters Richard Henshaw (AIA) April ‘07 5 What’s Up: Carol Yost on July ‘06 Myers’s Sunday Morning 17 Baroque Organ Showcase: 1 Berg lecture: Hans Davidsson, David Alexander Nemerov 6 Rochester Biennial artist 11 Especially for Educators: lecture: Michael Rogers Higgs and William Porter on Edward Hopper “Georgia O’Keeffe” (ESM) 12 “Some Are Reading” 4 Especially for Educators: 12 “O’K to Play” family art 28 Kwanzaa Family Day Drawing in the Gallery book review/discussion: activity (also 10/19 and Susan Daiss on de Kooning: 9 Spring Break Art Day 10/26) January ‘07 An American Master School (through 4/13) 14 O’Keeffe Members Party 4 What’s Up: Libby Clay 20 Rochester Biennial artist 12 Archaeology lecture: on American folk art lecture: Sydney Licht 15 Baroque Organ Showcase: Dr. Rowan Flad (AIA) Francesco Cera (ESM) 20 Exhibition Party: 27 Tuesday’s Treasures preview 15 Baroque Organ Showcase: Anxious Objects and lecture by Martin 22 Exhibition party: Hans Davidsson (ESM) My America 21 Artist lecture: Willie Cole Murphy, Missing Objects 19 CEO Dinner Project (GC) 26 My America lecture: 21 Baroque Organ Showcase: 22 “Age of Renaissance” 28 Tuesday’s Treasures Jewish Museum director Magnus Kjellson Joan Rosenbaum dinner (GC, Nazareth sale, appraisal clinic (GC) 24 Especially for Educators: College Casa Italiana) November ‘06 “Anxious Objects” August ‘06 26 What’s Up/Volunteer Recognition Event: 2 “Some Are Reading” book 1 “Ben-Zion: In Search of February ‘07 Oneself” video (twice a Germaine Knapp review/discussion: Marjorie 1 What’s Up: Susan Feinstein week during My America) on Peeling Onions Searl on New Art City: on Vicente’s Batavia Manhattan at Mid-Century 2 “O’K to Play” family art 26 Natura Morta lecture: 1 Lecture: choreographer Georgina Wilsenach 9 “Some Are Reading” book activity (also 11/9, 11/16, Garth Fagan of Christie’s review/discussion: Marlene 11/23 and 11/30) 4 Black History Month Hamann-Whitmore on Full 2 What’s Up: Grant Family Day May ‘07 Bloom: Georgia O’Keeffe Holcomb and Jessica 7 Especially for Educators: 3 What’s Up: Sandra Koon 16 “Some Are Reading” Marten on WWI posters “Art and Observation” on Murch’s Resting Rock book review/discussion: honoring veterans Sue Nurse on 2 O’Keeffe lecture: conser- 19 Winter Art Day School 6 Asian Pacific American Brunelleschi’s Dome vators Judith Walsh and (through 2/23) Heritage Family Day (APA-HiP) 24 Rochester Biennial artist Dale Paul Kronkright 22 Archaeology lecture: Dr. lecture: Carol Taylor 5 Clark Dance Ensemble William M. Murray (AIA) 13 Mother’s Day (free admission for mothers, 25 Baroque Organ Showcase: 31 Rochester Biennial artist 6 Especially for Educators: “Mothers in Art” tour) lecture: Phillia Yi “Picturing My America” Federico Andreoni 15 Lecture: Walter Kulash 10 Fine Craft Show September ‘06 March ‘07 on transportation and Preview Party (GC) sustainable communities 7 What’s Up: Debora McDell 1 What’s Up: Nancy 11 Fine Craft Show & Sale (American Institute of on Haberle’s Torn in Transit Norwood on (continues 11/12) (GC) Renaissance armor Architects, Neighborworks 9 M&T Bank Clothesline 19 My America Family Day Rochester, RRDDC) Festival (continued 9/10) 1 Lecture: G. Peter (JCF) Jemison on Jaune Quick-to-See Smith** Copresenters (in parentheses): AIA/Archaeological Institute of America, Rochester Chapter APA-HiP/Asian Pacific Islander American History Project of Greater Rochester ESM/Eastman School of Music GC/Gallery Council JCF/Jewish Community Federation of Greater Rochester NYCH/New York Council for the Humanities, a state affiliate the National Endowment for the Humanities RRDDC/Rochester Regional Downtown Development Corporation RIT/Rochester Institute of Technology RoCo/Rochester Contermporary Arts Center UR/University of Rochester WB/Writers & Books Programs and Events

18 International Museum 29 Art & Treasures sale (GC) OCTOBER ’07 14 Especially for Educators: Day (free admission) (continued 6/30) 4 Art:21 video screening: “Art and Writing” 20 Baroque Organ Concert: “Protest” (WXXI, RoCo)* July ’07 15 TRANSactions artist Eastman Student 5 Exhibition Party: lecture: Angel Showcase (ESM) 1 What’s Up: Debora TRANSactions* Rodriquez-Diaz* McDell on Saint-Gaudens’s 21 On the Lawn: Geva 18 “Big Read” lecture: Comedy Improv Soldiers’ Heads 7 What’s Up: Thea Tweet on Ingres’s Portrait of Gregory Dale Smith on 24 Lecture: Feng Shui master 12 Lecture by Dr. Peter Pierre-Francois Bernier The Maltese Falcon (WB; Louisa Ong-Lee Jordan/performance initiative of the National by Young School of 7 Lecture: TRANSactions Endowment for the Arts) June ‘07 Irish Dance (Greater curator Stephanie Hanor Rochester Irish Center) (NYCH)* 18 Baroque Organ Showcase: 6 Director’s Circle Event: organist Stephen Kennedy, O’Keeffe Society 26 Rochester-Finger Lakes 10 Especially for Educators: dancer Jim Hansen (ESM) Sam Patch cruise artist lecture: Peter Forbes “Art and Identity” December ‘07 7 What’s Up: Susan Daiss 26 Lecture: Porcelain expert 11 Art:21 video screening: on Pollock’s Red Nicholas Zumbulyadis “Ecology” (WXXI, RoCo)* 2 What’s Up: Rachael (American Chemical Baldanza on Thinking 7 Lecture: Sherrie Baver 11 Baroque Organ Showcase: Society, UR Dept. of on Paper on Latino immigration David Higgs and William Biochemistry & Biophysics) (The Housing Council, Porter (ESM) 9 Lecture: Peter G. Rose on NYCH)* “The Forgotten Holidays” August ‘07 14 Hispanic Heritage Family (NYCH) 8 Rochester International 5 What’s Up: Cynthia Day (City of Rochester)* Jazz Festival concerts 10 Members’ Holiday Culbert on Gould’s 14 Lecture: Barbara Schieb (City of Rochester) West Wind Celebration (continued 6/9) on German rescuers dur- 9 Rochester-Finger Lakes ing the Holocaust (Center 16 Baroque Organ Showcase: 16 Preview Party: Rochester- artist lecture: Susan Lakin for Holocaust Awareness “Christmas at MAG” Finger Lakes Exhibition and Information/JCF) (ESM) 17 Rochester-Finger Lakes September ‘07 14 Baroque Organ Showcase: 27 Kwanzaa Family Day free admission day 8 M&T Bank Clothesline Schola Cantorum January ‘08 18 Director’s Circle lecture/ Festival (continued 9/9) 18 Lecture: TRANSactions dinner: J. Scott Tilden 16 Baroque Organ Showcase: artist Alfredo Jaar* 6 What’s Up: Sydney Greaves Ulrike Davidsson, organ, on Adoration of the Magi 21 Rochester-Finger Lakes 21 Lecture: poet Ray by the Master of St. Sang artist lecture: Harry McCue Elizabeth Phillips, soprano, Gonzalez (BOA Editions, and Christine Hauptly, RochesterInk)* 10 Master dance class: 28 Art & Treasures violin (ESM) Ballet Hispanico (Nazareth preview and lecture by 23 Director’s Circle fall College Arts Center)* Rupert Fennell (GC) lecture: Grant Holcomb on Vonnegut’s novel 17 Artist lecture: Larry Merrill Slaughterhouse Five on Pedestrian Photographs 25 Archaeology lecture: 18 Baroque Organ Showcase: Renato Perucchio (AIA) Pegasus Early Music (repeated 1/20) (ESM) November ‘07 19 Opening Party: 2 Preview Party: Wild By Design Fine Craft Show (GC) 20 Artist lecture: Michael 3 Fine Craft Show & Sale James (UR Dept. of Art (GC) (continued 11/4) and Art History & gradu- ate program in Visual 4 What’s Up: Jean Ligozio and Cultural Studies) on a Renaissance Madonna and Child 23 Especially for Educators:

ick “Color, Pattern, 8 Archaeology lecture: Composition” K. V Derek B. Counts (AIA) 11 Director’s Circle lecture: randon B Sheila Hoffman on the continued… Cameros collection of In December 2007, the Gallery hosted its 14th annual Kwanzaa Family Day. Southwestern art

*presented in conjunction with “Across Borders Rochester,” a community-wide collaboration led by MAG and Nazareth College Arts Center. In 2007–08, the inaugural season, Across Borders explored contemporary Latin American and Latino art and culture through more than three dozen events sponsored by MAG, the Arts Center, and other community organizations.

**presented in conjunction with “Witness: Know War/Know Genocide,” a community-wide collaboration led by George Eastman House 6 Programs and Events

February ‘08 13 Archaeology lecture: 14 Spring Art Day School 4 American Impressionism 2 Wild By Design Dr. Garrett Fagan (AIA) (through 4/18) lecture: Michael Lasser on music of the era luncheon/lecture: 15 American Sign Language 20 Asian Pacific American Jonathan Holstein (GC) Storytelling Program: Heritage Family Day 8 CEO Dinner and lecture by 3 What’s Up: Debora Guy Wonder (APA-HiP) muralist William Cochran McDell-Hernandez on 16 Baroque Organ Showcase: 20 Baroque Organ Showcase: 8 American Impressionism a West African mask Timothy Tikker (ESM) Hans Davidsson (ESM) lecture: Nancy Mowll Mathews on Mary Cassatt 3 Wild By Design lecture: 19 Especially for Educators: 23 Especially for Educators: curator Janet Berlo “Seeing America” “American Impressionism” 11 Mother’s Day “Mothers in Art” tour 10 Black History Month 22 Eastman Opera Theater 24 Artist lecture: Jim Mott Family Day performance, lecture 15 American Impressionism May ‘08 17 Baroque Organ Showcase: by composer Nancy lecture: Grace Seiberling Joel Speerstra (ESM) Van de Vate (ESM) 1 Rochester / High Falls on French Impressionists Film Festival Screenings 18 Winter Art Day School 29 Especially for Educators: 18 Baroque Organ Showcase: (through 2/22) Studio Art Experience 1 Lecture: Nevan Fisher on Erica Johnson, Robert Kwan China in the 20th and (ESM) 27 Especially for Educators: April ‘08 21st Centuries (APA-HiP) June ‘08 “Modern Art: Who, What 3 Archaeology lecture: and Why?” (repeated 3/5) Dr. James Adovosio (AIA) 1 Ronald Pearson jewelry 1 What’s Up: Susan Nurse event and sale (through 5/3) on MAG architecture March ‘08 6 What’s Up: Germaine 2 Rochester / High Falls 2 What’s Up: Cynthia Knapp on Weston’s 9 MAG Docents 40th Three Trees, Winter Film Festival Event: Anniversary Celebration Culbert on Royal Couple Saint-Gaudens: Master of on a Terrace 11 “Making Impressions” Gala American Sculpture (GC) 26 Art & Treasures (MAG Board of Managers) preview (GC) 4 Reshaping Rochester 3 Artist lecture: lecture: Robert Campbell 12 Opening Party: Alison Saar (RoCo) 27 Arts & Treasures sale, (American Institute of American Impressionism appraisal fair (GC) Architects, Neighborworks 4 What’s Up: Susan Gordon (continued 6/28) Rochester, RRCDC) 13 American Impressionism on Copley, Hurd and West lecture: curator Susan Behrends Frank Copresenters (in parentheses): AIA/Archaeological Institute of America, Rochester Chapter APA-HiP/Asian Pacific Islander American History Project of Greater Rochester ESM/Eastman School of Music GC/Gallery Council RoCo/Rochester Contemporary Arts Center RRDDC/Rochester Regional Downtown Development Corporation Donors of Art 7/1/2006–6/30/2008

Anonymous (1) Karl S. Kabelac Richard & Elise Murdy Mr. & Mrs. William C. Baird Ron Kransler Benjamin Nicolette *Mabel Coleman Ron Kransler in honor of Print Club of Rochester Patricia & James Conway Marcy Arnold Ruth Bickle Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Barry Downes Ron Kransler in tribute to Helene Robinson for Marilyn Feagles Kransler Cloverdale Garden Club Education Department Ron Kransler in honor of Karen & Philip Selwyn, *Maurice R. & Katherine Parker UR ‘67 and ‘65 Maxine B. Forman Ron Kransler in memory of The Turner Family (John Carolyn Friedlander Karl W. Taylor Frederic Turner, Robert Henry Stanley Glassman *Fred Ladwig Turner, Rosalind Turner Zuses) *Faye Gonsenhauser Robert E. & Anne-Marie Logan Dr. & Mrs. Mervyn Schacht Alec E. Hazlett in memory of William Lum in memory of Dr. Charles Sherman Georgia O’Keeffe, Over Blue (1918). Doris & McCrea Hazlett Monsignor Richard M. Quinn Memorial Art Gallery, Bequest of *Helen Wahl Anne G. Whitman, 2006. *Isabel C. Herdle Midtown Rochester Mrs. Hawley Ward Properties, LLC Henry Hirschland *Anne G. Whitman Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson Florence Mance and Mrs. Jean Vincent-Rapp Robert Marx in memory of Marjorie 7 C. Johnson Henry C. Matheis Family Trust *bequest Special Project Support $1,000 and above support not included on pages 3–4

Corporate Support Digitization of permanent Individual Support Asian Pacific American Heritage collections: New York State Art Acquisition Fund: Richard F. Family Day (2007 and 2008): Council on the Arts Brush, Nancy & Alan Cameros, Dr. Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, General operating support: Anne-Marie Logan, Dr. Martin & a Johnson & Johnson company; Monroe County, New York State ersinger Carol G. Rosenberg, Dr. Andrew

Canandaigua National Council on the Arts W P. Stern & Melissa McGrain Bank and Trust Hispanic Heritage Family Day: Benches for Italian Baroque

City of Rochester ichard organ performers:

Black History Month Family R Mr. & Mrs William E. Cherry Day (2006 and 2007): Public lecture by Stephanie In September 2007, State Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, Hanor in conjunction with Assemblyman Joe Morelle and Creative Workshop: a Johnson & Johnson company TRANSactions: Contemporary County Executive Maggie Brooks Dr. & Mrs. Leon Miller Exhibition Party for My Latin American and Latino visited the M&T Bank Clothesline Docent Endowment Fund: America: Rochester Red Wings Art: New York Council on Festival, where they enjoyed a Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Klein, the Humanities painting class led by Creative Dr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Tweet Exhibition Party for Wild by Workshop instructor Dick Kane. Design: First Niagara Reinstallation of the Ancient Art Dorothy McBride Gill collection: National Endowment Hispanic Heritage Family Day Education Center: for the Arts, NYS funding Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Gill (2006): M&T Bank (Citibank) through Senator Joseph E. Robach General operating support (2006–08): Davenport-Hatch Education Department: Kwanzaa Family Day (2006 Research and digitization of Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel V. DeClue, and 2007): Target collections: Institute of Museum Mr. & Mrs. Harold S. Feinbloom and Library Service Lincoln exhibition (2009), M&T Bank Clothesline reinstallation of American Endowment support: Jon Festival: M&T Bank (Presenter galleries, architectural master Cassebeer, Mr. & Mrs. Peter 2006 and 2007), Time Warner Foundation Support plan: Chester and Doris Cassebeer, Philip Cassebeer, Cable (entertainment 2007), Conservation: John Steuart Carlson Charitable Fund Frank S. Grosso, Dr. Vivian A. University of Rochester Medical Curry Foundation (2007–08), Palladoro, Estate of Mae Sears Center (promotion 2007) School program (2007–08): Henry Luce Foundation (2007–08) anonymous foundation Gift annuity: Mary E. Baker “Making Impressions” Gala: The “Conversations: Women in Alfredo Jaar lecture Bonadio Group, Cooper/Haims the Arts” and Alfredo Jaar INSTITUTIONAL Support Advisors, Inc., Morgan Stanley, (TRANSactions): lecture (TRANSactions): Deborah F. Ronnen Time Warner Cable Gouvernet Arts Fund of Rochester Black History Month Family Day (2007): Rochester City “Making Impressions” Gala: Dr. Reduced general admission on Area Community Foundation. School District’s Office of Student & Mrs. Bradford C. Berk, Mr. & Thursday evenings (2006–08): Creative Workshop (2006–07): Equity and Placement Mrs. William E. Cherry, Mark & ExxonMobil Chemical Company, Wan Jou Family Foundation Kathy Cleary, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Thomson Reuters Creative Workshop: Disaster planning supplies Pittsford Art Club Dobies, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. School Program (2006–08): (2007–08): Davenport-Hatch Gallina, Charlotte & Raul Herrera, Dominion, Bank of America, Foundation Docent Endowment Fund: Dr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Kuncl, Memorial Art Gallery Docents Rochester Gas and Electric Endowment support: Donald & Theresa Mazzullo Corporation, Hammer Packaging Clara Baird Charitable Trust, MAGazine and ARTiculate Natura Morta exhibition Gleason Foundation, David H. underwriting, Creative Workshop support: Natalie & Richard Government Support Lewis Charitable Lead Trust, scholarships, fund for future Ciccone, Bob & Maureen Dobies, Conservation: Lower Hudson Gilbert J.C. McCurdy Trust donations, art conservation Dr. Vivian A. Palladoro Conference (a New York support, holiday decorations, Family Days (2006–08): docent program support, School Program (2006–08): State Council on the Arts Marie C. & Joseph C. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Judson regrant program) staff appreciation luncheon: Wilson Foundation Gallery Council Jr., anonymous donor Gifts in Kind $1,000 and above

2006–2007 Imaging services: 2007–2008 Imaging services: Advertising for opening parties: City Blue Imaging Services Advertising for opening parties: City Blue Imaging Services Democrat and Chronicle Landscaping: The Davey Tree Democrat and Chronicle Office furniture: Audio visual services: Expert Company Audio visual services: Genesee Office Interiors, Inc. Langie Audio Visual Systems Office furniture: Langie Audio Visual Systems Pizza for M&T Bank Clothesline Creative services for CEO din- Genesee Office Interiors, Inc. Champagne and wine for Festival: Domino’s Pizza ner invitation: partners + napier Pizza for M&T Bank “Making Impressions” Gala: Printing of corporate member- Creative services: Clothesline Festival: Constellation Brands ship brochure: Monroe Litho MillRace Design Associates Domino’s Pizza Creative services: Printing of Gallery rack cards: Creative services: Waived costs for “Age of MillRace Design Associates St. Vincent Press Van Auken Design Renaissance” Dinner: Mario’s Equipment and services for Professional fees: Bayer Associates Italian Steakhouse & Catering Garden plantings: water treatment: Chem Aqua Wine for M&T Bank Sedgwick Business Interiors Wine for M&T Bank Food for MAG-related events: Clothesline Festival: Guest accommodations: Clothesline Festival: Hawthorne’s Heron Hill 8 Strathallan Hotel Heron Hill Garden plantings: Sedgwick Business Interiors Director’s Circle as of 6/30/08; includes 2007–08 Annual Fund donors of $1,500 or more

Claude Monet Society *Paula & Christopher Carter *Mr. & Mrs. Frank Interlichia *Drs. Eugene Schneider & $6,000 & above *Mr. & Mrs. William E. Cherry Peter Iselin Gloria Baciewicz Anonymous (2) *Natalie & Richard Ciccone Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Joynt *Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Schwartz Richard F. Brush *Mark & Kathy Cleary *Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Judson Jr. *Dr. Seymour I. Schwartz *Alan & Nancy Cameros *Sarah H. Collins *Dr. & Mrs. Stuart L. Kaplan Dr. & Mrs. Steven Scott Searl *Gwen & John Greene Mr. & Mrs. William P. Cowgill *Stephanie Katz & Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Shanahan *Charlotte & Raul Herrera Sybil S. & Alfred B. Craig Jr. David Goldberg *Dr. Kristina A. Siddall *Peggy & Tom Hubbard *Mr. & Mrs. John W. Crowe *Lyn Kayser *Curtis & Yogi Signorino *Bob & Willy Hursh *Nancy G. Curme Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Kelley *Morton & Bernice Skirboll *Aaron Klein & *Janice J. Currie Jonathan Klein & Susan Cohn *Virginia N. Skuse Maria Lauriello-Klein *Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Daly *Marty & Maggie Kleinman Robert L. & Mary L. Sproull Fayga Press *John & Kathy D’Amanda *Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Klinsky *Sue S. Stewart *Eric I. Zeller *Joe & Judy Darweesh *Thomas & Germaine Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Sugumele *Mary Ann Dever * Dr. & Mrs. Peter Knight *Laura & Albert Swett Georgia O’Keeffe Society *Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Dorsey *Mr. & Mrs. Robert Koegel *Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Sykes *Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Dressler Mr. & Mrs. John F. Kraushaar Katherine S. Taylor $3,000–$5,999 *Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss *Dr. & Mr. Ralph W. Kuncl *James D. Thompson *Ned & Beth Adams *Dr. & Mrs. James A. Durfee Jane W. Labrum Joyce & Brian Thompson *Dr. James T. & Jacqueline *Mr. & Mrs. James B. Durfee *Dr. & Mrs. Leo R. Landhuis Diane & Robert Tichell Stemmler Adams Mr. & Mrs. Lester Eber *Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Landsman Joyce Underberg & Stan Rodwin Langdon F. Clay *Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Engelman Mr. & Mrs. John L. Lawless *Mr. & Ms. David A. Virgilio Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dobies *Preston Faulkner *Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Leo William B. Webber Louise Epstein *Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Fisher Sandra H. Lloyd *Kevin Weekley *Harold & Joan Feinbloom *Jonathan D. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Haines B. Lockhart Mari Wells *Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Fox Don & Barbara Flynn Lynne Lovejoy Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fox *Heidi Friederich Arthur E. Lowenthal *Carolyn & Roger Friedlander Esther C. Gabel *Nelson & Audrey MacCallum James & Marianne Koller *Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Gallina Barbara Mackintosh Donald & Theresa Mazzullo Irving & Essie Germanow Drs. James & Mary-Parke Manning Dr. & Mrs. Edward Messing Robert & Joanne Gianniny Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert G. McCurdy President Joel & *Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Gill Ed & Marilynn McDonald Dr. Friederike Seligman Mr. & Mrs. Burton Gordon Pamela McGreevy Robert C. & Jane K. Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Gosnell *Mr. & Mrs. George F. Medill Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Stotz *Suzanne & Gerard Gouvernet *Joseph Meister This oil lamp or Hannukiah is one of *Betty Strasenburgh *Mr. & Mrs. George H. Greer *Marc Mellon & Babette Bloch seven objects purchased in 2006 from Mr. & Mrs. W. Michael New York City’s Central Synagogue. Jean E. Groff Lorraine & Sy Merrall Traphagan All the objects were intended for use *Michael & Joanna Grosodonia Dr. & Mrs. Leon L. Miller David R. Wilson during the Jewish Sabbath and holy *Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Grossman * Deanne Molinari Deborah Wilson days, and all were made in southern *Frank S. Grosso *Dr. & Mrs. William L. Morgan Germany and eastern Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. Winslow Homer Society Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Haggerty *Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Moxley III Mr. & Mrs. Hugh A. Hamlin *Mr. & Mrs. Otto Muller-Girard $1,500–$2,999 Dr. & Mrs. John D. Hare Dr. & Mrs. Jules Musinger Mr. & Mrs. Bradley R. Whitman Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. Douglass C. Harvey Jane F. & William J. Napier Trust Mr. & Mrs. Steven H. Whitman *Frank & Emille Allen Steve & Nancy Herbert *Dr. & Mrs. Gary D. Paige Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Wilmers Patricia & Gordon Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. Hickey *Peter Michael Palermo J. Christine Wilson & *George & Vee Angle Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Holliday *Dr. Vivian A. Palladoro Mary K. Collins Dr. & Mrs. Edward C. Atwater *Mr. & Mrs. Jerome L. Huff *Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Paprocki *Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Wolf Claire Hodges Bagale Gwyneth D. Hunting *David & Marjorie Perlman Dr. Robert E. Wolf Mr. & Mrs. William C. Baird *Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hurlbut *Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Yanni *Mr. & Mrs. William Balderston III *Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Ierardi Mr. & Mrs. Mike Pinch *Martin Zemel & Laura Fulton *Maureen & George Basil *Dr. Kathleen C. Plum & Dr. & Mrs. Myron C. Beal Robert T. Plum Lifetime members Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Bell *Herbert R. Powers Nathalie L. Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Bennett Betsy McNally Ravenel *Grant & Siobhan Holcomb *Dr. & Mrs. Bradford C. Berk *Polly Reeder & John Barden Earl W. Kage & Heken H. Berkeley *Herbert L. Rees Hamilton Driggs *Mr. & Mrs. William F. Beveridge *Elizabeth & Eric Rennert Mr. & Mrs. James S. Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Allen C. Boucher *William Rice & Dr. Anne-Marie Logan *Mr. & Mrs. Alfred G. Boylan Mary Ann Monley Charles Rand Penney *Mr. & Mrs. G. Sheldon Brayer Mr. & Mrs. John R. Riedman William B. Webber *Mr. & Mrs. Peter O. Brown *Marion Swett Robinson *Dr. & Mrs. James L. Budd *June B. Rogoff Junior Director’s Circle Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Burns This 19th-century Indian minia- Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Rulison $750–$1,499 Ann Burr & A. Vincent Buzard ture, once owned by Jacqueline Mickey Sands Mr. & Mrs. Edward Denning *Catherine B. Carlson Kennedy Onassis, was the 2007 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sands Dr. & Mrs. Abraham Glazer *Margaret J. Carnall bequest of Faye Gonsenhauser. *Dr. & Mrs. Aaron Satloff Mr. & Mrs. David N. Labudde

*charter member of University of Rochester’s George Eastman Circle 9 Members Individuals and foundations at Patron level and above as of 6/30/08

Benefactors Dr. Lon Baratz & $600–$1,499 Joseph C. Arena Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Bargmann James S. Badger Midtown Plaza 1962– Mrs. John B. Barnell 1987, by Edith Lunt Bruce B. Bates Eva S. Bauman Gertrude Beyer Small, was donated Jennifer M. Beckley to MAG in 2008 by Mr. & Mrs. James H. Biben Dr. Howard Beckman & Midtown Rochester Claire M. Brown Ellen Leopold Properties, L.L.C., as Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Buchan Mr. & Mrs. Harry R. Beilfuss developers prepared to Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. D’Angelo III Gayl Belcher raze the historic mall. Shirley B. Fallon Linda J. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Ronald H. Fielding Mrs. Frank C. Bennett Nancy Foster & Carl Gerard Ronald J. Kransler Suressa & Richard Forbes Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Bennett Dr. & Mrs. Howard Ryder Foye Helen F. Kristal Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Geary Mr. & Mrs. Albert M. Bensley William A. Fricke Dr. & Mrs. Paul L. La Celle Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. George Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Betts Helene C. Friedman Drs. John Laing & Kathleen King Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Blackmun Mr. & Mrs. Jay Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Germanow Nelson A. Blish Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Fulbright F. Langworthy John & Roslyn Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Bolger Mr. & Mrs. James W. Fulmer Mr. & Mrs. Craig E. Larson Mrs. Richard Handler Dr. & Mrs. Philip P. Bonanni Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Gangemi Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Latella Walter B. D. Hickey Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John R. Bosco M. Lois Gauch Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Lavoie Mr. & Mrs. John R. Horvath Dr. & Mrs. John Bouyoucos Mr. & Mrs. James M. Genthner Mr. & Mrs. Chris W. Lawrence Gloria B. Horwitz Saundra Braitman Dr. & Mrs. Warren Glaser Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Leahy Dr. & Mrs. Richard W. Hyde Theresa D. Bronte Coral T. Glassman Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Legge Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Kirshner Helen D. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence I. Goldstein Mrs. John R. Leinen Mr. & Mrs. James K. Koon Jennifer D. Brown John & Sandra Good Mr. & Mrs. George Leopard Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Dr. & Mrs. Francis E. Browning Mr. & Mrs. David L. Gosper Jeanne H. Lindsay Lander Jr. Stephen A. Brownstein James & Dorothy Green Ernie V. Lisi Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Lariton Lisa Brubaker & James Viscardi Mr. & Mrs. Alan Griesinger Mr. & Mrs. Gene Lockhart Annette D. Lee Mr. & Mrs. John W. Brugler Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Grinols Mr. & Mrs. Staffan B. Lundback Mrs. William B. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Joshua E. Bruner Dr. & Mrs. Robert P. Gulick Mr. & Mrs. Kent E. Macafee Dr. & Mrs. Hobart A. Lerner William S. Burriack Mr. & Mrs. W. Jackson Hall Charlotte Marsh Jane & Jim Littwitz Dr. & Mrs. Richard I. Burton Donald S. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Martin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David K. McDonald Curtiss J. Campagna Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Hallenbeck Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Marx Kathy & Ted Nixon Mr. & Mrs. Barry Caplan Howard T. Hallowell William P. McCarrick Lillian S. Price Estelle H. Carver Ruth K. Hamburger Mr. & Mrs. Stuart McCarty Dr. & Mrs. James L. Robotham Wendell Castle & Nancy Jurs Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Rodney McDonald & Mr. & Mrs. Ned W. Roman Romolo Celli L. Handelman Edith Almann Rubens Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Mark Chodoff Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Hare Mr. & Mrs. Robert Melton Ruth C. Schnabel Libby Clay Mrs. Alexander D. Hargrave Lynn S. Merrell Vicki & Richard Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Clement Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Hargrave Suzanne Meyerowitz Dr. Elaine Spaull & Mr. & Mrs. John H. Cline Mr. & Mrs. William Z. Harper Daniel M. Meyers Malcolm Spaull Dr. & Mrs. John J. Condemi Alan J. Harris Robert & Alana Miller Mr. & Mrs. David E. Spence Mr. & Mrs. Paul Constantine Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Heilman Mr. & Mrs. Donald Monefeldt Mr. & Mrs. John W. Thoman Mr. & Mrs. Bernard W. Costich Margaret B. Heminway Mr. & Mrs. James E. Morris Mrs. Robert Van der Stricht Linda W. Davey Elaine Heveron & Louis Faber Mrs. William B. Morse Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wehrheim Linda L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Heyer Mr. & Mrs. John S. Muenter Patricia Woodlock Stewart Davis & Anne Havens Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Heywood Sabine Murphy & Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Hirschland Martin Brusdeilins Patrons Mr. & Mrs. Vincent DeClue Randy R. DeFrank Dr. & Mrs. Michael G. Hirsh Mr. & Mrs. Martin Nacman $300–$599 Ken & Jean DeHaven Mr. & Mrs. Jay T. Holmes Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nadeau Anonymous (2) Alan E. Dietsche & Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Horn Nannette Nocon & Dr. & Mrs. Mark J. Adams Dorothy Toomey Mr. & Mrs. Donald Karl Wessendorf Mr. & Mrs. Edward After Mr. & Mrs. Kreag Donovan R. Hunsberger Dr. Stanley F. Novak Mrs. Richard Ahlheim Dr. & Mrs. Howard J. Donsky Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Hutchins Mr. & Mrs. William F. Noval Andrea J. Allen Leaf E. Drake Marjorie M. Ingersoll Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Obourn Enise Allen-Southgate Marlene K. Duerr Dr. & Mrs. Earl G. Ingersoll Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. John W. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Eisenhart Bob & Helen Jennette Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. David J. Anselm Mr. & Mrs. Sven Ekholm Tom Johnson Dr. John O’Brien & Jennifer Apetz & Paul Ferrel Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Eleanor S. Jones Patricia Provvidenza Dr. & Mrs. James V. Aquavella R. Erbland Nancy Kelly & Peter Pappas Randi & Gary Offen Jacqueline Archer & Richard G. Ermer Mr. & Mrs. David L. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Robert David Skinner Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Feinstein Robert S. Kenyon Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Ashley Mr. & Mrs. Gordon L. Fiske Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Klein Dr. Bernard J. Oseroff Etta K. Atkin Jody Fleischer Clement W. Knight Mr. & Mrs. Leon Pacala B. Reuben Auspitz & Christine Groth Folsom Mark R. Knudson Mr. & Mrs. John S. Parke Dawn Good Elk Kathleen P. Ford Mr. & Mrs. John Kosboth Mr. & Mrs. John R. Parrinello Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Forsyth Francine Koskinas Mr. & Mrs. Glen H. Pearson

10 Members Individuals and foundations at Patron level and above as of 6/30/08

Kenneth H. Peters Dr. & Mrs. William F. Salminen Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Stookey William Vreeland & Judith Bose Jon B. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Sassano Aura C. Striebich Kay Wallace & Peter Oddleifson Terry Platt & Dianne Edgar Peggy W. Savlov Marsha Sutton & Mr. & Mrs. David M. Waniewski Mr. & Mrs. Robert Presutti Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Schenck Andrew Wilson Sylvia A. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Publow Mr. & Mrs. Jon L. Schumacher Catherine S. Sweet Michael & Robin Weintraub Mr. & Mrs. John W. Pulleyn Herb & Natalie Schwartz Mary Lou M. Swicklik Mrs. Arnold Weissberger Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Rabinowitz Mary W. Schwertz Mr. & Mrs. William A. Taber Ethan L. & Janet S. Welch Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Robbins Andy Scott & Mr. & Mrs. David Thiel Peggy Wier Susan & Nathan Robfogel Helene Thompson-Scott William N. Thompson Michael & Patricia Wilder Dr. & Mrs. Gordon N. Robinson Dolores Seagren & George & Marsha Tillson Helen Q. Williams Nancy Robinson Nancy Richards Mimi & Sam Tilton Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell T. Williams Helene B. Robinson Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Segal Mr. & Mrs. William Towler Mr. & Mrs. Sergeant W. Wise Anna I. Roodenburg Gretchen H. Shafer Marion F. Tucker Carolyn Sibley Wolfe Bernice M. Rosenberg Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Small Dr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Tweet Doris B. Wright Dr. & Mrs. Stephen I. Rosenfeld Mr. & Mrs. Leal C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. John R. Tyler Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Zeifang Susan G. Ross Dr. Hannah J. Solky Mr. & Mrs. Bart A. Valvano Jim Ziobro & Mr. & Mrs. John G. Ruhland Mr. & Mrs. H. Allen Spencer Mr. & Mrs. David C. Vilas Dolores Pasto-Ziobro Jean Ryon Carol T. Srokose Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Voss Daan Zwick & Janis Dowd

Corporate Members as of 6/30/08

LEADER contributor $25,000 $1,000­ American Portfolios In May 2008, area busi- Financial Services ness executives gathered Arch Chemicals, Inc. for the Gallery’s 11th annual CEO dinner. Bergmann Associates Among the attendees The Bonadio Group were Linda Salerno, Canandaigua National Karen Rulison, Joe Bank & Trust Rulison, Ted Boucher ChamberlainD’Amanda and Vic Salerno. Photo by Kimberly McKinzie. LEADER Clark Patterson Lee $10,000 Diamond Packaging The Dolomite Group EBS Benefit Solutions Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, a Lazer Incorporated EFP Group Johnson & Johnson company Leclair Korona Giordano Cole ExxonMobil Chemical Company partners + napier Richard W. McGrath CPA, P.C. Fibertech Networks Paychex, Inc. Pike Stained Glass Studio, Inc. Frontier Communications Pictometry Quality Vision International Inc. Partner Solutions The Pike Company, Inc. Restaurant 2 Vine $5,000 Hammer Packaging J.C. Pilato, Inc. General Zeller Corporation Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Harris Beach PLLC Contractors JPMorgan Chase Harris Interactive Postler & Jaeckle Corp. FRIEND Preferred Care Harter Secrest & Emery LLP Rochester Gas and $250 Thomson Reuters Hickey-Freeman Company, Inc. Electric Corporation ABR Wholesalers, Inc. Verizon Wireless Hiscock & Barclay, LLP Sage Rutty BOA Editions Ltd. Xerox Corporation Insero & Company Schuler-Haas Electric Corp. Genesee Valley Trust Company International Art Acquisitions Sentry Group Jines Restaurant, Inc. sponsor Javen Construction Co., Inc. The Source Fine Jewelers JML Optical Industries Inc. $2,500 KPMG LLP Synthesis Management Group Maynard’s Electric Supply Inc. ESL Federal Credit Union KeyBank Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Round Hill Pacific HSBC Bank USA, N.A. M/E Engineering, P.C. The Wolford Law Firm LLP Seabreeze Park Harris Corporation— J.T. Mauro Co. Inc. Spall Homes Corporation RF Communications Division Midtown Athletic Club MEMBER STI Tours, Inc. OppenheimerFunds, Inc. Monroe Litho $500 The Shopping Bag RE/MAX of New York, Inc. Jill M. Nikas, D.D.S. ATM Properties and HouseDigital VisitRochester Riedman Foundation Nixon Peabody LLP Alleson of Rochester, Inc. Wright-Wisner Nolan’s Rental Howe & Rusling Distributing Corporation O’Connell Electric Company

11 Annual Fund ‘06-07 Gifts of $250 and up

Leadership donors President Joel & Mr. & Mrs. John L. Lawless $10,000+ Dr. Friederike Seligman Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Leone Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Shanahan James C. & Rosemary Richard F. Brush World War I Kathleen & Mark Suher posters from B. MacKenzie Mrs. George C. Gordon Katherine S. Taylor the MAG Pennie McNulty & Gwen & John Greene Mr. & Mrs. W. Michael collection Chris VanQuekelberg Bob & Willy Hursh were the Traphagan Mr. & Mrs. George F. Medill Fayga Press subject of Dr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Wisch a popular Dr. & Mrs. William L. Morgan $5,000–9.999 Bob & Nancy Witmer exhibition Ruth I. Morton Gilbert J. C. & Virginia G. in fall 2006. Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Moxley III McCurdy Trust Campaign Sponsors Sara L. Niemeyer Dr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Tweet Kathy & Ted Nixon $250–999 Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Fisher Janet Phillips Forbes Dr. John O’Brien & Campaign supporters Anonymous (1) Patricia Provvidenza Dr. James T. Adams & Heidi Friederich $1,000–4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Gallina Mr. & Mrs. John W. Pulleyn Jacqueline Stemmler Adams Ruth L. Rappenecker Ned & Beth Adams Etta K. Atkin Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Geary Dane & Judy Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Richards Mr. & Mrs. Peter O. Brown Myrtle K. Aydelotte Dr. & Mrs. James L. Robotham Alan & Nancy Cameros Eva S. Bauman Frank S. Grosso Dr. & Mrs. John D. Hare Schieven Family Estate of Mrs. Donald R. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Bell Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. James B. Durfee Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Bennett Alan J. Harris Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Horn Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Small Louise Epstein Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Betts Mr. & Mrs. Leal C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Farnham Mr. & Mrs. G. Sheldon Brayer Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Hotra Mr. & Mrs. Donald Robert L. & Mary L. Sproull Harold & Joan Feinbloom June I. Brush Dr. & Mrs. James M. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Buchan R. Hunsberger Gwyneth D. Hunting Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Stone Carolyn & Roger Friedlander Margaret J. Carnall Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Stotz Joseph & Anna Gartner Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Carney Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hurlbut Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Ierardi Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Stwertka Foundation Dorothy G. Centner Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Sugumele Charlotte & Raul Herrera Mr. & Mrs. William E. Cherry Dr. & Mrs. Earl G. Ingersoll Katherine Jakubowski Kenneth Townson Grant & Siobhan Holcomb Mr. & Mrs. John W. Crowe Charles Truesdell Peggy & Tom Hubbard John & Kathy D’Amanda Bob & Helen Jennette Mr. & Mrs. John H. Kitchen Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David L. Vigren Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Kelley Linda L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wehrheim Arthur E. Lowenthal Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dobies Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Klein Mr. & Mrs. Robert Koegel Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell T. Williams Mrs. William Manry Judy Donaldson Mr. & Mrs. William B. Wilmot Donald & Theresa Mazzullo Leaf E. Drake Stan & Roseanne Konopko Drs. John Laing & Kathleen King Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Wisbaum Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Paprocki Dr. & Mrs. James A. Durfee Carolyn Sibley Wolfe Betsy McNally Ravenel Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Erdle Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Garth Fagan Lander Jr. Annual Fund ‘07-08 Gifts of $250 and up

Beginning with the ‘07–08 Sentry Group Leaf E. Drake Mrs. William B. Lee fiscal year, individual Annual Dr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Tweet Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Leone Jr. Fund donations of $1,500 and up William B. Webber Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Erdle Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Marx were combined with membership Ann Weintraub & Ursula Reiners Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Bruce L. McLear dues, and donors were credited at Bob & Nancy Witmer Janet Phillips Forbes Pennie McNulty & the appropriate level of Director’s Joseph & Anna Chris VanQuekelberg Circle (p. 9). Campaign Sponsors Gartner Foundation Ruth I. Morton M. Lois Gauch Dr. John O’Brien & $250–999 Leadership donors Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Geary Patricia Provvidenza $5,000+ Etta K. Atkin Mr. & Mrs. James S. Gleason Randi & Gary Offen Eva S. Bauman Mr. & Mrs. Howard Haims Dr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Reed Gilbert J. C. & Virginia G. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Bell McCurdy Trust Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Horn Alice J. Roberson Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Hotra Dr. & Mrs. James L. Robotham Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Bennett Campaign supporters Dr. & Mrs. Richard W. Hyde President Joel & Richard F. Brush Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Jacobsen Dr. Friederike Seligman $1,000–4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Buchan Katherine Jakubowski Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Sugumele Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Briggs Dr. & Mrs. Eric D. Caine Bob & Helen Jennette Kathleen & Mark Suher Emily D. Cassebeer Barbara J. Case Marcia C. Karch Kenneth Townson Estate of Mrs. Donald R. Clark Dorothy G. Centner Mr. & Mrs. William Konar Charles Truesdell Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Farnham Drs. Frank & Margaret Colgan Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Mr. & Mrs. Julian P. Webb Rubens Family Foundation Linda L. Davis Lander Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wehrheim Thomas Sears Judy Donaldson Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Landsman Peter B. Whitcombe 12 Planned Giving

Marion Stratton Dorothy B. Rosenberg-Passer Gould Society Mark F. Schork Anticipated bequests as of 6/30/08 Karen P. Selwyn Anonymous (16) Marjorie J. Smith Dr. James T. & Charles H. Speirs Jacqueline Stemmler Adams Robert L. & Mary L. Sproull Patricia N. Anderson Diane & Robert Tichell George & Vee Angle Joyce Underberg Dr. & Mrs. James V. Aquavella William B. Webber Mary E. Baker Ann Weintraub Helen H. Berkeley Marie O. Wells Barbara R. Biben Margaret Wessman Richard F. Brush Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Wolf

Margaret J. Carnall G raham Daan Zwick & Janis Dowd

Ellen Eber G ary Joan & Harold Feinbloom bequests In spring 2008, Creative Workshop instructor Sarah Hart spent eight weeks Donald C. & Elizabeth B. Fisher Funds received 7/1/06–6/30/08 copying Rembrandt’s Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair in collaboration Suressa & Richard Forbes with the Gallery’s curatorial and education departments. Maurice J. Cornell Jean R. France Margaret Davis Freilich & Heidi Friederich Alan & Sylvia Davis Carolyn & Roger Friedlander Marilyn & Richard Hare Henrietta & Max Levine Memorial Fund M. Lois Gauch Alec E. Hazlett Dr. Anne-Marie Logan Albert & Ruth Fenyvessy Robert & Joanne Gianniny Roger Hilfiker Dr. & Mrs. Leon L. Miller Wilma Gruenauer Frauken Grohs Collinson, Cecelia Horwitz & Floyd Tucker Deanne Molinari Mary R. Orwen President, The Frauken Grohs Mr. & Mrs. Jerome L. Huff Bernard J. Oseroff Norbert G. Ruf Collinson Collection Trust Bob & Willy Hursh Dr. Vivian A. Palladoro Lyman K. & Eleanore B. Stuart Frank S. Grosso Elizabeth Jackson-Renner Dr. G. Porter Perham Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Paul Haas Greeba Schmoker Klitgord Elizabeth & Eric Rennert Jane W. Labrum Sylvia E. Rose

Volunteers

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Gallery Council ‘06-07 Christina Howard, Pam Foye, 2nd Vice President Docents ‘06-08 Administrative Treasurer Nancy Curnutt, Judith Van Bramer, President Connie Klein, Chair Candace DeMuynck, Recording Secretary Sandra Koon, 1st Vice President Cynthia Flynn, Vice Chair Projects Treasurer Mary Sue Jack, Anne Robotham, Emily Osgood, Secretary Theodora Carr, Past President Corre­sponding Secretary 2nd Vice President Suressa Forbes, Treasurer Christina Howard, Nancy Curnutt, Joan Yanni, Newsletter Gallery Council ‘07-08 Administrative Treasurer Recording Secretary Anastasia Markson, Judith Van Bramer, President Carol Morse, Projects Treasurer Corre­sponding Secretary Sandra Koon, 1st Vice President Theodora Carr, Past President

A Since its founding in 1940, the all-volunteer Gallery Council has raised more than $2 million in support of MAG. In June 2007, Kristen Sullivan (left) and Peg McNamara (right) presented Council president Judie Van Bramer with $15,000 raised by the Travel Committee. Photo by Gary Graham. B At the 2007 M&T Bank Clothesline Festival, M&T regional president Dan Burns (center) worked the gate, accompanied by his son Ryan and MAG Board member Andy Gallina. Photo by Richard P. Wersinger. C Each year, thousands of school​children and adults enjoy tours led by MAG docents, an all-volunteer organization which in 2008 celebrated its 40th anniversary. Photo by Gary Graham. D Three hundred guests enjoyed dinner, dancing and a preview of American Impressionism: Paintings from The Phillips Collection at an April 2008 gala sponsored by the MAG Board of Managers (back of publication). “Making Impressions” raised more than $32,000 for the Gallery. Photo by Ronald Cronk.

13 Financial Summary fiscal years ended 6/30/07 and 6/30/08

Revenues 2006–07 $5,542,555 Revenues 2007–08 $5,131,374 (unaudited)

Endowment 20% Membership / gifts 43% Endowment 27% Membership / gifts 45%

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Earned Earned income 15% income 22% Government 7% Government 4% University of Rochester 8% University of Rochester 9%

EXPENSes 2006–07 $5,539,515 expenses 2007–08 $5,130,696 (unaudited)

ADMINISTRATION 15% ADMINISTRATION 19% FACILITIES 26% FACILITIES 28%

Technology 3%

Technology 4%

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advancement / advancement / EDUCATION 9% membership 25% EDUCATION 11% membership 21%

Exhibitions 11% CURATORIAL 11% Exhibitions 9% CURATORIAL 8%

For more information, contact Kim Hallatt, assistant director for administration, 585-276-8904 ([email protected]).

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Board of Managers

Managers ‘06–08 John Greene ‘07–’08 *Joel Seligman Eugene C. Dorsey Samuel T. Hubbard, President Joanna Grosodonia Timothy J. Shanahan Joan Feinbloom ‘07–’08 Andrew Gallina, Vice President Sam Guerrieri Jr. Michael G. Sisson Heidi Friederich Mary M. Koegel, Secretary Charlotte M. Herrera Elaine Spaull Robert Gianniny *Ronald J. Paprocki, Treasurer Wayne Higby Michael Stone Dorothy Gill Stanley D. Konopko, Chair G. Peter Jemison ‘06–’07 Laura Swett Frank S. Grosso *Grant Holcomb, Director *Connie Klein David Thiel Robert D. Hursh Breckenridge Kling *Allen Topolski G. Peter Jemison ‘07–’08 Kenneth D. Bell Arnold Klinsky W. Michael Traphagan Earl W. Kage Mary Berk ‘07–’08 *Ralph Kuncl ‘07–’08 *Judith Van Bramer Lyn Kayser Lydia Boddie-Rice ‘06–’07 Vincent Leo ‘07–’08 *G. Robert Witmer Germaine Knapp Peter O. Brown Sydney Licht ‘06–’07 Ramsay Lawless Richard F. Brush Regina C. MacAdam Honorary Members Joan Morgan Kathy Cleary Theresa B. Mazzullo Edward Adams John S. Parke Virginia R. Cornyn ‘06–’07 Robert L. Miller Jacqueline Stemmler Adams Pearl Rubin ‘06–’07 Kathryn D’Amanda Brenda L. Pacheco-Rivera ‘06–’07 Emille Allen Ruth Scott James B. Durfee *Charles E. Phelps ‘06–’07 George Angle Nancy Turner Joan L. Feinbloom ‘06–’07 Martha Christoff Pulleyn Elizabeth Brayer William B. Webber Linda Fox Seymour Schwartz ‘07–’08 William Buckett Carolyn T. Friedlander Friederike Seligman Alan Cameros *ex-officio

Staff as of 6/30/2008

Administration Exhibitions Advancement Creative Workshop Grant Holcomb, Mary W. and Marie Via, director of exhibitions Joseph T. Carney, director Rachael Baldanza, Donald R. Clark Director Daniel Knerr, of Gallery advancement managing director Nancy Holowka, exhibitions registrar Christine Garland, Peggy LaHair-Edmunds, assistant to the director Ann M. Kuebel, assistant director of business director assistant exhibitions registrar Gallery advancement *Warren Mianecke, Kim Hallatt, assistant director Chiyo Ueyama, Barbara Stewart, administrative night registrar for administration exhibitions assistant assistant–advancement *Paul Harp, ceramics technician Patti Walker, staff accountant John King, exhibitions designer *Sue Cook, corporate *Susan Link, *Sheryl Burgstrom, relations manager Art Day School coordinator staff accountant Education Randi Offen, office manager *Meg Colbert, morning secretary *Ann Coffey, administrative assistant Susan Daiss, McPherson Lourdes Douglas, Jacqueline Forbes, Director of Education membership manager Gallery Store analyst/programmer Marlene Hamann-Whitmore, Rebecca Kraai, Colleen Griffin-Underhill, Barbara Kintzel, curator of education membership assistant store manager desktop systems analyst *Sydney Greaves, *Carol Yost, Miriam Lebowitz, *Clare Mann, Danielle Varenka, Lynda Serafine, Estelle B. Goldman assistant membership secretary assistant managers Gallery Council assistant curators of education *Heidi Friederich, *Mary Lorei, Mary Ann Monley, administrator Patti Giordano, marketing/ *Katy Shaw, *Liz Wilcox, communications manager Curatorial of volunteer services and tours sales associates Debora McDell-Hernandez, Larissa Masny, marketing/ *Priscilla Sheridan, bookkeeper Marjorie B. Searl, chief curator community ­programs/ communications assistant Nancy Norwood, outreach coordinator Shirley Wersinger, editor Facilities curator of European art Mary Mathews, office manager and graphics coordinator Monica Simpson, permanent Debbie Smith, area manager Kerry Donovan, secretary Donna DeFord, visitor collections registrar services coordinator Jamie Chudyk, Jessica Marten, assistant curator Lu Harper, librarian/webmaster *Chrisa Katsampes, HVAC/R Technician *Cynthia Culbert, assistant curator Susan Nurse, visual visitor services Barry Schieven, Don VanArsdell, *Colleen Piccone, curatorial resources coordinator building mechanics assistant *Meg Colbert, library assistant Karen Stolt, events manager/ Andres DeJesus, Keith Hartzog, Kerry Schauber, research assistant Clothesline Festival manager Bart Ransom, Gary Smith, *Carol Acquilano, Kaitlin Gray, events coordinator building service workers print room technician *part-time employee Joanne Neu, banquet houseperson