NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

MARY AND LEIGH BLOCK MUSEUM OF ART

ANNUAL REPORT 2010–2011 STAFF 2010–11 BOARD OF ADVISORS 2010–11

David A. Robertson James Elesh, chair The Ellen Philips Katz Director Kristina Bottomley Elizabeth Bergmann Registrar Diane Dawson Mimi Brody Film Curator and Director, William Hood Block Cinema Ellen Philips Katz Aaron Chatman Security Assistant James A. Klein Julia Detchon Rosalyn M. Laudati Undergraduate Fellow Judy Ledgerwood Nicole Druckman Grants Manager R. Hugh Magill Emily Forsgren Conor O’Neil Assistant to the Director James B. Pick James Foster Manager of Security Services David Alan Robertson, ex officio Corinne Granof Selig D. Sacks Curator John Hawkins Jean E. Shedd, ex officio Museum Custodian Bettina Hessler Graduate Fellow Helen Hilken Director of Development Judy Koon Director of Educational Programs Sarah Mack Aiko Takamori, Peony, 2010, color inkjet print and lithograph. Education Coordinator Gift of the Lawrence Lithography Workshop, 2011.2 Burke Patten Communications Manager Jason Kelly Roberts Block Cinema Graduate Fellow Dan Silverstein Mission Statement Manager of Exhibitions and Facilities Carole Towns Business Administrator The Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University, is dedicated Liz Wolf to the growth and preservation of its collections and to the study and exhibition of Collections and Exhibitions Assistant reproducible art forms—including prints, photographs, film, video, and computer- Debora Wood mediated art—and to their capacity to reach and transform society. Senior Curator

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Click the Block Podcast Click the video Click the cursor icon icons to listen to icons to watch to view images and online podcasts. video segments. archives online. Table of Contents Message Fall 2010 pages 5–6 from the Ellen Philips Katz Director and Board of Advisors’ Chair Winter 2011 pages 7–8 This is the second year that we have published the Block Spring/Summer 2011 pages 9–10 Museum’s Annual Report online. The advantages of this are many, but it is most valuable as a cost-savings measure that Acquisitions pages 11–16 also distributes our good news globally. Furthermore, this Committee and e-publication includes links to podcasts, videos, slideshows Department Reports pages 17–20 of artwork images, and extra information about exhibitions Honor Roll of Donors pages 21–22 and film series, adding an unprecedented dynamism to this summary of our activities.

With 2010–11 behind us, we look ahead to a year of change. Christine Robb has returned to chair the Museum’s Advisory Board as Jim Elesh has stepped down after three highly productive and creative years at the post. After a national search, Northwestern University has selected Lisa Graziose Corrin to serve as the second Ellen Philips Katz Director effective February 1, 2012, with David Robertson moving on to pursue other interests in support of the academic museum field. These changes in leadership are seamless as the Block continues to mount extraordinary exhibitions, develop important local, national, and international connections, and screen engaging and challenging films.

In all of these regards, 2010-11 was another exceptional year. The Museum secured new exhibition partnerships with City’s The Drawing Center to host Leon Golub: Live & Die Like a Lion?, Vassar College’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center to mount Thomas Rowlandson: Pleasures and Pursuits in Georgian England, and renewed its relationship with the University of Washington’s Henry Art Gallery to present I Myself Have Seen It: Photography and Kiki Smith. The Block also collaborated with the artist collective, Temporary Services, for the highly interactive exhibition Social Mobility, which was curated by Northwestern professor Michael Rakowitz. Other exhibitions and related programs would not have happened without our partners in Art Theory and Practice, Art History, English, Radio/Television/Film, and other University departments.

For its part, Block Cinema curated film screenings related to the Museum’s exhibitions as well as independently- and student-programmed series. Board members James Pick and Rosalyn Laudati embraced the Museum’s film program by generously establishing an endowed film curatorship.

The Block Museum actively collects works on paper. To assist in this core pursuit, the Block Leadership Circle Committee mounted two highly-successful fundraising events in support of acquisitions in Chicago’s River North gallery district and at Crab Tree Farm in suburban Lake Bluff.

The full engagement of the Museum’s Board of Advisors, Leadership Circle Committee members, our docents, Northwestern students, faculty, and administration, and the Museum’s extraordinary staff secured our many successes.

The following pages summarize these and many other significant accomplishments. Included are exhibition summaries, announcements of art acquisitions, financial summaries, committee reports, and our annual Honor Roll of Donors.

Thank you for your interest in the Block Museum. We look forward to your continued and vital engagement with us in the year ahead.

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Photo by Genie Lemieux-Jordan/Evanston Photographic Studios Exhibitions Leon Golub: Live & Die Like a Lion? Main Gallery | September 24–December 12 Curated by Brett Littmann, executive director of The Drawing Center, NY, this exhibition focused on 8-by-10- inch drawings Golub created during the final years of his life, works that marked a stylistic shift for the artist and LL 2010 FA the incorporation of more personal themes. Click here to learn more

Shirin Neshat: Rapture Alsdorf Gallery | September 24–December 12 Projected onto two opposing screens, this video instal- lation showed what Iranian-born artist Shirin Neshat calls an “allegorical duel” between men and women. The Theo Leffmann: Weaving a Life into Art stark beauty of the landscapes, the contrasting poses and Theo Leffmann Gallery | Ongoing exhibition movements of the actors, and the richly layered sound- The Theo Leffmann Gallery is dedicated to the work of the track created a hypnotic experience. Chicago fiber artist and highlights selections from works Click here to learn more donated to the Block by her husband, Paul Leffmann.

Programs The Elizabeth and Todd Warnock Lecture Series Architectural Cross-Currents across the Mediterranean: Domed Sanctuaries in the Ottoman Empire and Renaissance Italy. October 7 Gülru Necipoğlu, the Aga Khan Professor of Islamic Art at Harvard University, discussed parallels between domed churches in Italy and mosques in the Ottoman Empire during the 15th and 16th centuries.

Hamid Dabashi on Shirin Neshat October 16 , the Hagop Kevorkian Professor of Iranian Studies and Comparative Literature at Columbia University, explored the scope of Neshat’s video work.

FALL 2010 PODCASTS Three Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty Days with Leon Golub Three Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty Days with Leon Golub October 20 Art and Oppression: Leon Golub and Shirin Neshat Samm Kunce, studio manager for Golub and his wife, , spoke about her experiences working with the two artists.

Upper right: Leon Golub, LIVE & DIE LIKE A LION?, 2002, oil stick on Bristol. Collection of Anthony and Judith Seraphin, Seraphin Gallery Philadelphia, PA. Art © Estate of Leon Golub/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. Photography by Cathy Carver Above: Shirin Neshat, Rapture, 1999, video and sound installation. Collection of Richard and Pamela Kramlich Book Club: Women without Men November 3 Brian Edwards, associate professor of English and comparative literary studies at Northwestern, led a conversation about Shahrnush Parsipur’s Women without Men, an allegorical novel exploring the destinies of five women in Tehran. LL 2010 FA Curator’s Gallery Talk November 11 Brett Littman, executive director of The Drawing Center and curator of the Leon Golub exhibition provided insight into the Block Cinema artist’s late drawings. The American Architect in Focus Block Cinema and the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust presented a series focused on America’s architec- Block Out Friday tural heritage and its pioneering architects, with docu- November 12 mentaries and feature films such as Louis Sullivan: The In partnership with the student-run Northwestern Art Struggle for American Architecture, Infinite Space: The Review, the Block took students to Chicago’s Pilsen Architecture of John Lautner, and The Fountainhead. neighborhood for art gallery and studio visits. Click here to learn more

Art and Oppression: Leon Golub and Shirin Neshat Milestone Films: 20th Anniversary November 13 This series presented restored 35mm prints of five films, Eduardo Cadava, professor of English at Princeton including Killer of Sheep and The Mystery of Picasso, University, and Ranjana Khanna, the Margaret Taylor from the catalog of a much-revered distributor that has Smith Director of Women’s Studies at Duke University, brought the best of classic, independent, and interna- discussed the treatment of oppression in Leon Golub’s tional cinema to audiences for more than two decades. and Shirin Neshat’s artwork. Hannah Feldman, assistant Click here to learn more professor of art history at Northwestern, moderated the conversation. Art on Screen The fall incarnation of this ongoing series featured three documentaries—the much-praised Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child, a fascinating look at Leon Golub’s artistic practices, Golub: Late Works Are the Catastrophes, and The Desert of Forbidden Art, about a treasure trove of Eastern European art in a remote section of Uzbekistan. Click here to learn more

Miguel Gomes Block Cinema presented the work of Portuguese director Miguel Gomes, an exciting new voice in international cinema, whose work was touring the United States for the first time. Click here to learn more

Revivals and Rediscoveries Upper right: Still from Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child This new, ongoing series began with two landmark ABOVE: Brett Littman documentaries from 1980—the hilarious and terrifying Demon Lover Diary and the legendary study of two very odd 6-year-old twins, Poto and Cabengo. Click here to learn more Exhibitions Thomas Rowlandson: Pleasures and Pursuits in Georgian England Main Gallery | January 14–March 13 One of the most popular satirists of his time, English artist Thomas Rowlandson applied his masterful drawing skills and keen sense of humor to colorful, detailed, and often bawdy depictions of everyday life in and around London during a time of remarkable population growth and economic change. Pleasures and Pursuits was

W I NT ER 2011 organized by the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY. Click here to learn more

The Satirical Edge in Contemporary Prints and Graphics Alsdorf Gallery | January 14–March 13 Drawn primarily from the Block’s permanent collection, this exhibition featured work from the 1950s to the present by Enrique Chagoya, Sue Coe, R. Crumb, Tom Huck, and a host of other artists active in the United States who use the power of to scrutinize society, exposing flawed organizations and structures, abuses of power, and individual shortcomings. Click here to learn more

Programs Printpalooza Print Fair January 29 More than a thousand visitors flocked to the Block for an interactive afternoon of indie printmaking. Drive-By Press, a design duo known for “guerrilla-style” print and apparel creations at concerts and festivals, demonstrated their processes, while artist Eric Fuertes had attendees pulling original prints from his custom-made Dumbo Press. Brooklyn’s Cannonball Press, Chicago’s Spudnik Press, and Evanston’s Comix Revolution sold affordable prints and other one-of-a-kind materials.

The Language of Visual Humor before Rowlandson and How He Developed His Own Dialect February 9 WINTER 2010 PODCASTS Constance McPhee, associate curator of drawings The Language of Visual Humor before Rowlandson and prints at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New and How He Developed His Own Dialect York, examined how Thomas Rowlandson and his Ribald Antiquity: Bodies, Statues, and the Lust for Classicism contemporaries reshaped European caricature and in Thomas Rowlandson’s Art visual satire into a newly dynamic visual form.

Upper left: Thomas Rowlandson, Progress of Gallantry, or Stolen Kisses Sweetest, published [February 14, 1814,] by Thomas Tegg, No. 111 Cheapside, plate no. 279, etching, with stipple, in black ink with watercolor on cream wove paper. Courtesy of The Lewis Walpole Library, Yale University, 814.02.14.01 above: Drive-By Press at Printpalooza WINTER 2011 ABOVE: Stillfrom BeckySharp Upper right productions oftheoperasCarmenandTristan andIsolde. Patterson’s 1964compositionLickPieceandinrecent performance asenactedinFluxusartistBenjamin of therelationship between performance artandmusical American studies at Duke University, took up the question Fred Moten, an associate professor of English and African March 3 Liner NotesforLickPiece The ElizabethandTodd Warnock LectureSeries: art thatsurfaces repeatedly inRowlandson’s work. Pennsylvania, discussedtheeroticism ofantique andMarshallat Franklin College, Lancaster, Amelia Rauser, associate professor ofarthistory March 2 Classicism inThomasRowlandson’s Art the and Statues, Bodies, Antiquity: Ribald Daniel Clowes’s graphic novel. University, ledadiscussionofalternative cartoonist DePaul at instructor and Radio/Television/Film of Cary Elza,PhDcandidateinNorthwestern’s Department 24 February Block BookClub:Daniellowes’s Wilson card games from theartist’s time. Rowlandson exhibition andlearnedhow toplay Families tookaninteractive tourofthe Thomas 20 February Family Program:GamesandPastimesineorgianEngland for anevening ofopenartgalleries andstudios. up to take students to Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood Northwestern ArtReview andtheBlockMuseumteamed 18 February Block OutFriday : Waste Land Land StillfromWaste L ust for for ust The RogerCormanFilmSchool Block Cinema Oscar-nominated Kitty . period—the early Technicolor BeckySharp andthe Cinema screened two filmssetduringtheGeorgian To complement the Thomas Rowlandson exhibit, Block Revivals andRediscoveries Click heretolearnmore an underprivileged community inBrazil. Waste Land,focused on artist Vik Muniz’s work with collections atmajormuseums around theworld; and Secret Museums,anexploration ofhidden erotic art Marwencol, about theoutsiderartistMark Hogancamp; Block Cinemapresented three new documentaries— Art onScreen Click heretolearnmore Monroe vehicle GentlemenPrefer Blondes. noir hitLeaveHertoHeaventhestar-making Marilyn beloved classicsandunderappreciated gems, from the Century Fox studiowith newly struck35mmprintsof Block Cinemarevisited theheyday ofthe Twentieth Twentieth FoxFridays Century Click heretolearnmore ( FordFrancis Coppola(Dementia13), an incredible roster of American filmmakers, including Society, thisseriescelebratedCorman’s role asmentor for Projection and Film the of students the by Curated Boxcar Bertha),andPeter Bogdanovich (Targets). Click heretolearnmore SPRING/SUMMER 2011 © Kiki Smith, courtesy The PaceGallery © KikiSmith,courtesy Upper right the role ofphotography inthework ofKikiSmith. Exhibition curatorElizabeth Brown discussed April 27 Curator’s Lecture:PhotographyandKikiSmith Programs Eric May, andChrisNaka. work by Haig Aivazian, Cameron Crawford, Crystal Heiden,Northwestern University. This year’s exhibition featured course ofstudy for themasteroffineartsdegree from This annual exhibition represents theculminationof |May6–June19 Alsdorf Gallery and Practice MFA on computerflashdrives. artwork by avariety ofartists, madeavailable tovisitors this exhibition, theproject featured DesignatedDrivers works by the artist group Temporary Services. Created for This interactive installationpresented new andvintage and Katz Philips Ellen Social Mobility:CollaborativeProjectswithT Click heretolearnmore by chiefcuratorElizabeth Brown. The exhibition was curatedfor theHenryArtGallery explorations ofthemedium asanindependentartform. her work thatsuggest new meanings for herart,and the artisthasusedassource material,photographs of photographic work, IMyselfHaveSeenIt featured images nature. Asthefirst major exhibition to examine her prints, anddrawings exploring thehumanbody and Contemporary artist Kiki Smith is best known for , |April8–August14 Main Gallery I MyselfHaveSeent:PhotographyandKikimith Exhibitions T hesis Exhibition from the Department of Art Art of Department the from Exhibition hesis : KikiSmith,( H oward C. Katz Gallery | April 8–August 14 14 8–August April | Gallery Katz C. oward ), 2000, Chromogenic (Ektacolor) color print. print. color (Ektacolor) Chromogenic 2000, ), Sleeping Witch Filmmaker and NU Grad Maryam Keshavarz onCircumstance Keshavarz Filmmaker andNUGradMaryam Illuminating theShadows:FilmCriticisminFocus Curator’s Lecture:PhotagraphyandKikiSmith SPRING 2011ODCASTS Click heretolearnmore Click heretolearnmore

emporary Services emporary T heory heory about themeaning ofroyal monument paintinginancientEgypt. what the vocabulary of methods and materials revealsArt and Archaeology at Johns Hopkins University, examinedBetsy M.Bryan, theAlexander Badawy ChairinEgyptian May 5 The ABCsofPaintinginEgypt’s Mid-18thDynasty The Elizabethand program presented withtheAmerican CraftExposition. The internationally renowned artistspoke about hiswork ina July 16 Glass ArtistJoshSimpson a food vending truckparked outsidetheMuseum. artist Eric May offered free cuisine and culinary educationIn thisinteractive performance work, MFAfrom ThesisExhibition May 14 CommunityCenter E-Dogz MobileCulinary Kiki Smith about herwork. of Contemporary Art, Chicago, spoke with the artist Madeline Grynsztejn,Pritzker Director oftheMuseum May 12 A ConversationwithKikiSmith lecture/performance about architecture, language, andsubjectivity. MFA ThesisExhibition artist Haig Aivazian presented a multimediaMay 11 The Wolf atYour Doorstep odd Warnock LectureSeries

Art on Screen Block Cinema To complement the Block Museum’s spring exhibition, I Myself Have Seen It: Photography and Kiki Smith, Block Illuminating the Shadows: Film Criticism in Focus Cinema screened Squatting the Palace, a documentary This three-day conference of discussions and screenings about a 2005 installation by Smith in Venice, Italy. The focused on the state of contemporary film criticism, with spring edition of this series also included Over Your Cit- Jonathan Rosenbaum, Dave Kehr (New York Times), Michael ies Grass Will Grow, a fascinating portrait of the artist Phillips (Chicago Tribune), Karina Longworth (LA Weekly), Anselm Kiefer. Click here to learn more and other leading critics from across the country. Click here to learn more Circumstance Northwestern graduate Maryam Keshavarz brought Talking Pictures Festival an advance screening of her award-winning feature Block Cinema continued its relationship with Evanston’s own film debut to Block Cinema and took part in a annual film festival by selecting and screening three international discussion about the making of the movie with features—Old Cats, Silent Souls, and Winter Vacation. film curator Mimi Brody. Click here to learn more Summer Outdoor Cinema SP RI NG/SUMM ER 2011 Useful Lives Block Cinema, in conjunction with the Norris Center This series paid homage to film programmers, theater for Student Involvement and Northwestern University’s employees, serious cinephiles, and others who work with Summer Session and Special Programs, screened free and dream about moving images, through such films as movies with a focus on journeys and adventures, from The Smallest Show on Earth, Kings of the Road, and Some Like It Hot and Roman Holiday to the 2010 version The Long Day Closes. Click here to learn more of True Grit. Click here to learn more

ShortsFest Rare Films from the Baseball Hall of Fame Short films took center stage at Block Cinema, with micro- For the seventh year in a row, Block Cinema celebrated budgeted movies commissioned by Sundance programmer our national pastime with new cinematic treasures from Mike Plante, a program of brand new shorts from the the National Baseball Hall of Fame, including highlights festival circuit, and the annual NU Student Film Festival. from the 1935 World Series and vintage Gillette commercials. Click here to learn more Click here to learn more

ABOVE: Still from Silent Souls ACQUISITIONS Giampietro, 2011.6.1 inches. Purchase fundsprovided by Nancy andNicholas Mockingbird, 2010,colorphotoetching, 14-1/4x11-1/4 Jeanine Coupe Ryding(American, born1948),To Killa 2010.18.2 Purchase fundsprovided by SandraLynn Riggs, letterpress, 14-5/8x11-1/8 inches. 9, 2010,etchingandaquatintwith Enrique Chagoya, ReturntoGoyaNo. purchase, 2010.18.1 additions, 20x21-7/8inches. Museum etching andaquatintwithhand‑colored My CatSantosHadaNightmare,2010, Enrique Chagoya (Mexican, born1953), Bernal, 2010.19.2 7 x5inches. GiftoftheEstateJosé photograph, plasticprotractor andpaint, with cutpaper, bookillustrations, color José Bernal,Self‑portrait,1988,collage Gift oftheEstateJosé Bernal,2010.19.3 color photograph, 3-3/8x4-3/8inches. 1988, collage withcolorphotocopiesand José Bernal,ProjectionofaMinotaur, of José Bernal,2010.19.1 illustration, 5x4inches. GiftoftheEstate collage withPolaroid transfer onbook 1925–2010), Alpasarlosaños,1988, José Bernal(American, bornCuba, Click heretoseeimagesofall2010–11acquisitions noted; otherwise height precedeswidth.Accessionnumbersareattheendofeachentry. unless size, sheet to refer dimensions All by then title. and object name last artist’s by alphabetically listed are Accessions supporters. purchase-fund art and the to donors gratitude its extends Museum The 2010–11. in and gift purchase through works following the acquired Museum Block The Gift ofJean and Tony Ferrone, 2011.9.3 Stepping Stones,1990,gelatin silver print,11x14inches. Thomas W. Harney, Chicago, Illinois,from theseries Ferrone, 2011.9.2 silver print,11x14inches. GiftofJean and Tony Illinois, from theseries SteppingStones,1985,gelatin Thomas W. Harney (American, born1947),Chicago, funds provided by donors totheAnnual Fund,2010.17.1 letterpress, closed6-7/8x4-3/41/16inches. Purchase and cut linoleum color with book artist’s 2004, Bill Fick(American, born1963),Team Evil/High Anxiety, x 11-1/8inches. GiftofPamela andJames Elesh,2010.16 Albrecht Dürer, TheFourHorsemen , 1498,woodcut, 15-7/8 provided by James andPamela Elesh,2011.1 engraving, 4-9/16x2-15/16inches. Purchase funds Pilate, from theseriesEngravedPassion,1512, Albrecht Dürer before (German, 1471–1528),Christ funds provided bydonorstotheAnnual Fund,2010.17.1 LEFT additions. Museumpurchase, 2010.18.1 Above: EnriqueChagoya, My CatSantosHadaNightmare,2010,etchingandaquatint withhand-colored : BillFick,Team Evil/HighAnxiety , 2004,artist’s book with colorlinoleumcutand letterpress.Purchase James Klein Helen Hilken James Elesh,chair Huey Copeland Committee onArtAccessions Jean Shedd David A.Robertson Conor O’Neil Judy Ledgerwood ACQUISITIONS Louis Sheehan,2011.13.3 etching, 14-5/16 x 18-7/8 inches. Gift of Jelka and Robert Marjan Poga Jelka andRobertSheehan,2011.13.1 Melanholija), 1953,drypoint,9x11-1/4 inches. Gift of Marjan Poga Robert LouisSheehan,2011.13.16 etching, 29-7/16 x25-3/16inches. GiftofJelka and Marjan Poga of Jelka and RobertLouisSheehan,2011.13.13 1969, colorrelief etching, 27-5/16x24-11/16inches. Gift Marjan Poga Sari andJames A.Klein,2011.10.2 color etchingandaquatint,35-1/2x37inches. Giftof Beverly Pepper (American, born1922),Untitled,1975, III andHerbRobertaNechin,2011.5 funds provided inpartby Christineand William Robb soft‑ground etching, 27-5/8x30-3/8inches. Purchase portfolio AGB Encore,1997,etching, aquatint,and Jim Nutt(American, born 1938),Twixt,from the Cannonball Press, 2011.4 inches. Giftoftheartistand and letterpress, 24x13 Broadside, 2011,woodcut Martin Mazorra, Museum purchase, 2011.3 canvas, 97-1/2 x 48-1/2 inches. Bacchus, 2007,woodcut on American, born1972), Martin Mazorra(Cuban James A.Klein,2011.10.1 x 18inches. GiftofSariand with dyed paper pulp, 22-1/2 Road, 1976,handmadepaper 1922–2003), LittleJeremy Clinton Hill(American, Ferrone, 2011.9.1 inches. GiftofJean and Tony gelatin silver print,11x14 series SteppingStones,1973, Thomas W. Harney, NewYork, NewYork, from the Gift ofJean and Tony Ferrone, 2011.9.5 Stepping Stones,2009,gelatin silver print,11x14inches. Thomas W. Harney, Chicago, Illinois,from theseries Gift ofJean and Tony Ferrone, 2011.9.4 Stepping Stones,1998,gelatin silver print,14x11inches. Thomas W. Harney, Chicago, Illinois,from theseries č č č č nik, Junka iznarodnepesmi,1957,relief nik, DeklicaSHrmoniko(previous title nik, CvetjeZaVse,1975,colorrelief nik (Slovenian, 1920–2005),Brezizhodno , Printpalooza Printpalooza gelatin silver print.GiftofJeanand Tony 2011.9.1 Ferrone, Above: Marjan Poga and RobertLouisSheehan,2011.13.12 color relief etching, 30-1/8x24-5/16inches. GiftofJelka Marjan Poga Sheehan, 2011.13.4 18-3/4 x17-5/8inches. GiftofJelka andRobertLouis Marjan Poga Robert LouisSheehan,2011.13.11 embossing, 25-1/4x17-3/4inches. GiftofJelka and Marjan Poga 2011.13.2 x 16-1/8inches. GiftofJelka andRobertLouisSheehan, Marjan Poga and RobertLouisSheehan,2011.13.8 blind embossing, 21-3/4x19-7/8inches. GiftofJelka Marjan Poga Sheehan, 2011.13.7 15/16 x17-15/16inches. GiftofJelka andRobertLouis Marjan Poga Sheehan, 2011.13.6 19-3/8 x17-1/16inches. GiftofJelka andRobertLouis Marjan Poga Robert LouisSheehan,2011.13.5 relief etching, 17-5/8x 19-7/8 inches. GiftofJelka and ThomasW. Harney, NewYork, NewYork, fromtheseriesSteppingStones , 1973, č č č č č č č č nik, MedaljonŽlostnihSpominov,1967, nik, KmečkiPejsaž,1959,relief etching, nik, Rosnanoč,1964,etchingandblind čakovanje, 1957,drypoint,11-1/4 nik, Pri nik, PotopljenoDrevo,1961,etchingand nik, Osamljenost,1959,relief etching, 20- nik, Osamljenost,1959,one-coloretching, nik, Oholost,(barvnarazličiaca),1959, ACQUISITIONS Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.3 lithograph, 24x31-3/4inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, Man,Woman, Brick andCat,ca.1963, Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.1 the Park,1959,lithograph, 21x27-3/8inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky (American, 1924–1981),BlindMenin Louis Sheehan,2011.13.9 embossing, 18 x13-1/8inches. GiftofJelka andRobert Poga Marjan Louis Sheehan,2011.13.18 etching, closed7x4-5/8inches. GiftofJelka andRobert Marjan Poga Sheehan, 2011.13.15 29-1/4 x24-1/8inches. GiftofJelka andRobertLouis Marjan Poga 2011.13.14 Sheehan, Robert Louis of Jelka and inches. Gift 1/2 x22-5/16 etching, 27- color relief Vrnitev, 1971, Poga Marjan 2011.13.17 Sheehan, Louis and Robert Gift of Jelka 9 x7-1/4inches. etching, closed color relief card), 1979, Sreča (blank Poga Marjan 2011.13.10 Sheehan, Robert Louis of Jelka and inches. Gift 19-3/8 21-7/8 x embossing, and blind 1963, etching Samotni Vrt, Marjan Poga A bove: č , 1959, relief etching. Gift of Jelka and Robert Louis Sheehan, 2011.13.7 2011.13.7 Sheehan, Louis Robert and Jelka of Gift etching. relief 1959, MarjanPogacnik,Osamljenost , č č nik, nik, nik, č č č nik, Samota(blankcard), 1985,colorrelief nik, Rožnato,1973,colorrelief etching, nik, ZimskaNoč,1961,etchingandblind Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.22 etching andaquatint,11-5/8 x 14-5/8inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, FootballPlayer KickingHead,1969, 2011.11.2 x 25-3/4inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Man andWoman withMaid),1963,lithograph, 19-1/2 Seymour Rosofsky, Family, Home(alsocalledBrick 2011.11.18 x 28-3/4inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.28 etching andaquatint,13x20-1/4inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, Bride, Groom,andCoffin,1969, Rosofsky, 2011.11.27 etching, 13-1/4x19inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Seymour Rosofsky, Bride, Groom,andCoffin,1969, lithograph, 41-1/2 The Family, 1968, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.42 Rosofsky, of Seymour Gift oftheEstate 28 x21inches. 1975, lithograph, Divorce Cake, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.24 Seymour Rosofsky, of theEstate 19-3/4 inches. Gift aquatint, 12-3/4x etching and Tablecloth, 1969, Children Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.19 Seymour Rosofsky, of theEstate 30-1/2 inches. Gift lithograph, 26x 1968, one‑color , Child inCrib Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.5 Seymour Rosofsky, of theEstate 29-1/2 inches. Gift lithograph, 23x Central City,1968, Seymour Rosofsky, ACQUISITIONS Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.11 color lithograph, 24x32 inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no. 6,1968, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.10 color lithograph, 24x32 inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no. 5,1968, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.9 color lithograph, 24x32inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no. 4,1968, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.8 color lithograph, 24x32inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no. 3,1968, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.7 color lithograph, 24x32inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no. 2,1968, Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.20 1968, lithograph, 22-1/4x27-1/2inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, GirlJumping RopewithSister,ca. 2011.11.17 32 x24inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Seymour Rosofsky, TheGeneral,1968,colorlithograph, Estate ofSeymourRosofsky, 2011.11.9 Above: , 1968, color lithograph. Gift of the the of Gift lithograph. color Seymour Rosofsky,1968, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no.4 , Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.41 aquatint, 19x25-5/8inches. GiftoftheEstate of Cleaner, Woman, 1973,etchingand with Briefcase Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.33 ca. 1969,lithograph, 30 x22inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, ManPlaying War GamesatTable, Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.25 etching andaquatint,19-1/2x13-1/2inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, ManonThroneinJungle, 1969, Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.23 etching andaquatint,12-3/4x16-3/8inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, ManinGuillotinewithWoman , 1969, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.32 etching andaquatint,18x25inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, ManGreetedbyLickingDog , ca.1969, Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.21 1968, lithograph, 19-3/4x27-5/8inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, ManFilmingGirlRidingBear , ca. 2011.11.13 19-1/4 inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Seymour Rosofsky, He,1968,lithograph, 25-1/2x Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.12 color lithograph, 24x32inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, GoodPeopleofLunidam,no. 7,1968, Man withVacuum Seymour Rosofsky, Rosofsky, 2011.11.26 Estate ofSeymour inches. Gift ofthe etching, 12-3/8 x18 Makeup, 1969, Woman Applying Man withKnife, Seymour Rosofsky, Rosofsky, 2011.11.40 Estate ofSeymour 18 inches. Giftofthe aquatint, 25-1/2x 1973, etchingand Man TiedinKnots, Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.30 Seymour Rosofsky, of theEstate 15-1/2 inches. Gift etching, 12-3/8x Woman, 1969, Man Strangling Seymour Rosofsky, ACQUISITIONS Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.16 lithograph, 25-3/8x35-1/4inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, SouvenirofHollywood, 1968, 2011.11.15 x 26inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Seymour Rosofsky, Sketchbook, 1968,lithograph, 37 2011.11.14 19-1/4 inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Seymour Rosofsky, She,1968,lithograph, 25-1/2x 2011.11.4 x 25inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Homeowner withTeapot ), ca.1963,lithograph, 20-1/4 Seymour Rosofsky, SalesmanattheDoor(alsocalled Rosofsky, 2011.11.43 lithograph, 22x28inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Seymour Rosofsky, PorcupineattheUniversity,ca.1975, 2011.11.6 x 42inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Seymour Rosofsky, OntheBeach, 1968,lithograph, 29 of theEstateSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.34 Pool Woman), 1973,lithograph, 30x 22-1/4inches. Gift Seymour Rosofsky, NudeWoman inKitchen (alsocalled Rosofsky, 2011.11.44 aquatint, 22x31inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Seymour Rosofsky,, 1976,etchingand MoonJuggler Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.31 etching andaquatint,12-1/2x17-1/2inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, MenwithHatsatTable, 1969, 2011.11.39 19-3/4 inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Rosofsky, Woman/House/Boat, 1973,colorlithograph, 27-5/8x Seymour Rosofsky, colorproof withkey image for Man/ of theEstateSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.38 Boat, 1973,colorlithograph, 27-5/8x19-3/4inches. Gift Seymour Rosofsky, colorproof for Man/Woman/House/ Rosofsky, 2011.11.37 27-5/8 x19-3/4inches. GiftoftheEstateSeymour Woman/House/Boat, 1973,lithograph withiron oxide, Seymour Rosofsky, iron oxide transfer sheetfor Man/ Estate ofSeymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.36 Boat, 1973,lithograph, 27-5/8x19-3/4inches. Giftofthe Seymour Rosofsky, key image for Man/Woman/House/ Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.35 lithograph, 27-5/8x19-3/4inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, Man/Woman/House/Boat, 1973,color by Connieand Tom Hodson,2011.12 woodcut, 14-1/4x9-3/4inches. Purchase fundsprovided of Fortune(Toto shichi fukujinnouchi), ca.1820s, color at dusk(HigureHotei),from theseries TheSevenGods Utagawa Sadatora,(Japanese, fl.ca.1818–1844),Hotei Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.29 and aquatint,13x19-7/8inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, Woman SplitinHalf,1969,etching Seymour Rosofsky, 2011.11.45 newsprint, 11-3/4x13-1/8 inches. GiftoftheEstate Seymour Rosofsky, untitled,ca.1979,inkandcollage on color woodcut.PurchasefundsprovidedbyConnie andTom Hodson,2011.12 Above: , ca. 1820s, 1820s, ca. , Utagawa Sadatora,Hoteiatdusk,fromtheseries The SevenGodsofFortune ACQUISITIONS Fuller, 2011.6.3 Purchase funds provided by SusanP. 2010, woodcut, 14-1/4x11inches. Kafka: EinLandarzt/ACountryDoctor, Claire Van Vliet (Canadian,born1933), Specks, 2010.20 3/4 inches. Gift ofMarcia andGranvil Vomiters, 2004,lithograph, 25x29- Fear Smear, from theseriesThe Diane Thodos (American, born1962), Lithography Workshop, 2011.2 6-1/4 inches. GiftoftheLawrence inkjet printandlithograph, 9-1/8x born 1970),Peony,2010,color Akio Takamori (Japanese American, Deborah Sterling, 2011.7 Judith andDavid Saunders andGiftof Purchase fundsprovided inpartby gelatin silver print,16x20inches. fountain), 1959–64,printed2006, 1936), TheAgeofAdolescence(soda Joseph Sterling(American, born donors totheAnnual Fund,2010.17.2 inches. Purchase funds provided by on metallic cardstock, 6-1/8x4-1/4 1990, letterpress andlacecollage Jesse HelmsNightAttire Souvenir, Brill, English,born1963),Genuine Bob andRobertaSmith(akaPatrick 2010.15a–s x 10inches. Museumpurchase, aquatints, eachapproximately 7-1/4 portfolio of15photoetchingand Nicholas Sistler, HotelSuite,2010, Walsh, 2011.6.2 7-1/2 inches. Purchase fundsprovided by DiaandJohn Indemnity, 2010,photoetchingandaquatint,11-1/2x Nicholas Sistler(American, born1954),Double 2010.21 2010, lithograph, 11-1/4x9inches. Museumpurchase, Jenny Schmid,Sailor’s Tattoo (Valentine’s Day 2010), Schmid and The PrintCenter, Philadelphia,2010.17.3 Tell, 2010,temporarytattoo4x3inches. GiftofJenny Jenny Schmid(American, born1969),PleaseAsk Bryan, 2011.8 Tree Farmbenefitevent, inhonorof John and Neville inches. Purchase fundsprovided by guestsattheCrab Thames Set),1860,etchinganddrypoint,15-1/4x10-1/4 Scenes ontheThamesandOtherSubjects(alsocalledThe Rotherhithe, plate2from ofSixteenEtchings ASeries of James A.McNeill Whistler (American, 1834–1903), Bryan, 2011.8 Bryan, Neville and John of honor in event, benefit Tree Farm Crab the at guests by provided funds Purchase Above: , 1860, etching and drypoint. drypoint. and etching James A.McNeillWhistler,1860, fromTheThamesSet, Rotherhithe, COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS Illuminating the Shadows: Film Criticism in Focus Focus in Criticism Film Shadows: the BOTTOM LEFT:Illuminating MIDDLE EFT: StillfromCircumstance UPPER LEFT: StillfromInfiniteSpace:TheArchitectureofJohnLautner Mimi Brody, short GodofLoveby Luke Matheny. Keshavarz’s Circumstance,andtheOscar-winning including MichaelGraziano’s Lunch Line,Maryam several new filmsmade by Northwestern graduates, Film. BlockCinemaalsoscreened andcelebrated Communication’s Department ofRadio/Television/ including Medill,Pick-Staiger, andtheSchoolof laborations withanumber ofNorthwestern partners, Throughout theyear, BlockCinemamountedcol- high and the conference received national attention. Northwestern community andtheChicago area, was the of members included which Attendance, panelists; a few also introduced films of their choosing. and onlineoutlets)participatedintheconference as Chicago Tribune, andmany otherprint, broadcast, (representing theNewYork Times, BostonGlobe, its kind in the U.S. thus far. Twenty-two guest criticson thestateoffilmcriticism,only conference of Cinema organized ahigh-profile, three-day conference and theRubensFamily Foundation,inApril, Block Arts and Sciences, Northwestern’s Office of the Provost, With support from theAcademy ofMotionPicture States andbeyond. United the across from films short new winning Pioneers: New Festival Shortspresented award- program student-curated the while campus, on Student Film Festival showcased the best of filmmaking matter. In the spring, the annual Northwesternthat pushedtheenvelope intermsofstyleandsubject University Spencer Parsons, inwhich studentsmadegenre films name, taughtby SchoolofCommunication professor series alsoinspired afilmproduction classofthesame mogul, Roger Corman. The Roger CormanFilm School movies produced by low-budget auteurandmaverick Film andProjection Societyprogrammed aselectionof During the winter quarter, Block Cinema’s student-run brought many new visitors totheMuseum. Rohe. The program garnered much publicityand as Wright, LouisSullivan, andLudwig Miesvan der including anumber ofChicago-based architects such and thegroundbreaking visionarieswho definedit, and classicfilms about America’s architectural heritage packed houses. The seriesfeatured new documentaries series, which openedtomuch acclaimandscreened to Preservation Trust—the American Architect inFocus successful collaboration Lloyd withtheFrank Wright The Museum’s filmprogram began 2010–11witha Block Cinema film curatorand director, BlockCinema COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS UPPER RIGHT: SchapiroatBlockMuseumbenefitCrab President Morton Northwestern Tree Farm Helen Hilken, Rotherhithe, aprintby James Abbott McNeill Whistler, emerged thewinner. $25,000 andabove. Guests also voted on one of three artworks to add to the Block collection. through this endowment, the Museum created the Collectors Guildfriends to acknowledgeand donors. allgiftsof To encourage involvement in buildingoff from support ofwith athe Fund new Endowment Museum’s initiativeAcquisition Art the build to permanent collection John Vinci while enjoying cocktailsanddinner. The centerpiece of the event was the kick- of amid-20thcenturyhome designedby David Adlerandacontemporaryhousedesignedby Lake Bluff. Guests had an opportunity to view the contrasting architecture and furnishings Bryan, Northwestern President MortonSchapiro andMimiSchapiro atCrab Tree Farmin Finally, inMay, thecommitteeplannedanevent generously hostedby John andNeville the artworks withattendees. Sistler, Joseph Sterling, and Claire Van Vliet. Northwestern students were on hand to discuss funds for the Block to purchase works of art by Jim Nutt, Jeanine Coupe Ryding, Nicholas evening alsofeatured uniquefood andwineopportunitiesfor participantstodonate Daiter, Lydon Contemporary, Printworks, Ken Saunders, Schneider, and Vale Craft. The of media from seven participating galleries, including Russellbuilding Bowman in the River Art North areaAdvisory, of Chicago. Guests browsedStephen and purchased art in a variety In March, thecommitteeorganized abenefit for theMuseumat230 West Superior Photography andKikiSmith. curator Elizabeth Brown ledanexclusive touroftheexhibition IMyselfHaveSeenIt: followed by luncheonatBistrot ZincinChicago. Inthespring, HenryArtGallerychief collection ofRichard andEllenSandor, widely considered oneofthefinestincountry, their work. A special trip was organized in the winter to tourand Brad Temkin the discusstheirown practiceasphotographersextraordinary andtoseeawidevariety of photography a focus onphotography. Inthefall, members met attheBlocktohearartistsBarbaraCrane collecting skillsinmedia represented intheBlock’s holdings, entered itssecondyear with The committee’s EducatingtheEye series, aimed atfostering fineartconnoisseurship and created fruitfulgrowth opportunitiesfor the Museum in2010–11. The BlockLeadership Circle Committeeplannedexciting programs for Blockmembers and Block LEADERSHIPCircleSteeringCommittee Burke Patten, material from Northwestern studentsand faculty alongside contentfrom Blockcurators. 2011, expands the depth of the Block’s collaboration with campus partners by incorporating Northwestern’s Office of Web Communications. The new site, which launched in December The communications department embarked on a redesign of the Museum’s website through Norris University Centerhelpedbuildbuzzoncampus. word online.Apre-event performance by artistEricFuertes andhisDumboPress atthe and emailblastsinstores. Video clipsfrom participatingartistshelpedspread the and retailers withinterests inthe graphic artsresulted inpublicitythrough blog postings new media-marketing campaignfor thePrintpaloozaPrint Fair. Outreach toorganizations The Block’s communications staff and its talented student employees organized a successful Communications communications manager director ofdevelopment Roberta WeinsheimerRoberta Cassie Spencer Dorothy Speidel Liz Rorke Christine O.Robb,chair Sandra L.Riggs Carol Narup Lois Moeller Steffi Masur Ruth Lasky Connie Hodson Gail Hodges Jean Guritz Nancy Giampietro Susan P. Fuller Pamela Elesh Edith Eisner Sally Dumas Rosanne Dineen Elizabeth Bergmann Patricia Barnes Steering Committee Block L eadership eadership C ircle ircle

COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS Judy Koon, exhibitions andcollections. corps for trainingabout theMuseum’s also joinedstudentsreturning tothedocent methods before takingpartintours. They learn about teaching strategies and discussion program completedamulti-week course to the to new Docents children. school-age for activities and tours in participated twelve Northwestern undergraduates who professional arteducationexperiences for The Block’s student docent program provided and gallery walk-throughs. exhibitions, includingcurator lectures new on training of hours underwent in 2010–11.Before each quarter, docents talented anddedicatedcommunity docents Sculpture Garden ledby theMuseum’s of theBlock’s exhibitions andOutdoor More than a thousand visitors enjoyed tours Docent Programs Community Gloria Zieve Willer Mary Adrienne Traisman Dorothy Speidel Rozell Virgina Jan Pavlovic Peggy Parsons Laurie Levin Therese Jones Judy Herbert Sue Ettlinger Dorothy Ellis Cele Arnold Docents C ommunity ommunity director ofeducationalprograms

and Sandy Singer Rosie McDonel Steffi Masur Jean Guritz Edie Eisner Committee Steering Docent Eleanor Vernon Elisabeth Rivard Rebecca Ritger Meg Power Abby Lembersky Megan Lee Morgan Krehbiel Natalie Krebs Matthew Kluk Agatha Kielczewski Julie Davis Elena Aleksandrova Student Docents S tudent Judy Koon, lakefront artsfestivals. education department also contributedchildren’s activitiestoEvanston’s two Cultural ArtsCenter, andNorthwestern’s Centerfor Talent Development. The of young people from local organizations, including the McGaw YMCA, Noyes During the summer, the education staff hosted tours and activities for hundreds of Art Theory andPractice’s MFA ThesisExhibition . exhibition openingandtwo programs inconjunctionwiththeDepartment the Museum’s PrintpaloozaPrintFair. Inthespring, theBlockpresented an lution, Chicago’s SpudnikPress andBrooklyn’s CannonballPress, tookpartin During thewinter, several organizations, including Evanston’s ComixRevo- Men before ascreening ofthebook’s cinematicadaptation atBlockCinema. literary studies, ledagroup discussionoftheIraniannovel Women without the fall, BrianEdwards, anassociateprofessor ofEnglishandcomparative to therelationship between performance artandmusical performance. In tecture ofdomed sanctuariesintheOttomanEmpire andRenaissanceItaly and Todd Warnock Lecture Seriestoexplore topicsrangingfrom thearchi- of ArtHistorybrought renowned scholars totheBlockthrough itsElizabeth and engaging programs totheBlockin2010–11. The University’s Department partners insideandoutsideNorthwestern University tobringstimulating The BlockMuseum’s educationdepartment collaborated withanumber of EDUCATION Printpalooza publicity performance in Norris UniversityCenter inNorris ABOVE: Printpaloozapublicityperformance director ofeducationalprograms COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS forward of$19,251tothe2011–12budget. overall financialoperations resulted ina favorable carry- With expenditures of $1,859,629 in FY11, the Museum’s from 2009-10. substantially—up 31%,48%,and68%,respectively— revenue from endowments, donations, and grants rose While earned income decreased from the year before, forward from FY10 and earned income, provided the rest. individual gifts, andgrants, alongwithmoney carried the Museum’s operating budget in FY11. Endowments, the year before. Northwestern supplied justunderhalfof in 2010–11. Total revenue grew slightly, up 3 percent from The BlockMuseumremained onstable financial footing FinancIAL REPORT Grants NU Appropriations Carry forward fromFY10 forward Carry TotalRevenue Earned Income Earned REVENUE

Endowments Individual Gifts General Operations Exhibitions Film Program Total Expenses Capital Improvements Expenses Departmental EXPENSES Salaries andBenefits

$ $ $ 1,878,880 1,113,824 1,113,824 1,859,629 1,859,629 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 487,203 203,591 203,591 252,076 897,069 897,069 132,914 214,373 214,373 281,169 $ $ $ 32,264 69,249 48,100 $ 6,677

3% I Capital mprovements mprovements Film Program4% General Operations7% 15% Expenses Departmental 48% NU Appropriation 2% from FY10 forward Carry Exhibitions 12% REVENUE EXPENSES >1% Earned Income 59% Benefits and Salaries 26% Endowments 13% Individual Gifts 11% Grants HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Denise JenningsGunter Goldman Sachs Jerome andCarolGinsburg Nicholas andNancyGiampietro Barbara Fuldner Judith Freeman Council Evanston Arts Edith C.Eisner Sally Dumas Rosanne DineenandScottNelson Diane Dawson The ChicagoCommunityTrust Jih-Lih Chiang Burnstein Harriet Judith andPhilipBlockIII Matthew andElizabethBergmann Patricia Barnes University Alice KaplanInstitutefortheHumanities,Northwestern $1,000–$4,999 Dale Taylor LouisSheehan Jelka andRobert Selig andAngelaHimselSacks LehmanFoundation Robert RobbIII Christine andWilliam James andSariKlein IFPDA Foundation University The GraduateSchool,Northwestern Jean andTony Ferrone Elizabeth F. CheneyFoundation Estate ofJoséBernal University Alumnae ofNorthwestern $5,000–$9,999 Terra Osborn onbehalfofWilliam FoundationforAmericanArt Terra onbehalfofDavidG.Kabiller FoundationforAmericanArt Samuel H.KressFoundation MapplethorpeFoundation Robert Conor O’Neil Netherland-America Foundation Council,astateagency Illinois Arts Foundation Chauncey andMarionDeeringMcCormick andGildaBuchbinderFamily Henry John andNevilleBryan $10,000–$24,999 Estate ofSeymourRosofsky Myers Foundations Howard andEllenPhilipsKatz Marilynn Alsdorf $25,000–$49,999 Laudati M. Rosalyn and Pick B. James University Northwestern James andPamelaElesh $50,000 andAbove September 1,2010andAugust31,2011. between donations in-kind through support providing and collections museum and projects, special exhibitions, fund, the to annual contributions making agencies and businesses, foundations, The BlockMuseumgratefullyacknowledgestheindividuals, Pamela PhillipsWeston John andDiedreWalsh Patricia Stratton Duward andShirleyShriver Shields Robert David andJudithSaunders Susan Rashid Paul MellonCentreforStudiesinBritishArt James andEllenO’Connor Diana Milkowski Lucia Woods Lindley Loretta Kahn J &LCatering Sally andThomasHaywardJr. Michael andLauraHarwin Susan Fuller andSallyDobroski Bernard ofRadio/Television/Film,Department University SchoolofCommunication,Northwestern Weinberg University ofGerman, Department andSciences,Northwestern CollegeofArts Christie’s Inc. andCeliaArnold William $500–$999 Anonymous WarrenArete Swartz Frederick andCatherineWaddell Annette Turow Neil Teplica Cassie Spencer Dorothy J.Speidel Granvil andMarciaSpecks Sotheby’s Inc. Jean Shedd Rubens FamilyFoundation Alexander andElizabethRorke Sandra Riggs andAndraPress Irwin Phillip AnthonyPerry Janis andJohnNotzJr. National PhilanthropicTrust DAF Carol Narup Michael andPamelaMiles University Medill School,Northwestern Steffi Masur Ronald Marmer R. HughandNancyMagill Lunz Mary Ronald Levin Ruth Lasky Koldyke Martin Louis Keith Kaplan Vivian ILEX Foundation Hulda B.andMauriceL.RothschildFoundation HoodJr. andWilliam Vicki Thomas andConnieHodson Thomas andGailHodges andJeanGuritz Robert HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Sue Ettlinger andJoanneEpcke William Matthew andKristinEdwards Eccles andMary Robert Dwyer Mary Dawson Violet Oscar andMelissaDavid Jeffrey andPaulaDanoff Roger andAnnCole S. 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