annual report 2007 contents

from The chairman 2

From the Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO 33 5

Annual Report: Highlights of 2007 85

Exhibitions 1314

Art Acquisitions 2415

LOANS FROM THE collection 2522

Education Programs 2723

DonorS 3025

Officers, Board and 30 Trustees of the IMA 32

Staff 3531

Financial Report 4033

Left: The Indianapolis Museum of Art, with Oldfields–Lilly House & Gardens at center right and 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park above.

* I was privileged to serve as chairman of the For all of these accomplishments, we can Through a combination of principled deci- signification and uses other than simply IMA during two years of dramatic change, a credit the ongoing support of the IMA’s loyal sions by the IMA’s leadership and great being observed—is a tradition dating back time when the Museum took bold steps in patrons. The Museum was especially fortu- generosity from our supporters, the year only to the 18th century, a relatively recent new directions. nate in 2007, benefiting from the generosity 2007 was marked by significant changes blip on the screen of 5,000 years of of longtime donors who established substan- and steps forward in programmatic reach, human creativity. In 2007, we launched a department dedicated tial endowments. More details on all of these public service, and philanthropic support. to design arts, a first for the IMA and an gifts, which will ensure the IMA’s continued The second shift in museum practice is to area of collecting that has the potential to growth and financial health, can be found in The resumption of a free general admission yield on the subject of handmade versus bring new audiences to the Museum. We the report that follows. strategy and expanded evening hours yielded machine-made manufacturing processes. A continued the expansion of the contemporary a significant increase in public participation conventional collecting bias, still espoused by I also appreciate the IMA’s leadership—a art program by dedicating the Efroymson and put us back squarely in line with the leading art museums elsewhere, would segre- board and a director who welcome change Family Entrance Pavilion as a gallery space policies of most of our peer institutions in gate objects made by mechanical means from and innovation that are making the IMA for commissioned art as well as a welcoming the Midwest. Our choice to open the IMA’s museum collections, on the premise that such a better museum and Indianapolis a point for Museum visitors. We improved doors for free was based on principle: our objects are inherently inferior in some way to destination for art. Daniel C. Appel access to the IMA through innovative Maxwell L. Anderson strong endowment should allow for the those inflected by the human hand. Any orig- Chairman of the IMA technology, including the distribution of The Melvin & Bren Simon provision of free access to all. The arithmetic inal logic behind a distinction between two Director and CEO 2006–2008 audio and video content related to exhibi- behind the decision was, as expected, categories of creative acts—between those tions through a new Web site and through straightforward; with more than twice as whose ultimate incarnation is spawned in an Web outlets such as YouTube and iTunes-U. many 2007 visitors as in 2006, we were able artist’s studio and those generated on a factory By 2007, the IMA was out in front of other to attract new elective spending on exhibition floor—is fast fading. From the days of museums in its development of new media tickets, merchandise, and other sources of Walter Benjamin’s essay Art in the Age of Daniel C. Appel content. By late 2007, IMA bloggers were earned income. And by making the case to Mechanical Reproduction until today, the asking for feedback from Web visitors— our members and key supporters that their emergence of technological solutions to age-old and helping to transform the ways that generous help enabled us to take this step, problems, or in response to new opportunities, museums connect with their audiences. The we sought to encourage our patrons to has challenged mightily distinctions that new Web site also allowed for more trans- remain or become members, and to add to might once have seemed reasonable. parency through the innovative Dashboard, the pool of contributed income on which where the public can find data relating to we rely. Today, as artists canonized by the art market the Museum’s behind-the-scenes operations, increasingly use contemporary technology to and then judge how we are doing based on In April, in another matter of principle, the plan, devise, and create artworks, it is virtu- that data. IMA took a position of advocacy by declaring ally impossible to draw a virtuous circle a moratorium on the acquisition of archaeo- around one kind of creative practice and We are also proud of all the efforts we have logical material and ancient art if it lacked anoint it as inherently superior to another made in conserving energy and other resourc- provenance after 1970. With that declaration, that ends the manual involvement of a maker es at the IMA, not only in daily operations, we accepted the challenge of doing thorough earlier in the creative process. It is indefensible but in the ongoing care and intelligent and research on prospective acquisitions, whether to argue that the process of digital photogra- creative use of the 152 acres that the by gift, exchange, or purchase. phy is inherently superior to the process of Museum is so fortunate to have. In 2007, digitally modeling a chair. progress was made on the ambitious plans A notable change in curatorial direction for 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art was marked in 2007, when the decision The key issue is that there is nothing “inher- & Nature Park, which will eventually offer was made to assimilate responsibility for the ently” superior or inferior in a manufactur- contemporary art in a setting that is unlike decorative arts into the respective depart- ing process; the curator’s judgment about the anything else in Indianapolis. ments of European and American art, and virtue and value of the end result is what to create a new Department of Design Arts. matters to a museum. And so the Indianapolis This change speaks of two shifts in museum Museum of Art has elected to return to a practice. The first is the growing acknowledg- point of view espoused at the time of its ment that no great art is purely decorative; if founding in 1883: that the best examples an object is an artwork, it has a place in life of what was once called the “applied arts” and society that elevates it above mere deserve to be collected and encouraged decoration. The segregation of these art- alongside what used to be called the works—which may have both iconographic “fine arts.”

2 3 With these shifts in mind, the Museum hired R. Craig grant from the The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Miller to lead our efforts in building a distinguished Trust and a $600,000 gift from Myrta J. Pulliam for department of design arts by assembling a collection, the park’s nature trails. publishing its contents, staging exhibitions in the field, HIGHLIGHTS OF Generous patrons continued to build the IMA’s and fostering a wide variety of programs to introduce endowment, including philanthropist Ruth Lilly, who our audiences to the premise that a talented curator provided a $2.2 million gift to endow the position now can make the Solomonian choices about what mass- known as the Ruth Lilly Deputy Director of produced objects are worthy of a museum collection. Environmental & Historic Preservation. The under- This change will greatly alter the IMA’s mandate and 2007 signed was highly privileged to become the first mission, allowing for insightful interpretive connec- Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO, through a tions with utilitarian objects from other cultures and gift of unparalleled generosity. The $10 million gift ages throughout our holdings, from Europe, Asia, from philanthropists and longtime Museum supporters Africa, and the Americas. Melvin and Bren Simon instantly made the director The year 2007 was also notable for our exhibition and CEO’s position among the nation’s most coveted, calendar. Roman Art from the Louvre, the largest not only for the financial security it affords the exhibition ever sent abroad from Paris, had its debut Museum, but also for the prestige accruing to the in Indianapolis. It was ground-breaking in many person fortunate enough to be the incumbent. respects: its unprecedented scale, new scholarship In furtherance of historic preservation, IMA first about both familiar and long-ignored masterworks in lady Jacqueline Buckingham Anderson directed the the Louvre’s collection, and the strong public response renovation of Westerley, the official residence of the that it evoked. Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO, with the The midcareer retrospective María Magdalena support of an $800,000 grant from the Allen Whitehill Campos-Pons: Everything Is Separated by Water Clowes Charitable Foundation and a gift from an offered original insights into this remarkable artist’s anonymous donor. oeuvre. Other significant exhibitions and installations Two other areas outlined in this report are of particular on a smaller scale in the field of contemporary art, note: the IMA’s emergence as an internationally including Maya Lin’s site-specific installation Above recognized leader in the use of new technology and and Below, funded through a gift from William L. and its fresh commitment to environmentally sound Jane H. Fortune, were joined by a new space for the business practices. The details follow. art of our time, the Efroymson Family Entrance Pavilion. Through the generosity of the Efroymson In sum, 2007 was a watershed year at the IMA in Family Fund, a CICF Fund, the Museum is able to launching innovative ways of serving a growing permanently endow the commission of site-specific public, from expanding our collecting mandate to works in this space twice a year. extending our reach through new technologies. This growth curve was made possible by several generous Elsewhere in the Museum, visitors could find exhibi- donors—we thank them singly and collectively. And tions in the fashion arts, works on paper, and video, we owe particular thanks also to Dan Appel for his among others, that gave visitors not only a broad view contributions to the Museum during his tenure of art history but insights into the work of individual as IMA chairman. artists. The IMA’s Education Department also offered a wide array of programs in the year, serving audiences of all ages and backgrounds. The details may be found later in this report.

Another important milestone was the announcement of several artists and collectives chosen to begin work Maxwell L. Anderson on installations in 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks The Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO Art & Nature Park, to open in 2010. Major gifts to the Art & Nature Park in 2007 included a $500,000

4 New Directions Exhibitions & Installations

• In January 2007, in a reversal of a decision • The IMA was the first of only three U.S. venues made in 2004, the IMA returned to a policy of free for the traveling exhibition Roman Art from the general admission. To accommodate the changing Louvre (September 23, 2007–January 6, 2008). needs of its visitors, new hours also went into effect Organized by the American Federation of Arts and that month, including later closing times on the Musée du Louvre, the exhibition featured 184 Thursday and Friday. prime examples of Roman art drawn from the Louvre’s collection, including mosaics, frescoes, • In April, the Museum declared a moratorium on terracotta statuettes, monumental sculptures, the acquisition of archaeological objects lacking marble reliefs, and glass and metal vessels. provenance it deemed to be adequate and began the Attendance for the exhibition—106,002—is the task of evaluating and reframing its policies related highest ever recorded at the IMA. Roman Art from to the collection of antiquities and ancient art. the Louvre was supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities and • On May 18, the IMA announced a $10 million in Indianapolis by a $1.5 million grant from Lilly gift from philanthropists and longtime Museum Endowment Inc. The IMA collaborated with the supporters Melvin and Bren Simon. The Simons’ Indiana University Art Museum for two gift, which established a permanent endowment complementary exhibitions: Piranesi’s Views of fund to underwrite the Museum’s directorship, Rome (30 prints) and A Golden Legacy: Greek and was the largest gift ever given, to date, to fund Roman Jewelry from the Burton Y. Berry Collection the compensation of the top executive of an at Indiana University Art Museum. art museum. • María Magdalena Campos-Pons: Everything Is • R. Craig Miller, who joined the staff in October Separated by Water (February 25–June 3, 2007) in the newly created position of curator of design was the first touring mid-career retrospective of arts at the IMA, was appointed to develop a new work by Campos-Pons, one of the most important Page 5: The exhibition Roman • Ingrid Calame’s Traces of the Indianapolis Motor • In the spring, the IMA announced a $2.5 million department dedicated to the collection, Cuban artists working today. The exhibition—34 Art from the Louvre Speedway, which premiered at the Museum on endowment grant from the Efroymson Family Fund, preservation, and interpretation of 20th- and objects produced over the past 20 years—was drew a record 106,002 visitors November 2, featured large-scale colored pencil a CICF Fund, which supports the commission of 21st-century European and American design. supported in part by a grant from The Andy Warhol to the IMA in 2007. drawings and enamel-on-aluminum paintings and site-specific installations for the Museum’s Efroymson His role includes building the Museum’s design Foundation for the Visual Arts and through a grant marked the first time that all of the artist’s work in Family Entrance Pavilion. New York-based artist collection and developing a series of exhibitions to from the National Endowment for the Arts. The Above right (from left): this series was exhibited in one venue. The IMA Tony Feher was selected to create the first piece, A Brose Partington, mount highlight new design initiatives at the IMA. Miller’s exhibition catalogue, published in association with commissioned this new body of work by Calame Single Act of Carelessness Will Result in the Eternal maker; artist María Magdalena first exhibition for the Museum is European Design Yale University Press and supported by a grant from as part of the Museum’s broadening contemporary Loss of Beauty, which was installed in March. Campos-Pons; Rob Waddle, Since 1985: Shaping the New Century, the first The Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation, storage and packing technician; art program. critical survey of contemporary Western European features essays by Lisa Freiman, IMA curator of and Richard McCoy, assistant • On November 30, the IMA celebrated the decorative and industrial design, opening in March contemporary art, and Okwui Enwezor, dean of conservator of objects, • Using media, video and installation art, the installation of Above and Below, a new site-specific 2009. Miller also took on the role of director academic affairs at San Francisco Arts Institute and prepare an object for Campos- German artist team RothStauffenberg exhibited sculpture by artist Maya Lin, on the Fortune of design initiatives, working with the IMA adjunct curator at International Center of Photography. Pons’ exhibition. several works using collages of feature films, Balcony. The sculpture, which was commissioned in to incorporate design into its institutional recording devices and found materials at the conjunction with the reopening of the IMA’s Asian programming. The creation of a design department • Contemporary artists were the focus of Artist Ingrid Calame studying Museum, also part of the Off the Wall series. galleries, serves as an aesthetic gateway between the was part of an institutional restructuring at the exhibitions in a number of other galleries during a tire mark at the Indianapolis The IMA also presented the first United States main museum building and the new Virginia B. Museum, which also included the merging of 2007. Among them were Swiss artist Adrian Motor Speedway. museum exhibition of Godville, a video installation Fairbanks Art & Nature Park, scheduled to open in the decorative arts department into its European Schiess, who unveiled his first solo museum by Israeli-born, Berlin-based artist Omer Fast. fall 2009. The installation was funded through a gift and American art departments. exhibition and largest installation in the United from William L. and Jane H. Fortune. (In September States in October. The exhibition was part of 2008, the IMA broke ground on the art park, now the IMA’s Off the Wall contemporary art series, called 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & which features special projects by emerging and Nature Park.) internationally renowned artists. Sited throughout the IMA’s buildings and surrounding campus, the exhibition featured video projections and 10 of Schiess’s signature “flat” paintings. It was supported in part by Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council.

6 7 Below left (from left): • Modern and historic costumes, an important facet of the IMA’s encyclopedic 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Oldfields–Lilly House Joe Blakley, Bill Fortune and collection, were showcased in two exhibitions during the year. All Dressed Up: Fairbanks Art & Nature Park & Gardens Maxwell Anderson, the Melvin The Latest Additions featured 30 recent acquisitions, from a gown by Charles & Bren Simon Director and Frederick Worth to extraordinary creations by Chanel, Givenchy, Halston and CEO, view Maya Lin’s installa- others. Dior: The King of Couture included gowns, ensembles and suits from • Early in 2007, the IMA named several artists and • In August, the Museum announced a $2.2 million tion Above and Below on the the IMA collection along with several designs lent by private collectors. artist collectives who had been tentatively selected gift from philanthropist Ruth Lilly to endow the Fortune Balcony. Above and to create works for the Art & Nature Park. Located IMA’s director of horticulture position, held by Below © Maya Ying Lin. • Visitors could see a small but noteworthy sampling of the IMA’s vast on 100 acres of woodlands, wetlands, lake and Mark Zelonis since 1997. Zelonis is responsible for

Video artist Sam Easterson collection of works on paper in four separate exhibitions that opened during meadow adjacent to the Museum, the Art & Nature the management, maintenance and development of brought a selection of the year: The German Expressionist Era and Paris Posters: The Art of the Park will feature site-specific commissions in a the IMA’s 152 acres of gardens and grounds, with his videos shot from the Streets in the Susan and Charles Golden Gallery and Landfall Press and range of media that explore and respond to the special emphasis on the 26-acre historic property of perspective of animals to the Kenneth Tyler: Tamarind, Gemini G.E.L. and Tyler Graphics, Ltd. in Milliken varied environments of the Park. Upon its opening Oldfields, the former estate of Josiah K. Lilly Jr., IMA in the summer of 2007. Gallery. in 2009, 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art grandson of Colonel Eli Lilly, who founded & Nature Park will be one of the largest museum Eli Lilly & Company. In recognition of the gift, • In early summer, the IMA presented Nature Holds My Camera: The Video art parks in the country, and the only one to feature this position is now titled The Ruth Lilly Deputy Art of Sam Easterson. The artist’s short videos of animals in their natural the ongoing commission of site-specific artworks. Director of Environmental & Historic Preservation. habitats allow viewers to see the world from the perspective of the animals. The eight artists who will create the inaugural After seeing the exhibition, visitors were invited to share their own points of commissions for the Park—the final list announced • Oldfields–Lilly House & Gardens welcomed view through live blogging on the exhibition Web site: http://www. in early 2008—are Atelier Van Lieshout, Kendall visitors not only for tours of the historic estate but natureholdsmycamera.com. Buster, Jeppe Hein, Alfredo Jaar, Los Carpinteros, for an exhibition and the annual Christmas at Lilly Tea Mäkipää, Type A and Andrea Zittel. House, which was sponsored by OneAmerica. The The exhibition extended to the Art & Nature Park, where visitors could check Commissions will be ongoing, with additional exhibition, The Camera’s Coast (May 6–September out an Art & Nature Pack containing drawing media, a magnifying glass, artists’ projects to be announced annually. 23), offered a sampler of photographs of life along binoculars, a compass, and a handheld video receiver to access Easterson’s the New England coast in the late 19th and early footage “filmed” by an Eastern mole. • The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust 20th centuries. The images were from Historic New awarded a $500,000 grant to the IMA in July in England’s extensive collection of historic photographs. support of 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park. This is the first grant that the IMA Westerley has received from the Trust, which was established in 1997 to help people in need, especially women, children and families; to protect animals and nature; • Also in 2007, the IMA completed a major and to enrich community life primarily in the renovation of Westerley, the former home of arts metropolitan areas of Indianapolis and Phoenix. patrons Dr. George H. A. Clowes and his wife, Myrta J. Pulliam’s major gift of $600,000 will Edith, and, later, their son Allen. After Allen support the park’s nature trails. Clowes’ death in 2000, the estate was given, through a bequest, to the IMA. The $2 million, year-long renovation project included the 20-room main house, a carriage house, the greenhouse and grounds. The 12,000-square-foot home provides space for Museum events on its ground and first floors, while the second and third floors of the building are the residence of the Museum’s director and CEO and his family. The project was supported by an $800,000 grant from the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation and a gift from an anonymous donor.

The living room at Westerley.

8 9 TECHNOLOGY AT THE IMA Education and Community Programs

• The IMA’s newly designed Web site was unveiled Architect and author Studio Programs in the fall of 2007. Among the innovations is a Witold Rybczynski was a IMA education staff organized a total of 63 classes dashboard of data about the Museum. The Dashboard featured speaker at the IMA and camps for children, adults, and teens in 2007. offers the public access to up-to-date statistics such as in September 2007. Summer art camps for children were offered in Photograph by Isak Tiner. fiscal performance, number of new works on view in collaboration with the YMCA and Civic Theatre. the permanent collection, energy consumption and The total attendance for these classes, inspired by numerous other metrics of institutional performance. special exhibitions and the permanent collection, The IMA Dashboard grew out of the Museum’s was 3,645. commitment to transparency and a desire to provide an insider’s perspective on IMA operations. The IMA Multi-age Programs staff also uses the Dashboard’s performance indicators Family Saturdays at the IMA continued to serve as a management tool to measure progress in pursuit multi-age audiences with fun and interactive of the IMA’s mission. ways to engage with the collection and special exhibitions. In 2007 more than 800 visitors enjoyed six events that included docent-led tours, • In 2007 the IMA received a $385,000 grant from the art-making, dance instruction, storytelling and Institute of Museum and Library Services for a project musical performances. An experimental “Magic called steve.museum. The grant supported research Carpet” area facilitated fine and gross motor skill into the usefulness of social tagging for enabling access activities for families with younger children. to online art collections. The IMA collaborated with Through the annual partnership with Jameson other leading art museums for this ongoing Camp and its Tataya Mato program, more than 70 project—including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, campers and counselors were again treated to a day the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Denver Art of tours, hands-on activities and lunch. A program Star Studio Museum, the Guggenheim Museum, the Minneapolis unique to Indiana, Tataya Mato makes the fun and William Rasdell: African Roots in Cuban Soil Institute of Arts, the Rubin Museum of Art, and the discovery of a traditional camping experience (February 25–July 15) featured Indianapolis artist San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The research available to children from across the state who are William Rasdell’s digitally altered photographs, findings of the steve.museum project provide affected by HIV/AIDS. Each year IMA educators video, and sculptures made in response to visits to important insights and software tools for museums facilitate a visual arts-based training session for new the Callejon de Hamel, an alley in Havana that is planning to use social tagging to offer an engaging and camp counselors, a diverse group of college-age the site of Afro-Cuban murals and sculptures by accessible system for visitors to browse and interact people that includes some international students. Cuban artist Salvador Gonzalez. The exhibition with their online collections. also included interviews and video footage recorded Planet Indy by IMA staff in Havana in 2005. Approximately • By 2007, the IMA was leading the nation’s museums The first annual Planet Indy program, in November, 14,000 visitors attended the exhibition. Over featured writer Richard Louv, author of Last Child 30,000 visitors came to see Sebastiano Mainardi: Web site visitors can access • Visitors to the Web site now have access to in its development of new media content, adding new in the Woods. Planet Indy brings an outstanding The Science of Art (September 4, 2007–January 6, information about the Museum the entire IMA collections database, illustrated dimensions to its programming and connecting new presenter to share ideas for creative, environmentally 2008), which offered visitors a behind-the-scenes through the IMA Dashboard. with images of the collection. audiences to art. Technological initiatives included: distribution of IMA-related audio and video content responsible living. Each Planet Indy program is the look at the conservation treatment of a Renaissance culmination of nearly a year of planning meetings A screen shot of Daniel Roger, • Using the next generation of Web technology, through Web-based outlets such as iTunes-U and a masterpiece. IMA conservators worked to restore with community groups related to the theme. curator from the Musée du the site also enables visitors to interact and to YouTube Directors channel featuring staff profiles, the 500-year-old painting by Sebastiano Mainardi Louv’s talk was presented in collaboration with the Louvre, from the webisode share information online. They can now watch artist bios, and other art-related video content. The in a conservation lab installed in Star Studio. In Eagle Creek Park Foundation and at least a dozen “Why We See What We See.” IMA-produced videos, respond to Museum staff IMA also developed a series of 10 IMA-produced addition to the conservation process, visitors could other organizations, many of whom offered through the Museum’s blog, and participate in the downloadable videos, or webisodes, that bring to life see videos and photos documenting earlier stages of follow-up events on the topic of the value of tagging of art—providing labels to describe the various themes from the 2007 exhibition Roman Art the work on the painting, learn about the tools and outdoor experiences for children. Approximately works—across all art collection areas. The blog from the Louvre. These webisodes subsequently won techniques used by conservators, and create a panel 400 people attended the Louv program. features posts from IMA employees offering a wide acclaim and several awards in both the museum to add to a collaborative artwork inspired by the glimpse of life at the IMA. Links to the IMA’s and Web communities. altarpiece. Sebastiano Mainardi: The Science of Art MySpace, Flickr and Facebook accounts can was made possible through a generous grant from also be found on the Web site. Ms. Jane Fortune.

10 11 GREENING THE IMA Collaborative Arts Partnership (CAP) The IMA again joined with Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) to serve students in the Collaborative Hélène Gillette-Woodard, • At the beginning of 2006, the IMA began to utilize • The IMA’s horticulture and grounds staffs Arts Partnership (CAP), a program whose goal is to IMA senior conservator of an engineering-based, detailed approach to reducing reduce horticulture waste by composting and use objects, shows how a phosphor foster self-expression, visual literacy, and cognitive its energy consumption. Improved preventive an integrated pest management system to lessen the plate is used to capture the skills. During the 2006–2007 school year, CAP served maintenance procedures, a thorough review of dependence on harmful chemicals. The IMA has also X-ray image of an object with 350 students in kindergarten through eighth grade operating sequences and experimentation with instituted irrigation practices that conserve water. the Museum’s new computed equipment settings all contributed to dramatic LED lights are used for landscape features, and scrap and 20 artists. The participating schools included IPS radiography system. #14, #20, #43, #67, the Center for Inquiry, Key results. By the beginning of 2008, the average stone from the building expansion was re-used in Learning Community North and Cold Spring School. monthly demand for electricity and natural gas walls and walks. The renovated greenhouse, part of Students worked directly with performing and/or had been reduced by approximately 40 percent. In Oldfields–Lilly House & Gardens, includes a passive visual artists after school on theme-based activities. addition, energy conservation results contributed to cooling system, a misting/fogging system for The 2006–2007 theme was “Global Connections.” In a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions (CO2) of additional cooling, and an upgraded heating system. addition to the IMA and IPS, the partners included more than 6,700 tons. All of the improvements were Greenhouse staff routinely recycles plastic and clay Iibada Dance Company, Asante Children’s Theatre, achieved while meeting the very stringent temperature pots. The IMA has also preserved more green space Indiana Repertory Theatre, Indianapolis Civic and humidity requirements associated with fine art on its campus through an underground parking Theatre, and YMCA of Greater Indianapolis. conservation. In early 2008, the IMA announced that garage that is topped with a green roof. it was the first art museum to become a member of Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration ENERGY STAR, a joint program of the U.S. • The IMA’s conservators have replaced X-ray The IMA’s Viewfinders Viewfinders The IMA welcomed 4,500 visitors for its Martin Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. equipment with digital technology, eliminating program brings Visual During the 2006–2007 school year, a total of 4,664 Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on January 15, 2007. Department of Energy focused on saving money chemical developers and fixers for film. They also Thinking Strategies students participated in Viewfinders in their classrooms. The free event began with a performance by the and protecting the environment through use high-volume/low-pressure (HVLP) spray guns (VTS), an art viewing Of this group, 2,246 were in grades K–5 in four Voices of Light Choir from Light of the World energy-efficient products and practices. for application of paints and varnishes to minimize and discussion Washington Township schools, and 2,418 were Christian Church, and speakers included Maxwell L. overspray. The Conservation Department also uses curriculum, into third-graders at IPS elementary schools. The IMA Anderson, the Melvin & Bren Simon Director and less toxic solvents and/or water-based materials when classrooms and helps welcomed 2,765 fo r Viewfinders field trips at the CEO of the IMA; Steve Campbell, deputy mayor possible. Scrap supplies not suitable for use in the teachers develop exper- conservation labs or in the print room are shared tise in facilitating Museum, including 2,142 from IPS schools and 623 of Indianapolis; Alain Weber, headmaster of the from Washington Township schools. The field trips International School of Indiana; and Bishop T. with the Museum’s Education Department. the lessons. included three components: a discussion with IMA Garrott Benjamin Jr., senior pastor at Light of the • The IMA has fostered a green culture in daily work docents in the American or European galleries; World Christian Church. The IMA galleries and at the Museum and uses vendors who employ “green” a self-guided activity in the Asian, African or activity rooms were open to the public throughout the practices, such as Saint Clair Press, which has Forest contemporary galleries; and a hands-on watercolor day; featured performances included Premium Blend; Stewardship Council (FSC) Certification. painting and drawing activity. Each student, teacher North Central High School’s gospel choir the and chaperone received a free, one-year family Northernaires; and Jordan Jazz, the Butler University • In 2007, the IMA set goals in the following areas: membership to the IMA for participating in jazz choir. Public discussions on the 13th Amendment waste prevention and recycling; pollution prevention Viewfinders. During the 2007–2008 school year, and the Emancipation Proclamation featured legal, and energy efficiency; environmentally preferable more than 770 students in all the IPS schools were academic, and civil rights experts. Other activities purchasing; transportation; and internal and external visited by IMA staff for in-classroom demonstration included free health screenings sponsored by education regarding conservation of resources. sessions. More than 820 students in seven Washington Community Health Network, art-making activities Township schools were visited by IMA staff for the in IMA studios, quilting demonstrations, gallery • A member of the U.S. Green Building Council, the sessions. At the IMA, 2,842 students visited for games, and the films I Have a Dream and A Shared IMA registered 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Viewfinders field trips, 2,076 from an IPS school Heritage: Art by Four African Americans. Art & Nature Park for LEED (Leadership in Energy and 766 from a Washington Township School. and Environmental Design) certification in 2007. The Graduate Credit and Continuing Education IMA is also a member of the Central Indiana Clean Docent Program The IMA also offered graduate credit and continuing Air Partnership (CICAP). Docents led tours for school groups (pre-school education units to practicing educators seeking through college) and for the general public renewal of their licenses. These opportunities were throughout 2007. In addition to on-site service, the available for many public programs and studio docents also provided off-site community service at programs and were promoted via the IMA’s program Riley Hospital for Children and offered Speaking of guide Art For You and the Museum’s Web site. Art programs. In 2007 docents logged approximately 20,602 volunteer hours. IMA docents led field trips for 20,978 students (including Viewfinders participants) in 2007.

12 13 Exhibitions Art Acquisitions

Allen Whitehill Clowes AFRICAN ART Zulu people, South Africa Huang Lezhi Qi Baishi Itō Shinsui Gallery in the Wood Eiteljorg Gallery for Pair of Earplugs, 1920–1960 Chinese Chinese, 1863–1957 Japanese, 1898–1972 Pavilion Special Exhibitions Turkana people or Pokot wood, synthetic resin, Purple Bamboo and Flower, Lotus and Dragon Fly Karasaki, 1918 (Special Exhibition Gallery) people, Kenya metal tacks 1848 ink and color on paper color woodblock print Hats of Africa: From Asante to Zulu Man’s Hat, 1960–1990 1/2 x 1 7/8 in. ink on paper 37 11/16 x 17 5/16 x 5/8 in. 12 3/4 x 8 3/4 in. María Magdalena Campos-Pons: September 8, 2007–September 28, 2008 human hair, clay, resin, General Memorial Art Fund 8 1/8 x 11 3/16 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo Jane Weldon Myers Art Fund Everything Is Separated by Water Organized by the IMA. pigment, feathers, cane, metal 2007.5 Gift of Roger and Francine 2007.43 2007.39 February 25–June 3 H: 9 in. Hurwitz Organized by the IMA. Supported in Holeman Video Gallery Gift of Edward DeCarbo in Zulu people, South Africa 2007.45 Wang Wu Itō Shinsui part by a grant from The Andy Warhol honor of Roy and Sophie Hat for Married Woman, 1631–1690 Japanese, 1898–1972 Omer Fast: Godville Foundation for the Visual Arts and Sieber 1940–1970 human hair, Kang Youwei Insect and Tree after Shen Evening on the River, September 28, 2007–March 2, 2008 through a grant from the National 2007.79 pigment, fat, synthetic and Chinese, 1858–1927 Zhou Tamagawa, 1917 Organized by the IMA. Endowment for the Arts. The natural fibers, woven plastic Paired Peaks Bristle Against ink and color on paper color woodblock print exhibition catalogue, María Magdalena Zulu people, South Africa 4 x 22 (diam.) in. the Clouds (“Twin Peaks 8 1/2 x 11 9/16 in. 8 13/16 x 12 5/8 in. Campos-Pons: Everything Is Separated by Lilly House Skirt for Young Woman, General Endowed Art Fund Piercing the Clouds”), about Gift of Roger and Francine Gift of the Asian Art Society 1850–1870 leather, glass 2007.40 1900 Hurwitz (AAS) of the Indianapolis Water, was made possible by a grant The Camera’s Coast from The Elizabeth Firestone Graham beads, sinew ink on paper 2007.46 Museum of Art May 6–September 23 Foundation. 26 3/4 x 5 x 1 1/4 in. 64 x 22 3/8 x 1/2 in. 2007.69 Organized by Historic New England, the The Ballard Fund 2007.2 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo public identity for the Society for the Nature Holds My Camera: 2007.44 Preservation of New England Antiquities. The Video Art of Sam Easterson June 24–July 15 Christmas at Lilly House Organized by the IMA. November 13, 2007–January 6, 2008 Off the Wall Gallery AND Sebastiano Mainardi: Organized by the IMA. Sponsored by HOLEMAN VIDEO GALLERY The Science of Art Roman Art from the Louvre OneAmerica. Additional support provided RothStauffenberg September 4, 2007–January 6, 2008 September 23, 2007–January 6, 2008 by Engledow Group. Organized by the IMA and made October 19, 2007–April 27, 2008 Organized by the American Federation of Organized by the IMA. possible through a generous grant Arts and the Musée du Louvre. Supported McCormack Forefront from Ms. Jane Fortune. by an indemnity from the Federal Council Galleries Adrian Schiess on the Arts and the Humanities and made October 19, 2007–April 27, 2008 NORTH HALL GALLERY possible in Indianapolis by a grant from AfroCuba: Works on Paper, Organized by the IMA. Supported in part Indiana Artists Club Annual Lilly Endowment Inc. Additional support 1968–2003 by Pro Helvetia, Swiss Arts Council. provided by Chase Bank. February 25–June 3 Exhibition Organized by San Francisco State April 22–June 3 University Fine Arts Gallery and curated Paul Textile Arts Gallery Alliance Gallery A Touch of Mandela by Judith Bettelheim. Exhibition All Dressed Up: The Latest Additions A Golden Legacy: Greek and Roman circulated by Curatorial Assistance July 28–September 23 March 31–December 30 Jewelry from the Burton Y. Berry Traveling Exhibitions. Presented in cooperation with Collection at the Indiana University Organized by the IMA. Indiana Black Expo Inc. Art Museum Emily Kennerk: Suburban Nation Watercolor Society of Indiana June 3, 2007–January 6, 2008 Emily Kennerk: Boundaries Paul Fashion Arts Annual Juried Show Zulu people, South Africa Asian Art Lin Shu Left: Turkana people or Organized by the Indiana University (Sutphin Mall) Gallery Pair of Earplugs, 1920–1960 Chinese, 1852–1924 Zhou Chengde Pokot people, Kenya Art Museum. September 30–October 27 July 13–October 7 Dior: The King of Couture wood, synthetic resin, Chinese Calligraphy in Cursive Script, Chinese, 1877–1933 Man’s Hat, 1960–1990 human hair, clay, resin, Organized by the IMA. June 10, 2007–January 13, 2008 metal tacks 1923 Orchids and Rocks, 1930 Conant Galleries Stout Library pigment, feathers, cane, metal Organized by the IMA. 9 1/16 x 2 11/16 in. Chen Banding ink on paper ink on paper Ingrid Calame: Traces of the H: 9 in. Piranesi’s Views of Ancient Rome General Memorial Art Fund Chinese, 1877–1970 33 1/2 x 11 3/4 x 1 3/8 in. 69 x 22 9/16 x 13 in. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Book Bodies: Recent Artist Books by Gift of Edward DeCarbo in honor June 3, 2007–January 6, 2008 (overall) Susan and Charles Karen Baldner and Yara Cluever 2007.3 Wisteria, after 1936 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo of Roy and Sophie Sieber Organized by the IMA. November 2, 2007–March 16, 2008 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo Golden Gallery July 3–October 13 ink and color on paper 2007.42 2007.79 Organized by the IMA. Zulu people, South Africa 67 3/8 x 19 3/4 x 1 in. 2007.18 Efroymson Family The German Expressionist Era Pair of Earplugs, 1920–1960 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo Japanese Rght: Kang Youwei Entrance Pavilion Milliken Gallery July 14–December 2 TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS wood, synthetic resin, 2007.41 Lin Zexu Chinese, 1858–1927 Organized by the IMA. Chinese, 1785–1850 Itō Shinsui Paired Peaks Bristle Against the Clouds Tony Feher: A Single Act of Landfall Press María Magdalena Campos-Pons: metal tacks 1/2 x 2 in. Gao Baishi Sutra of Eternal Life (Wu liang Japanese, 1898–1972 (“Twin Peaks Piercing the Clouds”), Carelessness Will Result in the June 23–November 18 Paris Posters: The Art of the Streets Everything Is Separated by Water about 1900 General Memorial Art Fund Chinese, 1901–1969 shou jing), 1837 Miidera (Mii Temple), 1917 Eternal Loss of Beauty Organized by the IMA. December 15, 2007–August 24, 2008 September 21–November 12 ink on paper Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach, Florida 2007.4 Calligraphy of a Bronze gold paint on blue paper color woodblock print March 10–October 21 Organized by the IMA. 64 x 22 3/8 x 1/2 in. Kenneth Tyler: Tamarind, Gemini Inscription, 1966 1 1/8 x 7 1/4 x 12 1/8 in. 12 7/8 x 9 in. Organized by the IMA. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo ink on paper Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo Purchased with funds G.E.L. and Tyler Graphics, Ltd. Star Studio 2007.44 60 x 19 x 1 1/4 in. 2007.16 provided by Mr. and Mrs. November 14, 2006–June 17, 2007 Above: Bradley Brooks, director of Lilly House William Rasdell: African Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo Leonard J. Betley Organized by the IMA. programs and operations, studies a photo- Roots in Cuban Soil 2007.17 2007.38 graph in the exhibition The Camera’s Coast. February 25–July 15 Organized by the IMA.

14 15 Korea Kasamatsu Shirō CONTEMPORARY ART RothStauffenberg spurse DECORATIVE ARTS– Leon Marcotte Balthus Rudolf de Crignis Left: Anthony Goicolea Rounded Jar with Pierced Japanese,1898–1991 German, founded 1989 towards the ontology of the AMERICAN American, 1824–1887 French, 1908–2001 Swiss, 1948–2006 American, b. 1971 Pedestal Foot, 500s Fuji Yoshida, 1958 Anthony Goicolea (Schall und Rauch), 2003–2006 event, IMA. The Center for Side Chair, about 1860 Jeune fille endormie sur un Green, 2006 Low Tide, 2007 stoneware black and white photography color woodblock print American, b. 1971 installation art the Study of the Collective attributed to Pierre La Lumiere wood, bronze canapé (Young Girl Sleeping hard and soft ground etching 13 x 7 1/2 in. (maximum diam.) mounted on aluminum and laminated 22 x 17 1/4 x 3/4 in. Low Tide, 2007 Gift of the artists & (Research re: What Passes, 38 1/8 x 19 1/2 x 18 11/16 in. on a Sofa), 1994 and drypoint on white Gift of Richard A. Garver in American, about 1761–1813 with non-glare Plexiglas Gift in memory of Mary Parrott memory of Charles and Gift of Tom Kuebler in honor black and white photography Esther Schipper May/June–October 2006, Armoire, about 1800 offset color lithograph on Magnani Pescia Satinato 60 x 85 in. Marvel Garver of John Teramoto, Curator of mounted on aluminum and 2007.80 version 3), 2006 black walnut, tulip poplar and Robert Burnett Failey by white wove Arches paper Purchased with funds provided by 2007.68 Asian Art at IMA laminated with non-glare inkjet print, pencil, pen, ink 77 3/4 x 54 3/4 x 23 in. their grandchildren and of 21 7/8 x 30 in. 15 3/4 x 15 3/4 in. Steve and Livia Russell 2007.47 Plexiglas RothStauffenberg stamp, coffee on paper Robertine Daniels Art Fund in Robert Burnett Failey Jr. by Gift of Dr. Steven Conant Ann M. Stack Art Purchase 2007.30 Itō Shinsui 60 x 85 in. German, founded 1989 28 11/16 x 28 7/8 in. memory of her late husband, his nieces and nephews in memory of Joan D. Fund 2007.35 © Anthony Goicolea Japanese, 1898–1972 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi Purchased with funds Pacific Ocean, 1969, 2000 Purchased with funds Richard Monroe Fairbanks 2007.49.3 Weisenberger Right: Nikki S. Lee Evening on the River, Japanese, 1839–1892 provided by Steve and two Lamba-prints mounted on provided by Ann M. and Sr., and her late son, Michael 2007.60 Rudolf de Crignis Korean, b. 1970 Tamagawa, 1917 Maisaka, 1863 Livia Russell aluminum, framed, DVD video Chris Stack Fairbanks; funds provided EUROPEAN PAINTING & Swiss, 1948–2006 The Hispanic Project (2), 1998 color woodblock print color woodblock print 2007.30 Gift of the artists & 2007.12 by the Colonial Dames of SCULPTURE Ruth Bernhard Blue, 2006 8 13/16 x 12 5/8 in. Fujiflex print color photograph 14 1/8 x 9 7/16 in. Esther Schipper America in the State of American, 1905–2006 hard and soft ground etching Gift of the Asian Art Society (AAS) 30 7/8 x 40 13/16 x 1 1/2 in. Gift of the Asian Art Society in Guillermo Kuitca 2007.81 spurse El Greco and Workshop In the Box – Horizontal, 1962 and drypoint on white of the Indianapolis Museum of Indiana; funds provided by the Purchased with funds provided memory of Joe Caparo towards the ontology Spanish, 1541–1614 Magnani Pescia Satinato Art 2007.69 Argentina, b. 1961 Decorative Arts Society (printed 1992) by Mark and Ora Pescovitz 2007.14 Everything, 2004 RothStauffenberg of the collective-human 2007.51 St. Matthew, about 1610–1614 gelatin silver print paper 2007.31 mixed media on canvas German, founded 1989 individuation, IMA. The oil on canvas 25 x 37 7/8 in. 16 3/4 x 15 3/4 in. © Nikki S. Lee Qi Baishi Utagawa Kunisada Timecoded Wallpaper, Center for the Study of the 28 1/4 x 21 5/8 in. Ann M. Stack Art Purchase Chinese, 1863–1957 120 x 65 x 1 1/2 in. (overall) Leon Marcotte Gift of the Estate of Ruth Lotus and Dragon Fly Japanese, 1786–1864 The Ballard Fund 1995–2006 inkjet print from Collective (Research re: the American, 1824–1887 The Clowes Collection Bernhard 2007.54 Fund 2007.36 ink and color on paper Ōtomo Kuronushi, 1858 2007.1 digital data disk on self- Human as collective event, Sofa, about 1860 2007.53 37 11/16 x 17 5/16 x 5/8 in. color woodblock print adhesive paper May/June–October 2006, wood, bronze John Bernhardt Rudolf de Crignis Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Y. Lo 14 3/8 x 9 15/16 in. Nikki S. Lee Gift of the artists & Esther version 4), 2006 43 x 77 5/8 x 31 1/2 in. Prints, Drawings and American, 1921–1963 Swiss, 1948–2006 2007.43 Mary and Agness Wetsell Fund Korean, b. 1970 Schipper inkjet print, pencil, pen, ink Gift in memory of Mary Parrott Photographs Man as a Destruction, Orange, 2006 2007.15 The Hispanic Project (2), 1998 2007.82 stamp on paper and Robert Burnett Failey by 1957–1958 color woodblock hard and soft ground etching Fujiflex print color photograph 32 7/8 x 33 1/8 in. their grandchildren and of Garo Z. Antreasian print on Japanese paper and drypoint on white Korean 30 7/8 x 40 13/16 x 1 1/2 in. spurse Purchased with funds Robert Burnett Failey Jr. by American, b. 1922 19 3/8 x 25 3/4 in. Magnani Pescia Satinato Purchased with funds towards the ontology of the provided by Ann M. and his nieces and nephews Blossoming Tree, 1958 Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in paper Korea provided by Mark and Ora thing, IMA. The Center for Chris Stack 2007.49.1 color lithography on off-white memory of Mrs. H.L. Conant 17 3/4 x 15 3/4 in. Rounded Jar with Pierced Pescovitz the Study of the Collective 2007.13 wove paper 2007.58 Ann M. Stack Art Purchase Pedestal Foot, 500s 2007.31 (Research of event “what Leon Marcotte 30 1/4 x 22 in. Fund 2007.37 stoneware passes” May/June–October American, 1824–1887 Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in Minna W. Citron 13 x 7 1/2 in. (maximum diam.) Maya Ying Lin 2006, version 2), 2006 Side Chair, about 1860 memory of Mrs. H.L. Conant American, 1896–1991 Agnes C. Denes Gift of Richard A. Garver in American, b. 1959 inkjet print, pencil, pen, ink wood, bronze 2007.57 Self-Portrait, about 1940 American, b. 1938 memory of Charles and Marvel Above and Below, 2007 stamp on paper 38 3/16 x 19 7/8 x 18 13/16 in. lithograph on off-white X-Ray of a Sting Ray, 1972 Garver epoxy-coated aluminum 41 5/8 x 41 1/2 in. Gift in memory of Mary Parrott wove paper screenprint on white wove 2007.68 tubing Purchased with funds and Robert Burnett Failey by 18 7/8 x 12 1/2 in. Arches 20 x 100 ft. provided by Ann M. and their grandchildren and of Gift of Ann and Richard 41 1/4 x 29 3/8 in. Purchased with funds Chris Stack Robert Burnett Failey Jr. by Weiner 2007.23 Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in provided by William L. and 2007.11 his nieces and nephews memory of Mrs. H.L. Conant Jane H. Fortune 2007.49.2 2007.61 2007.32

16 17 Guillermo Kuitca John J. Enneking Edouard Manet Max Papart Max Papart Argentina, b. 1961 American, 1841–1916 French, 1832–1883 French, 1911–1994 French, 1911–1994 Everything, 2004 untitled (Stream in Autumn) La Barricade, 1871 Hommage à Picasso II Hommage à Juan Gris mixed media on canvas watercolor on white cold- lithograph on Chine colle (Homage to Picasso II), 1993 (Homage to Juan Gris), 1993 120 x 65 x 1 1/2 in. (overall) press watercolor paper 24 5/8 x 19 in. carborundum gravure with carborundum gravure with The Ballard Fund 9 3/4 x 13 15/16 in. Martha Delzell Memorial Fund collage on handmade paper collage on handmade paper 2007.1 2007.52 © Guillermo Kuitca Gift of Francine and 17 3/4 x 21 3/4 in. 17 3/4 x 22 1/4 in. Roger Hurwitz Gift of Dr. and Gift of Dr. and El Greco and Workshop 2007.19 Roberto Matta Mrs. Eugene D. Van Hove Mrs. Eugene D. Van Hove Spanish, 1541–1614 Chilean, 1911–2002 2007.64 2007.67 St. Matthew, about 1610–1614 Philip Evergood The New School V, 1944 oil on canvas American, 1901–1973 drypoint on off-white Max Papart Gabor F. Peterdi 28 1/4 x 21 5/8 in. Me and My Dog, 1961 Swedish handmade paper French, 1911–1994 American, 1915–2001 The Clowes Collection lithograph 6 x 7 7/8 in. Hommage à Braque I Rhinoceros, 1934 2007.53 26 x 19 7/8 in. Russell and Becky Curtis Art (Homage to Braque I), 1993 (printed 1936) Purchase Endowment Fund engraving on cream Edouard Manet Gift of Ann and carborundum gravure with French, 1832–1883 Richard Weiner 2007.34 collage on handmade paper wove paper La Barricade, 1871 2007.22 17 3/4 x 22 1/4 in. 15 x 22 in. lithograph on Chine colle Robert Motherwell Gift of Dr. and Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in 24 5/8 x 19 in. Peter Grippe American, 1915–1991 Mrs. Eugene D. Van Hove memory of Mrs. H.L. Conant Richard Serra Asante people, Ghana Yoruba people, Nigeria Asian Ruth Bernhard Martha Delzell Memorial Fund American, 1912–2002 Poet I, 1961 2007.65 2007.56 American, b. 1939 Woman’s Wrapper, Kente, Adire Cloth, mid-1900s American, 1905–2006 2007.52 Symbolism: Architecture lithograph on off-white Abu Ghraib, 2004 1925–1950 cotton Khmer people, Cambodia In the Box – Horizontal, 1962 and Space, 1947 Arches wove paper Max Papart Krishna Reddy lithograph silk 72 x 59 1/2 in. Ceremonial Hanging, early (printed 1992) gelatin silver print engraving on off-white 21 1/4 x 16 in. French, 1911–1994 American, b. 1925 20 x 14 in. 82 x 48 in. The Budd Stalnaker Collection 1900s 25 x 37 7/8 in. wove paper Russell and Becky Curtis Art Hommage à Braque II Child Descending, 1976 Gift of Ann M. and Chris Stack General Art Fund of African Textiles silk, tie dye (weft ikat) Gift of the Estate of Ruth Bernhard Purchase Endowment Fund (Homage to Braque II), 1993 simultaneous color print on 24 x 20 in. 2007.20 2007.9 2007.138 70 1/4 x 36 3/8 in. 2007.54 Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in 2007.33 carborundum gravure with off-white wove Arches E. Hardey Adriance Fine memory of Mrs. H.L. Conant collage on handmade paper 19 3/4 x 25 3/4 in. Michael Wohlgemuth Asante and Ewe people, Cameroon Arts Acquisition Fund in Right: El Anatsui 2007.62 Max Papart 18 x 22 1/2 in. Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in German, 1434–1519 Ghana Cache-sexe, 20th century memory of Marguerite Hardey Ghanaian, b. 1944 French, 1911–1994 Gift of Dr. and memory of Mrs. H.L. Conant The Bloodthirsty King, 1491 Kente Cloth, mid-1900s beads, cowrie shells, cotton Adriance Duvor (Communal Cloth), 2007 Stanley W. Hayter Hommage à Picasso I Mrs. Eugene D. Van Hove 2007.59 woodblock print with touches various materials thread 2007.26 aluminum, copper wire British, 1901–1988 (Homage to Picasso I), 1993 2007.66 of watercolor on off-white 27 garments; various 14 objects; various dimensions 13 x 17 ft. Ann and Chris Stack Art Purchase Fund Torero, 1933 carborundum gravure with laid paper dimensions Gift of Steven Conant in honor Khmer people, Cambodia 2007.25 engraving on BFK RIVES collage on handmade paper 11 1/2 x 8 1/4 in. The Budd Stalnaker Collection of Dr. Barbara Herman and Ms. Ceremonial Hanging, early © El Anatsui 17 1/2 x 13 in. 17 3/4 x 22 1/2 in. Gift of Thomas and Marsha of African Textiles Ursula Kolmstetter 1900s Gift of Dr. Steven Conant in Gift of Dr. and French in memory of 2007.115–137 and 2007.84–97 silk, tie dye (weft ikat) honor of Dr. Thomas Kuebler Mrs. Eugene D. Van Hove Dr. John L. Miesel 2007.140–143 62 7/8 x 32 9/16 in. 2007.55 2007.63 2007.21 American E. Hardey Adriance Fine Arts Akan people, Ghana Acquisition Fund in memory Dutch Adinkra Cloth, mid-1900s Irene Williams of Marguerite Italianate Landscape with cotton American, b. 1920 Hardey Adriance Ruins, about 1700 134 x 81 in. Quilt, “Housetop” Variation 2007.27 black chalk on The Budd Stalnaker Collection with “Postage Stamp” Center off–white paper of African Textiles Row, about 1965 Tajik people, Tajikistan 3 7/8 x 6 3/8 in. 2007.139 cotton, cotton/polyester Woman’s Purse, 1925–1950 Gift of Francine and Roger blend, polyester double knit, silk, embroidered with silk and Hurwitz Ewe people, Ghana wool, corduroy metallic threads, turquoise 2007.48 Man’s Robe, about 1950 75 x 78 1/2 in. 12 1/8 x 3 3/4 x 1/8 in. cotton Purchased with funds Gift of Casey Waller TEXTILE AND 52 x 40 1/2 in. provided by Dana and 2007.24 FASHION ARTS Julius Pratt Fund and the Marc Katz General Art Fund 2007.6 Uzbek people, Uzbekistan African 2007.10 Ceremonial Cover, late 1800s–early 1900s El Anatsui Wodaabe people, Niger hand-spun silk embroidery Ghanaian, b. 1944 Wrapper, 20th century 61 1/2 x 61 1/4 in. Duvor (Communal Cloth), cotton, with rayon or silk George O’Bannon 2007 embroidery and cotton Memorial Fund aluminum, copper wire appliqué 2007.7 13 x 17 ft. 61 3/16 x 42 3/8 in. Ann and Chris Stack Art Gift of Steven Conant in honor Purchase Fund of Dr. Barbara Herman and Ms. 2007.25 Ursula Kolmstetter 2007.83

18 19 Uzbek people, Uzbekistan Christian Dior L.S. Ayres and Co. France United States Ceremonial Saddle Blanket, French, 1905–1957 United States Hat, early 1940s Metallic Paper Dress, late early 1900s Pin, 1950 Hat, late 1950s–early 1960s felt, fur, ribbon 1960s wool with silk tassels and metal velvet, rhinestone pin, 8 1/4 in. textured “plastic foil,” perhaps embroidery 2 15/16 in. taffeta lining Gift of Caroline Burford Mylar (polyester); cotton(?) 55 1/2 x 68 in. Gift of Mrs. Deloris (Dee) H: 7 3/4 in. Danner’s granddaughter, sewing thread George O’Bannon Garrett Gift of Caroline Burford Carol Scofield 51 x 19 in. Memorial Fund 2007.100 Danner’s granddaughter, 2007.111 Gift of Barbara Walker-Carrico 2007.8 Carol Scofield 2007.50 Elmar Designs, New York 2007.103 United States India, Punjab United States Morning Dress/ Wrapper, Hat, 1940s Bridal Veil, early 1900s Hat, early 1950s L.S. Ayres and Co. 1860s–1870s cloth cotton embroidered with silk straw, netting United States worsted wool 6 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. 101 1/4 x 49 3/4 in. H: 9 in. Hat, about 1960 L: 59 in. Gift of Caroline Burford E. Hardey Adriance Fine Arts Gift of Caroline Burford velvet, ribbon Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff Danner’s granddaughter, Acquisition Fund in Danner’s granddaughter, 15 in. 2007.72 Carol Scofield memory of Marguerite Carol Scofield Gift of Caroline Burford 2007.112 Hardey Adriance 2007.108 Danner’s granddaughter, United States 2007.28 Carol Scofield Dress, 1860s Hat, early 1960s Halston 2007.104 silk brocade, silk voided- felt, netting European American, 1932–1990 velvet ribbon 11 1/2 in. Dress and Scarf, 1980s Mr. John L: 55 in. Gift of Caroline Burford Spain wool with metal zipper American, 1906–1993 Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff Danner’s granddaughter, Ecclesiastical Panel Depicting L: 44 in. Hat, late 1940s 2007.73 Carol Scofield Saint John the Baptist, Gift of Mrs. Deloris straw, cloth, netting, sequins 2007.114 mid-1600s (Dee) Garrett 7 1/4 in. United States velvet, silk metallic thread 2007.98 Gift of Caroline Burford Dress, 1860s Lilly House Acquisitions 15 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. Danner’s granddaughter, silk brocade Gift of Gail Martin Hattie Carnegie, 1889–1956 Carol Scofield L: 55 in. Joseph Cradock 2007.101 Hat, early 1940s 2007.105 Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff English mouton fur, feathers 2007.74 Covered Entrée Dish, 1827 Spain W: 8 1/2 in. Razooks Inc. silver Ecclesiastical Panel Depicting Gift of Caroline Burford United States United States 1 5/8 x 10 5/16 in.; Jeanne Lanvin Saint Peter, mid-1600s Danner’s granddaughter, Hat, 1950s Ball Gown, 1860s 5 7/16 x 8 3/4 in. French, 1867–1946 velvet, silk metallic thread Carol Scofield wool felt moire silk, embossed gold- Gift of Iver M. Nelson Jr. evening dress (robe de style) 15 1/4 x 20 7/16 in. 2007.113 L: 12 7/10 in. colored paper LH2007.2.1 1926–1927 silk taffeta, silk chiffon, silk bobbinet, Gift of Gail Martin Gift of Caroline Burford L: 15 in. glass bugle beads, faux pearls, Jeanne Lanvin Danner’s granddaughter, Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff Joseph Cradock 2007.102 rhinestones 2007.75 French, 1867–1946 Carol Scofield English L: 52 in. American and European Evening Dress (robe de style) 2007.106 Covered Entrée Dish, 1827 Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff Fashions 1926–1927 United States silver 2007.70 silk taffeta, silk chiffon, silk Saks Fifth Avenue Dress, late 1850s–early 1860s 1 5/8 x 10 5/16 in.; 5 7/16 x 8 Callot Soeurs bobbinet, glass bugle beads, United States wool silk 3/4 in. French faux pearls, rhinestones Hat, 1940s L: 57 in. Gift of Iver M. Nelson Jr. Evening Dress, 1920s L: 52 in. straw, felt Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff LH2007.2.2 silk velvet, silver metallic Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff H: 4 1/2 in. 2007.76 embroidery thread, faux 2007.70 Gift of Caroline Burford France pearls (coated hollow Danner’s granddaughter, United States Set of Ten Leaf-form Plates glass beads) John-Frederics Carol Scofield Afternoon Dress, 1850s–1860s earthenware with green glaze L: 94 in. with train United States 2007.107 cotton 7 1/2 x 7 i n. Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff Hat, 1940s L: 48 in. Gift of Deloris Garrett 2007.71 straw, netting France Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff LH2007.1.1–.10 H: 8 1/4 in. Hat, early 1940s 2007.77 Christian Dior Gift of Caroline Burford felt, velvet Irene Williams Uzbek people, Uzbekistan French, 1905–1957 Danner’s granddaughter, 9 7/8 in. United States Ceremonial Cover, late 1800s– American, b. 1920 Cocktail Dress, about 1957 Carol Scofield Gift of Caroline Burford Dress, 1850s early 1900s Quilt, “Housetop” Variation with silk taffeta, painted warp 2007.109 Danner’s granddaughter, silk taffeta “Postage Stamp” Center Row, hand-spun silk embroidery (chine) Carol Scofield L: 58 1/2 in. about 1965 61 1/2 x 61 1/4 in. L: 29 1/2 in. 2007.110 Gift of Amy Curtiss Davidoff cotton, cotton/polyester blend, George O’Bannon Memorial Fund 2007.78 polyester double knit, wool, 2007.7 Nancy Foxwell Neuberger corduroy Acquisition Endowment Fund 75 x 78 1/2 in. 2007.29 Purchased with funds provided by Dana and Marc Katz 2007.6

20 21 Loans from the Collection Education Programs

The following works were lent to other Claude Monet, Charing Cross Bridge, Lectures, Talks Focus on Video Art: Chair Mania: An Uncommon Fallscaping Imitating the Ancients: A museums and galleries in 2007 for the about 1900 (65.15) and Tours Build Up/Break Down Look at a Common Object Stephanie Cohen Walking Tour of Classical exhibitions cited in the entries. The Unknown Monet: Pastels and Rebecca Uchill, IMA assistant (guided tour) Supported by the IMA Architecture in Indianapolis Drawings curator of contemporary art Carla Hartman, education Horticultural Society Sponsored by the IMA Nancy Crow, Chinese Souls #2, Royal Academy, London Focus on Video Art: Throw Presented with support from director at Eames Office, September 6 and Historic Landmarks 1992 (1996.249) Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Your TV Out the Window the IMA Contemporary Santa Monica, California, Foundation of Indiana Michael James, Smoke Signals, Massachusetts Rosanne Altstatt, former Art Society. and resident educator at Development and Desire: A October 13, 14 2001 (2001.236) director of the Edith Russ March 15 the Denver Art Museum Talk with Witold Rybczynski Material Difference: Georgia O’Keeffe, Pelvis with Distance, Site for Media Art, May 5 Presented by the IMA Shifting Fragments: A Soft Sculpture and Wall Works 1943 (77.229) Oldenburg, Germany Sea of Longing: Campos- Contemporary Art Society Conversation with Adrian Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago Georgia O’Keeffe, From the Plains Presented with support from Pons and Caribbean Art IMA Salon: Yocandra in the and the Ball State College of Schiess and Claire Schneider Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, the IMA Contemporary Krista A. Thompson, assistant Paradise of Nada, by Zoé Architecture and Planning, Supported in part by the IMA Amy Cutler, Dwelling, 2005 (2005.68) Ireland Art Society professor of African diaspora Valdés (book discussion) Indianapolis Center Contemporary Art Society Amy Cutler Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, British January 25 art at Northwestern University May 17 September 27 October 18 Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects, NY Columbia World Weddings: March 20 Rome: The “Art” of Francois Alfred Delobbe, China and Nigeria Art at Sea: A Guided Tour of Splendor in the Tropics Camille Pissarro, Banks of the Oise near Building an Empire Italian Peasant Family (55.21) What’s Past Is Prologue: The Camera’s Coast Karen Beard, executive Pontoise, 1873 (40.252) Presented by the IMA and Jamie Higgs, assistant Elizabeth Jane Gardner, Nazi Art Looting Wendy Wilkerson, IMA director of Bonnet House, Fort Camille Pissarro the EthnoArt Society professor of art and art Mother and Child, before 1905 (1988.68) Nancy Yeide, head of the educator, and Bradley Lauderdale Beach, Florida Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore February 1 history, Marian College In the Studios of Paris: William Bouguereau Department of Curatorial Brooks, director of Lilly House Presented by the IMA Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee Presented in part by the and His American Students Records, National Gallery programs and operations Horticultural Society Curator’s Choice Tour: Department of History and Appleton Museum of Art, Ocala, Florida of Art July 15 October 4 William Edouard Scott, I Do: The Marriage of Underwritten by the Myrtie Social Science, Marian College Rainy Night, Etaples, 1912 (13.219) Fashion and Art October 25 Robert Fulton, Shumacker Fund From Lakeside to Seaside: A Public Display and Private William E. 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Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Trey Holland Dr. and Mrs. William J. Wheeler Mr. Richard L. Funkhouser Ms. Elissa M. Efroymson and June Michel McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Wright St. Vincent Foundation Dr.* and Mrs. Robert W. Greenleaf Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Clarena E. Huffington Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Witt Mr. Mack V. Furlow and Diane Hearn $1,500–$1,999 Dr. Adnaan Hamid Michael K. and Patricia P. McCrory Mr. William K. Steger Judy Grimes Mr. Christian Wolf and Mr. Gregory A. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Romy Gerould Dr. and Mrs. William F. Fechtman J. Timothy and Jane C. McGinley In memory of Mary Eunice Dissette Ms. Barbara E. Stokely Ms. Evelyn L. Hannon Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jordan Mrs. Elaine Holden Mr. Robert A. Johnson Dr. Robert D. Yee and Mrs. Linda M. Yee Dr. David J. Goldstein and Ms. Lisa Heid Edgar and Dorothy Fehnel Mr. and Mrs. Mack P. McKinzie Dr. and Mrs. Dewitt W. Brown Jr. Mrs. Samuel R. Sutphin Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hayner Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kassing Mr. and Mrs. William W. Gooden Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Ford Mr. and Mrs. H. Roll McLaughlin Ms. Cynthia M. Schnitzler Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Tucker III Mr. and Mrs. Dick Henderson $1,000–$1,499 $500–$999 Mr. Ignacio M. Larrinua and $250–$499 Mrs. Norma E. Gromley Richard E. Ford Ina M. Mohlman Ms. Betsy S. Walsh Dr. and Mrs. N. Harvey Himelstein Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Ancel Ms. Mary T. Wolf Dr. and Mrs. Jay L. Grosfeld Anonymous (1) Anonymous (2) Mr. William L. Fortune Jr. and Katherine C. Nagler Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Yake Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Holtsclaw Mr. and Dr. Ralph H. Cassell Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lechleiter Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hamernik Ms. Beth A. Alexander Mr. C. Willis Adams III Mr. Joseph D. Blakley Lawrence and Ann O’Connor Mrs. Dawn Dutton Hooker Ms. Margaret Waldo Lewis Community Health Network Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Barnes Mr. and Dr. David B. Amstutz The Rev. and Mrs. Russell F. Harrison Mr. Robert L. Mann Ms. Jane H. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Carl Mrs. Suzanne B. Blakeman Mrs. Fran D. Hollett

26 27 CORPORATE SPONSORS Mrs. Jean F. Hornback Daniel and Kathryn Cantor In memory of Eleanor “Nonie” Krauss Dr. Kirstine Lindemann and In memory of Monro Cosby Mr. and Mrs. James A. House Jr. Central Indiana Community Foundation Boris and Marian Meditch Dr. George M. Malacinski Horticultural Society of the IMA Mrs. Ginger S. Hoyt Damon and Kay Davis Ms. Barbara Grubbs Livesey and Phyllis and Gary Schahet AT&T Indiana Chase Miller Pipeline Corp. Francine and Roger Hurwitz Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Denaburg In honor of Miriam Landman Ms. Samantha Raccanello Anna S. and James P. White Automotive Marketing Consultants, Inc. Citizens Gas & Coke Utility OneAmerica Financial Partners Inc. Indiana Office of Utility Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Echt Ina M. Mohlman Mr. Harold F. Mailand Barnes & Thornburg LLP Clifton Gunderson LLP Rolls-Royce Corporation Consumer Counselor Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Fischer Mr. John R. Miller In memory of Sue Stuhldreher BMW Constructors, Inc. Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports Mr. Thomas W. Kegley Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Freeman In memory of Carol S. Mann Mr. and Dr. John N. Reynolds III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Borinstein Kirkpatrick Management Co. Inc. Richard and Sharon Gilmor Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Fivel Mr. and Mrs. Erik Risman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Knorr Mr. Michael A. Goldstein Mr. Julian A. Kiser Rug & Textile Society of Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Budden Mr. and Mrs. David C. Krimendahl Dr. and Mrs. Jack V. Gossett Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wohlfeld Mike and Phyllis Ryan Mrs. Carole P. Cole Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Kurlander Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Grande Jr. Sarver’s Oriental Rugs, Inc. Mrs. Barbara A. Coppinger CORPORATE MEMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Landis Frank and Barbara Grunwald In memory of Virginia Martin Mr. Stephen J. Thurston Delta Faucet Company Mrs. Jacqueline G. Larman Ann and John Guggenheim IMA Education Staff Ms. Kathryn T. Van Sciver and Mr. and Mrs. L. Charles Devoe George T. and Barbara H. Lukemeyer Mrs. Rosetta Handmaker Ms. Anne C. Laker and Mr. James Croop Richard A. and Helen J. Dickinson $5,000 to $9,999 $2,500 to $4,999 $1,000 to $2,499 HP Products Corporation Pentera Group, Inc. Ice Miller LLP Ramsey & North Mechanical Services, Inc. Mrs. Pamela S. Marvel Dr. Howard Harris and Mrs. Anita Harris Mr. Joseph Merrick Dr. Margaret Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Dickson Blakley Corporation BSA LifeStructures BKD, LLP Indianapolis Airport Authority Rowland Design Inc. Boris and Marian Meditch Ms. Jane R. Henderson Ilker and Turkan Yalcin Ms. Michele S. Fabrizi Christie’s F.A. Wilhelm Construction Company, Inc. Colliers Turley Martin Tucker Indianapolis Colts Shiel Sexton Company, Inc. Mrs. Dorothy L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Herron In honor of Illene Maurer Tom and Marcia Fisher Dow AgroSciences LLC Gregory & Appel Insurance DeTrude & Company, Inc. Katz, Sapper & Miller Simon Property Group Ms. Linda L. 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Pacers Sports & Entertainment West Baking Inc. Ms. Carol A. Parobek James E. and Patricia J. LaCrosse In memory of Dr. Mary Ann Mr. Brian Poonpanij Mr. and Mrs. G. Frank Holland II Paul I. Cripe Inc. Peachin Schwartz & Weingardt PC Ms. Florence L. Leviton Mentendiek Mrs. Susan G. Hudnut Radiology Associates of Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mazer Mrs. Judith Jones In honor of Susan Pratt Drs. M. K. and Jamia J. Jacobsen Dr. and Mrs. James D. Rogge Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kishline Ms. Sara Compton Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Lamport Ms. Lynda A. Ruble Mrs. Phyllis C. Mullen Ms. Marilyn M. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Lugar GRANTS Mrs. Anne B. Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Newmark Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mansell In memory of Deborah Pulliam Mark M. Holeman, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Rush Cheryl and Bob Parnes Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirk Roberts Ms. Joyce M. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Merritt Mrs. Sema Sapper Dorit and Gerald Paul Mr. and Mrs. J. 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Washington Township Schools Conservation Project) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Segar Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Redish Spreckelsen Dr. David R. Queisser The Clowes Fund, Inc. Lilly Endowment, Inc. Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William E. Segar Mr. and Mrs. William R. Schnell In memory of Letha Queisser Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp The Efroymson Family Fund, a CICF Fund Marilyn M. Watkins Private Foundation The Penrod Society Ms. Nina Shneyderov and Peter and Janet Robash In memory of Robert Clark Mull Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Wilkins Carolyn Schaefer and John Gray Ms. Maria Ringo Ms. Shirley B. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Britton Jo Ann and Norman Sexton Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sorrels Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith III Dr. and Dr. John D. Franz For the birthday of Leah Redish Mr. and Mrs. G. Vance Smith Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Chester A. Stayton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison A. Smitson Jr. Mrs. Shirley A. Backer Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Strong Mrs. Barbara Y. Story Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Stauder In honor of Grace Newbold Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Newmark Mr. William D. Stuhldreher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Tokash Dr. Dirk A. Sterley Ms. Jill Newbold Folger Mr. Walter G. Vonnegut Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swain Mr. and Mrs. William H. Newbold In memory of Stephen M. Ritz Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Wade Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tod Wolfrum Gene and Rosemary Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Wood Richard E. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zelonis Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Traugott Mr. and Mrs. Steven N. Wood For the anniversary of Carmen and Mr. Roger D. Wible In honor of Nancy Roberts For the birthday of Randall L. Tobias Mark Holeman Mr. and Ms. David E. Williams In memory of George W. O’Bannon Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kishline Eugene and Marilyn Glick Dorit and Gerald Paul Mrs. Roberta Wurzman Ms. Arlene C. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Zegart Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cummings In memory of E. Louise Salisbury In memory of Bobbe Walsh In honor of Molly Marie and Direct Action Counseling Jack and Susanne Sogard Mr. John R. Walsh Maggie Lynn Hollcraft In memory of Mary Jane Kolb Fine Estate Rugs LLC Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Carl Ms. Martha B. Maus Dr. and Dr. Bhuwan P. Garg In memory of Florence Schallwig In honor of Mark Zelonis Mr. and Mrs. John G. Haag Mrs. Christine S. Hall Mrs. Lucy G. Harvey In memory of Meta Kleiman For the anniversary of Mr. William R. Haworth Mr. and Mrs. Anthony and Marya Rose Dr.* and Mrs. William Meek Mr. Daniel Hsieh In memory of Juanita M. Smith In memory of Mary E. Zelonis Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Badger Dr.* and Mrs. William Meek Mr. Robert J. Joly and BKD, LLP Jack and Susanne Sogard Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Bennett Ms. Nancy S. Hewison Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Cortwright Ms. Natalie Boehm For the birthday of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Kramer Mrs. Mary P. Bowen Elizabeth Kraft Meek Dr. Thomas W. Kuebler Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Wright Ms. Leah K. Leifer

28 29 Officers, Board and Trustees May 2006–May 2007 STAFF

*Deceased 2007 Mrs. William R. Coffey Mark M. Holeman Mrs. Evelyn Pousette-Dart Gene E. Wilkins Note: This list includes staff who were Event and Culinary Services Kenneth Chombah, Gallery Attendant Lacey Smith, Communications Specialist Collections and Steven M. Conant, M.D. John D. Hoover Myrta J. Pulliam Patricia B. Wilkins employed as of April 30, 2008. Tracie Kowalczyk, Director of Event Debra Cobbs, Protection Services Officer Regina Smith, Gallery Attendant Programs Officers James M. Cornelius Ann H. Hunt, Ph.D. R. Stephen Radcliffe Mrs. Walter E. Wolf Jr. and Culinary Services Rod Davis, Gallery Attendant Jennifer Spoor, Gallery Attendant Sue Ellen Paxson, Deputy Director of Kathleen M. Cornelius Francine Hurwitz Richard D. Wood Administration John Buxton, Manager, Events and Sales Clarence Day, Gallery Attendant Al Starks, Protection Services Officer Daniel C. Appel, Chairman George F. Rapp, M.D. Collections and Programs Mrs. Clare Coxey Roger A. Hurwitz, M.D. Mrs. Richard D. Wood Vanessa Chavez, Coordinator of Lisa Deiss, Protection Services Officer Dianna Taylor, Communications Myrta J. Pulliam, Vice Chairman Mrs. George F. Rapp Maxwell L. Anderson, The Melvin & Bren Dr. Gilbert S. Daniels Dale Jacobs Timothy Wright External Events and Sales Edgar Erdman, Protection Services Officer Specialist John L. Krauss, President James D. Rapp Simon Director and CEO Conservation Damon C. Davis Susan Jacobs Kwang Fei Young Chris Cruz, Senior Media Technician Joyce Fields, Gallery Attendant Marvena Washington, Gallery Charles Sutphin, Vice President John G. Rapp, D.D.S. Bethany Edwards, Executive Secretary David A. Miller, Conservator in Charge, Kay D. Davis Laura M. Jolly W. Paul Zimmerman Jr. Phil Golobish, Media Technician Jessica Fines, Protection Services Officer Attendant Plus Michael Smith, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly Jr. Rosie Sinnock, Senior Administrative Senior Conservator-Paintings J. Gregory Dawson Walter W. Jolly, M.D. Mrs. W. Paul Zimmerman Jr. Nicole Minor, Coordinator of Internal Steven Fisher, Communication Specialist Rebecca Wells, Gallery Attendant June McCormack, Secretary Derica Rice Assistant Jessica Barner, Conservation Technician Randolph H. Deer Susan Jones Patricia L. Rios Gene Zink Events and Programs Ken Ford, Gallery Attendant Harold Williams, Gallery Attendant Kathryn Campbell, Conservation Mrs. Richard A. Dickinson Samuel Josefowitz Patricia Ritz Mary Ann Zink Nicholas Peaper, Media Services Pearl Foster, Gallery Attendant Plus Patricia Williamson, Gallery Board of Governors Buildings/Maintenance Intern-Paintings Mrs. Ben Domont Michael Joseph William E. Roberts Wayne P. Zink Assistant Pete Garcia Vargas, Gallery Attendant Attendant Plus Custodial Services Sue Dupuis, Senior Administrative Sergio Aguilera Michael H. Duff Dr. S. Jean Kim Carol Rogers Wally Zollman, M.D. Mike Goff, Protection Services Officer Michael Wirey, Protection Assistant Event& Culinary Services Protection Services Daniel C. Appel Don B. Earnhart David Knall Clifford Graham, Protection Services Officer David B. Ross, M.D. Protection Services Hélène Gillette-Woodard, Senior Daniel Cantor Pam Godfrey, Director of Protection Suzanne K. Earnhart Edwin F. Koch, Jr., M.D. Gerald L. Rush REPRESENTATIVE Services Officer Daniel Witt, Protection Services Officer Conservator-Objects Retail Services and Visitor Services Jane Fortune Jeremy Efroymson John L. Krauss TRUSTEES Sherry Gray, Gallery Attendant Jennifer Young, Gallery Attendant Livia K. Russell Visitor Services Kelly Griffith-Daniel, Print Room David W. Goodrich Karl Beeler, Charge Officer Lori Efroymson-Aguilera Patricia J. LaCrosse Stephen Russell Wanda Hardin, Gallery Attendant Technician Isabel Martin Tammy Couch, Charge Officer Retail Services N. Michelle Griffith Donald Eiler Audrey Larman Jack Leicht, Chief Operating Officer Beverly Harris, Gallery Attendant Jeffrey Ryan Honorary Trustee Claire Hoevel, Senior Conservator-Paper John L. Krauss Keith Downing, Charge Officer Robyn Haagsma, Design Center Manager George C. Elliott Joseph W. Lesser Carolyn M. Schaefer Elbert Hartwell, Protection Kathleen Kiefer, Senior Conservator- Lynne Maguire Buildings/Maintenance Denise Fines, Senior Administrative Julie Sell, Supervisor, Retail Sales Julia K. Enkema Richard A. Lewis Stephen Schaf Services Officer Textiles AFFILIATE Assistant Elizabeth Bradner, Retail Sales Associate June M. McCormack Stephen Enkema Catharine Lichtenauer John Battles, Senior Building Douglas Hickman, Protection Mrs. John B. Scofield ORGANIZATIONS (2007) Richard McCoy, Assistant Conservator- Michael K. McCrory Maintenance Technician-HVAC Bill Frye, Operations Manager Noah Buonanno, Retail Sales Associate Mrs. William Fechtman Deborah W. Lilly Myra C. Selby Services Officer Objects Lawrence A. O’Connor Jr. Joanne Garrigus Bo Bufore, Shipping/Mailing Clerk Gary Hutchison, Training and Special Brett Cox, Retail Sales Associate Dorothy W. Fehnel Mrs. Ruth Lilly Jerry D. Semler Ramona Hittle, Gallery Attendant Plus Laura Mosteller, Conservation Technician Kathleen D. Postlethwait Chairman Sam Corbin, Supervisor of Architecture Team Projects Manager Judi Kueterman, Retail Sales Associate Edgar E. Fehnel Shelley P. Lloyd-Hankinson, Ph.D. Marlyne Sexton Eric Hogue, Protection Services Officer Christina O’Connell, Assistant Myrta J. Pulliam Jeff Earl, Senior Building Maintenance Veronica Livers, Charge Officer James McCoy, Retail Sales Associate Elaine Ewing Fess Lena D. Lo Horace A. Shonle Stephen Houston, Communications Conservator-Paintings John G. Rapp, D.D.S. Francine Hurwitz Technician-Electric Silvan Montgomery, Charge Officer Lauren Mueller, Retail Sales Associate Stephen W. Fess, M.D. Clarence W. Long Robert J. Shula Specialist Martin Radecki, Distinguished Senior Stephen Russell Vice Chairman Steven Harrison, Building Maintenance Arron Reedus, Charge Officer Heather Renick, Retail Sales Associate Rose S. Fife, M .D. Leighton R. Longhi Harris B. Shumacker Jr., M.D. Heather Hudson, Protection Conservator Myra C. Selby Technician-HVAC Andy Sanders, Charge Officer Beth Sahaidachny, Retail Sales Richard E. Ford Rosemarie Longhi Bren Simon Patricia LaCrosse Services Officer Linda Witkowski, Senior Conservator- Michael Smith Jeff Julius, Building Maintenance Mindy Summers, Safety Manager Coordinator Jane Fortune Lynne Maguire Deborah Simon Executive Committee Liaison Phil Hughes, Protection Services Officer Paintings Matthew Warner, Charge Officer Matthew Strosnider, Retail Sales Susanne E. Sogard Penny B. Fortune Morris L. Maurer Michael Smith Technician-Plumber Cameron Hurley, Protection Ann Stack David Lingeman, Building Systems Bonita Abercrombie, Protection Associate Russell Fortune III William G. Mays Carol Smithwick Alliance of the IMA Services Officer Curatorial Charles Sutphin Technician Services Officer David R. Franklin, AIA June M. McCormack Susanne E. Sogard Ginger Hoyt, President Oral Jackson, Gallery Attendant Bradley Brooks, Director, Lilly House Wayne Zink Helen Lockhart, Senior Administrative Emma Abram, Gallery Attendant Plus Visitor Services Marsha French Michael K. McCrory M. Bernadine Speers Lawrence Jeffries, Gallery Attendant Programs and Operations; Assistant Asian Art Society Mike Abrams, Communications Specialist Rosiland Wells, Manager of Visitor Otto N. Frenzel III Boris E. Meditch Ann M. Stack Assistant Nellie Johnson, Gallery Attendant Plus Services Curator of American Decorative Arts/ Trustees Chip Kalleen, President Regina Phelps, Westerley House Billy Anderson, Gallery Attendant Plus Otto N. Frenzel IV Marian Y. Meditch Christopher Stack, M.D. Tom Jones, Protection Services Officer Curatorial Chair Coordinator Henry Arriaga, Protection Services Officer Jeri Adams, Visitor Services Associate Alice Elizabeth Appel Charles Garcia Gail McDermott-Bowler James B. Steichen, M.D. Jerry Lang, Protection Services Officer Theodore Celenko, Curator, Art of Africa, Contemporary Art Society Thelma Austin, Protection Jessica Bussell, Visitor Services Associate Mrs. David Garrett Bert Reader, Supervisor of Tynisa Lang, Gallery Attendant Daniel C. Appel H. Richard McFarland Becky Curtis Stevens N. Michelle Griffith, President the South Pacific and the Americas Environment Team Services Officer Pat Caster, Switchboard Operator Mrs. Robert S. Ashby Joanne Garrigus E. Kirk McKinney Jr. Alan J. Strassman Jerry Langner, Gallery Attendant Lisa D. Freiman, Senior Curator of Scott Watters, Senior Building James Barker, Protection Services Officer Yvonne Franklin, Visitor Services Sarah Barney Nicholas Georgakopoulos Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney Jr. Todd H. Stuart Decorative Arts Society Kristine Laswell, Gallery Attendant Plus Contemporary Art Maintenance Technician-HVAC Brandon Basham, Protection Associate Alice R. Berkowitz Mrs. Mari Hulman George H. Roll McLaughlin Mrs. Donald G. Sutherland Bill Lego, Gallery Attendant Plus Rima Girnius, Allen Whitehill Clowes Services Officer Janet Hutchings, Visitor Services Leonard J. Betley Mrs. David W. Givens Mrs. J. Irwin Miller* Charles Sutphin Irma Jean Montgomery, Gallery Attendant Curatorial Fellow Custodial Services Ralph Basore, Gallery Attendant Associate Alpha Blackburn Eugene B. Glick Mrs. Robert H. Mohlman Peggy Sutphin Raymond Morris, Protection Sarah Urist Green, Assistant Curator of Ed Fite, Supervisor Christopher Beard, Gallery Attendant Laurie Lautenbach, Visitor Services Robert A. Borns Marilyn Glick Judith B. Murphy Mrs. Samuel R. Sutphin Services Officer Contemporary Art Pamela Williams, Supervisor Jeff Bell, Communications Specialist Associate Mrs. Jeff W. Boucher Charles E. Golden John M. Mutz Mrs. L. Gene Tanner Alex O’Neal, Gallery Attendant Plus Gabriele HaBarad, Senior Administrative Robert Bibbs, Custodian Willie Benton, Protection Services Officer Lois LeFever, Visitor Services Associate Mrs. George Broadbent Susan B. Golden Katherine C. Nagler Kathryn Taurel Steven Pavy, Protection Services Officer Assistant Tamika Butler, Custodian Elisabeth Berlin, Gallery Attendant Tanya Maul, Visitor Services Associate J. Jeffrey Brown Guido Goldman, M.D. Iver M. Nelson Jr. Sidney A. Taurel Rod Rains, Protection Services Officer Niloo Imami-Paydar, Curator of Textile Regina Covington, Custodian Leonard Bibeau, Protection Emily Pacini, Visitor Services Associate Michael G. Browning David W. Goodrich Judy O’Bannon John T. Thompson Donna Reedus, Communications and Fashion Arts Dorothy Fisher, Custodian Services Officer Philomena Ross, Visitor Services The Hon. Paul H. Buchanan Jr.* Jo Ann Gora Lawrence A. O’Connor Jr. Randall Tobias Specialist Claudia Johnson, Senior Administrative Gerald Harden, Custodian Shawn Black, Protection Services Officer Associate Lorene Burkhart Anne M. Greenleaf Perry Holliday O’Neal Marianne Tobias Jeri Rinker, Communications Specialist Assistant Leslie Morris, Custodian Jackie Boothman, Protection Venus Rowe, Switchboard Operator Michael P. Burks Robert W. Greenleaf, Ph.D.* Andrew J. Paine Jr. Earl C. Townsend Jr.* Dolfin Roper, Gallery Attendant Plus Ronda Kasl, Senior Curator of Painting Brice Owens, Lead Custodian Services Officer (casual) Mrs. Dorothy M. Callahan N. Michelle Griffith Mrs. Andrew J. Paine Jr. Dorothy A. Van Hove Ed Savage, Protection Services Officer and Sculpture before 1800 Richard Roberson, Custodian Farrie Bright, Protection Services Officer Robin Simmons, Visitor Services Daniel Cantor Rita Grunwald John G. Pantzer, M.D. Eugene D. Van Hove, M.D. Michael Scherer, Gallery Attendant Martin Krause, Curator of Prints, Calvin Thomas, Custodian Michael Brown, Protection Associate Eurelio M. Cavalier Anita Harris Gerald Paul Richard C. Vonnegut Mary Alice Schnellbacher, Gallery Drawings and Photographs Shirley Vales, Lead Custodian Services Officer Richard Smuck, Visitor Services Associate George M. Chandler II P. Kent Hawryluk Mrs. Gerald Paul John R. Walsh Attendant Ellen W. Lee, The Wood-Pulliam Senior James Bullock, Gallery Attendant Don Thiele, Visitor Services Associate Marcus B. Chandler Stephen C. Hilbert Pat A. Payne, Ph.D. Roberta L. Walton Robert Shepherd, Protection Services Curator Jonathan Canary, Gallery Attendant John Todd, Visitor Services Associate Keith Uhl Clary Tomisue Hilbert Mrs. John E.D. Peacock Sr. Anna S. White Officer Deborah Lorenzen, Senior Administrative Tina Chapman, Gallery Attendant Laura Wallman, Visitor Services Associate Jonathan J. Clowes Carmen S. Holeman Kathleen Postlethwait James P. White Denise Shute, Protection Services Officer Assistant

30 31 Nicole Martinez, Administrative Assistant Patrick Lauer, Manager of Docent Environmental and Finance, Accounting Public Affairs Historic Preservation and Human Resources Elizabeth McGoey, Joan D. Weisenberger Programs Leann Standish, Deputy Director of Fellow Phillip Lynam, Manager of Studio and Mark Zelonis, The Ruth Lilly Deputy Anne Munsch, Chief Financial Officer Public Affairs R. Craig Miller, Curator of Design Arts Gallery Programs Director of Environmental & Historic and Director of Design Initiatives Sarah Martin, Senior Manager of Teacher Preservation Finance Community Relations Myrna Nisenbaum, Administrative and School Programs Jennifer Bartenbach, Controller Marsha Oliver, Director of Community Assistant Jennifer Nucciarone, Studio Coordinator Greenhouse Rebecca Blagg, Accountant Relations and Government Affairs Jim Robinson, The Jane Weldon Myers Ashley Parks, Star Studio gallery host Sue Nord Peiffer, Greenhouse Supervisor Lisa Brown, Accounting Clerk Curator of Asian Art (part-time) John Antonelli, Greenhouse Sales Pam Cole, Payroll Clerk Development/Membership Annette Schlagenhauff, Associate Tariq Robinson, Coordinator of Multi-Age Assistant Pamela Graves, Accounting Clerk Fred Duncan, Director of Development Curator of Prints, Drawings and Programs Sue Arnold, Greenhouse Sales Assistant Emily Blyze, Donor Relations Assistant Photographs and Coordinator, Carla Scott, Community Art Programs Debra Ellett, Greenhouse Sales Assistant Human Resources Norma Croda, Membership Associate Provenance Research Project Assistant Laurie Gillespie, Greenhouse Plant Laura McGrew, Director of Human Geordana Davis, Administrative Assistant Petra Slinkard, Curatorial Assistant Paula Scott-Frantz, Lead Artist Assistant Resources Clarease Dozier, Senior Administrative John Teramoto, Curator of Asian Art Wendy Wilkerson, School Services Lynne Habig, Greenhouse Shop Kristin Calvert, Human Resources Assistant Rebecca Uchill, Assistant Curator of Specialist Coordinator Assistant/Intern Coordinator Jyl Kuczynski, Foundations Relations Contemporary Art Roseanne Winings, Manager of Adult Janis Keyes, Greenhouse Plant Specialist Kimberley Coleman, Benefits Manager Harriet G. Warkel, Curator, American and University Programs Administrator Amber Laibe, Affiliate and Volunteer Painting and Sculpture Grounds Services Manager Exhibitions Administration Chris DeFabis, Grounds Superintendent Museum Information Jennifer Patterson, Database and Annual Design Studio and Installation David E. Chalfie, Director of Exhibitions Steve Clements, Groundskeeper Services (MIS) Giving Supervisor David Russick, Chief Designer and Publications Douglas Gigowski, Groundskeeper Jane Shull, Development Events Rob Stein, Chief Information Officer Mike Bir, Installation Designer Jane Graham, Senior Publications Editor Gerald Groothuis, Grounds Technician Manager Edward Bachta, Application Developer Indianapolis museum of art Carol Cody, Lighting Designer Neal McWhirter, Groundskeeper Norma Snyder, Affiliate and Volunteer Daniel Beyer, New Media Producer Hester DeLoach, Production Assistant Photography Services Rhett Reed, Senior Grounds Technician Services Coordinator Meghan Cannon, Coordinator of Brad Dilger, Installation Technician Tad Fruits, Chief Photographer Karl Schildbach, Senior Grounds Tamea Wickwire, Gift Entry Assistant Accountants’ Report and Consolidated Educational Resources Mike Griffey, Installation Technician Laurie Gilbert, Image Processing Technician Daniel Dark, New Media Producer Nicole Herren, Junior Installation Specialist Kirk Snyder, Grounds Mechanic Marketing and Communications Financial Statements Jane Ferger, Visual Resources Librarian Technician Mike Rippy, Photographer Joshua Sobieski, Groundskeeper Jessica Di Santo, Director of Marketing Alba Fernández-Keys, Assistant Tim Hildebrandt, Exhibition Designer Ruth Roberts, Rights and Reproductions and Public Relations Reference Librarian Toni Hook, Junior Installation Technician Coordinator Horticulture Meg Liffick, Communications Manager Matt Gipson, Web Designer/Flash Brose Partington, Installation Aaron Steele, Digital Imaging Specialist Chad Franer, Horticulture Manager Erica Marchetti, Marketing Manager Developer December 31, 2007 and 2006 Technician/Mount Maker Katie Booth, Horticulturist Virginia Mosbaugh, Marketing Assistant Yvel Guelce, Director of IT Operations Scott Shoultz, Junior Installation Registration Irvin Etienne, Horticultural Display Noelle Pulliam, Communications Editor Cory Hession, Help Desk Analyst Technician Kathryn Haigh, Chief Registrar Coordinator Pam Stokes, Tourism Coordinator Daniel Incandela, Director of New Media Gregory Smith, Technical Designer Angela Day, Administrative Assistant Francis Pfile, Seasonal Gardener Katie Zarich, Public Relations Manager Ursula Kolmstetter, Head Librarian Kristi Stainback, Manager of Visual Marc Jennings, Art Packer Jim Kincannon, Horticulturist Tiffany Leason, Project Coordinator Communication Lindsey Lord, Assistant Registrar of Patricia Longenecker, Horticulturist Despi Mayes, Project Administrator Andy Stewart, Installation Supervisor Exhibitions Mark Magan, Seasonal Gardener Charlie Moad, Application Developer Matthew Taylor, Senior Graphic Designer Sherry Peglow, Associate Registrar of Helen Morlock, Seasonal Gardener Terry Myers, Information Systems Permanent Collections Fred Pacheco, Seasonal Gardener Coordinator Education John Ross, Storage and Packing Chuck Pate, Seasonal Gardener Shelley Quattrocchi, Catalogue and Linda Duke, Director of Education Technician Robert Perry, Seasonal Gardener Technical Services Librarian Anne Laker, Assistant Director of Jesse Speight, Storage and Packing Denise Petolino, Seasonal Gardener Lindsey Stewart, Systems and Database Education, Public Programs Supervisor Gwyn Rager, Assistant Horticulturist Administrator Carol White, Assistant Director of Maureen Tucker, Assistant Registrar for Geoff Von Burg, Horticulturist Daniel Dark, New Media Producer Education, Arts Education Permanent Collections Ian Wilhite, Seasonal Gardener Lora Bowman, Support Services Robert Waddle, Art Storage Technician Supervisor/Intern Coordinator Lilly House Timothy Chalwick, Star Studio gallery Bradley Brooks, Director, Lilly House host (part-time) Programs and Operations; Assistant Kenneth Cox, Star Studio gallery host Curator of American Decorative Arts/ (part-time) Curatorial Chair Brandy Graham, Star Studio gallery host Leah Nugent, Lilly House Collections (part-time) Administrator/Curatorial Assistant Lindsay Hand, Support Services Specialist Emily Hansen, Coordinator of Teacher Programs

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