Annual Report 2016-2017 1

2...... Letter from the Chair of the Board of Trustees and the President and CEO

4...... Accessions to the Permanent Collection

10...... Strategic Plan

14...... A Closer Look

22...... Financial Statements

24...... Season Sponsors

26...... Annual Fund

30...... Membership

34...... Event Sponsorship

42...... Learning and Engagement, Take a Seat, and Film Donors

43...... Gifts in Kind

44...... Board of Trustees and Staff

46...... Remembering Ann Eggers

48...... Ways to Give

Cover – Stan Douglas (Canadian, b. 1960). Western Edge of the Dam below Hayward Lake from Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene: Ruskin B.C., 1992. Chromogenic print. Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Gift of the Christian Keesee Collection, 2016.003

Our mission is to enrich lives through the visual arts. 2

From our President and Board Chair

he Oklahoma City Museum of Art is a reflection of exhibitions are now presented from our permanent our community. In Oklahoma City, our strong civic collection or organized in collaboration with other values create public institutions that resonate institutions. Twith energy and ambition. This Museum continues to The many dedicated financial supporters are listed in The Museum’s grow through the vision and generosity of a community the last section of this report. Their resources ensure committed to creating an extraordinary legacy for that the Oklahoma City Museum of Art will continue to exhibitions and future generations. This year has been an exceptional serve our community now and in the future. We thank one for us. In this report you’ll see how our community you for your support and look forward to seeing you programming have has demonstrated its deep dedication to building the often in the coming year. permanent collection and its support of our programs been integral to this and planning for the future.

Exhibitions are our primary means of interacting with our new energy. It is a great community and the response was enthusiastic. Matisse J. Edward Barth time to be part of the in his Time attracted tens of thousands of visitors from Chair, Board of Trustees throughout the country and all over the world. With the Oklahoma City Museum ambitious goal of presenting an encyclopedic offering of art history, our special exhibitions included: Sacred of Art.” Words: The Saint John’s Bible and the Art of Illumination, J. Edward Barth The Modernist Spectrum, The Unsettled Lens, and After E. Michael Whittington the Floating World: The Enduring Legacy of Japanese President and CEO Woodblock Prints. Significantly, a majority of special 4 5

Accessions to the Permanent Collection OKCMOA IS HONORED TO HAVE RECEIVED MAJOR GIFTS FROM THE CHRISTIAN KEESEE COLLECTION, PAUL AND ESTHER REED TRUST, AND KIRKPATRICK CENTER AFFILIATED FUND OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION. THESE WORKS ADD TO THE BREADTH OF OKCMOA’S DIVERSE COLLECTION, HELPING TO MAINTAIN THE MUSEUM AS ONE OF THE PREMIER COLLECTING INSTITUTIONS IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA. HERE WE LOOK BACK AT SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ACQUISITIONS OF 2016-2017.

Stan Douglas Canadian, b. 1960. Western Edge of the Dam below Hayward musical accompaniments in film, as well as a history of Lake from the portfolio Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene: Ruskin, B.C., 1992. Chromogenic print. the District of Ruskin.

The uninhabited landscapes from Douglas’s portfolio Gift of the Christian Keesee Collection, 2016 act as visual reminders of the controversial events anadian photographer and filmmaker that led to the mysterious, 1929 disappearance of a Stan Douglas relies on the vocabulary of Japanese-Canadian worker. The stillness of the images documentary photography to question the carry the tension of the town’s controversial xenophobic Caccuracy of historical narratives. While researching past, while the places themselves serve as silent his 1993 film, Ruskin, B.C.: Pursuit, Fear, Catastrophe, witnesses. Douglas’s photographs establish a sense Douglas created a series of ten Kodacolor location of uncertainty and suspense—not unlike the work of photographs that depict the hydroelectric dam in Ruskin, playwright Samuel Beckett, who is a great source of British Columbia, and its surroundings. The text included inspiration for the artist. in the portfolio provides an introduction to the role of 6 7

Yoshida Hiroshi, Japanese, 1876-1950. Approach to and John Constable, and the French Hiroshi’s depictions of water and its Agra No. 3, 1932. Woodblock print. Impressionists. reflective properties are among his most evocative and beautiful works. Gift of the Kirkpatrick Center Affiliated Hiroshi was deeply appreciative of the Fund of the Oklahoma City Community ukiyo-e tradition and keenly aware of its Among shin hanga landscape artists, Foundation, 2017 influence upon European and American Yoshida Hiroshi is in a class unto artists. In his mid-forties, he turned his himself. His prints were very popular eda Hiroshi was born in 1876 attention from painting to the medium and were regularly exhibited in the in Fukoka Prefecture, Japan. In of the woodblock. He fastidiously West. These and other exhibitions keeping with the widespread oversaw all the complicated steps to financed his many trips abroad and UJapanese custom of adult adoption, creating a finished print—sometimes gave him the opportunity to choose he was integrated into his teacher’s even carving the woodblocks himself. exotic foreign locales as subject family and given the new name of Hiroshi pioneered technical innovations matter. Approach to Agra No. 3 is one Yoshida Hiroshi. He went on to become that allowed him mastery over fine such work, presenting the lustrous Taj a well-established landscape painter details and created tonal palettes that Mahal and the surrounding palace in the Western art tradition inspired captured mood, the time of day, and fortifications, behind a line of travelers by the English painters J.M.W. Turner rendered a three-dimensional effect. crossing the desert on camelback.

Paul Reed, American, 1919-2015. Step, 1968. Acrylic on canvas systematically explore issues of transparency and the interplay of surface and light. Reed devoted himself to the shaped Gift of the Paul and Esther Reed Trust, 2017 canvas—the painting as an object inhabiting space— with more enowned artist Paul Reed co-founded the Washington consistency than his Washington Color peers. Step combines Color School, a late fifties/early sixties Washington, the capacity of color to generate depth with the ability of the DC-based movement that emphasized the use of pure shaped canvas to carve a presence into its surrounding space. Rcolor in forming shapes and creating depth and movement in The optical illusion created explores the concept of modular a painting. Throughout his prolific career, Reed often worked repetition introduced by minimalist sculptor Donald Judd, which repeatedly on a single sample image or format, as a means to Reed investigated both on canvas and steel sculpture. 8 9

Tadasky (Tadasuke Kuwayama), Geoffrey James, Canadian, b. Pilar de la Fuente, Mexican, b. Mixed media Woodblock prints GIFTS OF THE PAUL AND American, born Japan 1935 1942 1972 2016.025, 2016.026; 2016.045 2017.001–2017.038 Accessions to ESTHER REED TRUST: C-182, 1965 Published by Canadian Camila, 2002 Perry Franck, Canadian Kawase Hasui, Japanese, Acrylic on canvas Photographic Portfolio Society, Color photograph The Insistence of Breathing 1883–1957 Paul Reed, American, , 2016.064 Vancouver 2016.047 The Yama Temple, Yamagata, the Permanent 1919–2015 1999 La Campagna Romana (The 1941 Satellite Painting No. 26, 1963 Roy Arden, Canadian, b. 1957 Laser output and screenprint PHOTOGRAPHY Roman Campagna), 1991 Self Portrait with Camera Mountain Lily, 1947 Collection No. 17A, 1965 , 2016.051 GIFTS Portfolio of 10 gelatin silver The Yama Temple, Yamagata, 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 No. 18H, 1965 1981–5 prints 1941 Upstart XXXXIII, 1965 Cibachrome print GIFTS OF THE KIRKPATRICK GIFTS OF THE CHRISTIAN 2016.005 Woodblock prints Interchange VII, 1966 2016.048 CENTER AFFILIATED FUND KEESEE COLLECTION: Ian Wallace, Canadian, b. 1943 2017.039, 2017.040, 2017.044 EUROPEAN ART Avenue of Trees, Westkapelle, Inside Out VIII, 1966 Stan Denniston, Canadian, b. OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY Published by Canadian GIFTS 1990 Coherence VIII, 1966 Morley Baer, American, 1953 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION: Itō Shinsui, Japanese, Photolaminate, acrylic and oil Photographic Portfolio Society, Emertop A, 1967 1916–1995 from as far away as hope (still), Yoshida Hiroshi, Japanese, 1898–1972 GIFTS OF THE FAMILY OF on canvas Topeka, 1967 Linda Conner, American, b. Vancouver 2003 Morning after Snow, 1939 My Heroes in the Streets - 1876–1950 GENE AND BETTE BINNING: 2016.015 Marmara III, 1968 1944 hope (still), 2003 Woodblock print Studies for Pictures on Canvas, Niagara Falls, 1925 Step, 1968 Goodwin Harding, American, Chromogenic prints on Crystal 2017.041 William Gawin Herdman, British, Renée Van Halm, Canadian, b. Jungfrau, 1925 Gilport D XI, 1971 b. 1947 1986 Archive paper 1805–1882 1949 Kitadake and Manotake, 1928 Kobayakawa Kiyoshi, Japanese, Alpha XII, 1995 Tom Millea, American, Portfolio of 10 Ektacolor photo- 2016.049, 2016.050 The Market Place, Bedroom Scene | Sister, 1999 Hakubayari, 1929 1899–1948 Rho X, 1995 1944–2015 graphs mounted on lithographic Minchinhampton, n.d. Bedroom Scene | Mrs. Lori Newdick, Canadian, b. 1968 Fujiyama – First Light of the Lipstick, 1931 Phi IX, 1995 John Sexton, American, b. 1953 paper Oil on canvas Robinson, 2000 Lady Lipstick, 2001 Sun, 1926 Expression of Eyes, 1931 Korane, 1998 Don Worth, American, 2016.006 2016.065 Bedroom Scene | Ben, 1999 Bully, 2001 In the Botanical Garden, 1926 Woodblock prints 1924–2009 Bedroom Scene | Lilly, 1999 Acrylic on canvas Ambra Polidori, Mexican, b. Floatin’ Foxee, 2001 Hirakawa Bridge, 1929 2017.042, 2017.043 Benno Friedrich Tormer, Published by Portfolio Editions, Bedroom Scene | Eileen II, 1999 2017.045–2017.056; 1954 The Swedish Pimple, 2001 Kiso River, 1927 German, 1804–1859 Oklahoma City Zapatista From the series Closed Set 2017.066–2017.069 , 2000 Classic No. 7, 2001 Chikugo River, 1927 The Laurel Tribute, n.d. California Landscapes, 1984 Boy with Mattress Acrylic and gouache on paper , 2000 Super Suspending Rogue, 2001 Unsendake, 1927 GIFTS OF THE PAUL AND Oil on canvas Portfolio of 12 gelatin silver Digital prints, face-mounted on 2016.016–2016.020 PURCHASES From the series Lure Snow in Kashiwabara, 1927 ESTHER REED TRUST: 2016.066 prints Plexiglas Judith Berry, Canadian, b. 1961 Chromogenic prints, Sleigh, 1927 Paul Reed, American, 2016.002 2016.027, 2016.028 Woman Digging and Rabbits, PURCHASES WITH FUNDS face-mounted on Plexiglas Deer in Kasuga, 1928 1919–2015 MODERN AND 2000 FROM THE BEAUX ARTS Stan Douglas, Canadian, b. Angela Grauerholz, German, b. 2016.052–2016.057 At the Mirror, 1927 231763, 1976 CONTEMPORARY ART Rabbit Jumping Hay Bale, SOCIETY FUND FOR 1960 1953, active in Canada Portrait of a Boy, 1927 Ink and pastel on paper GIFTS 2000 ACQUISITIONS AND THE Published by Canadian From the series Privation, 2001 PRINTS AND DRAWINGS Noon Day’s Rest – Numazaki, 42486, 1986 Oil on canvas PAULINE MORRISON Photographic Portfolio Society, 6 chromogenic prints GIFTS 1927 Gouache on paper GIFTS OF THE CHRISTIAN 2016.021, 2016.022 LEDBETTER COLLECTIONS Vancouver 2016.029–2016.034 Hollyhock, 1927 121286, 1986 KEESEE COLLECTION: ENDOWMENT: Accompaniment to a GIFTS OF THE CHRISTIAN Kumoi Cherry Trees, 1926 Gouache and photograph col- David Craven, Canadian, Paul Lacroix, Canadian, Cinematographic Scene: Ruskin KEESEE COLLECTION: Hodakayama after Rain, 1927 lage on paper Lucy Hogg, Canadian, b. 1957 1946–2016 Mon Levinson, American, 1929–2014 B.C., 1992 Numazaki Pasture, 1928 52886, 1986 Study for Gilles #1, 1994 Red Banquette, 2001 1926–2014 Self Portrait, n.d. Portfolio of 10 chromogenic Cathy Daley, Canadian, b. 1955 Sea of Cloud, 1928 Gouache and photograph col- Study for Gilles #2, 1994 Mixed media on canvas FIFO (Fade In Fade Out), 1966 Chromogenic print Untitled prints , 1997 Rapid, 1928 lage on paper Study for Gilles #3, 1994 Door Jamb, 2001 Lateral Flow, 1966 2016.035 2016.003 Pastel on vellum Evening in Venice, 1928 731881, 1988 Study for Gilles #4, 1994 Acrylic on canvas Plexiglas constructions William Eakin, Canadian, b. 2016.012 Moon Light in Acropolis, 1928 Gouache on paper Oil on linen 2016.023, 2016.024 Angela Grauerholz, German, b. 2016.059, 2016.060 1952 Kajiyashiki, 1929 2016.007–2016.010 1953, active in Canada Evan Macdonald, Canadian, 91488, 1988 Douglas Walker, Canadian, b. Cherry, 2001 Autumn in Hakkodasan Reginald Neal, American, Printed by Tim Clark, Canadian, 1905–1972 , 1929 Gouache on paper William Perehudoff, Canadian, 1958 Lucky, 2001 Itoigawa in the Morning 1909–1992 b. 1945 Untitled 25 (Soft Plane), n.d. , 1929 6188910, 1989 1918–2013 Untitled #400, 2002 Eight of a Maze – Blue and Ice Bear, 2001 Itoigawa in the Evening Published by Canadian Ink on paper , 1929 Gouache on paper AC-99-30, 1999 Oil on paper White Love, 2001 Fuji from Gotemba , 1965 Photographic Portfolio Society, 2016.014 , 1929 72894, 1989 Oil on canvas 2016.046 Hexagon Group (Red and Lemon, 2001 Konoshima, 1930 Vancouver Michael Snow, Canadian, b. Gouache on paper 2016.011 Black), 1965 Bear, 2001 Harbor of Tomonoura, 1930 1031895 Barbara Astman, Canadian, b. Là tout n’est qu’ordre et Beauté 1929 , 1989 Intersection, 1966 Snow White, 2001 Morning at Abuto, 1930 Greg Edmonson, Canadian, b. 1950 (There, everything is but order Five after Three, 1955 Gouache on paper Lithograph and Plexiglas Drewrys, 2001 Calm Wind, 1937 1960 Present Tense, 2005–6 and beauty), 1998 A Frieze of Dancing Figures, 2017.057–2017.065 constructions KIK, 2001 Kinoe, 1930 Vestiage XII, 2000 Mixed media installation Portfolio of 10 gelatin silver 1955 2016.061–2016.063 From the series Bottle Cap Approach to Agra No. 3, 1932 Glazed oil on canvas comprised of 18 suspended prints Ink on paper Pigment jet prints Wisteria Garden, 1935 2016.013 toy flashlights and digital 2016.004 Insect Shadow Drawing 2016.036–2016.044 Shakuji Temple, 1937 Ian Wallace, Canadian, b. 1943 transparencies Photograph, 1993 2016.058 Way to the Kasuga Shrine, 1938 10 11

Our Mission THE OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM OF ART ENRICHES LIVES THROUGH THE VISUAL ARTS.

OUR VALUES

Offering experiences with the visual arts that are deeply engaging and of the highest quality.

Assuring that creativity and innovation are cultivated, demonstrated, and rewarded.

Placing a priority on accessibility and inclusiveness so that everyone feels welcome.

Working diligently to maintain the trust that donors and the community place in the Museum.

Modeling integrity throughout our programs and experiences. THE MUSEUM’S SIX STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Increasing dramatically the level and breadth of community participation in the Museum by focusing closely on the visitor experience.

Enhancing the scope and quality of the permanent collection, exhibitions, and film program.

Extending and deepening learning and engagement through the Museum.

Engaging new donors and investors in the Museum.

Initiating a major campaign, tied to the 75th anniversary of the Museum (2020) to achieve significant gains in the endowment and core investments.

Investing in institutional capacity to sustain a talented, committed team, provide the tools and infrastructure for productivity, and assure a more resilient and robust business model.

The Museum’s 2015-2018 strategic plan was made possible by a generous grant from the Inasmuch Foundation. 12 13

122,688 2,928 $240,702 4 By the VISITOR ATTENDANCE VOLUNTEER HOURS Matisse MERCHANDISE SALES SOLD OUT PUBLIC TOURS SERVED BY DOCENTS Numbers 66 Impact $5,588,235 90 CLASSES, CAMPS, WORKSHOPS 18,504 TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT ATTENDEES JULY 1, 2016-JUNE 30, 2017 VISITORS TO MATISSE IN HIS TIME OFFERED TOTAL FILM ATTENDANCE “MATISSE’S WINDOWS” STATES, DISTRICT OF 50 PUBLIC LECTURE BY COLUMBIA, PUERTO RICO 112 125 SCHOOL GROUP TOURS 465 UNIQUE FILMS SCREENED MICHAEL J. ANDERSON, PHD CLASS/CAMP/WORKSHOP ATTENDANCE 158 13 ATTENDEES 4 FOREIGN COUNTRIES 2,005 CHILDREN SHORT PROGRAMS SCREENED Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, 260 France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, SCHOOL TOURS Mexico, Netherlands, Sweden, UK 25,000 395 72 ACTIVITY SHEETS TAKEN BY FILM SCREENINGS ADULT + SENIOR TOURS VISITORS TO HOMES, SCHOOLS, 9,040 62,175* AND COMMUNITY CENTERS SERVED ON SCHOOL TOURS TOTAL ATTENDANCE 7,486 students and 115 OUTREACH PROGRAMS OFFERED *includes galleries, programs, tours, 408 1,554 chaperones/teachers special events, film ADULTS + SENIORS 1,054 Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Yukon, NEW MEMBERS DURING 1,852 Midwest City, Ada, Norman, Bartlesville, MATISSE IN HIS TIME 49 OUTREACH VISITORS SERVED 749 Chickasha, Stillwater, Piedmont, Tulsa, as DOCENTS OUTREACH PARTICIPANTS AVERAGE DAILY VISITORS well as Kansas, Texas, and Florida

2016-2017 A CLOSER LOOK A MEMBER’S STORY: CHARLOTTE ROSE FILM SOCIETY: CHARTER MEMBERSHIP INASMUCH FOUNDATION SPOTLIGHT 16 17

A Member’s Story CHARLOTTE ROSE

reating an acrylic painting or for eight years, reminds us that gentle clay pot for the first time can be guidance in any educational setting is a big milestone in a child’s life. just as important as the subject matter. C Charlotte, who is home schooled through The Oklahoma City Museum of Art Epic Charter School, was asked to draw understands the importance of art what she wanted to be when she grew making in a child’s development and up. She drew a picture of her teacher, strives to create inspiring and enriching Ms. Natasha. opportunities for OKCMOA members and the community. We’re always thrilled Linda says Ms. Natasha and the entire to receive encouraging feedback from staff have made Charlotte “feel like a students, parents, and caregivers when welcome part of the Museum family.” we’ve met that goal. Through OKCMOA’s spring and summer Four-year-old Charlotte Rose has been camps, family workshops, youth classes, a faithful participant in OKCMOA’s family and new Babies at the Museum program workshops since she was old enough – all of which are more accessible to hold a paintbrush. Her grandmother, through membership –children and Linda Collado, is a Museum member families are enriching their lives through who enjoys bringing Charlotte to the the visual arts. Museum for art classes, meals at the Experiences like these can only be made Museum Cafe, Drop-in Art, and exploring possible through the generosity of our the galleries. members and donors. “She loves coming for the classes and “My heartfelt thanks goes to all of you for the galleries,” says Linda. “She is the at OKCMOA for providing classes for only child I know of who recognizes the children as young as my granddaughter,” works of Fabergé and Chihuly and can says Linda. “She is my little museum say their names!” buddy, and all of you are an integral part Charlotte’s bond with teaching artist of making that happen.” Natasha Millard, who taught at OKCMOA 18 19

Billie Lee Nees and Allan Montgomery are both Film Film Society Charter Members and Sustainers. Thanks to members such as Billie Lee and Allan, OKCMOA’s Film Society was able to thrive during the first year of this Society exciting new opportunity to engage members with CHARTER MEMBERSHIP Oklahoma City’s premier art house cinema.

ALLAN AND BILLIE ATTENDING A FILM SOCIETY FUNCTION.

WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO BECOME A FILM SOCIETY CHARTER WHICH MEMBER BENEFITS DO YOU ENJOY MOST? MEMBER? Allan: We really enjoy the Friends’ and Sustainers’ receptions Billie Lee: We initially became Charter Members of the Film and lectures where we have the opportunity to meet other people Society to support the Museum and for us to have the opportunity who share our passion for art. Some become more than just to meet film enthusiasts. A benefit of our membership is that we acquaintances; they become our museum friends. The lectures look at the film schedule more frequently, watch more trailers, and add so much to viewing the works in the exhibits. see more movies at the Museum. WHY WOULD YOU RECOMMEND THE MUSEUM? WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE FILM SOCIETY EVENT? Billie Lee: The Museum has a rich history and a renowned Allan: Our favorite Film Society event so far has been the collection that needs to be maintained and appreciated. That screening of “Lady Bird” with an Oscar conversation with Michael requires funding through membership and exposure. We Anderson and his friend Matt Singer. recommend the Museum by taking as our guests, people who have never visited the Museum; and in conversation, sharing our HOW OFTEN DO YOU ATTEND FILM SCREENINGS AT THE experiences with friends in hopes that they will want to become MUSEUM? members with us.

Billie Lee: In addition to the Film Society events, we will probably IF YOU COULD TELL A FRIEND JUST ONE THING ABOUT see at least twelve more movies this year. OKCMOA, WHAT WOULD IT BE?

WHY ARE YOU PROUD TO SUPPORT OKCMOA? Billie Lee: One thing that we tell friends is that the Museum is an amazing visual learning experience that changes with every visit Billie Lee: We are proud to support the Museum because of its and that we always leave happy and more informed. history of continued growth in Oklahoma City. We feel that the Museum is looking to the future by providing opportunities for everyone, from young children to seniors, so they may have hands- on experiences with art. FILM SOCIETY MEMBERS AT EVENTS. 20 21

Matisse in His Time Exhibition Sponsors

PRESENTING PARTNER Inasmuch Inasmuch Foundation, in celebration of Edith Foundation Kinney Gaylord THE PICASSO CIRCLE

Anonymous Spotlight Nancy and George Records

MATISSE IN HIS TIME THE DERAIN CIRCLE

OKCMOA is forever grateful for the community support for the 2016 exhibition, Matisse Mrs. Jeaneen Naifeh, in in His Time: Masterworks of Modernism from the Centre Pompidou, Paris. The exhibition memory of Robert Z. Naifeh Oklahoma City Convention & was made possible by a grant from Inasmuch Foundation in honor of its founder Edith Visitors Bureau Kinney Gaylord’s 100th birthday. Bob Ross, President and CEO of Inasmuch Foundation, BR: Several times each year, we receive thank to leverage that investment. Serving as a Board THE MODIGLIANI CIRCLE reflected on one of OKCMOA’s most highly attended exhibitions and the importance of you letters from students around the state who Member, I have done everything from fundraising supporting the arts in Oklahoma. have visited the Oklahoma City Museum of Art for the Museum to enjoying the Museum Cafe Bank of Oklahoma funded by the Yellow Bus Brigade on a school on a regular basis. As a Board Member, linking J. Edward Barth HOW DOES THE WORK OF CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT A SPECIFIC field trip. Many of them express appreciation the Oklahoma City Museum of Art with critical J.P. Morgan Private Bank Virginia W. and James C. INASMUCH FOUNDATION SUPPORT MUSEUM EXHIBITION OR PROGRAM for the Museum visit but also amazement at nonprofit and for-profit partners in Oklahoma and ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE MUSEUM THAT IS PARTICULARLY MEMORABLE Meade visiting Oklahoma City and a downtown with around the world is incredibly rewarding. IN THE COMMUNITY? OR IMPORTANT TO INASMUCH The Meinders Foundation FOUNDATION? real skyscrapers for the first time. At Inasmuch Oklahoma Humanities Council Bob Ross: Inasmuch Foundation funds Foundation, we believe in serving vulnerable HOW IS THE MUSEUM IMPORTANT TO Jennifer and James Weinland THE VITALITY OF ARTS AND CULTURE IN broadly in the areas of community BR: The Matisse exhibition at the families and making life better for all Oklahomans. OKLAHOMA CITY? THE LÉGER CIRCLE enhancement, education, and health Oklahoma City Museum of Art will always Providing a student’s first glimpse of and be especially memorable to the Board of experiences in Oklahoma City through a field trip and human services. It is our mission to BR: Americans for the Arts tells us “US cultural Sharon and John R. Bozalis, MD to the Museum is an effective and special way for Clements Foods Foundation lessen suffering and enhance and improve Directors, Advisory Committee, and staff of destinations help grow the US economy by The Honorable Jerome A. communities around Oklahoma through our Inasmuch Foundation as it commemorated Inasmuch Foundation to reach rural Oklahoma. attracting foreign visitor spending. In 2015, Holmes grant-making. our founder, Edith Kinney Gaylord’s 100th 29 percent of overseas visitors went to an art Penny and John A. McCaleb birthday. THE MUSEUM CELEBRATES NOT ONLY YOUR gallery or museum, while 16 percent attended a Charles L. Oppenheim PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT, BUT ALSO YOUR WHY DOES INASMUCH SUPPORT THE Transit Advertising, Inc. LEADERSHIP ON OKCMOA’S BOARD OF concert, play or musical during their visit, per the MUSEUM WITH AN ANNUAL GIFT? ONE OF THE PROGRAMS THAT IS TRUSTEES. WHY DO YOU INVEST YOUR TIME International Trade Commission in the Department FUNDED THROUGH THE INASMUCH THE GRIS CIRCLE IN THE MUSEUM AS A BOARD MEMBER? HOW of Commerce. Arts destinations help grow the BR: Inasmuch Foundation prioritizes giving FOUNDATION’S ANNUAL GIFT IS DOES BEING ON OUR BOARD HELP FULFILL Karen and Robert F. Browne annually to the Oklahoma City Museum THE YELLOW BUS BRIGADE, WHICH economy by attracting foreign visitor spending— YOUR PHILANTHROPIC AND COMMUNITY PROVIDES FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL effectively making the arts an export industry.” Comtech Design Print and Mail of Art as we feel the Museum is critical INTEREST? OKLAHOMA K-12TH GRADE STUDENTS Cox Communications to the fabric of our community. Whether The Matisse exhibition brought record-breaking AND THEIR CHAPERONES, AS WELL AS Ann Felton Gilliland, it is exposure to the arts, entertainment TRAVEL AND SUBSTITUTE TEACHER BR: Inasmuch Foundation invests approximately numbers into the Oklahoma City Museum of in honor of Jeaneen Naifeh or children’s programming, visitors to FEE REIMBURSEMENT. HOW DOES $20 million into Oklahoma’s nonprofit community Art regionally, nationally, and internationally Christian K. Keesee Virginia A. Meade Oklahoma City and families who live here THE MISSION OF THE INASMUCH annually. It is exciting to me personally to proving locally that the arts are not only for our Caroline and Guy Patton all enjoy interacting with the various exhibits FOUNDATION CONNECT WITH YOUR partner with community leaders and treasured appreciation and education, but also a large INVESTMENT OF THIS PROGRAM? Roshan Pujari and experiences at the Museum. institutions like the Oklahoma City Museum of Art economic engine for our City. Manda and Mark Ruffin 23

Operating Balance Sheet

ASSETS 2016/17

Cash 3,367,168

Other Current Assets 762,019

Investments 22,155,323*

Property and Equipment, net 14,251,414

Total Assets 40,535,924

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2016/17

Current Liabilities 362,158

Long-term Debt 633,425 Financial Total Liabilities 995,583 Net Assets

Unrestricted 21,517,454

StatementsFISCAL YEAR 2016/17 Temporarily Restricted 8,654,049 Permanently Restricted 9,368,838

Total Net Assets 39,540,341

Total Liabilities and net assets 40,535,924

WITH Operating Income Statement REGARD 45% Contributed OPERATING REVENUE 2016/17 TO THIS 36% Earned 2016/17 Contributed Income 4,348,294 REPORT INCOME 7% Fundraising Events The growth in revenue reported 11% Endowment Distributions Earned Income 3,462,112 for this fiscal year is a result of outstanding exhibitions and 1% Other Income Fundraising Events 709,259 programming. We are pleased to Endowment Distributions 1,061,084 report this trend will continue in parallel to these efforts. Other Income 30,044 The operation of the Museum is an act of stewardship taken with great Total Operating Revenue 9,610,793 reverence and responsibility to manage everything that is entrusted to our care. % Programming EXPENSES 2016/17 Our commitment to increase 2016/17 30 efficiencies in operation and 70% Other Operating Expense Programming 2,827,165 transparency in reporting will EXPENSE ensure this storied insitution and Other Operating Expense 6,489,426 its resources are available and accessible for present and Total Operating Expense 9,316,591 future generations. Net Operating Surplus 294,202

*FROM FILE RE : ENDOWMENTS 25

Season Sponsors GIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 Season Sponsorships support a broad spectrum of Museum activities – from exhibitions to events and programming. Our Season Sponsors are critical to the success of the Museum.

For more information on Season Sponsorship, please contact our Director of Development, Kimberley Worrell, at (405) 278-8227.

FOUNDER CHAIRMAN Crowe & Dunlevy and Cynda Ottaway Lawrence H. and Ronna C. Davis Allied Arts Ad Astra Foundation Karen and Pete Delaney Inasmuch Foundation American Fidelity Foundation/Mrs. C.B. Dr. and Mrs. Bentley Edmonds Nancy and George Records Cameron Bank of Oklahoma Christy and Jim Everest Howard K. Berry, III Fred Jones Family Foundation PRESENTER Nicole and Justin Christofferson Mrs. Henry J. Freede Anonymous Teresa Lee Cooper Google Denise and Howard K. Berry, Jr. Suzette and S. Kim Hatfield Julia Carrington Hall Donor Virginia W. and James C. Meade Bette Jo and Frank Hill LEADER The Midland Group The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Mustang Fuel Corporation Jennifer and Aaron Ketter Devon Energy Corporation Mrs. Robert Z. Naifeh Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon Recognition Leslie and Clifford Hudson Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Darren and Jenee Lister OGE Energy Corporation THE OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM OF ART IS THE PREMIER Bureau McAfee & Taft The Oklahoman Media Company COLLECTING INSTITUTION IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA THANKS Oklahoma Humanities Council Penny and John A. McCaleb TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR DONORS, SPONSORS, AND PATRONS. The Payne Family The Meinders Foundation SUPPORTER Presbyterian Health Foundation Oklahoma Beer Imports Ann Simmons Alspaugh/Simmons Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein Gregory and Sandy Olson Foundation STAPLEGUN Caroline and Guy Patton Anonymous W & W Steel Company Perry Publishing & Broadcasting Company Crawley Petroleum Corporation W.C. Payne Foundation Philip Boyle Foundation E.L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Marianne and Pat Rooney Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores Jon and Kim Shirley The M.R. and Evelyn Hudson Foundation COLLECTOR Jeanne Hoffman Smith, MSSW, ACSW Oklahoma Arts Council Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tanenbaum 405 Magazine SONIC, America’s Drive-In Jennifer and James Weinland Anait Foundation Martha V. Williams The Ann Lacy Foundation CONTRIBUTOR Yelp OKC Anonymous Anonymous BancFirst Beaux Arts Society Bank of America Kirsten and David Griffin Tina and Elby Beal Oklahoma Gazette Mr. and Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett The Oklahoman Media Company The Chickasaw Nation Michael and Martha Coffman 27

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ruffin Drs. Justine and David Dautenhahn The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Kate and John Spaid Carol and William Davidson Col. (Ret.) Dean and Jeanne Jackson Sara and Kyle Sweet Porter and Terri Davis Jann Jeffrey Kuen and Jordan J.N. Tang, PhD Nance and H. Jeffrey Diamond Jerry Jennings Dr. William P. Tunell Dickson Industries, Inc Brenda and Larry Johnson Westpark Business Center Terri and Wayne Dickson Marsha Jones Dr. and Mrs. Claude E. Duchon Elaine and Dennis Jowaisas our 100% tax-deductible gift to the OKCMOA Annual Fund provides PATRON Sidney Dunagan and Sherry Wood Patricia and Samuel Kearney critical support to Museum programs and operations. Donations may Jane and David Edmonds Michael L. Kerran be made in tribute or memory to a friend or loved one. Gifts to the Cecilia E. Abrams Carl and Susan Edwards Rt. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Konieczny YOKCMOA Annual Fund provide us with the broadest possible support which Accel Financial Staffing/Meg Salyer Annual Elizabeth and Larry Edwards Edith and Michael Laird enables us to provide unique and wide-ranging arts education, the very best Robin Allen and Edward Havrilla Anna and Thomas Eischen Delinda and Keith Leafdale independent and foreign films, and exceptional exhibitions from many of the Gloria and Robert Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Christian El Amm Lorraine and Charles W. Lear, Jr. world’s leading art museums. Doyle W. Argo Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Elam Rodney and Lesa Lee FundGIFTS MADE To make a gift to the OKCMOA Annual Fund, please visit www.okcmoa.com/ Julie and Ron Arvine Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ellis, Vincent Leitch 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 donate or return your gift in the enclosed reply envelope. The Honorable Nancy L. Coats-Ashley and in memory of Ann Simmons Alspaugh Mr. Charlie Ashley Margaret M. Love Barbara L. Eskridge The Reverend and Mrs. T. Brian Bakeman Margaret A. Luza Sandy and Irving Faught Dr. and Mrs. Sterling S. Baker Richard Mallinson Lesa Ferguson Dr. and Mrs. William F. Barnes Jennifer A. Massow Lynn and Brad Fielding Fran and Craig Barton Paula Matlock Diane and David Folks Lewis W. Beckett Helen and John R. McCandless Rebecca and Michael Ford Dr. Karen Beckman D’Arline McCubbin Debbie and Richard Forshee Bert Boan Anne and Jere McKenny Joe Foster Mr. and Mrs. K.T. Meade, Jr. CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE PARTNER’S CIRCLE Sharon and John R. Bozalis, MD Katy Boren Susan and John Frank Debbi and Frank Merrick Kathy and Hal Brown Gina and Bart Boren Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. John T. Biggs Nan K. Frates The Merrick Foundation Teresa Lee Cooper Dr. James L. Brand Kirsten and David Griffin Lawrence H. and Ronna C. Davis Catherine A. Freede Foundation Management, Inc., Karen and Pete Delaney Connie and Bob Bright Suzette and S. Kim Hatfield Drake Gungoll Foundation Catherine A. Freede, in honor of Linda and Drew Edmondson Kathy and Hal Brown, David G. Downing in memory of Henry Freede and Anne and John Michalski Leslie and Clifford Hudson Dr. and Mrs. Bentley Edmonds in memory of Marion C. Stewart in honor of Josie Freede Margaret G. and Nicholas V. Duncan Richard Mildren Mustang Fuel Corporation Penny and John A. McCaleb Leisa Burton Peter Gill Fred Jones Family Foundation Rietta and Gary Miller, Simmons Foundation The Payne Family Kathrine Bushnell Annabel Givens Bette Jo and Frank Hill in memory of Kyra Rogge W.C. Payne Foundation Manda and Mark Ruffin Harvey Cain Mike and Karen Goodman Dr. and Mrs. John H. Holliman Eleanor R. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Elliott R. Schwartz Michael P. Cassidy Lynae S. Greely Hunzicker Brothers Monireh Mohamadi PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Sonia and Rudy Ceballos Ginny Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon Dianna Morgan Bryon Chambers Mr. and Mrs. David T. Greenwell Anait Foundation Dean and Lila Metzgar Sam C. Munhollon SUSTAINER’S CIRCLE Kitty and Richard Champlin Bob L. Grove Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Nelson Dr. Barbara R. Neas and David Miller Brittany and Michael Chumo Heritage Hall Jennifer and Aaron Ketter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Alexander Caroline and Guy Patton Billie Lee Nees and Allan R. Montgomery Shannon Claire and Clint Stone Lisa and Joe Hampton The Meinders Foundation American Fidelity Foundation Bill and Niki Puffinbarger Polly and Larry Nichols Dr. Dinah Cloud and Matthew R. Cloud B.J. Harrod and Ronald D. Horton Gregory and Sandy Olson Nancy and Bob Anthony Gene Rainbolt Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nix, Jr. Michael and Martha Coffman Dr. Don and Mary Ann Haskins Jon and Kim Shirley Tina and Elby Beal Susan and Steve Raybourn Lee Ann and Michael Nordin Thomas Coniglione Kathy Hewitt Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein Lee and Sherry Beasley Raymond H. & Bonnie B. Hefner Cynda and Larry Ottaway Family Fund Janet and William R. Cook, II Dannie B. Hightower Allyson and Jeremy Black Lanora R. Owens Marisa and Jeff Records Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Couch Jim and Angie Holman Libby and G.T. Blankenship Dr. Marion Paden 28

Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc. Ellen and Steve Trump Marilyn Pape Janie Tubb Elaine and Frank Parker June Tucker Julie and Stephen Peter Nancy and Mike Tucker Donita and Curtis Phillips Jessica Valentine Dorothy and Peter G. Pierce, III Jou Jou Wang Elizabeth and Michael Platt Leo G. Werneke Margo Price Sally L. Westfall Janet and Mark Price, Leah and Larry Westmoreland in honor of Ed Barth and Jane F. Wheeler in memory of Gene Barth Janet K. Whisler, Bernadette Prichard in memory of Anna Loretta Slates Riverfield Country Day School Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitsett Tom and Fran Roach E. Michael Whittington Kimberli and Mike Robberson Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wiebelt Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Robinowitz Diane and Tom Wilson Elizabeth Roewe Harry Winston Leslie and Theodore Ruff Dr. Lily Wong Pete Ruys Harry B. Wright Barbara L. Saulters Darlene Wynne Jim Schmaelzle Nancy and Jim Yoch Doris and Wayne Schooley Julie Young Claire Schwartz and Dr. Tony Puckett Claranell Zimmerman Dr. and Mrs. Brook Scott Amy and Dean Sergent Douglas Settle Dana and Randel Shadid Leslie and Dougal Sheppard Susan and Jim Shull Beth and Peter Shumway Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein, in honor of Virginia W. and James C. Meade Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein, in honor of Jeri and Jerome Holmes Virginia M. Stanley, in memory of Sally Young Dr. and Mrs. Hatton W. Sumner Ashley Archer-Tejeda Glenda Temple Dr. Linda F. Thompson and Dr. Timothy F. Mather Yvette and Alan Trachtenberg Jackie and Dennis Trepagnier Dr. and Mrs. William P. Truels 31

SUSTAINER Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Evans, II Sandra and Dr. Michael Kirk Christy and Jim Everest Rt. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Konieczny Paul W. and Leigh Ann Albers Hillary, Peter and Rowan Farrell Tom and Carolyn Kupiec Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Alexander John and Sue Francis Dr. Ann Lacy Nancy and Bob Anthony Joan Frates Cinda and Owen W. Lafferty Dr. and Mrs. Roy Bankhead Rickie and Russell Fray Lisa and Chris Lawson Cindy and Bob Barnard Mrs. Henry J. Freede Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon J. Edward Barth Barbara Fretwell Rod D. Limke Tina and Elby Beal Chip and Shannon Fudge Nancy and Laird Macdonald Lee and Sherry Beasley Gary and Connie Fuller John MacKechnie Paula and Don Beck Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Gaddis II Katie McClendon Betsy and Nick Berry Dr. and Mrs. John M. Garber John R. “Rob” McCune Jennifer and Kendall Billman Jerry A. Gilbert Brenda and Tom McDaniel Shirley Blaik Mike and Karen Goodman Jean and David McLaughlin Libby and G.T. Blankenship Bobbie and Melvin Gragg Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. McPherson Mary C. Blanton Anne and Barry Q. Gray Mr. and Mrs. K.T. Meade, Jr. Dr. Kate Bleckley and Dr. Frank Durso Terri and Richard Greenly Virginia A. Meade MembershipGIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 Annie Bohanon Mr. and Mrs. David T. Greenwell Virginia W. and James C. Meade Andrea and Dan Boren Kirsten and David Griffin Kathy Mendez embers recieve special access, discounts, and opportunities for learning and Katy Boren John D. Groendyke and Virginia G. Debbi and Frank Merrick involvement. Your membership also provides support to maintain our collection, Carole and Deal Bowman Groendyke Dean and Lila Metzgar present outstanding exhibitions and engaging programs. Sharon and John R. Bozalis, MD M Mary Ellen and Bill Gumerson Randall Mock Sara Branscum For information on Membership levels and benefits, please visit okcmoa.com/membership. Kirk and Royce Hammons Steven and Jini Morris Priscilla and Jordan Braun Jane B. Harlow Mrs. Robert Z. Naifeh Allen Brown Judy J. Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Nelson Karen and Robert Browne Suzette and S. Kim Hatfield Polly and Larry Nichols Judge and Mrs. Terry Bruner Debe and Rick Hauschild Vickie Norick Mrs. C.B. Cameron Caroline and Durward Hendee Oklahoma Allergy and Asthma Clinic William M. Cameron John N. Hermes Charles L. Oppenheim Nicole and Justin Christofferson Bette Jo and Frank Hill Caroline and Guy Patton Carolyn and Jim C. Clark Lu and K. Blake Hoenig Joan Payne Margo and Mike Connell Susan and Peter Hoffman Suzanne Peck and G. David Neff, Jr. Janet and William R. Cook, II Sarah and Dan Hogan, III Donita and Curtis Phillips Sandy and Art Cotton Dr. and Mrs. John H. Holliman Elizabeth and Mark S. Pickens Peggy and Douglas R. Cummings Janet and John Hudson Elizabeth and Michael Platt Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. Dalton Leslie and Clifford Hudson Jackie and Sid Pogue Lawrence H. and Ronna C. Davis Vicki and David Hunt Bill and Niki Puffinbarger Mark DeGraffenreid Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Johnston Roshan Pujari Karen and Pete Delaney Dr. Krista M. Jones and The Reverend B. Gene Rainbolt Allan DeVore Craig Stinson Susan and Steve Raybourn Sidney Dunagan and Sherry Wood Lois Joseph Nancy and George Records Mr. and Mrs. William E. Durrett Don A. Karchmer Marisa and Jeff Records Veronica Pastel Egelston Don and Carol Kaspereit Steven Reiter Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. K. Bradford Kemp 32

Dr. and Mrs. Corbyn Rhodes Del and Peggy Boyles Cindy and Michael Biddinger Hedra and Harry Merson Ellie Roberts Teresa Lee Cooper Dr. and Mrs. John T. Biggs Richard Mildren Jean Reed Roberts Julia Carrington Hall James B. Blevins, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Earl W. Miller Katie Robertson The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Helen Bondurant Kathryn and Noel Morris Marianne and Pat Rooney Karleen and Mike J. Krywucki Dr. and Mrs. Larry A. Bookman Tom Morris Lance and Cindy Ruffel Penny and John A. McCaleb James Brabenec Lisa and Greg Mullen Manda and Mark Ruffin Billie Lee Nees and Allan R. Montgomery Carole S. Broughton Gwen and Alan Niemann Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ruffin Alyce and Ron Page Lindsay and Jonathan Bryant Larry and Darlene Parman Capera Ryan Patrick J. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Burch Dr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Peyton Kathryn and Thomas J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tanenbaum Dr. and Mrs. Ted Clemens, Jr. Suzan and Thompson Phillips Dr. Clyde H. Schoolfield, Jr. Jennifer and James Weinland Michael and Martha Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pippin Janet and Mark F. Selvidge Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Thomas Coniglione Renée and Nicholas Preftakes Denise Semands and Ron Suttles Todd York and Julia Walker Melinda and Paul Cox Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Prescott Pam and William F. Shdeed Anita and Kristin Dahlgren Melba Rhinehart Kim and Jon Shirley SUSTAINER+MODERNS Fran and Gary Derrick Gayle Ann and Phil Roberts Richard L. Sias Carole J. Drake Sally B. Saunders and Patrick Cashman Aeriel and Trasen Akers Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein Carl and Susan Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Hal Scofield Dr. Pramod K. Chetty Linda and Steve Slawson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Elam Mary and John Seward Joel Dixon Darryl and Kathy Smette Tricia L. Everest Ralph and Marjie Shadid Andrea Fraley, MD, and Sutton Fraley Rick and Amanda Smith Rebecca and Douglas Fellrath Barbara and Roger Simons Jason Glidewell and Colton Bryant Dr. Sharon Solloway Ruth Gnagi Lee Allan Smith Jason Hammonds and Steven Kuder Kate and John Spaid Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gordon John D. Sullivan Dr. Wallace Heller Judith Clouse Steelman Karen James and John Gray Jackie and Dennis Trepagnier Becky and Warren Johnson Joyce and Thomas Stewart Ann and V. Burns Hargis Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Valuck Susan and William R. Kent, IV Martha Tarpay, MD Helene and Jonathan Harpman Jean M. Warren Frederick Redwine and Justin Edwards Marnie and Clayton Taylor Allen K. Harris Dr. and Mrs. Joe F. Warriner Shannon Rogers and Justin Woolverton Judith and Dave Thompson Dee Anne and Joe Heaton Kari and Hardy Watkins Lisa and Jack E. Wheeler, Jr. Vahla and Tom C. Todd Mr. and Mrs. John Hefner Gale and Mark Wood Kathy and John M. Williams Trochta’s Flowers & Garden Center Erica and Randy Hogan Dr. William P. Tunell Dr. Steve and Vanessa Hunholz FRIEND+FILM SOCIETY Vicki VanStavern and Don Narcomey SUSTAINER+MODERNS+FILM Letitia M. Johnston, PhD SOCIETY Jeanne Hoffman Smith, MSSW, ACSW Lisa and Tony Vaughn Richard and Pamela Lane Donna K. Vogel Dr. Leslie Rainbolt-Forbes and Scott Forbes Drs. Sharon A. and Kenneth T. Lease Beth and Edward F. Wells Jennifer and Aaron Ketter Beth and Mike Lockard FRIEND+MODERNS Allison Whiting Jacquelyn LaMar and Tim Berney Tereasa Macdonald Cassandra and David Lewis Jim and Jill Williams Phi Nguyen Joan Maguire Davonna Bajema and Carl S. Milam Martha V. Williams E. Michael Whittington Richard Mallinson Michelle and Charles Mullens Dr. and Mrs. James B. Wise Kym F. Mason Araz and Leslie Patatanian Anne Wileman Workman FRIEND Steve Mason Melissa and Todd Scaramucci Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Zachritz Drs. Anita R. May and J. Thomas May Eugenia and Bill Thomas Candice and Charles Ainsworth Becky and David McCubbin Van and Pat Barber SUSTAINER+FILM SOCIETY Carolyn and John McHenry Mee Arden J. Barrett FRIEND+MODERNS+FILM SOCIETY Patti and Mark Mellow Accel Financial Staffing/Meg Salyer Judy Best Jordan and Jesse Gould 35

ARTonTAP DELECTABLES FROM LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND AN ARRAY OF OVER EIGHTY BEERS ARE FEATURED AT THIS FAVORITE FALL FUNDRAISER.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 Progressive Parking Solutions LLC Dr. Steve and Vanessa Hunholz Dr. Richard and Lezel Safi Aaron and Jenn Ketter 7-10 PM Scott and Susie Sjulin Kone Elevators and Escalators OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM OF LAGER Tom and Carolyn Kupiec ART Jack Litherland 405 Magazine Virginia W. and James C. Meade PRESENTED BY Automation Integrated Josh Miller and Lacey Lett Beer Distributors of Oklahoma Shelley Pruitt and John Sexton BOK Financial Securities Bill and Niki Puffinbarger Allen Brown FEATURING HEINEKEN USA ROOF Ranger Oil & Gas Comtec Security TERRACE BEER GARDEN Teresa and Richard Warner Teresa Lee Cooper Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein MONEY RAISED Cory’s Audio Visual Darryl and Kathy Smette Crawley Petroleum Corporation Rick and Amanda Smith $69,000 Carol and Bill Davidson Event Super C Mart NUMBER IN ATTENDANCE Mike and Karen Goodman Curtis K. Towery Bette Jo and Frank Hill Trochta’s Flowers & Garden Center 662 HoganTaylor LLP Sponsorship UNUM/Scott Battaglia Keas Stainless Steel Fabricators, Inc. Becky and Alex Weintz THE MUSEUM’S FUNDRAISING EVENTS PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR OUR PRESENTER Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon Anne Wileman Workman SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS AND PROGRAMS. FROM BLACK-TIE GALAS TO Jack and Becky Madden Grooms & Pollard Utility Services PARTIES FEATURING EGGS AND ART TO CRAFT BEER TASTINGS, THE Richard Sias Haller Wholesale Robyn Promotions & Printing MUSEUM’S FUNDRAISERS OFFER A VARIETY OF WAYS TO HAVE A GREAT Jason Hammonds and Steven Kuder SONIC, America’s Drive-In TIME WHILE SUPPORTING OKCMOA. Inasmuch Foundation Curt Stamp OKC Friday VI Marketing and Branding Nancy and George Records

PILSNER STOUT 110 events Sandy and Art Cotton Tina and Elby Beal Devon Energy Corporation Mrs. Joe A. Berry FKG Consulting Jeremy and Allyson Black KOSU The Spy Joel Dixon Ray and Lisa Lees Ana Dominguez and Joe Jamison Nemecek Interior Construction Company Lyn and Ted Elam OGE Energy Corporation Jared and Courtney Ellingson Oklahoma Gazette The Green Attic The Oklahoman Media Company The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes 36 37

John and Marsha Funk Homer Paul Nina Gaugler Renaissance Ball Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Gaddis II Joan Payne Mary Ellen and Bill Gumerson THE MUSEUM CELEBRATED THE SPIRIT OF CREATIVE RENEWAL AT ITS 41ST ANNUAL GALA. Jane and Gerald Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pippin Mr. and Mrs. John Hefner Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gambulos Dr. Paul E. Plowman and Beverly K. Scribner Liz and Kent Hoffman FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 W & W Steel Company Marianne and Pat Rooney Garrett and Company Resources Sherri and Ford Price Linda Lambert G. Rainey and Martha V. Williams Family Trochta’s Flowers & Garden Center Julia Carrington Hall Mary and Bill Price Donna and Bruce Lawrence 7 PM-MIDNIGHT Kirk and Royce Hammons Bill and Niki Puffinbarger John R. “Rob” McCune OKLAHOMA CITY GOLF & UNDERWRITER PATRON Jane B. Harlow Roshan Pujari Rita Moore COUNTRY CLUB Mr. Casey S. Harrah Candy and Bob Reece Oklahoma Gazette Bank of Oklahoma Paul W. and Leigh Ann Albers Caroline and Durward Hendee Drs. Robert and Suzanne Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Zachritz CHAIRS: CYNDA AND LARRY Julie and Mark Beffort Bob Allee Mr. and Mrs. K. Blake Hoenig Claudia and James Robertson OTTAWAY Mr. and Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett J. Edward Barth The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Manda and Mark Ruffin The Chickasaw Nation Beck Design HONORARY CHAIRS: MARTHA Ken and Linda Howell Katie and Tony Say Crawley Petroleum Corporation Dr. Charles and Marilyn Bethea VOSE WILLIAMS AND THE LATE G. Dr. and Mrs. Mason Jett Dr. Paul and Jennifer Shadid RAINEY WILLIAMS Crowe & Dunlevy Jeremy and Allyson Black Becky and Warren Johnson Cindi and Mike Shelby Foliart, Huff, Ottaway and Bottom Annie Bohanon and Henry Browne, Jr. Carol and Mike Johnson Lisa Shelden SPONSORSHIP CHAIRS: Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings Katy Boren BETTE JO AND FRANK HILL Lauren and Rich Johnson Richard L. Sias Leslie and Clifford Hudson Sharon and John R. Bozalis, MD Dr. Jay and Susan Johnston Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein LATE NIGHT CHAIR: McAfee & Taft Dr. and Mrs. L. Joe Bradley Don and Carol Kaspereit Sylvia and Robert Slater LAWRE EVEREST The Payne Family Paul and Barbara Brou Christian K. Keesee Linda and Steve Slawson Presbyterian Health Foundation Allen Brown MONEY RAISED Mr. and Mrs. K. Bradford Kemp Smith & Pickel Construction, Inc. SONIC, America’s Drive-In Kathy and Hal Brown The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Jeff and Carrie Sparling Veolia Karen and Robert Browne $454,700 Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Patsy A. Bulard NUMBER IN ATTENDANCE Susan and Tim Love Tiffany and Mims Talton Marilyn and Jim Case SPONSOR Rob and Karen Luke Martha Tarpay, MD Sody and Robert Clements 405 Ann Simmons Alspaugh Macklanburg-Hulsey Foundation Marnie and Clayton Taylor Nancy and Andrew Coats The Ann Lacy Foundation Mary and Michael Mahaffey Rob and Sharon Varnum William and Janet R. Cook, II Bank SNB Penny and John A. McCaleb Randy and Barbe von Netzer MASTER UNDERWRITER Barbara Cooper Tina and Elby Beal Laurie McCann Hyde Renate and Charles E. Wiggin BancFirst Sandy and Art Cotton/Cotton Consulting Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores Cindy and Johnny McCharen Jim and Jill Williams Denise and Howard K. Berry, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. Edward Dalton Michael and Martha Coffman Becky and David McCubbin Elizabeth and Troy Wilson Mrs. C.B. Cameron/American Fidelity Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman Karen and Pete Delaney Marta and Mark McCubbin Anne Wileman Workman Foundation/First Fidelity Bank/InvesTrust Nick and Peggy Duncan Kirsten and David Griffin Mr. and Mrs. K.T. Meade, Jr. Devon Energy Corporation Lyn and Ted Elam Suzette and S. Kim Hatfield Virginia A. Meade ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Christy and Jim Everest Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Elkins Bette Jo and Frank Hill Virginia W. and James C. Meade Mrs. Henry J. Freede Tricia L. Everest Accel Financial Staffing/Meg Salyer HoganTaylor LLP Patti and Mark Mellow Inasmuch Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Royice Everett Mrs. Geoffrey P. Altshuler Courtney Briggs Melton and Timothy Judy and Tom Love Janet and John Hudson Larry and Roberta Fields Melton B.C. Clark Jewelers MidFirst Bank Gary C. Johnston/ Johnston Builders John and Sue Francis Mr. and Mrs. Stewart E. Meyers, Jr. Libby and G.T. Blankenship Mrs. Robert Z. Naifeh Darren and Jenee Lister Frankfurt Short Bruza Polly and Larry Nichols Cassandra and Charles Bowen OGE Energy Corporation Debbi and Frank Merrick Fred Jones Family Foundation Gwen and Alan Niemann Richard H. Clements The Oklahoman Media Company Cynda and Larry Ottaway Chip and Shannon Fudge/Claims Charles L. Oppenheim Melinda and Paul Cox Nancy and George Records Veronica Pastel Egelston Management Resources Larry and Darlene Parman John and Jane Crain Caroline and Guy Patton Gary and Connie Fuller STAPLEGUN Carl and Susan Edwards 38 39

Omelette Party VIVA LAS V-EGG-AS: THE 33RD ANNUAL OMELETTE PARTY FEATURED THE STARS BAND, DJ BRIAN SMITH OF CHAMELEON ENTERTAINMENT, GOURMET OMELETTES AND EGG-INSPIRED DISHES BY LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND CHEFS, PLUS AN ART RAFFLE SHOWCASING WORKS FROM LOCAL ARTISTS.

FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 2017 Vicki and David Hunt DOUBLE OR NOTHING Taylor and Lindsey Miles Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon Michael and Lea Morgan 7 PM-MIDNIGHT 21c Museum Hotel Metro Technology Centers Mark and Debbie Naifeh-Engel Accel Financial Staffing/ Meg Salyer Nemecek Interior Construction National Radio Rentals & Sales/ CHEVY BRICKTOWN EVENTS ADG, Inc. CENTER OKC Friday Vicki and Fletcher Williams American Fidelty Corporation Dr. Rick and Lezel Safi Michael and Lee Ann Nordin CHAIRS: CINDY FRIEDEMANN AND J. Edward Barth Richard Sias OESCO MATT THOMAS Tina and Elby Beal SONIC, America’s Drive-In Catherine and Andrew Oster Dr. Shawnaree Lee Beeson CO-CHAIR: RACHEL MANN VI Marketing and Branding Page Concepts, Inc. Therese Booth W Facial Aesthetics Gus and Emily Pekara MONEY RAISED Allen Brown Bill and Niki Puffinbarger Betsy and Dub Brunsteter Tori and John Raines UP THE ANTE $149,000 Tracy and Tamara Carter Matt and Cherish Ralls NUMBER IN ATTENDANCE 405 Magazine Ryan and Brooke Coe RK Hayes Management LLC Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Comtec Electronic Systems, Inc. Karma and Brett Robinson 965 AT&T Oklahoma Janet and William R. Cook, II Judy and Greg Sellmyer Automation Integrated Teresa Lee Cooper Ralph and Marjie Shadid HIGH ROLLER Crowe & Dunlevy Bill and Carol Davidson Drs. Paul and Amalia Silverstein Peter and Karen Delaney Porter and Terri Davis Marty and Hoffie Smith Devon Energy Corporation fitzsimmons architects Fran and Gary Derrick Smith & Pickel Construction Leslie and Clifford Hudson GE Johnson Construction Company Downtown OKC, Inc. Curt Stamp Inasmuch Foundation The Green Attic Evolve Research Marnie and Clayton Taylor OGE Energy Corporation Mr. and Mrs. David T. Greenwell Merideth and David Ferris Mr. Matt Thomas and Mr. Brent Hart The Oklahoman Media Company Suzette and S. Kim Hatfield Flintco, LLC Anna and Jimmy Turnini Nancy and George Records Bette Jo and Frank Hill Diane Glenn and Jerry Stickle Leo and Shannan Wideman HoganTaylor LLP The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes J. Kent Wilkinson, CPA ALL IN Daniel Barrett Mathis Dr. Steve and Vanessa Hunholz Jack and Sara Zedlitz The Ann Lacy Foundation Debbi and Frank Merrick Becky and Warren Johnson Caroline and Guy Patton Lauren and Rich Johnson Bank of America/Merrill Lynch ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Beck Design Physicians Local Aaron and Jennifer Ketter Darryl and Kathy Smette Michael and Martha Coffman Teresa and Richard Warner Jack Litherland Lee Allan Smith Comtech Design Print and Mail Scott and Susie Sjulin Kyle and Brooke Massie Cory’s AV Veolia Penny and John A. McCaleb Crawley Petroleum Corporation Yelp OKC Cristina and George McQuistion PRINT SPONSOR Virginia A. Meade Express Employment Professionals Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Comtech Design Print and Mail Jason Hammonds and Steven Kuder Virginia W. and James C. Meade

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Take a Seat Film Gifts-in-Kind Donors Donors GIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 GIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 GIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 21c Museum Hotel Josh I. Farrell Nicole Moan Angela Slack J. Edward Barth Ann Simmons Alspaugh/Simmons 110 events Emily Fiaccone Regina Murphy Joe Slack Foundation Teresa Lee Cooper 405 Magazine Lauren Florence Museum Cafe Behnaz Sohrabian J. Edward Barth Julia Carrington Hall Craig Alleman Chef Skip Ailstock/Francis Don Narcomey STAPLEGUN Teresa Lee Cooper The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Allied Arts Tuttle Culinary Arts Newcomb’s T-Shirts and Kevin Stark Jennie M. Curtis Billie Lee Nees and Allan R. Montgomery Charles S. Amis Chef Bill Leib/Francis Tuttle Promos/National Radio Clint Stone Dr. and Mrs. Bentley Edmonds Culinary Arts Rentals Jeanne Hoffman Smith, MSSW, ACSW Anthem Brewing Stephen K. Teafatiller Fred Jones Family Foundation Catherine Freshley Mary Nickell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tanenbaum Aria/Sheraton Downtown Texadelphia Social Grill Julia Carrington Hall Dan Garrett Oklahoma Beer Imports Jennifer and James Weinland Randall Barnes William R. Struby The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Glazers of Oklahoma Oklahoma City Friday Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Jennifer Allen Barron Suzanne Thomas Billie Lee Nees and Allan R. Montgomery Celia Saied Haddad Oklahoma Gazette Belle Isle Brewing Co. Diana Tunnell Jeanne Hoffman Smith, MSSW, ACSW The Hash Retro Diner The Oklahoman Media Bin 73 Company Joseph Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tanenbaum Angela Jessup Rick Bewley Old Germany Restaurant What’s Cooking Carry Out & Learning and Jennifer and James Weinland Dennis R. Johnson Catering Tracey Bewley George Oswalt Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Michelle Junkin Dawn Williams Andrew Boatman Christie Owen Engagement Kristopher Kanaly Wendi L. Wilson Brown Egg Bakery PaceButler Corporation GIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 Jim Keffer George Wilson Tammy Brummell Miguel Papagayo Farooq Karim John Wolfe C2 Catering Paragon Brands SPONSORS Film Society Keas Stainless Steel Chad Woolbright Annalisa Campbell Fabricators, Inc Paseo Grill Yelp OKC Allied Arts Charter Capital Distributing Jim Keffer Suzanne Peck Bank of America Christie's KOSU The Spy Penn Square Mall Management Inasmuch Foundation Members Nicole and Justin Lake Hefner Golf Club Diner, Perry Publishing & Christofferson Sharon and Richard Kitchen GIFTS MADE 7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017 Chef Tom Lienke Broadcasting Company Diane Coady Christine Kuriger La Oaxaqueña Bakery Picasso Café Kjelshus Collins Oklahoma City Community Foundation J. Edward Barth Brent Learned The Prairie Gypsies Rebecca Lowber Collins Wanda and Thomas O’Neil Teresa Lee Cooper Marvin Lee Prairie Thunder Baking Comtech Design Print and Mail Company Philip Boyle Foundation Julia Carrington Hall Jessica Legako COOP Ale Works Premium Brands Kirsten Rysted The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes Harolyn S. Long Cory's Audio Visual Services Quality Beverage Evelyn Skarky Billie Lee Nees and Allan R. Montgomery Emily Madden Culinary Miracles/Chef’s Rahr & Sons Brewery SONIC, America’s Drive-In Jeanne Hoffman Smith, MSSW, ACSW Marshall Brewing Company Requested Foods Robyn Promotions & Printing Cathy and William Spain Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tanenbaum Mary Eddy’s Kitchen X Lounge Gayle L. Curry Collin D. Rosebrook Jennifer and James Weinland Cindy Mason Sarah Day Short Roughtail Brewing Company Renate and Charles E. Wiggin Rory McAllister HEALING ARTS PRESENTING Denise Duong Ernesto Sanchez PARTNER James E. McNellie’s Public Marcus Eakers House Savory Spice Shop Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores Ember Modern Michelle Metcalfe Klint Schor American Tavern Ric Miller Bert Seabourn Empire Slice House Stacey D. Miller Clarissa Sharp 44 45

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Daniel Acuna Maury Ford Jamie Paddock Michael Anderson Louisa Fulkerson William Cole Pettis Una Anderson Heidi Ghassempour Gerald Pines Zachary Andrus Francesca Giani Nick Plasko Madelyn Anlauf Daina Gringas Jessica Provencher John Antonelli Kristina Haden Bonita Rabotte Joseph Arman Amanda Harmer Katie Rake Mark Ashurst Michael Harris Michael Rhoden Sean Ball Braeden Jantzen Ann Margaret Rice David Barnes Cynthia Johnson Elizabeth Roewe Alexandra Barnes Jaryn Johnson Thomas Grant Rubin Randall Barnes Jessica Johnson Ernesto Sanchez Kate Beasley Marsha Jones Aysha Shahid BOARD OF TRUSTEES Heidi Bell Morgan Jones Catherine Shotick Board J. Edward Barth** Willa D. Johnson Adam Bertoletti Bryce Kaiser Neely Simms-Peters Elby J. Beal** Steven Kerr Bert Boan Tayler Kelsey Joe Sims Trustees Dan Boren Duke R. Ligon** Joanna Bogdanowicz Ashley Kirven-Bobier Allan Sisson Katy Boren Judy M. Love Lisa Broad Denise Lacquement Lee Spivey & Staff John R. Bozalis, MD** Penny M. McCaleb** Richard Bruner Jade Lair Sandy Stewart Allen Brown James C. Meade*** Tyler Bryant Trent Lawson Carlos Strong Hal J. Brown** Virginia A. Meade** Matthew Bryson Rodney Lee Shea Stroud William M. Cameron Frank W. Merrick** Adam Call Hannah Leggett Craig Taylor Michael C. Coffman Charles E. Nelson*** Joshua Carpenter Marcus Leonard Susan Taylor Teresa L. Cooper J. Michael Nordin Dylan Carr Jesusa Lester Kimberly Thomas Peter B. Delaney** Cynda C. Ottaway** Bryon Chambers Michelle Lory Steven Thompson Theodore M. Elam Caroline Patton** Matthew Cloud Jacob Lynn Tracy Truels Nancy Payne Ellis*** Nikola Puffinbarger, MD Kylie Combs John Madden III Erica Tschida Preston G. Gaddis II G. Jeffrey Records, Jr. Shirley Crawford John Dudley Marshall Destiny Turbyfill David T. Greenwell Robert J. Ross Kyler Daugherty Thomas Massenat Jessica Valentine Julia Carrington Hall Meg Salyer Shelton Dohmen Lucas McClung David Walker Kirk Hammons Amalia Miranda Silverstein, MD David Drosselmeyer Mary McCuan Katie Watts Suzette Hatfield** Darryl G. Smette Ann Eggers Jackson McMeekin Joseph Weaver Frank D. Hill** Jeanne Hoffman Smith, MSSW, ACSW Jared Ellingson Courtney Merz Peyton Wetzel K. Blake Hoenig Jordan J.N. Tang, PhD William Emmons Chad Mock Heather White The Honorable Jerome A. Holmes* Wanda Otey Westheimer Nathan Evans Patricia Morgan E. Michael Whittington Leslie S. Hudson** Charles E. Wiggin Josh Farrell Hien Nguyen Kimberley Worrell Sean O’Connor

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Remembering Ann Eggers 1935-2017

nn Eggers joined the Museum staff in 2005 and quickly became an integral part of our team. She began by selling film tickets in the Samuel Roberts Noble Theater box office, then moved to the Aadmissions desk where she was a familiar face for over a decade. Her leadership skills were impeccable; her efficiency unfaltering.

Ann led by example and when examples weren’t enough, put their best foot forward, but to keep moving forward. Ann’s she had notes. Her enthusiasm for documentation led her sign-off on all emails and phone calls has since become a to compile training materials for all front-of-house positions. Museum-wide mantra: “Onward!” Many of these training guides are still in use today. Ann She had a deep passion for the arts. She was so moved by diligently followed all the rules, and often could be heard Lisa Hoke’s exhibition, Come on Down, she wrote to the artist humorously informing visitors, “If you make jokes, we to ask, “Can I learn, just a bit, to see art and beauty around charge double.” The OKCMOA Team frequently sought out her me in everything I see?” “Ann-swers,” as she was never short on opinions and advice. If you asked Ann, she would have told you the Museum is full Ann was a great judge of character. Receiving Ann’s nod of shining stars, but we know that it was her star that shined of approval became one of the highest compliments one the brightest. could receive within the OKCMOA Visitor Services team. She encouraged her co-workers and “Museum Kids” to not only In the words of our dear friend and colleague, “Onward!” Thank you WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO THE MANY DONORS WHOSE SUPPORT ALLOWED THE MUSEUM TO ACHIEVE NEW HEIGHTS OF SUCCESS. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT CHARITABLE GIVING OR MEMBERSHIP, PLEASE VISIT OKCMOA.COM OR SPEAK WITH SOMEONE IN OUR DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT.

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