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HM0047 2020 Annual Report V14 Online Version LR.Pdf HEIDE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Heide Museum of Modern Art acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people on whose land Heide is located. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise the rich traditions and continuing creative cultures of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia. — art — architecture — landscape Contents Location 4 Message from the Chairman Heide Museum of Modern Art 7 Templestowe Road Bulleen and Directors Victoria 3105 Australia Contacts T 03 9850 1500 16 About Heide [email protected] heide.com.au 19 Our program Editor Lesley Harding 25 Our collection Design Garry Emery and Jane Mooney 35 Extending the experience Printing Gunn & Taylor Australia Cover and inside cover pages 44 Our environment Installation view, Carolyn Eskdale: Memory Horizon 51 Communications All exhibition, artwork and installation photographs: Christian Capurro 55 Financials All information in this report is correct at the time of printing. All images are copyright the 56 Fundraising artist or photographer unless otherwise stated. 58 Thank you 60 Our people Message from the Chairman and Directors When Melbourne’s cultural institutions closed ensuring Heide could continue its operations with their doors in mid-March 2020 there was a collective its existing team and we express our sincere gratitude sense of uncertainty about the future of the creative to the Federal and State Governments. industries. At Heide we were mid-way through We are immensely grateful to the Heide team installing the much-anticipated exhibition Joy Hester: for their understanding and resilience during this Remember Me, the first survey of Hester’s art in unprecedented year, and proud of their capacity more than twenty years, and for which we were to create new ways of communicating and engaging expecting strong audience numbers. Initially we with our audiences online. Our staff rose to every hoped the hibernation would be for a matter of weeks challenge of 2020 with determination, resourcefulness and optimistically worked towards a post-Easter and the utmost professionalism. Exhibitions were reopening, but as the weeks rolled by and COVID-19 documented through film and virtual tours, while cases in the State continued to rise it was clear public programs and learning activities were devel- that the shutdown would be prolonged. oped for remote access with regular talks, education When Victoria appeared to be coping with the guides and collection-inspired competitions open pandemic we opened for 8 days from 30 June, only to all. The Heide Shop also expanded its presence to close once more with the commencement of and offer, resulting in a 400% increase in online Melbourne’s hard lockdown for the following 110 days. sales from the previous year. The Heide team began rescheduling the exhibition Back of house we used the closure period to program based on best- and worst-case scenarios conserve key objects in the collection and rehouse in the first of what would become many iterations for and catalogue archives. In the grounds important the future schedule, as we inched our way towards storm water and path systems were installed, and the eventual reopening on 28 November. great progress was made on the Healing Garden and Most of Heide’s 44 staff worked reduced hours the river’s edge project, Yaluk Langa. Work was able from 1 May, with 42 staff qualifying for the Federal to continue on the Doll’s House (old dairy) building Government’s JobKeeper scheme. The museum restoration, along with an artwork commission received a total of $1.1m in JobKeeper support in 2020, for its interior by Aleks Danko, which was installed together with a further $254k in emergency funding in December. from Creative Victoria, the first tranche of which The Cultural Programming staff worked on future arrived at the end of May. This funding was vital in exhibitions and projects including the museum’s 4 Heide Museum of Modern Art / Annual Report 2020 5 fortieth anniversary year program and an update We are very grateful to the Heide Board of on the Collection handbook. The Development team Directors for their guidance and leadership, and turned their attention to COVID-19 relief grants and extend sincere thanks to the Heide staff and rallied our supporters to achieve our largest end- volunteers who have shown great fortitude over the of-financial-year fundraising campaign tally to date, past twelve months. We cautiously look forward at over $100,000. We also used the time to implement to a return to business as usual through 2021, and a new point of sales system and timed ticket entry acknowledge our visitors past, current and future program, install new digital screens in the main whose support ensures Heide continues to be foyer, and to plan and program our inaugural Heide a vibrant, ‘living’ museum. Summer Festival in 2021. We would like to make special mention Steven Skala AO, Chairman of a number of generous supporters and friends Lesley Harding, Artistic Director of the museum who demonstrated compassion Tim Sligo, Executive Director and leadership in various ways during the difficult year of 2020: The Shine On Foundation, Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation, Sidney Myer Fund, Stuart Leslie Foundation, and Kerry Gardner AM; our legal partner Arnold Bloch Leibler; Mark Jacques and the team at landscape architecture and urban design firm Openwork; the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Corporation; and consulting graphic designers Garry Emery and Jane Mooney. Our gratitude also to the artists and many lenders to exhibitions in 2020 and those involved in exhibitions postponed until 2021, for their patience, goodwill and support: particularly Carolyn Eskdale, Joy Hester’s family Fern Smith and Peregrine Smith, Archie Barry, Agnieska Polska, Robert Owen and Stanislava Pinchuk. 6 Heide Museum of Modern Art / Annual Report 2020 7 Joy Hester: Remember Me Albert Tucker: Marking the Past About Heide Heide is a public art museum and sculpture Purpose park located on a stretch of the Yarra River in Melbourne that has long served as a To make the most of tomorrow, by understanding meeting point and as a creative hub. where we’ve been. Once a significant Wurundjeri gathering place, the site later attracted the artists Vision of the Australian Impressionist School before becoming the home of art patrons To uphold and evolve the Heide spirit across art John and Sunday Reed in 1935. and ideas, increasing audience diversity and deepening The Reeds and their circle of artists and writers embraced the brave and the new in engagement, securing a more sustainable future, and art and ideas and their spirited legacy ensuring our ongoing relevance. inspires the museum’s activities today, from collaborating with emerging and mid-career Mission artists to celebrating those who have made major contributions to Australian and We will work to bring Heide’s story, and its remarkable international art. collection and landscape, to life in innovative and Set on 6.5 hectares of parkland with five gallery spaces, award-winning architecture inclusive ways. We will inspire creative talent, improving and a distinctive collection of more than exposure for emerging and mid-career artists, and 3,600 works of art, Heide holds a special place in the cultural landscape of Australia. we will attract a wide range of audiences—the loyal, the new and the virtual. We will forge new partnerships and generate new investment and higher revenues. We will practise sustainability by protecting our priceless heritage assets, and building on Heide’s environmental practices. 16 Heide Museum of Modern Art / Annual Report 2020 17 At a glance Our program With two state-wide lockdowns in 2020 Carolyn Eskdale: Memory Horizon 19,990 ticketed admissions Heide, like the rest of the museum sector in Heide Modern Melbourne, was closed to the public for a 15 February to 15 March 2020; total of eight months. Four new exhibitions 30 June to 8 July 2020; new exhibitions 4 were installed at the beginning of the year 28 November 2020 to 21 February 2021 but only two opened to the public prior Curator: Lesley Harding 4 artists exhibited to the March closure, requiring the much- Supported by the Lionel & Yvonne anticipated survey Joy Hester: Remember Spencer Trust 69 lenders Me to be held over until late November Albert Tucker: Marking the Past when operations resumed. Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery 28 curatorial tours and lectures Online resources were created in the 29 February to 15 March 2020; interim, including an introductory video for 30 June to 8 July 2020; Joy Hester by SIRAP and a virtual tour of 28 November 2020 to 14 March 2021 Carolyn Eskdale: Memory Horizon courtesy Guest Curator: Lili Belle Birchall of Heide’s education partner, RMIT Supported by the Albert & Barbara University. Tucker Foundation and The Shine On Foundation Heide’s emerging curator program supported by The Shine On Foundation Joy Hester: Remember Me continued, with the third mentee complet- Main Galleries ing an exhibition for the Albert & Barbara 30 June to 8 July 2020; Tucker Gallery in 2020. Two future projects 28 November 2020 to 21 February 2021 were developed by invited early-career Curator: Kendrah Morgan professionals for display in 2021. Archie Barry: Fistimuff Kerry Gardner & Andrew Myer Project Gallery 28 November 2020 to 21 February 2021 Curator: Brooke Babington Heide Museum of Modern Art / Annual Report 2020 19 2020 exhibition lenders Ross Adler AC Menzies Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers Albert
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