2012–13 Report to the Community REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

Contents

1 Glenbow by the Numbers 2 Message from the President and Chair 4 Exhibitions 6 Events and Programs 8 Collections and Acquisitions 10 Support from the Community 12 Thank You to Our Supporters 14 Volunteers at Glenbow 15 Board of Governors 16 Management and Staff

About Us In 1966, the Glenbow- Institute the Province of Alberta have worked was created when and his together to preserve this legacy for future family donated his impressive collection generations. We gratefully acknowledge of art, artifacts and historical documents the Province of Alberta for its ongoing to the people of Alberta. We are grateful support to enable us to care for, maintain for their foresight and generosity. In and provide access to the collections the last four decades, Glenbow and on behalf of the people of Alberta. Glenbow Byby the Numbers 01

Library & Archives Operating Fund Operating Fund researchers served Revenue Expenditures

5% 9% 11% 6% 33% 32% 9% 7,700 19% 22% 9% 20% 25%

Amortization of Deferred Depreciation & Revenue (Property & Amortization - $919,818 43,072 Equipment) - $493,443 Total in-house and outreach Commercial Library & Archives - $534,838 Activities - $1,032,498 education program participants Commercial Activities Admissions & & Fundraising - $1,891,010 Memberships - $859,785 Collections Miles that artwork for the Fundraising- $2,068,248 Management - $923,889 Programs & Exhibition Charlie Russell exhibition travelled Investment Development - $2,422,362 Income - $1,849,922 Government Central Services - $3,184,154 of Alberta - $3,176,000

Audited fi nancial statements for the year ended March 31, 2013 8,000 can be found at www.glenbow.org 108 Rubbermaid totes 117,681 used in Iain BaAxTERxter&’s installation Shelf Life Total Attendance

Number of artifacts and 797 works of art treated by Charlie Russell Glenbow conservation staff exhibition catalogues sold in the Shop 220 02 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

Message from the Donna Livingstone R. Jack Thrasher, Q.C. President President and CEO Chair, Board of Governors and Chair

The strength of Glenbow anniversary. The original remarkable mentors it has with colleagues within has always been in providing research for this exhibition produced over the years. the artistic, cultural and a sense of place, a way of drew from Glenbow’s Alberta singer Corb educational communities and understanding ourselves and extensive ranching and art Lund brought his unique is developing important new our community in , collections donated by some perspective to our collection relationships for Glenbow with in the Province and in the of Alberta’s great ranching with his popular exhibition, institutions such as the Alberta world. Glenbow works best families over the years. No Roads Here: Corb Lund’s College of Art and Design, the when it truly connects with Artists, students, families Alberta, that drew great media University of Calgary, Calgary visitors, when it provides and school classes flocked attention and attracted his Economic Development meaningful experiences to Glenbow in the fall for wide fan base to Glenbow. and the . that people talk about and Fairy Tales, Monsters and The exhibition reminded us We are pleased to report a remember. We were pleased the Genetic Imagination, all of the important family significant reduction in our this year to enrich those exhibiting the works of and community stories held operating deficit at the end of deep connections and also internationally acclaimed within our collections. our fiscal year, even with the to draw from our colleagues contemporary artists who blur Glenbow was strengthened one-time costs incurred with and partners to explore our the lines between science the work force reorganization collections with fresh eyes. and energized by the fiction and myths and offer appointment of Donna and senior management A highlight of the year was fabulous possibilities of Livingstone as Interim changes that occurred in the Charlie Russell and the human/animal creatures. Our President & CEO in November summer and fall of 2012. The First Calgary Stampede, a Launch Party for this event 2012. She and the senior financial improvements were signature exhibition that alone drew over 800 people leadership team undertook the result of unfilled positions, reunited 17 of the 20 iconic to explore the gallery with an in-depth review of our better-than-expected Russell paintings that had guest curator Katherine Ylitalo. operations, collections and revenue generation and cost been presented at the first Our Made in Calgary series programming, resulting in reductions in relation to our Calgary Stampede. This of exhibitions is a ground- greater efficiencies in our operations. We are grateful exhibition, timed to honour breaking approach to financial operations and for the prudent management the 100th anniversary of the invite leading artists and reductions in our operating of Glenbow’s management Calgary Stampede, drew curators to tell the story of expenses. These steps have and staff throughout the year record audiences, produced art-making in our city. The been aided in part through and to the wise guidance a beautiful and popular book first in-depth project of its increased collaboration of the Glenbow Board of and brought together new kind, this series has stirred and a stronger working Governors as we reposition “Friends of Charlie Russell” up reflective conversations relationship with our good Glenbow for the future. to pay tribute to this icon of and demonstrates the rich neighbor, the Calgary Telus A key to Glenbow’s ongoing western art and history as texture of Calgary’s artistic Convention Centre. Donna success is our contractual part of a memorable Calgary community and some of the has also consulted deeply agreement with the Province REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 03

Mission Vision Glenbow is a cultural cornerstone, growing More people interacting generations of art and history lovers. We welcome visitors, with art, culture and partners and supporters ideas more often. to join us here, in the community and in our virtual spaces for an exchange of ideas. Our collection represents who we are, where we have been and informs our future. We show things worth seeing and tell stories worth hearing. Our programs, exhibitions and services foster learning and an appreciation of art and culture in our daily lives.

of Alberta to provide care invigorated role as a leader by our second Schmancy place in the world. Glenbow and access to the collections in the artistic and cultural fundraising event in February. is proud to be a cultural we hold on behalf of the aspects of our community. This fabulous signature cornerstone for Calgarians, Province. We met several As always, we are heartened evening was again driven Albertans and our visitors. times with Minister of Culture by the encouragement of our by an amazing community Thank you for your support Hon. Heather Klimchuk and many corporate sponsors team of volunteers led by our with this important work. her senior colleagues, and who value and generously Schmancy Co-chairs Joanne were grateful that our existing support our innovative Cuthbertson, Carol Ryder and funding was maintained in the exhibitions and public Terry Allen. Only in its second Provincial budget announced and school programs. Key year, Schmancy attracted Donna Livingstone in March 2013. As the current sponsors such as Chevron, more than 40 sponsors and President and CEO funding continues to fall short Nexen, BMO Financial Group, over a thousand people who of our actual costs to fulfill RBC Foundation, Conoco enjoyed a sparkling evening of the terms of our contract, Phillips , New Sun, the best Glenbow has to offer. we look forward to working ARC Resources, Devon We doubled our profits in that R. Jack Thrasher, Q.C. with the Province to ensure Energy, Enbridge, Walton, single night and already have Chair, Board of Governors that Glenbow’s vital role in a waiting list for sponsors Bumper Foundation, Great- the community continues West Life, London Life and and tickets for next year! to provide Albertans with Canada Life were instrumental We concluded the year the highest possible benefits in helping us showcase enthused and excited by the from the historical, cultural Glenbow’s programming renewed role Glenbow is and artistic resources it during the year Calgary was playing in the community. offers to our community. recognized as the Cultural The signs are everywhere: In February, we were Capital of Canada in 2012. We our financial operations encouraged by an audience also appreciate the support are recovering; a new engagement survey that told of partners such as Alberta membership campaign is us Glenbow is the top-of- Culture, Alberta Foundation already showing wonderful mind cultural institution for for the Arts, The Calgary support; our Museum Shop most Calgarians. As a result Foundation, the Canada is having record sales; of this survey, we have a Council and Calgary Arts attendance is growing; clearer understanding of the Development who provide and people of all ages are needs and expectations of our both financial assistance volunteering with Glenbow. audience and will be unfolding and helpful insights. Arts and culture provide the a branding and repositioning Our momentum forward was life breath of a community. program in the coming given a tremendous boost They give it meaning and months to reflect Glenbow’s help us understand our 404 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

We show things worth seeing and tell stories worth hearing – fostering learning and an appreciation of art and culture in our daily lives. Exhibitions

Feature Exhibition Laurie Anderson: The Gray Rabbit Organized by Glenbow Museum January 18 – May 6, 2012, In association with ’s 2012 High Performance Rodeo. WINTER 2012 Through this autobiographical video installation – where dreamlike video images shifted on a transient sculptural landscape – Laurie Anderson, a premier performing and multimedia artist, re-explored her memories of a pivotal 38,289 childhood event, realizing that what she remembers and Attendance what she recounts is a “cleansed” version of the tale. Dreamlike and heavily processed images that evoked scenes from her childhood story were projected onto a landscape made of shredded paper, resulting in a shimmery sidewalk of imagery with the motion of narrative without its literalness.

Exhibitions From Our Collections: The Stampede, June 2 – July 29, 2012 The West, Organized by Glenbow Museum, June 2 – September 3, 2012 Exhibitions Edward Burtynsky: Canada on Canvas, Organized by Encounters, Organized by Glenbow Winnipeg Art Gallery, Museum, January 21 – May 6, 2012 June 2 – September 3, 2012 Iain Baxter&: 1n4Ørmat1Øn, Critical Mass: Sculpture by Shayne Organized by Glenbow Museum, Dark, Organized by the Art Gallery of January 21 – May 6, 2012 Peterborough, July 14 – September 3, 2012

Feature Exhibition Charlie Russell and the First Calgary Stampede Organized by Glenbow Museum, June 2 – July 29, 2012 In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Calgary Stampede, Glenbow recreated Montana cowboy artist Charlie Russell’s special 1912 Calgary Stampede exhibition. Using historical descriptions and consulting with a wide circle of SUMMER 2012 dealers, Consulting Curator Dr. Brian Dippie successfully met the challenge of locating 19 of the 20 of Russell paintings, which were scattered across institutions and private collections throughout . All told, this unique exhibition brought together 17 paintings originally exhibited during the 1912 29,054 Stampede and four from a 1919 Stampede exhibition, giving a comprehensive Attendance overview of master works by the world’s most famous cowboy artist. REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 05

Feature Exhibition Fairy Tales, Monsters and the Genetic Imagination Organized and circulated by the Frist Center for the Visual Arts September 29, 2012 – January 2, 2013 With more than 60 works of contemporary art by 28 artists from around the FALL 2012 world, this exhibition, curated by Mark W. Scala of Nashville’s Frist Center, grouped prints, drawings, pyrography, photography, sculpture, video and installation into three areas: fairy tales, monsters and responses to genetic 34,575 engineering. Inspired by literature, science fiction and scientific genetic experimentation, the featured works revealed how the artists had conceived Attendance fantastical humanlike creatures to symbolize life’s mysteries, desires and fears.

Feature Exhibition No Roads Here: Corb Lund’s Alberta Organized by Glenbow Museum January 26 – April 28, 2013 WINTER 2012 Inspired by his music, framed by his interest in Alberta’s history and drawn from his family’s and 33,813 Glenbow’s collections of art, artifacts Attendance and historical imagery, songwriter and Glenbow winter 2013 artist- in-residence Corb Lund curated a unique exhibition that brought new twists to established Alberta themes. Nine of Lund’s songs provided the inspiration for the exhibition, with each of the compositions connecting to larger themes representing aspects of Alberta’s history and character. From gambling to Mormonism, foothills ranching to early prohibition, the early days of oil drilling to the toils Exhibitions: of veterinary medicine on the prairies, From Our Collection: Menaginary, Lund’s exhibition was a personal September 29, 2012 – January 2, 2013 look at our province’s heritage. Florilegium: Jennifer Wanner, September 29, 2012 – January 2, 2013

Facing page left to right: Still from The Gray Rabbit by Laurie Anderson, 2010; Charles Exhibitions Marion Russell, Stolen Horses, 1910, Collection Fred Herzog: Street Photography, of Glenbow Museum; Above: André Ethier, Organized by the National Gallery of Untitled (detail), 2007. Private Collection, New Canada, January 26 – April 28, 2013 York. © André Ethier, image courtesy Derek Made in Calgary: The 1960s, Eller Gallery, NYC; Right: Corb Lund Organized by Glenbow Museum, February 23 – April 28, 2013

Guest Curation Whether it’s in asking 30 Canadians did with his exhibition No Roads Here – Says Glenbow CEO Donna Livingstone: from across the country to curate Glenbow has been exploring new ways to “The success of those guest curators one exhibition, as we did with Edward present exhibitions, and to connect with is that they look at our collection with Burtynsky: Encounters, or having a the public. fresh eyes, but they also bring fresh popular Alberta songwriter plumb In doing so, we’ve also reached into the knowledge of other collections in the through both our collection and his family community and sought assistance from community, and we’re able to tell a heirlooms to come up with a personal our colleagues to help us tell stories. much wider story.” history of the province – as Corb Lund 06 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

Enhancing experiences and creating unique ways to engage with our exhibitions

Adult Program Events & 3,950 Attendance Programs Family Program 16,715 Attendance

Ian Tyson & Corb Lund performing at the Summer Season Launch Party

Season Highlight Event Listing June 2, Launch Party Three times a year, June 2, In Conversation - Brian Glenbow keeps the doors open after dark Dippie and Lorain Lounsberry and turns the music up for the best art party June 7 Out for Lunch Tour - Charlie in town. Launch Parties make the art on Russell and the First Calgary Stampede display come to life in new ways and provide led by art specialist Brian Dippie a different museum experience than you June 21, Out for Lunch Tour - would get during normal daytime hours. Contemporary Western Art led by The summer 2012 Launch Party was one for Art Technician Travis Lutley the record books. The crowd was treated to a once-in-a-lifetime performance when June 23 & 24, Weekend at the legendary Ian Tyson sang his famous the Museum - Go West! single “The Gift” with Alberta songwriter June 28, Behind the Scenes Tour - Corb Lund. The bill was made even Cash and Conviction:

Summer 2012 stronger with a sing-a-long with Canadian and the First Calgary Stampede led alternative country singer/songwriter by curator Lorain Lounsberry Carolyn Mark and a frenzied garage rock- July 9–August 2 , Art on the Mall out with Calgary’s own Deadhorse. July 12, Artist-led Tour - Shayne Dark July 12, Behind the Scenes Tour - Calgary 1912 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 07

Season Highlight Event Listing November 3 & 4, Weekend at the Oct 1, Canadian Art Foundation Museum - Fairies and Fools! Weekend Speaker Series - Ross King at the Museum occurs three times a Oct 13, Film Screening - Skeleton Girl year, when the exhibition floors are filled Oct 13, Launch Party with programs and events inspired by Oct 18, Out for Lunch Tour - Fairy Tales, the varied art exhibitions on display and Monsters and the Genetic Imagination specifically geared towards families. led by guest curator Katherine Ylitalo The fall 2012 Weekend at the Museum was Oct 19 & 20, Workshop - Bleeding Art Fall 2012 Fall filled with make-believe and wonder as we Industries Mask Making and Costume played around with friends from The Green Make Up Application Workshops Fools and The Old Trout Puppet Workshop. Nov 1, Out for Lunch Tour- Florilegium We had spectacular performances, theatrical led by curator Katherine Ylitalo activities and puppet-making workshops. Nov 9-23, The Calgary Cinematique Film Festival Nov 15, Out for Lunch Tour - Menaginary led by curator Katherine Ylitalo Nov 29, Behind the Scenes Tour - Animal Magnetism led by Collections Technician Marcia Slater

Season Highlight Event Listing Exposure 2013 Glenbow partners with Feb 7, Out for Lunch - Fred Herzog community organizations to bring quality led by Glenbow VP Melanie Kjorlien programs to our audience. We partnered Feb 23, Launch Party with Exposure 2013, the Calgary Banff Feb 28, Out for Lunch Tour - Couples Canmore Photography Festival to present in Made in Calgary: The 1960s led a film series celebrating the work of by curator Mary-Beth Laviolette several acclaimed photographers. Mar 2, No Roads Here: Corb Lund’s Feb 1- Gregory Crewdson; Brief Encounters Alberta, A Musical Performance is a New York Times critics, pick. Feb 8- The Mexican Suitcase is a film Mar 7, Out for Lunch Tour - No that tells the story of three boxes, lost Road’s Here: Corb Lund’s Alberta led by Glenbow VP Melanie Kjorlien

Winter 2013 in the chaos of the Second World War and rediscovered in 2007. Mar 9 & 10, Weekend at the Museum Feb 15- Born into Brothels is a tribute Mar 21, Out for Lunch Tour - Friends to the resiliency of childhood and and Colleagues in Made in Calgary: The the restorative power of art. 1960s led by curator Mary-Beth Laviolette Feb 22- Bill Cunningham New York Mar 24, Moving Images and is a portrait of New York Times Sound Collective Festival photographer Bill Cunningham. Mar 28, Behind the Scenes Tour - The Art and Fashion Runway led by collections technician Marcia Slater

School Programs

Our school programs enrich the learning opportunities for Alberta students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. 286 Over 40,000 school children participate Schools Served in Glenbow’s school programs annually. 808 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

Koga Hutterite Snowglasses Jack knife Give Challenge Study Share Curiosity Celebrate Learn Challenging Story Conversation

ArtConnect Puppets McMorland Moppett Kerr Kostyniuk Socks Beauty Collections & Buddha Casson Explore Doll Acquisitions Carmichael Harnett John Ware NWMP

Library and Archives Winter 2013 proved to be an exceptionally exciting time for Glenbow’s Library and Archives with the repatriation of a significant historical document. George W. McMullen was a late nineteenth century Canadian businessman who, along with his American partners, schemed for control of a proposed transcontinental railway, pledging project funds and giving vast sums to support John A. Macdonald’s election campaign. When it became clear that Macdonald had no intention of accommodating their involvement, the American Recent Acqusition investors made their support public and the government fell. This is Ron Moppett, Screen, 1988 known to students of Canadian Gift of Leon Liffman, P. Eng. history as the “Pacific Scandal”. Ron Moppet is a Calgary-based artist of Screen was commissioned in the 1980s McMullen’s grandchildren sold an 1871 national stature who has also been an by Cineplex Theatres and resided for prospectus — which lists investors and influential teacher, curator and gallery many years in the Northland Village details business agreements in regards director. In 1997 he won the Gershon Cinemas in Calgary. When Cineplex to the railway — to Glenbow along Iskowitz Prize, one of the largest national deaccessioned the work it was acquired with other photographs and letters awards given to visual artists in Canada by the donor. Until the recent installation documenting his involvement. For the and in 2005 he received the Alberta of a work by Moppett in Calgary’s East first time the collection will be open Centennial Medal for his contributions Village, this was the only work of this and available to the Canadian public. to the arts in Alberta. He taught painting, size and complexity that Moppet had drawing and design for many years at the produced. This is the thirteenth Moppett Alberta College of Art, the University of work in our collection and with its direct Calgary and the Nova Scotia School of connection to a Calgary gathering spot is Art and Design. a valuable addition. REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 099 History Core Genuine Museokit Landscape Diptych Artists Forceps Moccasins Films RAF Senses Exciting Engage Wow Intrigue Share Entertain Dazzle Understand Doc Martens Archives Cradleboard Painting Discover Blackfoot Ideas Diverse Excite Indigenous Objects Print Photograph Sculpture Contemporary Historical Modernist Enamel Neo-construction Gift

Total Acquisitions April 1, 2012–March 31, 2013 Gifts # of Donations # of Works/ Value Fonds** Art 17 258 $1,051,150.00 Indigenous Studies 1 17 $345.00 Military History 9 76 $1,256.00 Cultural History 22 630 $8,875.41 Multi Disciplinary* 0 0 $0.00 Library & Archives 91 91 $71,140.00 Total Donors/Value 140 1072 $1,132,766.41 Purchases*** # of Donations # of Works Value Limited Edition Belt Buckles Art 1 1 $2,500.00 In commemoration of the first Calgary Stampede, founder Indigenous Studies 0 0 $0.00 Guy Weadick had a classic gold and silver Crockett belt buckle Military History 0 0 $0.00 inscribed to commemorate his success. The same year, his Cultural History 0 0 $0.00 wife and performing partner, Florence LaDue, won the Ladies Fancy Rope competition at the Stampede, taking home a gold- Multi Disciplinary* 1 469 $70,000.00 plated prize buckle and $300 cash. Library & Archives 10 10 $56,663.45 In celebration of the exhibition Charlie Russell and the First Total Purchases 12 480 $129,163.45 Calgary Stampede and the centennial Calgary Stampede, Total Acquisitions 152 1552 $1,261,929.86

Glenbow reproduced these two very special artifacts for sale in * Multi Disciplinary refers to a gift or purchase that includes material for more the Museum Shop, resulting in two of our most popular limited than one collection edition products created from our collections. ** A fonds consists of the documents naturally created or accumulated by a person, family or organization during various activities of that creator’s life *** Purchases for the Glenbow Museum’s collection were made with funds from the Historic Resource Fund. This fund is not part of Glenbow’s annual operating budget.

Above: Florence LaDue’s Rodeo Prize Buckle, 1912, Collection of Glenbow Museum; Guy Weadick's Western Belt Buckle, ca. 1925, Collection of Glenbow Museum 10 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

We offer meaningful experiences that remind us of the preciousness of our shared history.

Support from the Community

Membership Members play a pivotal role in the stories Glenbow tells. As a member- based, not-for-profit, and non- governmental organization, the impact of ongoing membership is significant and crucial to Glenbow’s sustainability. Almost 65 per cent of our funding comes from the community and membership provides vital support to Glenbow, creating a strong base and a unified George Stroumboulopoulos and Rebecca Northan commitment to creating unique at SCHMANCY 2013 arts and culture experiences now, and well into the future.

A very SCHMANCY night at Glenbow Corporate Calgary stepped up in support On the heels of a very successful inaugural of SCHMANCY 2013 with Presenting SCHMANCY in 2012, we couldn’t have Sponsor, The Walton Group of Companies, Schmancy Attendance been more pleased with the tremendous leading the helm and over 50 other level of support that continued for corporate sponsors supporting Glenbow Glenbow’s second annual signature with cash or in-kind sponsorships. An fundraiser. additional 45 businesses donated prizes for SCHMANCY’s raffles and silent auctions 1,050 The evening of February 10, 2013 and over 25 individuals supported the event began with one of Canada’s most as patrons, benefactors, donors and prize recognizable media personalities, George contributors. Thanks to an amazing roster of sponsors, Stroumboulopoulos, and Gemini- an incredible team of staff and volunteers You may remember the SCHMANCY nominated Canadian actress Rebecca and our three co-chairs Joanne advertising created by Calgary’s full-service Northan on a ”blind date“ in front of 1,000 Cuthbertson, Carol Ryder and Terry Allen, advertising, design and digital agency SCHMANCY attendees. It concluded with a SCHMANCY 2013 was a huge success. WAX who partnered with Glenbow for kiss and the sold-out crowd, in their finest It certainly was a raucous night of arts SCHMANCY 2013. WAX was awarded attire, flocked to the gallery floors to be and culture and doubled the fundraising the Ad Rodeo Anvil Award for best Poster treated to a feast for the senses. We had outcome from last year’s event. Thank Design for the SCHMANCY 2013 creative. local music, local artists, amazing food and you Calgary! an incredible Art Park silent auction. REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 11

Connectivity – Engaging our stakeholders online

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Donor Profile Longtime Glenbow donor Rod Green sees his support of Glenbow as a logical Rod & Ryan Green extension of his work in the local arts and culture sector – he’s owner of Masters Gallery – and as means of giving back to the city he calls home. “I think it just went with the territory – you grew up here, you lived here, made your money here and over the years you become sort of successful and so you give back to the community because that’s where you came from,” he explains. Green, a recipient of the He says the reason for his long This philosophy has intergenerational Eric Harvie Award, first became involved philanthropic relationship with Glenbow appeal in the Green household – Rod with Glenbow in the early 1980s, joining is that it parallels his professional pursuits, runs Masters Gallery with his son, the board of what was then called the namely in educating Calgarians about Ryan, who, like his father, has taken Glenbow Acquisitions Society. He’s stayed arts and culture. “I think that Glenbow up the Glenbow cause as a founding active ever since, funneling considerable is a wonderful institution and it takes member of Pivot-Glenbow. “It’s just energy and resources to the cause of a lot of manpower and hours and the younger generation with different the Museum, most recently by donating due diligence to look after the people thoughts about how to get a younger art works from Masters Gallery for the of Alberta’s collection,” he says. demographic involved with [Glenbow] silent auction at last year’s SCHMANCY. and keep it moving forward,” says Green.

Spotlight on Corporate Partnership Chevron Canada Resources of museums; or comparative studies needs, education, skills training and is the sponsor of Open Minds between different cultures. to promote economic development – Museum School, where As students venture beyond the walls through community capacity-building. students spend a week of their schools, their experiences at The Chevron Canada Open Minds at Glenbow discovering Glenbow remain with them as they School Program consists of five sites: exhibitions, behind-the-scenes artifacts experience the interconnectedness of Glenbow Museum School, Calgary and more. In doing so, they explore all things. Zoo School, Science Centre School, themes as varied as: Calgary, Past, Fort MacMurray Heritage Park School Present and Future; Time; Symbols; Chevron strives to develop strong relationships that support basic human and The Rooms School in St. John’s Stories, Myths and Legends; the role Newfoundland. 12 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

$1,000 - 2,499 Will Buchkowsky Brenda & Glen Andrews Earl Campbell Elizabeth & Bob Andrews Paul Chave & Susan Russell Irene Bakker Joel & Pat Cochrane Mary Barr & Jim Allard Lauchlan & Karen Currie Mr. & Mrs. E. G. Battle Tammy Fischer Thank You To David Biggar Mary & Christopher Fong Bill & Jean Toole Family Fund Foundry Communications at the Calgary Foundation Andrew Fox & Verna Yee David Boone Robert & Margaret Fraleigh Our Supporters Bronc Engineering Rick & Margaret Harrop Bumper Foundation Mark Hodgson & Beth Abbott Calgary Economic Development Brian & Barbara Howes $100,000 or more Hotchkiss Family Foundation Don & Marlene Campbell Petyr Hrynewich Cenovus Monica Kohlhammer Canada Helps Donor Choice Program Chris Hunter Chevron Canada Resources Phyllis Konrad & Carl Bonke Canadian Oil Sands Trust Gabriel Imbert-Boyd Nexen Inc. Mawer Investment Management Ziva & Noah Cohen Institute of Corporate Directors Emma Grace May V. A. Cutherbertson Jason Keerak & Stephanie Forbes $50,000 - $99,999 Deirdre McGarry Evelyn de Mille James Kidd Canadian Natural Resources Limited Jean & Rod McKay Walter & Irene DeBoni Dwayne Kowalchuk ConocoPhillips Canada Moody’s LLP Robert Elias Julia Kwinter Suncor Energy Inc. Kevin Mullen Brian & Stephanie Felesky Mrs. Dora H. Mackie Murphy Oil Company Ltd. FirstEnergy Capital Corp. McLeod Law LLP $25,000 - 49,999 New Sun Fund at the Calgary Foundation Kate Fischer Barbara & Glenn McNamara ARC Resources Ltd. NuVista Energy Ltd. GEC Architecture Suzanne Morris & Patrick McDougall BMO Financial Group Thomas A. Petrie Bruce Goodall Karla Palardy Joanne Cuthbertson & Charles Fischer Cameron Plewes Glynis Grigg & Julien DeSchutter Abhishek Paul Devon Canada Corporation Ravenwood Energy Corporation Allen R. Hagerman Greg & Karen Pedersen Enbridge Inc. Rotary Club of Calgary Hostelling International - Canada Pelzer Family Fund at the RBC Foundation Bruce Shultz & Family Southern Alberta Region Calgary Foundation Jack & Dawn Thrasher Spectra Energy Transmission Ryan Kalt Paul Pflanz & Lynn McCullun TransCanada Corporation KARO Dell Pohlman & Walton International Group Inc $2,500 - 4,999 Kent Kaufield Lauren Raymore Pohlman Bilmac Resources Ltd. Melanie Kjorlien Ernest F. & Adele Roberts $10,000 -24,999 Trent & Angela Boehm John Larsen Candace Ross Accenture George Brookman Harold & Elaine Lemieux Tara Shaw & Scott Watson Alexander Rothney (Sandy) Cross Estate N. Glenn & Rachel Cameron Ross Maxwell Alane E. Smith Fund at the Calgary Foundation Stanley Carscallen & Eva Friesen Amy & James McKee Donald Smith & Nancy Townshend Apache Corporation CIBC World Markets Inc. Paivi Mieltuner Marshall Toner Bellport Resources Ltd./ Tiro Clarke Alex Munro Jocelyn Ullett & Mike Russell William & Irene Bell William & Franca DeJong Mary Ellen Neilson & Harold Grieb George & Colleen Bezaire Direct Cash ATM Management Newzones Gallery of $250 - 499 David Bissett Partnership Contemporary Art 965181 Alberta Inc Bumper Development Corp. Ltd. N. Murray & Heather Edwards Donald & Kim Nixon George Agapeyev Calfrac Well Services Ltd Angelique Fitznatyn Norton Rose Canada Malcolm Albery Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Murlyne Fong Michele Nowak & Lloyd Buchanan Grant & Patricia Allen Deloitte Catherine Harder & Don McLeod Barbara & James Palmer Dennis & Patricia Anderson Bill Doherty Chris Heazell & Kirstin Evenden Michael & Catherine Robinson Chelsey Ansell Edco Financial Holdings Ltd. Lawrence W. West Family Fund Vera A. Ross Kevin Baggott FMC Law Robert Lehodey & Tracy Beaumont Deborah Sanderson Janet Ballantyne Great-West Life Assurance Company Donna Livingstone & Edward Cavell Scott Land & Lease Ltd. David Bernatchez Jason Grelowski & Karen Radford MacEwan Family Charity Fund Jana Seibel BluEra Huron Energy at the Calgary Foundation William & Toshimi Sembo H.A. (Sandy) Bruce Limited Sonny Mottahed & Gwen Smith Sher M. Burk KPMG Katrina Olson-Mottahed St. Andrew-Caledonian Society Geoff Burtonshaw Masters Gallery Ltd. Odgers Berndtson of Calgary Elizabeth Byrne David & Gail O’Brien Penn West Exploration Muriel Stewart Alan Campbell & Kirsten Kincheloe Randal L. Oliver Pirie Foundation Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation Doug & Victoria Cass Olympia Trust Company Rita & Glen Popowich David & Carolyn Tavender Cenovus Employee Foundation Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Leigh Pullen The Bank of Nova Scotia Marc Charest Pivotal Capital Advisory Rogers Insurance Trust Company Filip Chrostek Stantec Consulting Ltd. Richard & Mary Shaw Megan Thomson & Margaret Churcher, Strategic Group Joan Snyder Andrew Brotherhood Nelson & Rachel Smith Talisman Energy Inc. Margaret & Ronald Southern Trican Well Service Ltd. Diane & Alvin Clark Tourmaline Oil Corp Southworth Holdings Ltd./Ruth Barker Jeanne Watson Julie L. Cormack Patricia & Robert Steele Rod & Jan Wittig Jeff Cormack $5,000 - 9,999 Stikeman Elliott LLP Deborah Yedlin & Martin Molyneaux L.D. Cross Anne Marie Peterson Legacy Fund Robert & Marni Taylor Jeannine Crossley at the Calgary Foundation Johannes & Sabina Thiessen $500 - 999 Chaitali Dave ARC Financial Corporation Wayne Thom Adobe Investments Glenn & Melody Davies Catalyst LLP Roger & Jane Thomas Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. April DeJong Credit Suisse Securities (CANADA) Inc. Trimac Diana & David Ballard Astrid DesLandes & Richard Reynolds Devonian Foundation United Way of Calgary and Area, Gerald & Beverly Berkhold Hugh & Norma Dougall Franklin Templeton Investments Donor Choice Program Marti Bogoe Barb & Phil Drake Rod & Lois Green Ken Brinkac & Karen Hinds Jaimie Driedger REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 13

Quinton Dube M. Hope & Jim Smith Phillip & Gayle Olsson Jason Grelowski & Karen Radford Enbridge Social Club Margo Smith Wendy Passmore-Godfrey Jerome Salon EnCana Corporation Doug Strother Don Pentz John Lennard Laura Ennis Gerald & Joyce Sykes E. Perrault Katrina Olson-Mottahed Evelyn & Joe Fairbanks Terracotta Strategies Ltd. Robert Poxon Kensington Riverside Inn Clem & Lynn Feldmeyer Thornhill United Church Rotary Club of Calgary Le Belle Arti Caroline Ferris Marianne Toogood Audrey Schultz Lesley Tozer Gina Finstad Robin Turner Michael Smith Loch Gallery Inc. Jacqueline Flanagan Jennifer Twyman Estate of Lucinda Roma Socha Lola Lash Bar Nancy F. Foster William & June Tye Arlene Stamp Lunchbox Theatre Susan Gallacher University of Calgary Edna Ruth Starlight Maclin Ford Louise Gant Jesse Varner Faye Steinberg Masters Gallery Ltd. Colin B. Glassco Casey Wagar Dawn Swain Murlyne Fong Sharon Gledhil Meagan Shultz & David Wald Unitarian Church Nathalie Boisvert Image Artist Adam Goetz Bill Walker Libraries and Photography Geoff Gorrie Lawrence A. Watson Ian Viner Newzones Gallery of Ryan Green Michael & Joanne Webb George Webber Contemporary Art Rick Grol Lois Wellwood Jennifer K. Wees Phyllis Konrad & Carl Bonke Ken & Louise Hobday Wendy Ellen Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Wilson Rand Heidinger Brian G. Holmes Peter & Carol Ann Williams Rouge Allan Huber Theresa Yang & Doug McKenzie Donations In-Kind SAIT Wim & Marijke Jalink Media + Creative Santé Spa Carrol Jaques & Bob Loov Gifts to Glenbow’s Collections Alberta Views Magazine Shades of Sleep Craig & Valerie Johnstone Mary Adair BeatRoute Magazine Sled Island Festival Alexander K. Jones Patricia Ainslie Calgary Herald Solvera Solutions David & Marcy Jurczak John & Joseph Bediz Calgary's Child Magazine The Fairmont Banff Springs Ronda Kadri Helen T. Booth Canadian Broadcasting Corporation The International Hotel Roger Keefe & Barbara Keefe Donna Boyd FastForward Weekly Tiro Clarke Barrister + Solicitor Janis & Garry Kelman Calgary City Archives McAra Printing Tourism Calgary Christine Klassen Calgary Coronet ITC Club Pattison Outdoor Advertising Trépanier Baer Gallery Krista Langille & Akosua Oppong Calgary Ladies Golf Association Redpoint Media Vin Room A. Ronald & Barbara Law Canada's America's Cup St. Joseph Media Vine Arts Lawrence W. West Family Fund through Challenge Inc. WAX WestJet the Private Gviing Foundation Canadian Angus Association West Canadian Industries Wharton Interior Design Michelle Lazo Canadian Red Cross Society - Calgary White Iron Wine Bar Kensington Patricia Lee Jennifer Davidson Thomas Leppard Desk and Derrick Club of Calgary Food + Beverage Facility & Security Harvey Locke & Marie-Eve Marchand Melva C. Downey Calgary Police Service Mark & Mary Loria Bill Duma Caffe Rosso Corporation Calgary TELUS Convention Centre Grant MacEachern Elbow Park Residents Association Hotel Arts Microsoft Canada Nancy MacEachern Stewart Ford Raw Canvas Catering Cynthia Mackenzie Ron Getty Rush Restaurant and Lounge Public Sector Support John & Joan Maclagan Pearl Gibb Wild Rose Brewery Alberta Culture Gerald Maier Wanda Godwin Alberta Lottery Fund Colleen Mallett Alison Griffiths Events Alberta Museums Association Maple Leaf Academy Jim Hall Aussie Rules Archives Society of Alberta Pat & John Martin Tanya Harnett Banff Caribou Properties Calgary Arts Development Authority Duncan McPherson Susan Harrison Banff Lodging Company Canada Council for the Arts Scott Rusty Miller Barbara Haslam Belgo Brasserie Canadian Council of Archives Robert & Helen Mitchell Roy Helgren Bill Laing Canadian Museum Association - Geri & Alan Moon Nessa Herman Blo Blow Dry Bar Young Canada Works Ruth B. Mowat Historical Society of Alberta Boom Goes the Drum Department of Canadian Heritage - Mark Mullin George Hunter Calgary Folk Fest Museums Assistance Program Bob & Stephanie Nabata Institute of Public Administration, Calgary Parking Authority Government of Alberta Elizabeth Nandee Calgary Region Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra National Archival Development Rowland Nichol & Laurie Pereles Ed Janke Calgary Tourism Program Olympic Seismic Ltd. Sheila Kearns Haley Otway Margaret Kennedy Centini Restaurant & Lounge James Ozon & Kristina Klimczuk Josette Khu Chris Flodberg Glenbow greatfully acknowledges Sasha Patel Estate of Mary Koga Christine Klassen Gallery the contributions of donors in all Arthur M. Patterson Ron Kostyniuk Creamery categories who choose to remain James & Cheryl Peacock Eleanor Kreiser Domicile Interiors Anonymous. This listing reflects Bill & Jennifer Peddlesden La Leche League, AB/NWT Estate Limousine contributions made between April 1, Aileen Pelzer David Laidlaw Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel 2012 and March 31, 2013. Richard Penn & Elizabeth Solecki Annette Lengyel Frilly Lilly Stephanie Penney Leon Liffmann Geoff MacKay Robin Platz & Terry Gardner Evelyn Eagle Speaker Locker Gerry Thomas Gallery Pop Kollaborative Inc Mary Loukas Gibson Fine Art Ltd. James & Jean Porter Georgina Lypchuk Heritage Park Kelly Ryan Edward Michell Herringer Kiss Gallery Lesley-Anne Scorgie Nancy Millar Holt Renfrew Kevin Screpnechuk Yvonne Morley Hyatt Regency Hotel David Severson Hubert M. J. Nijssen InGear Brune & Rick Sinneave Andrew Nikiforuk International Hotel Victoria Smith Estate of William Noble Jarvis Hall Fine Art 14 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

Volunteers have always been an integral part of realizing Glenbow’s vision. This year, 144 dedicated individuals contributed thousands of hours and much enthusiasm and expertise to Glenbow. Volunteers enhance programming, assist in the management of our collections, support programs and events and provide visitors Volunteers with great experiences. at Glenbow

Noel Ainsley Cerys Davies Pamela Hansen John Llamzon Odrzygozdz Carolina Linda Aldridge Alison de Caen Kim Hartley Sasha Lavoie Rachel Oke Spriggs-Zastre Ursula Arslanian Marie de Caen Samantha Helf Nicole LeBlanc Kathy Orr Tracy Suppes Janet Astle Sharon Denzin Sarah Horsfall Nicola Lee Pamela Park Paul Sutherland Elizabeth Baggott, Diwas Dhakal Sonia Hrynchyshyn Ashleen Lewis Alexandra Patchett Audrey Tremblay Peggy Banderk Anette Dinnendahl Frank Huether Wilson Lu Sue Patterson Margo Trofimenkoff- John Banfield, Gisela Durlacher Laura Hunt Ruijia Luo Douglas Phillips Doherty Nicole Barrett Janice Edmonds Cindy Huynh Ian Macklon Carissa Poppe Guylaine Villeneuve Mary Benn Margaret Elliott Pervin Irani Jackie Marston Kay Quinlan Steve Waite Glenn Bilton Elvee Fenning Chandra Jadav Jane McDonald Kate Reeves Danny Walker Lynn Bowers Reg Fryling Dale James Susan McMahon Kathy Riley Ina Waller Zoe Bowman Marie-Jeanne Joyce Johnston Gordon McMahon Diana Ringstrom Lavon Whiteside Dave Boyko Geedts David Jones Shannon McNeney Dr. Patricia Roome Deborah Wilson Gloria Brehm Ann Ghosh Kevin Jones Gwyn Mikkelborg Anna Rohrer Anita Withers Regina Brodersen Probal Ghosh Ann Jordan-Mills Camille Minvielle Megan Rowell Yuwei Xia Shauna Caplette Hugh Gibbins Jim Judiesch Rodney Muir Jesse Scharf Lisabeth Zahnd Alice Cheffins Nona Goddard Marijke Kerkhoven Maria Newberry Tina Schuessler Gabriela Zamora- Nancy Chui Melissa Goertzen Irena Kongsuwan Benjamin Nguyen Pam Shah Garcia Allynne Chuong Kristi Graham Rosemarie Lynne Nieman Joan Scott M.O.S.A.I.C. Inc. Mike Clare Eliza Gray Kuhnlein Raynette North Hyesoo Shin University of Conor Cooney Megan Geyer Janet Larson Molly O‘Neil Bonnie Slugoski Calgary Student’s Sarah Dannhauer Jonathan Hanna Linda Lathrop Ewelina Gwen Smith Union’s Into the Streets Program

Volunteer Profile Dave Boyko began volunteering with bartender at First Thursdays, a role he fills Glenbow eight years ago in the Mavericks to this day at our seasonal Launch Parties. exhibition, an experience that he says was For Boyko, the common denominator a great way to engage with the public. that keeps him coming back and offering “I stood in front of the Gushel his services is the people. In particular, photographs, and there are so many he says he enjoys the chance to meet different topics, that if someone was individuals from a diverse array of standing and staring at something, I could backgrounds, whether it’s staff or visitors. always ease into conversation by asking Luckily for Glenbow, Boyko has a long- them what they thought,” he recalls. term vision for his involvement with After spending a year volunteering in Glenbow. “Well my grandpa lived ‘til 96, Mavericks, he lent a hand to Special so I think until around there,” he says Events programming, becoming a when asked how long he plans to keep volunteering. REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 15

FOUNDER Eric L. Harvie*, O.C. C.D. Q.C.

BOARD OF GOVERNORS Board Chair Jack Thrasher, Q.C.

Vice-Chair Board of Leontine Atkins, CA, MBA Richard Shaw, Q.C. (to Sept. 12, 2012) Governors Past Chair April 1, 2012 – March 31, 2013 George E. Bezaire

Governors Board Community Representatives Catherine Evamy George E. Bezaire Dr. Ann E. Calvert 1988–1991 Collections & Access Committee Frederick F. Abbott Brian Calliou 1991–1994 Dr. Julie L. Cormack Joanne Cuthbertson J. Sherrold Moore Associate Professor, Development Committee 1994–1997 Gail O’Brien Robert G. Peters William DeJong, Q.C. Capital Planning (Redevelopment) 1997–2000 Rod Green Committee A. Webster Macdonald, Jr., Q.C. 2000–2002 Jason Grelowski Andrew Knox Randal L. Oliver Robert Herdman, FCA Development Committee 2002–2004 Chair, Governance Committee Duncan McPherson Ian A. Bourne (to Nov. 13, 2012) Collections & Access Committee 2004–2007 Monica E. Kohlhammer Christine Pasemko Lauchlan J. Currie 2007-2009 Chair, Capital Planning Collections & Access Committee *deceased (Redevelopment) Committee Ragnar Saether Chair, Government Relations Committee Development Committee Fellows Phyllis Konrad Robert M. Borden Chair, Governance Committee Wayne T. Braun N. Glenn Cameron John Larsen Corporate Secretary to the Board Catherine M. Evamy Chair, Collections & Access Committee Robert R. Janes, Ph.D. Donna Livingstone Past Chairs Joy Harvie Maclaren Interim President & CEO Eric L. Harvie*,O.C. C.D. Q.C. Gail O’Brien, LL.D (Honorary) 1954–1966 Michael P. Robinson, C.M. Jean Merriman The Hon. Mr. Justice N.D. McDermid* Q.C. E. David D. Tavender, Q.C. Mark Mullin 1966–1969 Mary Ellen Neilson James C. Mahaffy* Honorary Appointments 1969–1970 Patricia Ainslie Michael J. Robinson, CFA, ICD.D W. Donald C. Mackenzie* Curator Emeritus of Art Chair, Audit/Investment Committee 1970–1974 Dr. Bruce Shultz, P.GEOL. The Hon. Douglas S. Harkness*, O.C. Chief Curator Emeritus Chair, Development Committee 1974–1977 Dr. Marmie P. Hess, O.C., L.L.D. Jane T. Edwards* Associate Researcher Roger Thomas 1977–1980 Joy Harvie Maclaren D. Edwin Lewis*, C.D., Q.C. Curator Emeritus of Blackfoot Ethnology 1980–1984 Ewa Smithwick E. David D. Tavender, Q.C. Conservator Emeritus 1984–1988 16 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13

Design and Production Visitor Experience Ray Jense Danielle Booroff Manager, Exhibit Design School Education Coordinator and Production Katie Fisher Management Wilf Allen Booking Coordinator Audio Visual Technician Michèle Gallant Rod Bennett Museum School Coordinator and Staff Production Technician Cory Gross Full and part-time employees as at March 31, 2013 Stephen Dundas-Smith Museum Educator Exhibit Designer Lada Karanovic Booking Elizabete Edels Coordinator President’s Office Saloni Ghuwalewala Exhibits Coordinator Conservator, Paper Ty Larner Donna Livingstone Sharon Girard Discovery Education Interim President & CEO Kim Hallis Graphic Technician Coordinator Collections Technician, Art Jacqueline Eliasson Ray Laniel Rachel Martin Assistant to the President Travis Lutley Production Technician Discovery Education Collections Technician Art; Coordinator (maternity leave) Collections Technician Senior Management Team Military History Knowledge Management Alyssa Matthews Museum Educator Wayne T. Braun Lia Melemenis Janelle Tang CFO & Corporate Secretary Collections Registrar Digitization, Publishing & Marnie McCormack Museum School Coordinator Douglas Cass Joanne Schmidt Rights Coordinator (on leave) Director, Library & Archives Collections Technician, Owen Melenka Kattina Michele Melanie Kjorlien Indigenous Studies Digitization, Publishing Distance Learning Coordinator VP Access, Collections Marcia Slater & Rights Coordinator Doreen Risdahl Museum & Exhibitions Collections Technician, Educator (on leave) Cultural History Mark Loria Marketing and Penny Szmata VP Development Priyanka Vaid Communications Adult Education Coordinator Conservator, Paintings Jenny Conway-Fisher Charmaine Warne & Sculptures Access, Collections Manager, Communications Museum Educator and Exhibitions & Marketing Skye Wright Ada Peddlesden Curatorial David Biggar Museum Educator, Admin Assistant Aimee Benoit Graphic Designer, Marketing Curator, History Anna Lake Collections Gerald Conaty Marketing Specialist Director, Indigenous Studies Daryl Betenia Zoltan Varadi Manager, Collections Communications Specialist Lee Churchill Conservator, Paper (on leave) Heather Dumka Conservator, Objects Katie Fisher Pest Control Technician REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2012–13 17

Central Services Audrey Jahraus Human Resources Library and Archives Information Systems Visitor Experience Heather McClelland Anita Dammer Representative Chris Heazell HR Advisor Archives Digital Images Manager, Information Systems Sarah John Technician Security Representative Kelly Armitage Fund Development Jennifer Hamblin Emily McGuigan Librarian Desktop Systems Administrator Allison Ainsley Security Representative Cathy Herr Coordinator, Special Events Susan Kooyman Computer Support/ Kelsey Scholtz & Museum Rentals Archivist, Digital Access Security Representative Collections Specialist Patricia Collyer Adria Lund Scott Johns Ruth Setso Development Database Archives Clerk Audio Visual Operator Security Representative Administrator Lindsay Moir Owen Melenka Rick Widenmaier Twyla Freer Senior Librarian Photographer Security Representative Coordinator, Member Roberta Ryckman Kyle Lamont Ursula Ross & Donor Relations Admin Assistant Admission System Visitor Experience Kellie Moynihan Lynette Walton Administrator Representative Grants & Development Archivist, Imperial Oil Archives Communications Building and Visitor Services Finance Kristine Nolte Fund Development Gordon Pelly Wayne Thom Coordinator Manager, Security & Manager, Finance Building Services Mark Andrews Reynaldo San Pedro Accountant Glenbow Museum Shop Security Supervisor Grace Chan Cherry Deacon Susan Barratt Accounts Payable, Manager, Museum Shop Visitor Experience Accounting Assistant Douglas Aubrey Representative Teresa Dewitt Assistant Manager Kelly Cavanaugh Finance & Admin Assistant Linda Dalziel Security Representative Sheila Wetanko Museum Shop Associate Douglas Coombe Payroll Acccountant Security Representative Joan Cotter Volunteer Resources Security Representative Kari Welsh Marcia Hart Manager, Volunteer Resources Security Representative Ric Heatherington Security Representative Sources: Calgary Herald, Fast Forward Weekly, WHERE Calgary Magazine, Swerve, Galleries West, One Yellow Rabbit