2012-2013 Annual Report

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17 18 19 20 Our vision Message from the Chair 6 The McCord Museum celebrates of the Board of Trustees our past and present lives— our history, our people, our Message from the President 8 communities. and Chief Executive Officer

A museum that mirrors the world In Review 2012-2013 10 Achievements and themes that propel Montreal onto the global stage. An openness to the collections 12 world and issues important to Montrealers and tourists. Knowledge and Research 16

An intelligent museum that stirs 2012-2013 Exhibitions 18 reflection A current take on today’s issues, Educational and Cultural Mission 26 achievements and topics. MARKETING and COMMUNICATIONs 30 Contemporary and interactive; immersive experiences financial statements – MUSeum 34 A museum that extends outside its own walls, to the streets, the The McCord Museum Foundation 38 schools and beyond. financial statements – FOuNDATION 42

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McCord annual report museum 2012–2013 When I became Chair of the McCord Museum’s Board of Trustees in June 2012, I knew it would be a challenging task, given the difficult economic times, particularly in the cultural sector. I also knew the McCord Museum, custodian of the history of Montreal and Quebec, was well managed and demonstrated exceptional dynamism and a real commitment to openness and renewal. It was therefore with enthusiasm that I agreed to take over from Line Rivard, who had shown outstanding leadership over the previous four years. The year that ended on March 31, 2013, was an important one in the history of the Museum. Indeed, after several years of preparatory work, the McCord Museum Foundation was formally established, a critical step towards ensuring the Museum’s sus-

rustees tainability. We also worked to build closer ties with the Stewart Museum, another important museum of Montreal history, with Monique Jérôme-Forget a view to a mutually beneficial merger in 2013. Chair of the Board of Trustees The tough economic climate and countless government budget cuts over the past few years have added to the challenges facing the McCord Museum. I am proud that we have succeeded once again, despite these difficulties, in finishing the year with a balanced budget, without slowing the pace of our activities. Clearly, this would not have been possible without the exemplary leadership of our President and Chief Executive Officer, Suzanne Sauvage, the professionalism and commitment of her entire team, and the unwavering support of funding agencies, sponsors and our loyal donors. i wish to thank the Ministère de la Culture et des Communica- tions du Québec for the extra support provided for the Museum’s operations. Thank you also to our other allies, particularly the 06 Conseil des arts de Montréal, which understands the vital role 07 the McCord Museum plays in Montreal. Finally, thank you to Line Rivard, who ably presided over the Board of Trustees for

hair of the Board of T of Board the of hair four crucial years of the Museum’s development, as well as to Jean-Jacques Carrier, who has left the Board of Trustees to join that of the Foundation. in closing, I am pleased to welcome two new members to the Board of Trustees, Pierre Trahan and Christiane Langevin. We look forward to benefiting from their insight and support in the year ahead. essage from the C the from essage M

annual report 2012–2013 Throughout the past year, the McCord Museum has continued to show dynamism and innovation, two qualities that have enabled it to move forward, even in difficult times. The McCord Museum showcases the extraordinary richness of our history in an original way while reflecting a city open to the world. fficer The Museum is known for its uniqueness and is boldly creative in its initiatives to attract both Montrealers and visitors and offer them a new appreciation of their history. we showcased ten major exhibitions in 2012-2013, including one dedicated to the great Neapolitan photographer Mimmo Jodice, who integrated several stunning photos of Montreal into his exhibition, Sublime Cities. This exhibition, the first of the internationally renowned photographer in Canada, boosted the profile of the McCord Museum and presented an ideal opportunity xecutive O xecutive Suzanne Sauvage to strengthen our ties with Montreal’s Italian community. President and Chief our exhibitions have also allowed visitors to discover and Executive Officer appreciate our own collections. Edward Curtis – Beyond Measure, for example, enabled Museum visitors to admire, for the first time,

hief E hief an exceptional selection of photogravures depicting the lives of the First Peoples of North America. Toys 3 – The Voyage was the latest instalment in what has become a well-established holiday tradition. We also mounted our seventh consecutive outdoor exhibition, Alexander Henderson – Living Landscapes, which captured the attention of some 650,000 passers-by on McGill College Avenue. Another crowd favourite was Cartooning Calami- ties!, which explored all things catastrophic as seen through the eyes of 16 Quebec editorial cartoonists. All of these exhibitions showed the rich diversity of our collections and brought ever- 08 increasing public recognition to the Museum. 09 The new Artist-in-Residence program was another notable initiative in 2012-2013. The program invites artists to align their

resident and C and resident personal interpretations and artistic practices with the Museum’s collections, as did Marie-Claude Bouthillier with her work Fami- lies. Throughout the year, the Museum collaborated with Heritage Montreal, Montreal Fashion Week, and Les Belles Soirées de l’Université de Montréal. Our Urban Forest also attracted more than 125,000 visitors to Victoria Street next to the Museum, becoming an increasingly popular downtown destination during the city’s festival season. This year, more than 20,000 artefacts and documents were accepted by our Acquisitions Committee, highlighting, once again, the importance of our collections as a source of Montreal, Quebec and Canadian historical documentation. in closing, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to our new Chair of the Board of Trustees, Monique Jérôme-Forget, our trustees, our volunteers, and the entire team at the Museum for their confidence and for the time, energy, and talent they dedicate essage from the P the from essage to this institution. Every single one of them has helped make the

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mccord museum In Review 2012-2013 were taken inMontreal by Mimmo Jodice at format photographs presented intheexhibition interesting to note that 10of the53large- deeper appreciation of theirMuseum. Itisalso to this uniqueexhibition andleft withaneven century from now. Hundreds of visitors came could have beentaken acenturyago ora photos, devoid of any space-timereferences, Jodice. of works by renowned photographer Mimmo theMcCord Museumwas thefirst museum Americatoin North host amajorexhibition home andabroad. treasures creations ithousesandartistic at while creating dynamiclinks between the conserving, andexhibiting itsrich collections enthusiasm andprofessionalism, preserving, The Museumfulfills itsmandate with t open R and imaginative approach. tosuccess isdueinpart theMuseum’s original here andelsewhere, withitsexhibitions. Such growing numberof citizens of allages, from also infascinating andenlightening anever- historical andcultural heritage of Montreal, but to them. Itsucceedsinnot only preserving the the immensevalueof what hasbeen entrusted theMcCord Museumiscarefully managed by ateam of passionate people whounderstand rolethe important itplays locally andnationally. volumes aboutthevibrancy of theMuseumand and presented ten majorexhibitions, speaks 100,000 visitors to itsgalleries in2012-2013, surpassed itsattendance records, withnearly is anachievement initself. within ageneral environment of budget cuts thefact that theMuseumhasbeen able to maintainthepaceof itsactivities Montrealers andvisitors to thecity. key source of reference andinsight for both itself andgainingincreasing recognition asa remain focused onitsmissionwhile renewing of decisionmakers, theMuseumwas able to culture were too often absentfrom theminds of itsinfluence. Duringayear whenhistory and also because of itsdynamismandthebreadth of theMuseum’s creativity andinnovation, but particularly successful year, not only because theMuseum’saccessible to all, and2012-2013 missionisto make history was a and Canada. history andmaterial culture of Montreal, Quebec invaluable resource for allfacets of thesocial David R F DYNAM A ounded in1921by passionate collector C efle MEN HIEVE The curators understood that these oss McCord, theMcCord Museumisan ct o t o IS ing ac M he world he T S , SU , i t That ithasalso y CC ESS , , annual report 2012–2013 in review A Multimédi’ in 2011, won theGold A MTL UrbanMuseum, launched by the Museum communication. the ubiquityandeffectiveness of online McCord Museumisalsoacutely aware of historical collectionsAmerica, inN orth the Guardian andpromoter of oneof thelargest looking t St the future asinthepast. commitment to anchoring itself asstrongly in It demonstrates theMcCord Museum’s stepan important intheinstitution’s evolution. the formal establishment of theF Museum’s financial healthareof itsDNA part the activities designedto strengthen the its educational andcultural mission. A its collections for future generations aswell as Museum placesonpreserving andpromoting The F another highlight of 2012-2013 was the creation of theMcCordMuseum F in October 2012. Museum’s collections. interpretations practices andartistic withthe of by artists inviting themto aligntheirpersonal commitment to associating itself withtheworks similarly,Residence program demonstratesMuseum’s the thecreation of theArtist-in- perspective. showed thecityfrom both anew andatimeless the request of theMcCord Museum. of2012. people enjoying theUrbanForest inthesummer tripled intwo years, withmore than125,000 the secondyear inarow. playful andmagicaloasisopento thepublicfor adjacent Montrealers, theMcCord Museumtransformed and works withselected objects from theCostume splendid exhibition that juxtaposedoriginal who created Families for theoccasion, a for thisresidence was Marie-Claude Bouthillier, udiovisual F With aconstant focus onreaching more eeped in his in eeped T extiles andDecorative collections. Arts oundation reflects the theimportance Victoria Street into theUrbanForest, a rt InteractifArt at theInternational estival onMuseumsandHeritage o t The innovative application, he fu The first artist chosen ward inthecategory t The numberof visitors ory, t ure oundation is oundation. They lthough lthough , 11 collections

New acquisitions The McCord Museum collections are a global reference in the study of the material culture of Montreal, Quebec and Canada. The Museum accepted 111 donations in 2012-2013, for a total of 21,155 artefacts and 5.61 linear metres of textual documents. These donations are an important contribution to the collections, representing six times more artefacts and four times more textual documents than acquired in 2011-2012.

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Iconographic Archives (caricatures) 11 3,745

Photographic Archives 15 16,953

Textual Archives 12 5,61 linear metres

Decorative Arts 9 97 . Caruson. A bout 1830 Caruson. . Costume and Textiles 27 206

Ethnology and Archaeology 2 6

Paintings, Prints and Drawings 7 148

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conservation The Conservation Department plays a crucial role at the McCord Museum, preserving and protecting artefacts, photographs, and documents and preparing them for exhibition or transportation to other institutions on loan. in 2012-2013, the Department oversaw all activities related to preserving Museum collections (handling, storage, moving works and objects) and monitored the Museum environment and the treatment of artefacts. The Department examined various studies about museum microclimates and has applied this information to improve the conditions under which the Museum’s most delicate pieces are stored and displayed.

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14 15 Cultural Loans to other museums Laboratory Exhibitions property and institutions Thanks to the long-standing generosity of the The Conservation Department played an integral This year, eight donations were recognized by In 2012 and 2013, the Museum made 23 loans Molson Foundation, the McCord Museum’s role in preparing more than 800 objects for the the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review to other museums and institutions, for a conservation lab has conserved thousands exhibitions Cartooning Calamities!, Toys 3 – Board as being of exceptional interest and total of 119 objects in circulation. Among the of artefacts over more than a decade, most The Voyage as well as for the rotation of objects national importance. These donations included institutions that benefited were the American recently more than 200 stunning pieces for the in the permanent exhibition, Montreal – six portraits of the Cuthbert family, painted Textile History Museum, the Bostonian Society new permanent exhibition, Wearing our Points of View. between the end of the 18th and beginning of Old State House, The Metropolitan Museum of Identity – The First Peoples Collection. The the 19th centuries, the photographic archives of Art, the National Portrait Gallery of Washington Department’s research and work has allowed Loans Jean-Paul Cuerrier (1918-1997), produced and and The Winnipeg Art Gallery. the Museum to show many important artefacts collected at the Au Lutin qui bouffe restaurant in the exhibition, including a Niisitapiikwan The Conservation Department handled 49

th Museum CC1000 © McCord in Montreal between 1945 et 1973, and editorial beaded dress, dating back to the turn of the 20 objects selected for loans to various institutions cartoons by Aislin (The Gazette), Bado (Le Droit), century, which had not been on display for a very in Canada and abroad, in particular a military Fleg (Yahoo!), Jenkins (The Globe and Mail), long time. jacket worn by General Isaac Brock, destined Pascal (The Gazette) and R. Pier (Journal de for the National Portrait Gallery and a quilt Montréal). Sharing Our Expertise dating from 1893, loaned to the American Textile History Museum in Lowell, Massachusetts. In The Department also participated in several addition, a canvas by Cornelius Krieghoff, a 17th- conferences and presentations at the McCord century kettle and an Iroquois cradleboard (baby Museum as well as in workshops, annual carrier) were loaned to the Art and Exhibition

conferences and meetings held by various Hall in Bonn, Germany. Museum 2012 © McCord 02 B outhillier, Marie-Claude S ash, i nstallation A 20th century, 03 1900-1940, d ress, institutes and professional associations. Details of these presentations can be found in the Publications, Meetings and Conferences section of this Report.

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THE ARCHIVES AND DOCUMENTATION CENTRE: AN ACCESS POINT FOR THE ENTIRE COLLECTION

Researchers from all backgrounds can (BAnQ) in support of its development efforts and access the McCord Museum collections to help provide access to a diversified public. remotely through an online database or the Centre’s personnel welcomed 400 using a more comprehensive computerized researchers in 2012-2013, took part in close to catalogue available on site. The Archives and 700 research projects, and answered some 1,700 Documentation Centre also provides users with requests received by e-mail, phone or mail. In a library of 9,000 publications and specialized addition, the staff led a number of guided tours periodicals in addition to 2,000 titles in its of the Centre and made its resources available collection of rare books. More than 750 fonds to numerous researchers in universities, and archival collections are available to Aboriginal communities and the Greater researchers, accounting for almost 267 linear Montreal Area. metres of textual documents and more than 1.34 million photographic archives. the Museum’s Archives Centre is certified and receives an annual grant from the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec

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Publications patrimoine de Montréal de l’UQAM as part of the five year project, Montréal, plaque tournante des HÉLÈNE SAMSON, CURATOR, échanges. NOTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVES SUBLIME CITIES/VILLE SUBLIMES - EXHIBITION CATALOGUE CHRISTIAN VACHON, CURATOR, PAINTINGS, PRINTS and DRAWINGS To complement the exhibition, the Museum produced a bilingual catalogue of previously Organization and facilitation of a study session on unpublished photos. Prepared under the direction the Museum’s collection of editorial cartoons in 16 of Hélène Samson, the work includes text by collaboration with the research group 17 writer Dany Laferrière and a chapter entitled CASGRAM of UQAM, June 15, 2012. “The Sublimity of Jodice”. Host and speaker at The Association of Canadian Editorial Cartoonists convention, held at the “Le livre devrait conjuguer élégance et distinction” Museum, June 29 and 30, 2012. This essay about the book Portrait of a Period, Participation in the scientific committee of the by J. Russell Harper and Stanley Triggs, appears Autour de l’affiche: une perspective québécoise Knowledge and R in Livres Québécois remarquables du XXe, which et patrimoniale convention, organized by BAnQ, celebrates important Quebec books. It was October 11 and 12, 2012. published under the direction of Claude Corbo in 2012 by Presses de l’Université du Québec. CÉLINE WIDMER, CURATOR, HISTORY AND ARCHIVES CYNTHIA COOPER, CURATOR, COSTUME AND TEXTILES Participation in the annual meeting of bursary useum DECORATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN partners of the Fonds de recherche Ms. Cooper published five essays in 2012 in du Québec – Société et culture, as a member of Decorative Arts and Design: The Montreal Museum the Laboratoire d’histoire et de patrimoine de of Fine Arts’ Collection - Volume ll, a book devoted Montréal, May 17, 2012. entirely to the Decorative Arts and Design Presentation of the Museum’s textual archives ord M collection of the MBAM. at the ARTchives event held during the Blue c Metropolis International Literary Festival, c November 22 and 30, 2012

m Meetings, seminars and presentations ANNE MACKAY, HEAD, CONSERVATION

CYNTHIA COOPER, CURATOR, Participation in the 38th Annual Convention of the COSTUME AND TEXTILES Canadian Association for Conservation (CAC), in Participation in the Scholars’ Roundtable at the Peterborough, May 24 to 26, 2012. Costume Society of America’s national symposium Presentation to members of the CAC Montreal in Atlanta, May 29 to June 12, 2012. region entitled “The Conservation of Totem Urbain: Collaboration in a research partnership led by Une Histoire en dentelles,” April 25, 2012. Joanne Burgess of the Laboratoire d’histoire et de

annual report 2012–2013 exhibitions Impressions of a City, Montreal Through a Pinhole February 3 to May 27, 2012

Produced in collaboration with UMA, la Maison de l’image et de la photographie, this exhibition displayed the work of photographer Guy Glorieux. It featured 18 black and white large-format photographs, some up to five metres in length, taken with a pinhole camera, a technique he has been working with for more than 12 years. With Impressions of a City, Montreal Through a Pinhole, Guy Glorieux invited viewers to “plunge into the heart of a landscape of monumental dimensions” and discover the many faces of the city, from new neighbourhoods to iconic places and buildings.

Inuit Modern. The Esther and Samuel Sarick Collection February 24 to September 9, 2012 An exhibition from the Art Gallery of Ontario b itions Inuit Modern traced the evolution of Inuit art in the 20th century through more than 138 works

xhi created by nearly 75 artists. Initially presented by the Art Gallery of Ontario, the exhibition featured sculptures, prints and drawings that immersed 18 visitors in the very heart of a changing society. 19 Through the eyes of some of the most illustrious artists of our century, the exhibition looked at the many upheavals Inuit have faced and their social, political and cultural consequences.

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This exhibition of 12 photographs by world- renowned photographer Lynne Cohen displayed her work from 1970 to 2011 touching on

E ord museum 2012-2013 the theme of places that are unusual, but real. Distancing herself from documentary c

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a place or event, Cohen seeks instead to present the 2-22 of construction L aurent: and S t. Catherine Corner S t. 2011 © G uy lorieux Montreal, building, Catherine S te. coupler) (dye chromogène Tirage L Capital © G iverny Collection 04 05 F ine A rts © D orset A nonymous s culpture, 06 m scenes as she discovers them, without placing them in a socio-historical context. Visitors to the exhibit could identify artistic, social and political references in the choice of interiors photographed.

annual report 2012–2013 exhibitions exhibitions Mimmo Jodice Sublime Cities October 11, 2012 to March 10, 2013

Mimmo Jodice Sublime Cities presented 53 large- format black and white photographs by Italian artist, Mimmo Jodice. The exhibition paid homage to some of the world’s great cities: Naples, Rome, Venice, Moscow, Tokyo, New York, Boston, São Paulo, Paris, London, Lisbon, Berlin and, of course, Montreal. The Museum invited Jodice to Montreal to take a series of original photographs, 10 of which were integrated into the exhibition. Devoid of any space-time references or connection with current events, Mimmo Jodice’s photographs offer a perspective that detaches these iconic locations from our current reality. an illustrated exhibition catalogue, with a text by author Dany Laferrière, was produced by the McCord Museum and distributed in Canada by Gallimard Ltd. the exhibition also enabled the Museum to build closer ties with Montreal’s Italian community. Indeed, when some members of the community learned the Museum was planning to host the renowned Italian photographer for his first exhibition in Montreal, they quickly contacted friends in Naples, where the photographer was born, and asked them to help finance the exhibition. The Italian-Canadian Community Foundation of Quebec also contributed, enriching the Museum’s collection with a beautiful photo of Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral taken by Mimmo Jodice. 20 21 An exhibition presented by the STM, with the support of Garofalo, Feudi di San Gregorio, Ritz-Carlton Montreal, Régis Côté, and les Belles soirées de l’Université de Montréal. Montreal, 2012 © Mimmo Jodice 2012 © Mimmo Montreal, 07

McCord annual report museum 2012–2013 exhibitions exhibitions Mary Pickford Toys 3 – The Voyage and the Invention of the Movie Star November 17 to April 28, 2013 May 3 to October 14, 2012 TIFF BELL LIGHTBOX (Toronto International Film Festival) For the third consecutive year, the Museum invited families, particularly those with 3 to 9-year- Nicknamed ‘’America’s Sweetheart,’’ Canadian olds, to take part in a wonderful adventure and

Mary Pickford was more than a movie star; she quin discover almost 200 toys from its collection. The was also a film industry pioneer. An independent latest installment of this yearly tradition offered a producer and co-founder of United Artists, she brand new concept: a playful and colourful voyage was one of the most powerful women in the

that led children, guided by a faithful canine an G iguère male-dominated Hollywood of her day. Universally Y companion and his friends, to the entertaining admired, a fashion icon, and the face of a and surprise-filled Abracadabra, the fabulous multitude of products, she became one of the land of toys! earliest ‘’stars’’ in the current sense of the term. This exhibition was made possible through the support of our rince, 2010 © B enoit A ort-au- P rince, this exhibition, created primarily from partners Mamanpourlavie.com, Destination Centre-VIlle, Gallimard, the archives of the Rob Brooks Mary Pickford La Maison Théâtre et Rouge fm. Collection and the TIFF Film Reference Library, offered a selection of 209 objects, including photos, film clips, movie posters and a range of

merchandising products from the era. Museum © McCord M973.170.3 20th century, 1952-1960, oldan, outhillier, 2012 © B outhillier, Marie-Claude Families , P the Impossible , Master of

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Edward Curtis – Marie-Claude Bouthillier – Beyond Measure Families May 24 to November 18, 2012 December 13, 2012 to April 14, 2013

Born on February 16, 1868, in Whitewater, Marie-Claude Bouthillier examined the formal Wisconsin, Edward Curtis became interested and material relationships that connect painting, in photography at an early age and particularly textiles and games. While participating in the enjoyed photographing Native North Americans. new Artist-in-Residence program at the McCord In 1906, he undertook a large-scale project viewed Museum, she created an installation that by many as excessively ambitious: he set out to linked original works with objects chosen from photograph North American Aboriginal peoples in the Costume and Textiles and Decorative Arts 22 order to document their way of life before, as many collections of the Museum. 23 of his contemporaries assumed, it disappeared By juxtaposing historical artefacts with forever. In 1930, he completed his work, entitled contemporary artwork inspired by motifs from The North American Indian. It is estimated that the past, she explored and revealed the unstable Curtis took about 40,000 photographic images of relationships between craftsmanship and art and people belonging to 80 different nations. between the human body and memory. the final 20-volume encyclopedic work also included 2,200 illustrations and accompanying texts. With this exhibition, the McCord Museum offered a selection of photogravures taken from

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Cartooning Calamities! Haiti: Chaos and Daily Life June 20 to January 27, 2013 Photographs by Benoit Aquin February 28 to May 12, 2013

Covering almost 150 years of current events, this 1911 Curtis, S herrif dward exhibition presented a selection from the McCord In his 40 oversized colour photos, Benoit Aquin Museum’s large collection of editorial cartoons. It offered a vision of Haiti today and looked honestly explored all things catastrophic as seen through at the daily lives of Haitians as they coped the work of 16 Quebec editorial cartoonists, with the chaos caused by the January 2010 including Chapleau, Aislin, Garnotte, Beaudet, earthquake. The photographs, taken by the artist ickford © T IFF © ortrait Mary P ickford Pascal and Godin. With an original take on the over a number of visits, covered the three year E 1900, , A Piegan Dandy Museum © McCord M21417.208 Mary H ughson-Mosher Mrs. G ift of 2012, A islin, , Mayan Calendar Museum © McCord M2012.42.2.1 most topical of issues, the editorial cartoon has period since the earthquake that left 220,000 08 p 09 10 become one of the most effective journalistic dead, 300,000 injured and a million people tools for defending freedom of expression and for homeless. judging current actions and events. Through its a number of excerpts from works by Haitian- unique perspective, the editorial cartoon provokes born Montreal novelist Dany Laferrière, including debate, arouses emotion, entertains, raises quotes from his 2010 memoir, The World is Moving awareness, informs, and makes people think and Around Me, complemented the exhibition and above all, laugh! brought an additional perspective to Aquin’s photographs. This exhibition was made possible through the support of our partners the Canada Council for the Arts, Encadrex, CECI and Galerie Hugues Charbonneau. 10 13

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Montreal – Points of View Alexander Henderson – Permanent Exhibition Living Landscapes Outdoor Exhibition This permanent exhibition presents ten focusing on themes related to the history of the snap shots of Montreal’s history from its first city and its social and economic development. The For a seventh consecutive year, the Museum inhabitants, well before the arrival of the hub of the exhibition is “Montreal today.” It now presented its outdoor exhibition on McGill College Europeans, to the modern metropolis of today includes video clips of experts offering fascinating Avenue. Living Landscapes, by photographer with its metro and skyscrapers. The exhibition insights into the city and current photos of the Alexander Henderson, enabled passers-by to th features Montreal’s iconic neighbourhoods, various Montreal sites featured throughout admire 25 large-format 19 -century photographs key moments in its history and the people who the exhibition. The result is a more structured of some of Canada’s most stunning landscapes. Alexander Henderson (1831 – 1913) was shaped its development. and therefore more meaningful visit. The Saint- 16 24 starting with contemporary Montreal, the Laurent Boulevard artery has also undergone a particularly drawn to the bustle of Montreal as 25 visitor is invited to discover a piece of the city’s transformation. A short film conveys the liveliness a source of inspiration. The newly constructed history through nine specific locations that still of this unique and legendary street and explores railway, however, allowed him to also explore other hold traces of the past. Anchored in the present, the contribution that immigration has made to our regions of Quebec, and he was one of the first these sites serve as symbols and shed light on culinary, athletic and cultural traditions. photographers to travel across Canada from coast significant milestones in Montreal’s history. the newly configured exhibition also offers to coast. In 1892, he was named manager of the the McCord Museum took advantage of easier-to-read information for a highly rewarding Canadian Pacific photography department and a rotation of objects, a necessary step in the museum experience. helped capture the Canadian West on film. His preservation and conservation of artefacts, This project was made possible through a financial contribution breathtakingly beautiful prints show scenery from to revitalize Montreal – Points of View. Since from the Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec across the country. H enderson. lexander and with the support of Tourisme Montréal December 2012, the exhibition has offered visitors This exhibition was made possible through the support of 1893 S on, & N otman m. Canadian Pacific, BMO Financial Group, Astral, Rio Tinto Alcan, a completely new experience. While respecting Ivanhoé Cambridge, Ville de Montréal, Place Ville Marie, the initial approach of the exhibition and its urban Place Montréal Trust and le Centre Eaton. narrative, the Museum has designed a space -0000.308.5 © McCord Museum -0000.308.5 © McCord from which a number of arteries extend, each andscapes © McCord Museum iving L andscapes © McCord

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Luckenbooth brooch Seraph, sculpture of a six-winged Cage crinoline (ABOUT 1867) (1750-1800) angel of the highest order (1773-1820) ADOPTED BY Adopted by Deirdre Stevenson Adopted by the McInnes Family ALEXANDRA SCHWARZ enderson - L H enderson lexander Tramway crossing under construction, Ste. Catherine Ste. construction, crossing under Tramway W 1893 , QC, Montreal, Lawrence St., St. and Museum © McCord II -102021 A about 1865 , QC, near Montreal, Spring flooding, M P 20th century. A bout 1865, Watercolour of Montreal from the Embroidered velveteen slippers Photo of Jean Baptiste Rice, Mohawk Mountain, by Richard Dillon (1800) (vers 1800) river pilot, by Wm. Notman (1868) 14 15 16 a Adopted by Cynthia Gordon Adopted by Bertrand Licart ADOPTED BY DR. YOLANDE PRÉNOVEAU

Beaded evening dress(1925-1930) Mohawk silver armband (1800-1830) “In Old Arizona” movie program, Adopted by Adopted by Anne-Marie MacLellan presented at the Palace Theatre (1929) Emmanuelle Gattuso and Serge Lenis ADOPTED BY RENÉ MALO

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mccord museum Educational and Cultural Mission two research projects. New Technologies. and Interdisciplinarity andMediation retreats focused onthethemesof Mediation Société desmuséesquébécois (SMQ) on theE and cultural action professionals from the offers tour a virtual of theirworks. through creation. artistic ten students to express theirvisions of Canada of MyCanada, which allowed some30grade seven schools from theLester B.School Board tookintheproject part Pearson APortrait teachers andparents. redesigned to better respond to theneedsof activity. Photographer’s Workshop, aschool outreach More than500people tookinthe part O F Sc In 2012-2013, the Educ exhibitions, of View andcustom-made tours of temporary theMuseumalsooffered thematic tours of exhibition, itspermanent Montreal –Points interactive, technology-driven classvisit. piecing together cluesaboutartefacts duringan imagined themselves as21 charge iniMontreal:Collector where The they allowed 1,500 students to participate free of the children andteachers every year. online educational tools to more than56,000 and highschool students. offer free educational programs to elementary Canada Life group have enabled theMuseumto F visitors, improving a guides, restruc the Museum. and discovered theresources offered by and Bishop’s University attended theactivity the Université duQuébecà Montréal (UQ students from theUniversité de Montréal, success withfuture teachers. More than200 inaddition, anew awareness-raisingEducation activity, BehindtheScenes, was aresounding March 2013. took inthisactivity from part November 2012to surprises. A children could embarkonanexpedition full of createdDepartment afun-filled tour where the exhibition Toys 3 – The Voyage, theE Haiti: Chaos andDailyLife by BenoitA Jodice –SublimeCities, Beyond Measure , the Invention of theMovie Star , These efforts have p the Museum, incl or thepast decade, oundation andtheGreat-West, London Life and u hool P t rea TEL The Museum’s education kitswere ducation team joined educational US Montreal CommunityBoard lmost 1,400 students andteachers , Inuit Modern ch rogra Cartooning Calamities!, The team alsotook in part turing the training of fa uding 7,826 fromelementar The J. Bombardier Armand The first was twofold: Toys 3 – The Voyage, and ccess to the Museumandrene wing educ aid off with the dep ation Dep The Museum’s website m Mary Pickford and They alsoprovide st s -century pioneers, Edward – Curtis artment focused onre quin. F educational andcultural mission ducation

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2012–2013 artment welcoming 16,801 visitors to cilitators, increasing the numberof attracted 1,383 participants. Jodice –SublimeCities. exhibitions theprogram for the 2013 springbreak focused onthetheme of travel, inspired by the toddlers to aninteractive cultural experience. moment at theM useum andintroduce their allowed 496young parents to share aspecial parents withchildren 18 monthsandunder, celebrate birthdays. more than400children to theMuseumto complementing and Beautiful Beads.A nother specialactivity themes aprogram of specialactivities was created for children’s withthe birthdayparties attracted close to 1,500 people in2012-2013. alongside theseasons, theseworkshops with several children. Withthemesthat changed made more flexible to better adapt to families First NationsHistory. The of thisyear’s themes, Heroes of History and with half experiencing of theparticipants both The 2012day campwelcomed 173campers, F the UrbanMilieu. and Mobile Technology attheMuseumandin school level, was entitled Historical Thinking the secondcomponent, designedfor thehigh and was aimedat theprimaryschool level; de Montréal (CSDM)andtheRE linguistique dugouvernement duQuébec. culturels (PFA de promotion dufrançais lors d’événements with thefinancialsupport ofProgramme language. Museum collections while learningtheF delve into Quebecculture andexplore McCord Using videoclipsandworksheets, students A anonlineresource entitled Les Rendez-vous duMuséeMcCord 2.0 was launched in at UQ with Edward –Beyond Curtis Measure inpartnership non- consisted of evaluating how Aboriginaland T collaboration withtheUniversité duQuébecà in Montreal in1900, was conducted in one component, entitled Working andLiving rois-Rivières (UQ ugust 2012for F y a school Parentsand Tots , amonthly gathering of m Aboriginal groups perceived theexhibition Virginie Soulier, aPhDstudent inMuseology AM. ily Act Totem, Search for theLost Talisman These activities were madepossible Toys 3– The Voyage andMimmo s and1,454 fromhighschool cruiting more vol C) of theSecrétariat àlapolitique Toys 3– The Voyage brought ivi The secondresearch project rench language teachers. TR), theCommissionscolaire t ational ies These family activities Sunday Workshop was a c CITUS network, tivities. unteer unteer rench

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Citizenship Programs Once again, the Museum offered the mentoring Montreal – Points of View. Their artistic creations program Alter-Echo to 15 to 18-year-olds to help inspired by the archives theme were displayed at integrate young people from Montreal’s cultural the Museum on April 25. communities. The participants met with mentors the project TOTEM, created by two artists from the Museum and the broader cultural and GUEPE (a group of naturalist-educators world and reflected on identity and their place and environment professionals), brought 380 in society, in history and in the city. The project underprivileged pre-school children to the culminated in an exhibition where they displayed Museum on two occasions. their work from creative workshops. The project a Hydro-Quebec sponsorship enabled the is part of a partnership with Citizenship and Education Department to offer spring break

Immigration Canada and three other museums: activities and school holiday activities, as well 17 the Scarborough Museum (Toronto), the as transportation, free of charge to school child Nuit Blanche in Montreal – March 2, 2013 Markham Museum (Markham) and the Surrey care services in low income areas. Through FILM SCREENINGS Suspended Narratives - Montreal Decades Museum (Vancouver). the program, entitled Adventure is Afoot at the The Museum launched a new program of Building on the resounding success of last year’s the ARTchives project, offered in McCord Museum, presented by Hydro-Quebec, monthly film screenings in 2012-2013. event, the McCord Museum worked again with collaboration with the Blue Metropolis the Department offered free admission to the Presented on the first Saturday of every month, the artists’ collective Mere Phantoms for the International Literary Festival, had 120 high Museum for 2,000 young visitors. In addition, th the screenings are based on the McCord 10 edition of the Nuit Blanche in Montreal. school students explore the Museum’s archives 356 people took part in guided tours and Museum collections and its permanent and The event featured an interactive installation with History and Archives Curator, Céline activities linked to the Montreal – Points of View temporary exhibitions. The films shown over inspired by iconic places in Montreal. Widmer. The students were also given a exhibition, adapted to visitors learning French. the past year included Edward Curtis: Coming to guided tour of the permanent exhibition, International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA) – Light and Mimmo Jodice. March 14 to 24, 2013 The McCord Museum proudly joined with the Mary Pickford Films In 2012-2013, the McCord Museum continued to expand its new program 31st Annual International Festival of Films on Many movie lovers came out each Friday of cultural activities for adults. The number of institutions collaborating Art (FIFA) to screen several films in the FIFA throughout September 2012 for silent film with the program has grown steadily since 2011 and now includes program in the J.A. Bombardier Theatre. screenings accompanied on the piano by Heritage Montreal, Les Belles Soirées de l’Université de Montréal, the Gabriel Thibaudeau. The films were presented in Cinémathèque québécoise, the International Festival of Films on Art, and Picturing Haiti circa 2013 – March 2013 collaboration with Cinémathèque québécoise. the First Peoples’ House of McGill University. Political scientist and filmmaker Frantz Voltaire and museologist Marie-Luce Vendryes aCCessibility is a major Museum priority and through the generosity of Garofalo Italian Nights (part of the 28 the Bank of Montreal, our doors remain open to the public free of charge on Mimmo Jodice – Sublime Cities exhibition) discussed the social, economic and political 29 Wednesday evenings with a plethora of cultural activities being offered, In November, the spotlight turned to Italian challenges of conserving Haiti’s cultural and from movies to lectures. cinema. Every Wednesday evening that month, artistic heritage after 2012. The conference was the Museum presented a film related to Naples, held in conjunction with the exhibition Haiti: the birthplace of Mimmo Jodice. The program Chaos and Daily Life by photographer Benoit LECTURES/CONVERSATIONS Music, Sound, Cinema – September 2012 included documentaries about Naples and short Aquin. Two Montreal historians of cinema, Will Straw fictional films by young Neapolitan filmmakers. This program fosters exchanges between and Lloyd Whitesell, joined pianist Gabriel The screenings were followed by wine and pasta OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES the public and the Museum’s curators, guest Thibaudeau to talk about silent film and the tastings, courtesy of Garofalo Pasta. experts and artists whose work is linked to brilliant career of Mary Pickford, the first movie Urban Forest, Victoria Street – May to September 2012 the collections. Generally, the lectures are star and the first woman to become a film Enchanted by the success of its Urban Forest in informal, with time for dialogue and debate, and director in Hollywood. SPECIAL EVENTS 2011, the McCord Museum decided to revitalize are usually presented in the J.A. Bombardier Italian Fashion at the McCord Museum – the concept in 2012. Victoria Street was closed Theatre. Les Belles Soirées – october 2012 February 2013 As part of Les Belles Soirées de l’Université Inspired by the Museum’s Costume and Textiles to traffic once again and transformed into a Blue Metropolis at the McCord - April 2012 de Montréal, Hélène Samson, Curator of the collection and particularly Italian fashion, playful and surprising urban forest, awash As part of the Blue Metropolis Montreal Notman Photographic Archives, discussed the this event was offered as part of Montreal in purple, with the help of the landscape International Literary Festival, Will Straw, breadth of Edward Curtis’ photography, which Fashion Week 2013. Professor John Potvin of architecture firm, Wanted Landscape. Artist- Director of the McGill Institute for the Study documented life in Aboriginal communities in Concordia University launched his new book, in-Residence Geneviève Moisan created an of Canada, and freelance journalist Kristian the American West. The conference was followed Giorgio Armani: Empire of the Senses, following installation in the form of a dome inspired by Gravenor drew inspiration from photos in the by a tour of the Edward Curtis – Beyond Measure a presentation of the Museum’s collection by landscape photographs from the Museum’s McCord Museum collections to tell the story exhibition. Cynthia Cooper, Head, Collections and Research, collection. Every Wednesday evening there were concerts featuring young artists such Museum 2012 © McCord Urban Forest

of crime writing in Quebec from 1940 to the and Curator, Costume and Textiles. 17 present. as Donzelle, Ben Shemie and Adam and the City Talks Amethysts. The design attracted many visitors Rebinding the North American Indian – OCTOBER 2012, JANUARY, MARCH AND JUNE 2013 and neighbours, happy to find a place to picnic Edward Curtis – September 2012 This new four-part series, presented by the or take a break from the hectic pace of the city. Iroquois artist Jeff Thomas and Abenaki McCord Museum and Heritage Montreal, looked More than 125,000 people visited the site during sociologist Guy Sioui-Durand took part in at the social history and the changing urban the summer. this conference held during the Edward landscape of Montreal. The talks were bilingual Curtis – Beyond Measure exhibition, where and presented by leading Montreal thinkers and they discussed Curtis’ masterpiece The North creative minds. The series was made possible American Indian. with the generous support of Jean Raby and Goldman Sachs Gives.

McCord annual report museum 2012–2013 marketing and communications

The Marketing and Communications Department continued its initiatives to attract more visitors to the Museum and to increase self-generated revenues. These efforts have paid off, and we are proud to report that the Museum welcomed close to 100,000 visitors in 2012-2013.

Communications Historia, Mamanpourlavie.com, Cogeco Métromédia, Rouge FM, The Gazette, Vie des The exhibitions Toys 3 – The Voyage, Mary Arts and La Vitrine culturelle. Pickford and the Invention of the Movie

s Star, Mimmo Jodice – Sublime Cities, and Cartooning Calamities! were supported by Social Media and the Web major communication campaigns, which The number of visits to the Museum’s website greatly contributed to their success. In a second surpassed 1.1 million in 2012-2013, and fans of partnership with the STM, a campaign was its dynamic Facebook page surpassed 4,000. launched to publicize Mimmo Jodice – Sublime The Museum has more than 2,500 followers on Cities. The other exhibitions and activities also Twitter @MuseeMcCord, a way of maintaining its benefited from a considerable amount of public relationship with visitors and the public. relations work as well as efforts to reach target the Museum’s Flickr page displays 216 communities, notably Haitian Montrealers for new images from its collections, archives and the exhibition Haiti: Chaos and Daily Life exhibitions, and has received 700,000 visitors. by Benoit Aquin. The YouTube portal has provided a tool for the McCord Museum received promoting videos related to the Museum, a sort unprecedented press coverage, making the of virtual gallery seen by 87,000 viewers. Almost front pages of the Arts and Entertainment 2,800 digital images of artefacts are available sections of the daily newspapers in addition to through the online resource Keys to History. being featured in the electronic media and on in addition, five editions of the Museum’s numerous websites and blogs. newsletter were sent to almost 3,000 a wide variety of communication tools were subscribers. and COMMUNICATION developed for various Museum services, such The McCord Museum Application has 3,707 as the McCord Museum Foundation and the users, and the cutting-edge application MTL Education Department. Our in-house graphics Urban Museum has received 5,996 visits and 30 department created a brand new design for the been downloaded 1,817 times. The Museum is 31 programming brochure to more fully promote proud of winning the Gold Award in the category ETING the exhibitions and activities offered by the Multimédi’Art Interactif for MTL Urban Museum K Museum. at the 2012 International Audiovisual Festival on Museums and Heritage. Media Partnerships The Museum’s valuable media partnerships have boosted its profile and visibility. Special thanks go to Astral, Journal 24h, Le Devoir,

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Keys to History Almost 2,800 new database entries in this online educational resource

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BOUTIQUE Attracting Tourists SPONSORSHIPS After two years of repositioning and Building ties with the tourism industry, The Museum has been fortunate in receiving the reorganization, the Boutique is now seeing the particularly developing business partnerships support of many invaluable partners, who fulfill results of its efforts. It surpassed its revenue with incoming agencies and travel wholesalers, their own business objectives while enabling the and profitability targets in 2012-2013, with has been a priority this year. The Museum Museum to succeed. revenues up 21% from the previous year, a full also presented its activities and services to 5% higher than targeted. selected clientele, including seniors, conference Historia and Tourisme Montréal Montreal – Points of View Products related to the exhibitions, delegates and professional associations. particularly those linked to Mimmo Jodice – UMA, la maison de l’image et de la photographie Impressions of a City, Montreal Through a Pinhole by Photographer Sublime Cities, were very popular, as were the Museum Membership Guy Glorieux creations of Montreal artisans and authentic Aboriginal products. Representing close to Program The STM, Consulate General of Italy in Montreal, Feudi di San Gregorio, Groupe Mimmo Jodice – Sublime Cities Régis Côté, Garofalo, Ritz-Carlton Montreal and Université de Montréal 29% of sales, online purchases of photos from The Museum increased its membership by 76% the Museum’s collections still represent a between April 2012 and March 2013. This was Destination Centre-ville, Gallimard and La Maison Théâtre Toys 3 – The Voyage significant portion of Boutique revenues. due largely to a promotion to attract student members and a partnership with the magazine Encadrex Haiti: Chaos and Daily Life by Benoit Aquin Room Rentals Vie des arts. BMO Bank of Montreal, Bota Bota, The Montreal Eaton Centre, Ivanhoé for the annual outdoor exhibition on Every week, various organizations rent rooms Cambridge, Place Montréal Trust, Place Ville-Marie, Rio Tinto Alcan and SITQ – McGill College Avenue at the McCord Museum to hold cocktail Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec receptions, conferences, annual meetings and Tourisme Montréal, Tourisme Québec, Destination Centre-ville, the Urban Forest on Victoria Street even Christmas parties. This clientele includes Groupe Dynamite Inc., First Capital Asset Management and Papillon both non-profit organizations and major corporations, such as Genivar, The Gazette Hydro-Québec the program Adventure is Afoot and Cascades. These organizations are at the McCord Museum attracted by the location of the Museum, in the TELUS the application MTL Urban Museum heart of the business district, its exceptional

beauty, the flexibility of the space available Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg , Joe Wine and Food at the Museum and the expertise of the Marketing and Beef, Garofalo, Gattuso Inc., The Gazette and Treasury Wine Estates Communications team in organizing events. Scotiabank Young McCord activities 32 33 lorieux 2009 © G uy lorieux Montreal, ariseau, éo P venue, on the cornerL of venue, arc A arc 18 p

McCord annual report museum 2012–2013 financial statements financial statements

mccord museum Statements of operations and changes in fund balances years ended March 31, 2013 and March 31, 2012

Operating Capital Endowment Operating Capital Endowment Fund Assets Fund Fund 2013 Fund Assets Fund Fund 2012 ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) Revenue Revenue Government of Quebec (Note 4) 3,250,532 55,592 - 3,306,124 Government of Quebec (Note 4) 1,946,614 56,341 - 2,002,955 Government of Canada (Note 5) 6,416 4,980 - 11,396 Government of Canada (Note 5) 16,058 - - 16,058 Other grants 71,512 - - 71,512 Other grants 73,728 - - 73,728 The Montreal Arts Council 74,200 - - 74,200 Montreal Urban Community 70,000 - - 70,000 Ville de Montréal 33,500 - - 33,500 Ville de Montréal 60,000 - - 60,000 Contributed services (Note 3) 59,830 - - 59,830 Contributed services (Note 3) 59,420 - - 59,420 Foundation grants (Note 14) 627,717 42,004 - 669,721 Foundation grants (Note 14) 638,380 42,312 - 680,692 Investment income 513,017 - - 513,017 Special Foundation grants (Note 14) 950,000 - - 950,000 Visitor services 336,681 - - 336,681 Investment income 415,189 - - 415,189 Admissions 354,388 - - 354,388 Visitor services 297,079 - - 297,079 Fundraising 828,941 - - 828,941 Admissions 340,412 - - 340,412 Sponsorship 162,941 - - 162,941 Fundraising 843,384 - - 843,384 Rental 61,852 - - 61,852 Sponsorship 235,900 - - 235,900 Other 83,250 - - 83,250 Rental 150,715 - - 150,715 6,464,777 102,576 - 6,567,353 Other 54,627 - - 54,627 Expenses 6,151,506 98,653 - 6,250,159 Administration 1,081,696 - - 1,081,696 Expenses Visitor services 379,068 - - 379,068 Administration 1,010,516 - - 1,010,516 Interest on long-term debt 20,525 8,653 - 29,178 Visitor services 360,338 - - 360,338 34 35 Building and security 1,039,414 - - 1,039,414 Interest on long-term debt 2,663 15,653 - 18,316 Collection (note 3) 977,389 - - 977,389 Building and security 942,974 - - 942,974 Education programs 674,641 - - 674,641 Collection (note 3) 795,804 - - 795,804 Exhibitions 1,467,510 - - 1,467,510 Education programs 672,651 - - 672,651

Development, marketing and Exhibitions 1,315,316 - - 1,315,316 communications 817,861 - - 817,861 Development, marketing Amortization of capital assets - 201,750 - 201,750 and communications 1,035,709 - - 1,035,709 6,458,104 210,403 - 6,668,507 Amortization of capital assets - 191,429 - 191,429

(Deficiency) excess of revenue over 6,135,971 207,082 - 6,343,053 expenses before the undernoted items 6,673 (107,827) - (101,154) (Deficiency) excess of revenue over Change in the fair value of investments 385,988 - - 385,988 expenses before the undernoted items 15,535 (108,429) - (92,894)

Excess (deficiency) of Change in the fair value of investments (259,435) - - (259,435) revenue over expenses 392,661 (107,827) - 284,834 Deficiency of revenue over expenses (243,900) (108,429) - (352,329) Fund balances as at March 31, 2012 99,952 3,059,400 10,731,495 13,890,847 Fund balances as at April 1, 2011 (551,411) 3,115,525 11,679,062 14,243,176 Endowment contributions - - - - Endowment contributions - - - - Interfund transfers (Note 6) (509,302) 86,263 423,039 - Interfund transfers (Note 6) 895,263 52,304 (947,567) - Fund balances as at March 31, 2013 (16,689) 3,037,836 11,154,534 14,175,681 Fund balances as at March 31, 2012 99,952 3,059,400 10,731,495 13,890,847 financial statements financial statements

mccord museum Statements of financial position as at March 31, 2013, March 31, 2012 and April 1, 2011

Operating capital Endowment total total total Fund Assets Fund Fund March 31, 2013 march 31, 2012 april 1, 2011 ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) Assets Current assets Cash 230,880 - - 230,880 431,432 249,998 Amounts receivable 168,700 - - 168,700 131,002 209,677 Grants receivable (Note 10) 1,969,039 45,653 - 2,014,692 151,217 241,144

Due from The McCord Museum Foundation 77,547 - - 77,547 - -

Due from Other Funds (Note 3) - - 1,020,811* - - - Inventory 119,380 - - 119,380 122,322 97,778 Prepaid expenses 86,867 - - 86,867 89,217 73,560 2,652,413 45,653 1,020,811 2,698,066 925,190 872,157

Grants receivable (Note 10) 312,661 98,210 - 410,871 552,186 187,359 Investments (Note 13) - - 10,133,723 10,133,723 10,923,277 11,325,565 Capital assets (Note 7) - 3,303,833 - 3,303,833 3,352,846 3,491,971 2,965,074 3,447,696 11,154,534 16,546,493 15,753,499 15,877,052

Liabilities Current liabilities

36 Accounts payable and 37 accrued liabilities 722,425 - - 722,425 518,508 499,531 Government remittances 134,265 - - 134,265 110,130 110,916 Due to Other Funds (Note 3) 1,020,811* - - - - - Deferred revenue (Note 8) 245,939 - - 245,939 253,209 272,268

Current portion of long-term debt (Note 10) 545,662 45,653 - 591,315 135,173 187,356 2,669,102 45,653 - 1,693,944 1,017,020 1,070,071

Long-term debt (Note 10) 312,661 98,210 - 410,871 552,186 187,359

Deferred contributions (Note 11) - 265,997 - 265,997 293,446 376,446 2,981,763 409,860 - 2,370,812 1,862,652 1,633,876 -2425 ©McCord Museum ©McCord -2425

Fund balances VIEW Invested in capital assets - 3,037,836 - 3,037,836 3,059,400 3,115,525 The Bounce, Montreal Snowshoe Club, QC, composite, 1886 composite, QC, Club, Montreal Snowshoe The Bounce, Externally restricted (Note 12) - - 10,813,034 10,813,034 10,813,034 11,313,034

Internally restricted (Note 12) - - 341,500 341,500 (81,539) 366,028 S on, & N otman m. W

Unrestricted (16,689) - - (16,689) 99,952 (551,411) 19 p hotograph, (16,689) 3,037,836 11,154,534 14,175,681 13,890,847 14,243,176 2,965,074 3,447,696 11,154,534 16,546,493 15,753,499 15,877,052

* These amounts are not included in the total column because they offset each other.

Excerpt of the 2012-2013 financial statements. A complete version is available on the McCord Museum website: www.mccord-museum.qc.ca/annualreports 19 the mccord museum foundation

Thank you! Your generosity allowed the McCord Museum Founda- tion to raise more than $950,000 this year and support priorities ranging from education and free cultural programming to conservation and curatorial work. You will see in our retrospective of the past year numerous examples of how your investments have made a real impact on protecting, preserving, and promoting our shared heritage. philanthropy has defined the McCord Museum since its inception, when David Ross McCord first donated his collection to McGill University in 1919. At various moments in the Museum’s history, the generosity of Montrealers and others has contributed significantly to the preservation of our institution and its collections. Today, our generous supporters, encompassing long-time donors as well as those new to our cause, continue this legacy of Jean Raby supporting the history of our community here in Montreal and, Chair of the Board of Trustees through the wide scope of our collections, in Quebec and North America more broadly. supported by an independent Board of Trustees which is committed to the Museum’s mission, the McCord Museum Foun- dation’s goal is two-fold: grow our annual fundraising initiatives by building lasting and impactful relationships with our donors; manage and increase our endowment so that the Museum can continue to thrive for generations to come. This year has been a time of expansion and renewal for the Foundation, and we would especially like to thank Past Chair Derek Price, who has dedicated significant time and effort over several decades to ensuring the Museum’s posterity, and other former trustees, particularly Tim Brodhead, David Lank, Jill Price, and Deirdre Stevenson. Their leadership and prudent investment 38 management combined with the generosity of our donors have 39 ensured that the Foundation can today contribute one third of the oundation Museum’s annual operating budget. Thank you for your passion, dedication and for your continued support.

Kathryn Muller, Ph.D. Executive Director ord M useum F C c he M T

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The Essential Support Adopt-an-Artefact FUNDRAISING AND RECOGNITION EVENTS of Donors For the second year in a row, the Adopt-an- Artefact program was a tremendous success, with Annual Ball 2012 400 people danced, celebrated and took part in a draw for 15 extraordinary This year, you responded in great number to our prizes. The sale of 45 tables brought in $307,000. annual appeal for support, and we finished the thirteen objects on display in Montreal – Points of View finding ‘parents’ among our donors.T he year with a record number of donations – 651 in Sugar Ball 2012 730 young professionals and 10 participating local businesses raised total! Thank you – every single donation, no matter program supports the Museum’s core mandate of $56,000 in revenues. the size, helps us support the Museum priorities conservation and targets the preservation of more described here that touch you, our public. Your than 30% of artefacts in our collection that are Wine and Food at the Museum 200 wine lovers feasted on oysters and pasta during an evening sponsored generosity has grown our annual fundraising badly damaged and in need of critical treatment. by 3 generous donors. The evening brought in $43,000. support by more than 52% since 2009-2010 Thank you! to more than $250,000 this fiscal year. We are Tea at the McCord This free event, presented 5 times during the year, provided a valuable opportunity to interact with curators. immensely grateful. Your Legacy at the Museum to illustrate the power of one donation, This year, the Museum lost one of our most Curators’ Cocktail 109 generous donors listened to 5 curators and 1 conservator tell the picture Guislaine Lemay, Curator of Ethnology story of 1 love-struck couple, the Lily Darboy doll shoes, Aboriginal and Archaeology, working with our exhibition steadfast volunteers when Joan McKim, a familiar miniatures and other artefacts from 4 continents. team to select the most stunning and historically face around the McCord since 1978, passed away fascinating artefacts for our upcoming First after a long life of volunteerism and dedication to Peoples Gallery, opening in May 2013. One item in her community. Joan catalogued well over 20,000 particular was missing to make this exhibition on artefacts between 1982 and 2000 alone and Aboriginal clothing complete: a Northwest Coast even continued volunteering for the Museum via Button Blanket historically made from the prized e-mail after her 2006 move to Toronto. She was a Hudson’s Bay Company green wool blankets and remarkable individual, an esteemed colleague and Board of THE FOUNDATION worn ceremonially. The generosity of an anonymous volunteer, and a loyal donor who left the Museum Trustees TEAM donor allowed Guislaine to commission a blanket a generous bequest, thus ensuring that her legacy from Maxine Matilpi, a talented Kwakwala artist will live on forever. JEAN RABY Kathryn Muller, Ph.D. who styled it with the crests of her family: a large Chair EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR sun and a Sisiutl (or two-headed serpent), a warrior Partner, Aleph Capital Partners LLP, Fundraising Report London, United Kingdom crest that has the ability to turn into a magical war Dermai Darragi Development Officer canoe. This single donation allowed the Museum The McCord Museum Foundation organizes various JEAN-JACQUES CARRIER to acquire a missing piece for its collection and activities every year, where it builds new alliances, Senior Vice President and Chief Natacha Lachaine supported an Aboriginal artist dedicated to keeping raises funds and wins recognition. In addition to Financial and Risk Officer, 40 Development Coordinator 41 her culture and traditions alive. Thank you. contributing significantly to the Museum’s financial Investissement Québec needs, these festive occasions offer donors, MONIQUE JÉRÔME-FORGET Brenda Chang sponsors and friends of the McCord Museum Chair of the Board of Trustees Beatriz Cruz a chance to learn more about our exhibitions, of the McCord Museum (ex-officio) Carly Langlois achievements and staff. Special Advisor, Osler, Hoskin & for this year only, the proceeds from our Harcourt fundraising events, more than $389,000, have been KIM McINNES included in the Museum’s financial statements due President and Director General, S chwarz lexandra to the Foundation’s transition. Triovest Realty Advisors

KATHRYN MULLER, Ph.D.

young McCORD A by dopted Executive Director, McCord Museum In order to encourage young people to support Foundation (ex-officio) the Museum, the Foundation created the Young DEREK A. PRICE McCord Circle for donors under 40. The circle is Trustee, McCord Museum Foundation for young professionals who are passionate about Montreal history and culture. They support the SUZANNE SAUVAGE Museum through volunteering and philanthropy, President and Chief Executive notably through the annual Sugar Ball. Officer, McCord Museum (ex-officio)

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THE McCORD MUSEUM FOUNDATION Statements of operations Statements of financial position 10-month period ended March 31, 2013 and year ended May 31, 2012 as at March 31, 2013, May 31, 2012 and June 1, 2011

2013 2012 march 31 may 31 june 1 ($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

Revenue Assets Investment income 1,518,648 (698,657) Current assets Fundraising Cash 225,532 79,107 116,862 Annual campaign 248,797 - Commodity taxes receivable 25,909 5,463 9,190 Major gifts 303,555 1,000 Prepaid expenses 78,828 - - Fundraising events 56,124 - 330,269 84,570 126,052 2,127,124 (697,657) Expenses Long-term investments (Note 4) 12,826,030 11,919,539 14,263,432 Investment management fees 52,724 43,996 13,156,299 12,004,109 14,389,484 Administration 244,211 49,842 Liabilities Fundraising Current liabilities Annual campaign 11,803 - Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 36,153 10,000 14,500 Fundraising events 12,477 - Due to the McCord Museum 77,547 - - Donor recognition 10,652 - Deferred revenues 35,000 - - Contributions made to the McCord Museum (Note 7) 796,767 1,589,380 148,700 10,000 14,500 1,128,634 1,683,218 Net assets Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses 998,490 (2,380,875) Endowment 15,000 Unrestricted 12,992,599 11,994,109 14,374,984 13,007,599 11,994,109 14,374,984 13,156,299 12,004,109 14,389,484 42 43 Statements of changes in net assets Statements of cash flows 10-month period ended March 31. 2013 and year ended may 31,2012 10-month period ended March 31, 2013 and year ended May 31, 2012

Endowment Unrestricted TOTAL 2013 2012 ($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

Balance, as at June l, 20ll - 14,374,984 14,374,984 Operating activities Deficiency of revenue over expenses - (2,380,875) (2,380,875) Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses 998,490 (2,380,875) Balance, as at May 31, 2012 - 11,994,109 11,994,109 Adjustment for: Change in fair value of investments (1,120,420) 1,128,632 Excess of revenue over expenses - 998,490 998,490 (121,930) (1,252,243) Endowment contributions 15,000 - 15,000 Changes in non-cash operating working capital items Balance, as at March 31, 2013 15,000 12,992,599 13,007,599 Commodity taxes receivable (20,446) 3,727 Prepaid expenses (78,828) - Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 26,153 (4,500) Deferred revenue 35,000 - Due to the McCord Museum 77,547 - (82,504) (1,253,016) Financing activities Endowment contributions 15,000 - 15,000 - Investing activities Purchase of investments (758,092) (2,047,675) Disposal of investments 972,021 3,262,936 213,929 1,215,261 Net cash inflow 146,425 (37,755) Cash position, beginning of period 79,107 116,862 Cash position, end of period 225,532 79,107

Excerpt of the 2012-2013 financial statements. A complete version is available on the McCord Museum website: www.mccord-museum.qc.ca/annualreports Devencore NKF John L. Baker Victor and Kay Fenn Jeremy Lapin and Barbara Rayner thank you to our donors Althea Douglas Dale Bartlett Peter et Louisa Fialkowski Lucile Grace Bette Lou Reade Derek and Anne Jean Bazin J. Peter and Mary-Lou Geoffrey Lawson Kate Reed Donations to the McEuen Scholarship Linda Leith Anonymous (5) Paul Raymond Drummond Carmen Beauchamp Flanagan Tony Le Moine Reeks Investments collections Foundation Investissement Québec Grégoire Baillargeon Recochem Sophia Economides Charette Robert Fleming Philip Leduc H. Maynard Rees Susan Alain Susan McGuire Jacques and Celine Robert and Shirley Baird Dorothy Reitman David Flicker Lucie Beaupré David and Ruth Flicker Rollande Lefebvre Pierre Renaud Archambault Family Andrée Mercier Lamarre Foundation William P. Baker and Joseph Ribkoff and Robert and Lorris Rose Bidler Fondation Desautels Leonard and Alice Cohen J. Kevin and Ann Reynolds Guy Badeaux Pamela Miller Alan MacIntosh Mary Sutherland Natalie Michaud Frankfurt John M. Bishop Duguay Family Foundation Carolyn P. Roper Estate of Charles Bancroft Michel Moreault Eric and Jane Molson Frances E. Ballantyne Suzanne Sauvage Jean-Luc Gravel Trevor and Barbara Bishop Fondation Marie-Françoise François Lette Robert and Margaret Ross Catherine Bastedo-Boileau Dennis Morgan NOVACAP James and Michèle Guy and Odette Savard Maurice Gravel Raymonde Blanchard et Marc Beauchamp Raymond Levasseur Michelle Rousseau Jeanine C. Beaubien Rowan Morin Family Samson Bélaire Beckerleg Bhasker and Satinder Hatley Manon Blanchette Duncan C. Fraser Flora Liebich Margaret E.M. Ruddick Marc Beaudet Jill Moroz Deloitte & Touche Michael and Lynn Belmer Shetty Charles Hill Blue Communications Nancy Friedlander Gérard Limoges Mary E. Sambrook Michel Bellemare Terry Mosher Robert and Deirdre John and Diana Bennett Paul and Françoise Simard Mel and Ann Hodes Richard and Sandra Bolton Lucie Gagnon Robert W. Lord Hélène Samson Denise Bilodeau Daniel T. Murphy Stevenson James and Barbara Leslie T. Simms Irving Ludmer Family Alodie J. Bossel Michael and Marie-Anne Odile M. Loulou Lionel Sander Lise T. Boivin William F. Pah Transforce Brodeur Ian and Helgi Soutar Foundation Lucien Bouchard Gagnon Hélène Lussier Laura S. Santini Caroline Bourgeois Dominique Perreault Ultramar Foundation Barbara B. Bronfman William and Margaret Gordon P. Jackson Michèle Boulanger- Mélanie Gagnon Bryan MacCormack André Saumier Lynn Brown-Cancel Estate of Sylvain Pilon Marcel Caya Stavert J. Edward Johnson Bussière M. Velma Geraghty J. Joseph and Kathleen Danielle Sauvage Donald Buch Michel Poulos Benefactor’s Circle Mary Chancer Peter O’Brien and David Laidley André P. Bourdon John and Natalie Gibb- MacDonald Diane and Jean-François Ray Carman Natalie Riegler $1,000 - $2,499 Lucie Charbonneau and Lorna Telfer Allan and Kerry Lanthier Caroline Bourgeois Carsley Hartland Macdougall Sauvé Estate of Joanne Sylvain Rivard A. Lassonde Gordon Lenko David L. Torrey William and Nan Lassner Marlene Bourke Thomas and Caroline Anne MacKay Fred Schaeffer Charbonneau Mrs. John A. Rolland Anonymous (5) John and Pattie Cleghorn Adam and Catherine Turner Gilbert Lee Michael A.S. Boxer Gillespie Joan C. MacKenzie Roslyn Selig Helen Cooper Dave Rosen Canderel Management Joseph and Jean Connolly Guy Breton / Université Alan and Joan Lindsay Gratia Brassard Peter Gillett Charlach and Lorraine Gerry Shadeed and André Cornellier Shawn Rosengarten Cogeco Cable Marvin Corber de Montréal Paul-André Linteau Nicole Brazeau Margaret Gillett Mackintosh Bente Christensen André-Philippe Côté Robert Rowan Marcel Côté Susan Curry Dusty Vineberg Solomon Anne Mackintosh Norman and Barbara Norman Glouberman George and Anne Jocelyn Shaw Christian Daigle Jeanne-Mance Roy CSL Group Jean-Pierre and Diana Weatherall James and Barbara Bregg H. James and Susan MacLaren Amy Shulman Elizabeth Dawson Louis-Philippe Roy Douglas and Diane Deruchie Carole Desrosiers Philip and Judith Webster Marcolin Robert Briscoe Godber Eleanor MacLean Brigitte Simard Louise Décarie Estate of Joan Elizabeth Fédération des médecins Mélanie Dunn Christopher and Kathleen H. Mather Donal Ryan and Victor and Sheila Michael and Judith Martin Olga Skica Oleg Dergachov Ida Shackell spécialistes du Québec Entreprises Denis Lorayne Winn Elizabeth Maxwell Christine Brodhead Goldbloom Charles and Anne John and Judy Smith Ned Desbarats Diane M. Shink Fiera Axium Infrastructure Melançon Michèle Monast Tim R. Brodhead Alan Z. Golden Matheson Claire H. Sohn Estate of Stanford Hervey Rita Simard Alison Arbuckle Fisher F. Furst Enterprises Young McCord - $250 Robert and Doone Overing Robert P. Brodie E. Alan and Joan Gordon Lise Mayrand Gay Speirs Dingman Murray Sperber Leacross Foundation Gerald and Susan Anonymous (2) Caroline Price Jessie Bulman Lorraine Gosselin A. David and Sheila McCall Michael Spencer Estate of Charles Michael Michel Stein Fondation Pierre Fitzpatrick Elaine Barsalou Jean-Pierre Provencher R. L. Calder James and Nancy Grant William Mcdermott Edward Mooney and Drummond Paul Sutcliffe Desmarais Belvédère Fondation Denise et Guy Colin Brown Anne Raby Nan T. Carlin Pascale Grignon Sally K. McDougall Harriet Stairs Estate of George A. Dudkoff The Gazette Fonds de solidarité FTQ St-Germain Dermai Darragi Mary J. Ramsay Pierre Cayouette Alvin J. Guttman David and Tassy McEntyre Reginald F. Steers Jessie Dunn Joanne Thomas Gluskin Sheff & Associates Scott and Rachel Fraser Susan A. Holton John Gomery and Gérard Chagnon Andrée Guy Robert and Joan McKenzie David J. Stenason Pascal Élie Paulette Tourangeau Serge Gouin Mark W. Gallop Catherine Hopper Pierrette Rayle Mary Chancer Jean-Eudes and Mary Guy Susan McKinnon Bell Sally D. Stephenson Colette Falardeau Manon Turbide Vennat Robert Graham Janice Hamilton Jordana Loporcaro Pierre Renaud Monique Charbonneau Eva Harding Wilson and Elizabeth Sarah A. Stevenson Italian-Canadian René Villeneuve Richard and Susan Hart Sally Harrington-Philipo Peter Malynowsky Colin Ross Brian P. Chernoff Stephen and Lana Harper McLean Mary Stikeman 44 Community Foundation Bev Wilkin Hay Foundation Michael and Carol Harrison Oliviana Mingarelli Henri-Paul Rousseau Joan M. Clark Hazel Harrington Malcolm and Joan McLeod Marguerite Stratford 45 of Quebec Inc. Historia N.E. Anne Hyde Véronique Montreuil Geraldine Routh Simonne E. Clarke Paul Herrmann Michael and Peggy Gabor Szilasi and Deirdre Foucauld 2012-2013 Isabelle Hudon / Ivanhoé Cambridge Kathryn Muller François Senécal-Tremblay Stuart and Jill Cobbett Virginia Heward McMaster Doreen Lindsay Léonard Fournier GIVING CAMPAIGN Sun Life Financial Robert Johnson Stephen Paek Sarah Ste-Marie Lynne Cohen Mel Himes Valerie McRobie Irwin and Sara Tauben Lucie Gagnon Salvatore Iacono and Helen Kahn Jonathan Peer Pamela D. Stewart Shirley R. Cohen William Hingston Antony Melcher Charles Taylor and Mark Gallop Major Donations Stella Scalia Eric Klinkhoff Pier-Luc Peloquin J. Robert Swidler Edward Colby Stanley and Estelle Elizabeth Mennie Aube Billard David Gawley Anonymous Joan Ivory Louise Langelier Biron Lisa Reitman David Tarr and Robert and Judith Cowling Hopmeyer Andrée Mercier Leigh Taylor and Eliza Gentiletti BMO Financial Group Monique Jérôme-Forget David Lank and Ann Vroom Alexandra Schwarz Gisèle Chevrefils Gordon Currie Peter Howick Joan Meyer Donald Taylor Guy Giguère Canadian Medical Jewish Community Claire Léger Melissa Tehrani A. Scott Taylor Yvon D’Amour Sarah Humphrey Pamela C. Miller Miriam H. Tees Guy Glorieux Foundation Foundation of Montreal Barry Lorenzetti Telesystem Anita David J. Lawrence and Moe Levin Family TELUS Éric Godin Estate of Joan McKim Peter Kruyt James G. MacLaren $250 - $499 William Tresham and Margaret A. Davidson Lois Hutchison Foundation Peggy Jean Thomas Cynthia Gordon Goldman Sachs Gives Michal Kuzmicki and Macroy Investments Anonymous (12) Madeleine Panaccio Jean de Grandpré Eleanor Hynes C. Robin Molson Barbara Ann Thompson Josée Greaves Great-West Life Angèle Martineau Pierre Mantha Alain Auclair Valerie Pasztor Foundation Monique De Serres Iron Cat Pascale Mongrain John D. Thompson Estate of Germaine Assurance Company Elisa Labelle-Trudeau Nicholas Maris François Auger Sylvain Vincent Clément Demers Peter B. Irvine Toby Morantz Thomas and Sherrill Guèvremont Italian-Canadian Lallemand Paul and Sheila Martin Karen Aziz Trina Vineberg Berenson Marie-Paule Desaulniers- Jack Spratt Manufacturing Elena Morimanno Thompson Guelph Museums Community Foundation Roger Laporte and Monique Moira T. McCaffrey Daniel Baer and Norman and Patterson Vaillancourt Elizabeth Jennaway- Lawrence Morris James W. Tremain Clare Hallward of Quebec Choquette-Laporte Andrew Molson and Johanne Larrissey Webster Yvon Deschamps Eaman David Morton Marjorie E. Trigg Lynnette C. Hammet J. Armand Bombardier Suzanne Legge and R. Helen Antoniou François Barbeau Mary Webster Louis et Susan Desmarais Philip et Judith Johnston Desmond Morton and Dominique Trudeau Mary Hughson-Mosher Foundation Jeffrey Orr Peter Monk Dominique M. Bellemare H. Bruce Williams Pierre Despars Paul Jolicoeur Gael Eakin Bruce Walker Michel Jaffré J.A. DeSève Foundation Libermont Foundation John D. Morgan Françoise Bertrand ZenData Marketing Louis and Geneviève Hélène Joly Claude Moulin Nancy E. Walkling Anthony Jenkins Jean Raby Peter and Linda Leus François Morin Maryse Bertrand Clément Francine Jones Ruth Nadler Elizabeth Waterston Mimmo Jodice Molson Foundation Kenneth Mackinnon A.R. Deane Nesbitt Lorna E. Bethell $1 - $249 Paul and Claire Dingle George Joy Guy Nadon H. I. Waxman Heather Kennedy Mariella Pandolfi Michael and Kelly Meighen Old Port of Montreal John and Janet Blachford Marguerite Ahern Anthony Dobell and Frances Kalil Aude Nantais Picher Philip and Judith Webster Estate of Joan I. Keyes Peter Cundill Foundation Stephen and Nancy Corporation James and Diana Normandeau Marion Doheny Robert and Karen Tremblay Mary E. Wells Anita Kunz RBC Foundation Molson Mariella Pandolfi Bouchard Janine C. Aikins Claire Doré Kedrosky Nexus Investment Christopher Wiegand Claude Labbé Monique and Robert Antoine and Lucille Ann Birks Joan M. Aird Jacobsen Dorothy Dorsey Robert Kennell Management Robert Wilkins and Louise Lalongé Trustee’s Circle Parizeau Panet-Raymond Wayne Campbell Ian A. Aitken and Mary Joan Dougherty Peter and Sheila Kerr Jacques Noiseux Maura McKeon Dr. Donald Lawrence $5,000 and + D. Miles Price Robert Paré Canadian Salt Company Leslie Anthea Downing Virginia King John and Brenda Norris Halford and Sonia Wilson Christine Lengvari Birks Family Foundation Line Rivard Rosalind Pepall Doris K. Chagnon Margaret Jane Aitken Pierre Dozois Douglas Kinnear and W. Hugh Notman Barbara Winn Chantal Levesque J.W. McConnell Family François R. Roy Phyllis Lambert Gretta Chambers Allan Aitken Lucette Drolet Kathleen Moores- Gus O’Gorman and Janice Winslow Mariitta Maavara Foundation Frank Sheldon Foundation Gilles and Sigrid Chatel Gwynneth Allen Brian and Althea Kinnear Karin Austin Jacob Peter and Anne E. Macdonald John and Adrienne Peacock Trudeau Corporation Jean Barbara Place Simonne E. Clarke W. David Angus Drummond Arnold and Betty Issenman Patrice Ouimet Kay Wolofsky Hartland Molson Jill and Derek Price Lorraine and Jean Turmel Sylvie Plouffe and Patricia Claxton John Angus Jessie Dunn Hans R. Konow Serge Paquette Arthur W. Worth MacDougall Maison Simons Manon Vennat Barry Cole John W. Collyer Anonymous (78) William and Penelope Natacha Lachaine Charles S. Parent Nancy K. Wright Sybilla J. Mannsfeldt Richard Pound and Julie Norman and Lorena Cook W. Stewart and Barbara Eakin Jean S. Laird W.R. Patterson Anelia Wright Jean Marcotte Curator’s Circle Patron’s Circle Keith Michelle Cormier Arbuckle Eddy and Isabelle Louise Lambert-Lagacé Ben and Renée Pekeles Henry and Melodie M. Yates Marthe and Patrick $2,500 - $4,999 $500 - $999 Punda Mercantile A. Marjory Cornett David and Peggy Arditi Echenberg Peter and Mary Landry Lili-Anna Peresa Errol Marliss and McDonald Anonymous Louis Dzialowski and Robin Quinlan Pierre L. Côté Josée Coallier and Lillian Echenberg Madeleine Landry Edward O. Phillips Carol Yeadon Edith H. Mather Azrieli Foundation Susan Aberman Robert and Cecil David and Mary Culver Robert Ascah Richard Elson Paula J. LaPierre Timothy Price Brian Young Elspeth McConnell David Gawley and Derek Anderson Rabinovitch Thomas R.M. Davis Steve Aubé Robert and Heather Faith Dominique I. Lapierre Letizia Ray 2012 BALL Loto-Québec Gildan Activewear Randy Aziz Christina Darwish Diem-Quan Hoang Patricia Marchand Angelo Rubino Côté Nord Tremblant Ariane Laflamme GUESTS AND DONORS Alan MacIntosh and GMP Securities Stéphanie Bachand Jordana Delnick Howard Hoppenheim Alan Marcovitz Lucia Ruiz Cifrian Custom Couture Bridal Louise Lambert-Lagacé Accenture Manon Boudreau Investissement Québec Charles-Olivier Bambi Hugo Delorme Catherine Hopper Isabelle Martel-Ménard Melissa Salvati Davies Ward Philips & Annie Lapointe Antony Acciari and Serge Lenis and Laurentian Bank Amrick Bansal Adam Dermer Andrew Hops Jennifer Maselli Laura Salvati Vineberg Nicole Larin Nathalie Prémont Anne-Marie MacLellan L’Oréal Canada Jennifer Barkun Christopher Deruchie Claire Houkayem Richard Mashaal Martin Sanfaçon Dépendances Suzanne Le Blanc Aéroports de Montréal Raymond and Eleanor Macdonald Stewart Frédéric Barriault Olivier Desilets Marc-André Houle Chelsea Mayoff Louis-Philippe Saucier Devencore NKF Suzanne Legge A. Ian Aitken and Massi Foundation Igor Bastien Constance Deslauriers Raphael Hubert Maya Meir Brian Saunders Experience Vieux-Montréal Roland Lescure Mary Leslie Sally K. McDougall McCarthy Tétrault Alysa Batzios Amélie Desrochers Alexandre Hulak Marie-Christine Michaud Jessica Scalera GE Capital Alain Longpré Alvin Segal Family Edward Mooney and McKinsey & Company Béatrice Baudinet David di Basio Rodolphe Husny Julien Michaud Stephanie Scalia CGI Group Eugénie Marcil Foundation Harriet Stairs McLean Budden Mylène Beauchemin Corine Di Maria Massimo Iamello Oliviana Mingarelli Jessica Scharf L’Agence Skoop Serge Marcoux Anonymous (3) Pierre Morin and National Bank Financial Paul Beaudry Jessica Dilena Cathy Imbriglio Natalie Mongeau Jennifer Schumacher Lasik MD Kim McInnes Atrium Innovations Josée Dupont Norton Rose Canada François Beaudry Marie Hélène Dorion Christopher Ince Véronique Montreuil Alexandra Schwarz and Limité Éric Michaud Daniel Baer and Pierre Morin and Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Michelle Becker Julie Doyer-Rochefort Anna Jankowska Ericka Moore Colin Brown Lintess Investments David Millette Johanne Larrissey Louise-Marie Parisien Pomerleau Brian Becker Alain Doyle Nadine Jarmak Anna-Isabelle Morency- Sarah Segal Loto-Québec Oliviana Mingarelli Rose Bidler Kathryn Muller Scotia Capital Martin Bélanger Rose-Mélanie Drivod Nikole Jecen Botello Mark Shannon LUXE Kathryn Muller Birks & Mayors NOVACAP TELUS Roberto Bellini Joseph Dubrovsky Dylan Jones Julien Morier Barbara Sheng Nocochi Pâtisserie Café Elias Nohra Bleublancrouge Old Port of Montreal Rachel Bendayan Danièle Dufour Valérie Joyal Frederique Morier Christos Sideris Parasuco Jeans Marielle Pandolfi Robert Boisjoli and Corporation Sponsors Christopher Bennett Catherine Dupuis Hind Kanderian Nicolas Morin Kiran Singh Plain Jane Katie Peterson Nukhet Piyale Antoine and Lucille Panet- Académie Culinaire Joan Benson Sylvie Durand Jonathan Kanevsky Fritz-Gerald Morisseau Sonia Skamene Santos Pierre-Olivier Perras Ivan Boulva and Raymond Air Transat Marie Jo Bergeron Massy Cathy Duval Pierre Kantemiroff Kathryn Morris Laurence Smith-Lauzon Sophie Sucrée Daniel Racette Marie-Claude Lacroix Power Corporation Arsenal Federico Berloni Antoine Steve Edo Zachary Karim Aziz Moussallier Claudia Sofia Stingray Digital Marianne Ratté Donal Ryan and of Canada Audiovisuel Frischkorn Christina Bernier Georges El Achkar Roxane Katiya Kathryn Muller Charles Soucy-Fradette Strom Spa Paul Raymond Christine Brodhead D. Miles Price Balmoral Golf Club Kevin Bianchini Rim Elias Lisa Kattan Jeremy Nagorney Miguel Ste-Marie Unique Foods Christopher Richter Brockhouse Coopers Derek and Jill Price Le Bilboquet Alison Bier M. Edouard Elkaim Andrea Kermack Georges Najjar Nick Stivaletti Vigilant Global Line Rivard Michel Bruti and Claude Provencher Birks Charles Bierbrier Natacha Engel Caroline Klinkhoff Julien Newman-Bachand Ouassim Tadlaoui Joan Robins Grace Yang Louise Roy BMO Capital Markets Catherine Blais Karine Ettedgui Craig Klinkhoff Bich-Thanh Ngo Sarah Talpis-Guillet WINE AND FOOD 2012 Victor Rodriguez Gilles Carli and François R. Roy Cadillac Fairview Christine Blais Amélie Fahey Alexis Kopytov Frank Niro Shannon Tapp GUESTS AND DONORS Myriam Romanin Michèle Beaubien Raymond Royer and Caisse de dépôt et Sarah Blanchet Camille Fauteux Mia Kuzmicki Julie Ouellet Robert Tarasofsky Jasmine Adhami Walid Safi André Charron and Joanne France Denis placement du Québec Jennifer Blaney Romy Feliciani Catherine Labbé Stéphanie Ouimet Carine Taza Sébastien Alarie Aphrodite Sahlas Pelletier-Charron Samson Bélair Deloitte & Cavavin Bleublancrouge Josh Felker Laurence L’Abbé Patrick Owen Mélissa Tehrani Sary Amatoury Samson Bélair Deloitte & Cogeco Cable Touche Clique Clic Kasia Bogdanowicz Justine Ferland Alexis Labrecque Vanessa Palumbo Mélanie Thibault Bernard Asselin Touche Christine Corriveau and Sanimax Club Sportif MAA Marie-Claude Boisjoly Ashley Finestone Vanessa Labrecque Angeliki Panayotacopoulos Simon Thibault Elaine Barsalou Hélène Samson Jacques Mailhot SNC-Lavalin Conceptek Patrick Bouchard Véronique-Isabelle Forest Elizabeth Labrie Bram Paperman Laura Toledo Cristina Birks Danielle Sauvage Elizabeth M. Danowski Suzanne Sauvage Cornellier Traiteur Pierre-Laurent Boulais Florence Fortier-Landry Joseph-Guy Laframboise Evan Paperman Daniel Toutant Michel Boislard Suzanne Sauvage France Denis Gerry Shadeed and Bente Fauchois Fleurs Marie Bourgeois Guylen Fortin-Champion Michèle L’Africain François Paradis Marie-Julie Trahan Jeremy Brisset Sonia Struthers Douglas and Diana Christensen Gaz Métro Caroline Boutin Sarah Fortin-Langelier Sandrine Lagrée Tej Parekh Ashley Trainor Patricia Brock Pierre Trahan Deruchie Éric Simard and Elaine Groupe ABP Marc-Antoine Bovet Emilie Fortin-Verreault Mathieu Lajoie Julie-Anne Pariseau Julie Tremblay Cara Cameron J. Gaetan and Elisa Jacques Des Rochers Lalonde Groupe SHINE Adam Bowser Pierre Fournier-Simard Véronique Lambert Sook Hee Park SAJO Construction Annie Caron Trudeau 46 47 François Duffar Société Générale Indra Singh Julien Brosseau Caroline Frappier Oren Langburt Pamela Pashaei Sandrine Tremblay Jean-Jacques Carrier Raja Tuli Lionel and Isabelle (Canada) Joanel Maude Brouillette Kristin Gable Étienne Langlois Marie-Ève Pasquin Dominique Trudeau Paul Chehab Désirée Turko Ettedgui Hubert Sacy Langevins Elizabeth Brownstein Mariam Ganni Dominic Larose Luka Pavlovic Pierre Trudeau CIBC Hyman Waxman F. Furst Entreprises Guthrie Stewart and LUXE Rentals Jean-Paul Brutus Natividad Garcia Mayor Caroline Larouche Jonathan Peer Ian Turner Alexandra Chronopoulos Diane Zdunowski Fondation René Malo Sarah Ivory Maison Guerlain Michael Buck Sabrina Garufi Jonathan Laurin Ryan Pekeles Anna Tyniec Leslie Cohen Jean-Marc Fortier and Stikeman Elliott Maison OGILVY Faisal Butt Annie Gauthier Didier Lavallée Guillaume Pelegrin Vanessa Udy Julie Côté Sponsors Ève Grenier François Taschereau McCord Museum Boutique Nicolas Cadrin Sarah Gauthier Anne Lavoie Sébastien Pelletier Grégoire Vallée Marcel Côté Beringer René Godbout Marc and Bettina Terfloth Moët & Chandon David Cameron Frédérique Geoffrion- Sabrina Lavoie Amélie Perron Claude Van Uytfanckc Martine Couillard BMO Capital Markets John Gomery and Pierre Trudeau and Montreal Alouettes Stephen Campellone Brossard Nathalie Lavoie Olivier Perron-Collins Jack Vanaselja Chokri and Dermai Darragi Caisse de dépôt et de Pierrette Rayle Carole Bellon Trudeau Montreal Impact Cynthia Carbone Peggy Gikas Suzanne Le Blanc Kathryn Peterson George Vardatsikos Thomas R.M. Davis placement du Québec Cynthia Gordon Manon Vennat Navilon Melissa Carew Chloé Gilbert Simon Le Bouthillier Julie-Anne Petrilli Charles-Alexandre Vennat Douglas and Diane Château St-Jean Xavier and Marie-Laure Anne Watt Nocochi Sarah Carsley Pierric Gimmig Krystel LeBlanc Pascal Pettinicchio Michèle-Anne Vennat Deruchie Citi Guillard Philip and Judith Webster Orange Tango Matthew Castel Marielle Girard Jean-Maxim LeBrun Oren Pinto John Voulieris Julie Dessurault Davies Ward Phillips & Richard and Nadine Gut Scott Yetman Owen Egan Simon Castonguay Julien Girard-Beauchamp Jonathan Lee Lisa Piszczatowski Danny Vu Adrian Dunn Vineberg Tawfik Hammoud Zakuta Family Foundation SAQ Véronique Caty Guillaume Giraud Julien Lefebvre Catherine Poissant Andrew Walker Elisabeth Evans-Olders Fasken Martineau Hydro-Québec Sofitel LuxuryH otels Winston Chan Valérie Gohier Steeve Lemay Karen Potter Ian Weinstein Sarah Fletcher Gabbiano International Finance Prestige Tables Valet Parking Thierry Chardon Barbra Gold Simon Lemay Brian Potter Magda Woszczyk Maurice Forget Garofalo Centre of Montreal Caisse de dépôt et Westmount Moving Victor Chauvelot Leonard Gordon Eric Lemay Power Corporation of Jacqueline Yermus Virginie Fortin Gattuso Peter B. Irvine placement du Québec Philippe Chrun Sophia Gouchi Maxime Lemieux Canada Asmaa Zahid Nasim Ghasemi Ivanhoé Cambridge Patrick Kenniff Desjardins Group 2012 SUGAR BALL Adam Cieply Elisa Gougoux Lan Le-Pham Oren Preisler Annie Zarife Patrick Ghoche Joe Beef Michal P. Kuzmicki and Ivanhoé Cambridge GUESTS AND DONORS Sophia Claude Gabrielle Goupil Eric Lévesque Stephan Probst Mélanie Zawahiri René Godbout Julien Leblanc Traiteur Angèle Martineau RBC Capital Markets Olivia Agostino Jean-Philippe Cloutier Mathieu Goyette Tatiana Lewin Jonas Prupas Kris Zimmerman Elizabeth Gomery McCarthy Tétrault Daniel Labrecque Tourisme Montréal François Allaire Jody Cohen Harry Grivakis Renée Loiselle Mattia Maria Puccio Alexina Zummo-Latreille Cynthia Gordon Norton Rose Diane Lanctôt Simon Allan Matt Cohen Jean-Philippe Groleau Chris Lombardi Étienne Racine Mélanie Guillotte Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Christiane Langevin and Corporate Tables Nora Amer Teneisha Collins François Grondin Davina Loporcaro Alexandre Ramacieri Sponsors Micol Haimson Penfolds Claude Michaud Bank of America / Emmanuel Anassis Shannon Consedine Amélie Guertin Justin Lorenzetti Stephanie Rassam Aimia John A. Hallward Scotiabank David Lank and Ann Vroom Merrill Lynch John Antonecchia Kevin Cook Patrick Guest Jacqueline Loreto Maria Reda Brahm Mauer Bar Services Michael Hanlon Stags Leap Jean and Michèle Laurin Bell Constantina Antonopoulos Alexandra Cooke Matthieu Guimont Jaclyn Luft Michael Reider Broccolini Construction Susan Holton Stikeman Elliott François Lecavalier and BMO Capital Markets Fabienne Ara Jordan Corber Maguy Hachem Dory Maalouf Étienne Retson Brisson Burgundy Lion Catherine Hopper The Gazette Senia Rapisarda Borden Ladner Gervais Marie Archibald Ève-Marie Cormier Jinan Haffar Anne-Marie MacLellan and Araceli Robledo Caisse de dépôt et Daniel Hudon Treasury Wine Estates Frédéric and Anièle Lecoq Cadillac Fairview Megan Armitage Sophie Courtois Alexandra Hamel-Mathieu Serge Lenis Kathy Rocheleau placement du Québec Salvatore Iacono Wolf Blass Antoine and Claire Lefaivre CAE Raegan Arnason Sophie Cousineau Nicolas Hébert Made Media Clémence Roche-Nadon Canderel Management Muriel Ingrassia Wynns Coonawarra Estate Letko Brosseau & CN Alex Aronson Daniel Cowen Philippe Henri Philippe Mailhot Frederick Rochon Centre d’Affaires Core Monique Jérôme-Forget Associates Davies Ward Phillips & Krystina Arsenault Yvan Croteau Jean Benoit Herbert Nathalie Malo Emmanuelle Rouleau Notre-Dame Earl Kalplin Peter and Linda Leus Vineberg Philip Aubry Maximilian Cukier Mélissa-France Heredia Pierre Mansour-Geoffrion Emilie Roy and Simon Cirque Éloize Donna-Lynn Kovic Gérard Limoges and Fasken Martineau Marguerite Auclair Adam Daifallah Robert Hertzman-Chalouh Philippe Marchand Cazelais Club Sommet Michal Kuzmicki and Nancy Orr Fiera Capital Corporation Paul Azar Christian Dansereau Betty Hoac Katherine Marchand Stéphanie Roy Cornetteria Angèle Martineau Granting Board of Trustees MUSEUM Organizations 2012-2013 team

Arrondissement Ville-Marie, Monique Jérôme-Forget – Chair Laurier Lacroix (guest) Administration Marketing and Effie-Belle Ringenbach Ville de Montréal Michal Kuzmicki – Vice-Chair Rosalind Pepall (guest) President and Chief Executive Officer Communications Erik Salchert Canadian Museums Association Daniel Baer – Treasurer Karine Rousseau Suzanne Sauvage Director, Marketing and Communications Marie-Ève B. Sévigny Bibliothèque et Archives Me Paul Raymond – Secretary Suzanne Sauvage Assistant to the President and Pascale Grignon Marie-Christine Shuragaillo nationales du Québec Prof. Heather Munroe-Blum – Ex-officio Alexandra Schwarz Chief Executive Officer and Suzanne Le Blanc Catherine St-André Citizenship and Immigration Canada Suzanne Sauvage – Ex-officio Christian Vachon Johanne Malo (maternity leave replacement) Natasha Tse Collège Montmorency Grégoire Baillargeon Ann Vroom Development Officer, Grants Head, Communications Sylvie Vaillancourt Conseil des arts de Montréal Marvin Corber Martine Couillard Sol Millan Hugo Vaillancourt-Chapdelaine Marketing Committee Emploi-Québec Marcel Côté and Claudia Carbonneau Justine Vienne René Godbout – Chair Head, Collections and Research and Ministère de la Culture et des Doug Deruchie (maternity leave replacement) Melanie Vogel Monique Jérôme-Forget Curator, Costume and Textiles Communications du Québec François Duffar Marketing and Communications Lucie Lamoureux (guest) Cynthia Cooper Volunteers Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir René Godbout Officer, Promotion Suzanne Le Blanc / Pascale Grignon Curator, Notman Photographic Archives Arduina Alonzo et du Sport du Québec Cynthia Gordon Ariane Cambron Alan MacIntosh Hélène Samson, Ph. D. Zeynep Alpay Canadian Heritage Salvatore Iacono Marketing and Communications Officer, Danièle Perron (guest) Curator, Ethnology and Archaeology, and Kathryn Banham Human Resources and Skills Christiane Langevin Public Relations Suzanne Sauvage Interim Curator, Decorative Arts Simon Barré-Brisebois Development Canada Roland Lescure Nadia Martineau Guislaine Lemay Diane Beaulieu Service Canada Alan MacIntosh 2012 WINE AND FOOD COMMITTEE Graphic Designers Curator, History and Archives Suzanne Beaupré Tourisme Montréal Derek A. Price Elaine Barsalou, Co-Chair Amy Joycey Céline Widmer Mariette Bergeron Tourisme Québec Jean Raby Annie Lapointe, Co-Chair Julien Hébert-Goyette Curator, Paintings, Prints and Drawings Nathalie Blanchard Concordia University Alexandra Schwarz Simon Cazelais Ariane Leblanc St-Georges Christian Vachon Diane Bouilhac McGill University Lorna J. Telfer Vanessa Coiteux Coordinator, Rental Services and Events Elena Bubelich Pierre Trahan Catherine Isabelle Chief Conservator Orelie Brûlet Rob Cole Ann Vroom Christine Lenis Anne MacKay Rentals Officer Jason Cool David Millette Conservation Technician The McCord Museum would also Amélie Masson Labonté Francine De Lorimier Oliviana Mingarelli Denis Plourde like to thank Susan Aberman and Charlotte Dennick Kathryn Muller, Ex-officio Manager, Admissions and Boutique Jean-Jacques Carrier for their Head, Collection Management Julie Desautels François Paradis Cerise Mahuzier involvement with the Board. Christian Vachon Louise Desjardins-Jacob Marianne Ratté Assistant Manager, Boutique Registrar Miriam Diniz Executive Committee Annie-Julie Ste-Marie Silvia Sorbelli Karine Rousseau Emily Dobby Monique Jérôme-Forget – Chair Azita Taravati Admissions and Boutique Clerks Collection Technicians Sonia Émond Daniel Baer Rob Cole 2012 YOUNG McCORD COMMITTEE Caroline Bourgeois Marie-Anne Gagnon Marcel Côté Valérie Frappier Alexandra Schwarz, Chair Josianne Venne Roxanne Gardener Cynthia Gordon Vincent Marquis Na’eem Adam Cataloguer Susan Garin Michal Kuzmicki Alizée Millot Florence Bienvenu Eugénie Marcil Rachida Ghezali Prof. Heather Munroe-Blum Mélissa Tremblay Cristina Birks Senior Cataloguer, Notman Fabienne Gimonet Me Paul Raymond Stéphanie Berthiaume Photographic Archives Operations Jill Guedon Suzanne Sauvage Jeremy Brisset Nora Hague Director, Operations Yolene Handabaka Finance and Administration Nicolas Chenard-Paul Photographer Philip Leduc Elizabeth Jennaway Eaman 48 Committee Dermai Darragi, Ex-officio Marilyn Aitken Senior Officer, Human Resources Phyllis Klaiman 49 Daniel Baer – Chair Abeille Gélinas Lucie Beaupré Carole Lafleur Programmes Grégoire Baillargeon Maguy Hachem Comptroller Nike Langevin Director, Programmes Doug Deruchie Alexander Herman Muriel Ingrassia, CPA, CMA Lise Lavallée Sylvie Durand Monique Jérôme-Forget Christine Lenis Clerk, Administration and Accounting Katy Lavery-Breier Head, Exhibitions Michal Kuzmicki Jordana Loporcaro Geneviève Clavet Bén Houda Lazrak Geneviève Lafrance Philip Leduc Oliviana Mingarelli and Pascaline Ouedraogo Monique Lecavalier Project Managers, Exhibitions, Suzanne Sauvage Melissa Tehrani (maternity leave replacement) Ginette Massé Catherine K. Laflamme Ana-Maria Teohari Head, Information Technologies James McCall Audit Committee Anny Guindon Varvarikos Ramin Yazdi Hugues Boily Alyssa McDonald Daniel Baer – Chair Chief Technician Network Administrator Heather McNabb Claude David (guest) 2012 BALL COMMITTEE John Gouws Duncan Forbes Andrée Mercier Philip Leduc Christiane Langevin, Chair Technicians Coordinator, Security and Facilities Mariette Métivier-Saez Grégoire Baillargeon Marie-Hélène Rolko Real Estate Sub-Committee Mario Lafond Philippe Mongeon Charles Flicker Mélissa Jacques Salvatore Iacono – Chair Mechanical Technician Nilda Morales Marie-Laure Guillard Head, Education Jean-Eudes Guy (guest) Dominique Granger Andrée Morin Chantal Leblanc Dominique Trudeau Anthony Kovic (guest) Maintenance Technician Susan Nish Claire Lefaivre Coordinator, Educational Programmes Michal Kuzmicki Giusto Cannella René Opzommer Kathryn Muller, Ex-officio Mélanie Deveault Philip Leduc Security Agents Michel Paré Line Rivard, Ex-officio Coordinator, Logistics and Reservations Sécuritas (contract) Clara Pelletier Strategic Initiatives Committee Stella Scalia Linda St-Pierre Lesley Régnier François Duffar – Chair Suzanne Sauvage, Ex-officio Interpreters Interns Sylvain Roy Marcel Côté Michelle Setlakwe Laurence Bolduc Paula Alaszkiewicz David Rudkin Salvatore Iacono Lorna Telfer Louis-Philippe Daniel Matina Alexakis Christian Savard Monique Jérôme-Forget Mathieu Garceau-Tremblay Louise Arnal Honorary President, Roland Lescure, Susan Schachter Michal Kuzmicki Étienne Gévry-Boucher Katerina Atanassova Executive Vice-President and Chief Elizabeth Sifton Roland Lescure Margot Klingender Christophe Baczyk Investment Officer of the Caisse de Shamron Spence Paul Raymond Josée Carole Lavigne Marion Beaulieu dépôt et placement du Québec Armgard Stanger Suzanne Sauvage Vanessa Ledoux Leah Blythe Anne Zemmour Pierre Trahan 2012 SUGAR BALL COMMITTEE Émilie Lesage Maryse Bonaldo Eva Zietkiewicz Nadia Niro, Co-Chair Fany McCrae Stéphanie Boutevin Nomination Committee Alexandra Schwarz, Co-Chair Camille Patry-Desjardins Céline Clouet Derek Price – Chair Florence Bienvenu Denis Richard Anne Cotignola Daniel Baer Simon Cazelais Lelia Sfeir Maryse Delacour Marcel Côté Nicolas Chenard-Paul Sophie Viennot De Vaublanc Pauline Deprez Cynthia Gordon Sonia Katiya Timothy Weiss Danielle Dolgoy Michal Kuzmicki Brigitte Lenis Head, Cultural Activities Émilie Girard Paul Raymond Christine Lenis Sarah Watson Justine Jacob-Roy Collections and Acquisitions Jordana Lopocaro Project Manager, Web and Multimedia Aislinn Leggett Committee Hardip Manku Stéphanie Poisson Louise-Marie Ménard Cynthia Gordon - Chair Raphaelle Marchese Tarek Mohamed Mokrani Cynthia Cooper Kathryn Muller, Ex-officio Constance Poirier Yves Lacasse (guest) Lisa Reitman Jacqueline Riddle 50