annual report JULY 1, 2018-JUNE 30, 2019 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 1 table of contents our mission

Mission and Vision, Values, and Diversity Statements 3 The Montclair Art Museum, together with its Vance Wall Art Education Center, President and Director’s Letter 4-5 engages our diverse community through distinctive exhibitions, educational programs, and collections of American and Native American art. Our mission is Board of Trustees 6 to inspire and engage people of all ages in their experience with art, including MAM by the Numbers 7 the rich inter-cultural and global connections throughout American history, and Awards and Accomplishments 8-9 the continuing relevance of art to contemporary life. Exhibitions 10-15 Special Events 16-19 Press 20 Around the Globe 21 Purchases and Gifts 22-24 Statement of Finances 25 Contributions vision, values, and diversity Individual Gifts 26-28 Institutional Giving 29 After 100 years of service, MAM is recognized as the leading American art The Constable Society 30 museum and community art school in Northern New Jersey. As an organization, we value: artistic inspiration, diversity of voices, individual and group creativity, Bequests 30 and the importance of all arts to a civil, inclusive, and forward-thinking society. Matching Gifts 30 We respect and welcome individual differences and strive to maintain an Tribute Gifts 30 environment that fosters productivity, creativity, and individual satisfaction Gifts in Kind 31 by celebrating the diversity of race, gender, nationality, age, religion, sexual Staff 32-33 orientation, and physical abilities. During our second century, we will invigorate our collections and curatorial presentations; expand our educational services Vance Wall Art Education Center and audience; support artists, their work and connections; pursue productive Instructors and Educators 34 institutional partnerships; and embrace new media and technology. We will also Volunteers, Interns, and SummerART team 35-37 secure MAM’s financial stability and preserve its facilities and other assets in a prudent and sustainable way.

All Museum programs are made possible, in part, by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, and by funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and Museum members.

Ellen Weisbord (b. 1952), Inner Flow, 2018. Deconstructed Harris Tweed wool, handspun wool, silk, linen, grapevine wood. 17 x 48 x 12 in. Collection of the artist

2 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 3 president and director’s message

When we reflect upon another year of MAM also continued to focus on issues that are important to us as an organization. compelling art exhibitions, dynamic We hosted the 2nd Annual Crosscurrents Lecture, a biennial series that offers a studio art classes, and engaging cross-cultural dialogue with Contemporary Native American artists whose works educational programs at Montclair Art are testaments to the living relevance of Native art and culture. In addition, the Museum, “Community” stands out as Museum raised funds for the Artist in Residency Program which brings established a common theme. This year’s engaging artists of all cultural and creative backgrounds to MAM to showcase major exhibitions drew large crowds and projects of ambitious scale in the Laurie Art Staircase gallery, while engaging our served as the inspiration for many diverse community through personalized artist-led programing. meaningful programs, events, and classes. The year closed with a celebration of art and community at The Art Party! Our annual fundraisers bring together artists, members, philanthropists, Not only is community engagement community leaders, and friends of MAM to provide critical support for our central to our mission, but continued acclaimed exhibitions and award-winning educational programs. Plus, they community support is instrumental to all that we have accomplished. Fiscal give us an opportunity to join together in celebration! year 2019 was an extraordinary year for MAM, both artistically and financially. We are proud to present this year’s Annual Report on the Museum’s creative Like all non-profits, the Museum relies heavily on the generosity of both and fiscal progress. institutional and private donors, including over 2,000 beloved members, to continue its mission to inspire and engage people of all ages in their experience September opened with an exhibition of the work of contemporary American with art. We are happy to report that support for our museum remains strong artist Kara Walker, whose images confront challenging issues of race, gender, and passionate. You clearly value the arts, and we thrive on your support. sexuality of oppression and domination, and violence in American history and contemporary culture. We are very proud of how MAM thoughtfully used this More than ever, MAM is grateful for the passion of exhibition, together with its complementary permanent collection exhibition our trustees, staff, volunteers, artists, foundations, entitled Constructing Identity in America (1766-2017), to foster dialogue around the persistent legacy of racial discord in America and the powerful place of corporations, and private donors, who together art and media in our contemporary lives. Our staff created a full agenda of make MAM an indispensable part of our community. community engagement around the Walker and Constructing Identity exhibitions, including conversations with community stakeholders and partnering with Thanks to you, Montclair Means Art! Montclair State University to present a free event entitled Social Justice through Art and Media—truly a highlight of the year.

New Directions in Fiber Art, the New Jersey Arts Annual exhibition that highlights our state’s talented visual artists, was another great success. This juried show, sponsored by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, consisted of works Frank J. Walter III Lora S. Urbanelli created in an array of traditional and contemporary fibrous materials and President Director methods. Trumpeting the event with a MAM-generated community Yarn Bombing, the Museum moved beyond our gallery walls to partner with regional yarn lovers and create the most vibrant corner in Montclair! New Directions in Fiber Art was one of our most well attended openings in years.

4 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 5 board of trustees* MAM by the numbers

Rose Cali Michael A. Backer, Esq. Co-Chair Angela Beekers-Uberoi Carol Vance Wall 70,597 1,635 Susan V. Bershad, MD Co-Chair onsite visitors attendees for fundraising and Frank J. Walter III Pamela Bryan cultivation events

President 5,130 Sylvia Cohn visitors during 8 Free First Newton B. Schott, Jr. Thursday Nights evenings Vice Chair & Secretary Susan A. Cole, PhD when MAM offers late hours Andrew Lacey Cynthia Corhan-Aitken 220 and dynamic programming Executive Vice President guided tours reached 7,321 42 Deborah Davis visitors, with over 20% MAM Art Truck visits serving Joan Zief of school tours reaching art to over 4,000 visitors in Treasurer John M. Dowd underserved communities 20 towns Susan Brady Abadan Patti B. Elliott Vice President 2,392 Leslie Ford Lisa Amato member households, including Vice President Audrey Gaelen constituents from 12 states 117,000 Linder K. Andlinger Edward P. Gregory 10 unique web visitors Vice President Michael Heningburg, Jr. community exhibitions Kimberly Chainey featuring work from the Stephen P. Hess Vice President Yard School of Art & art 91 Holly English Christine James education partnerships public programs including Vice President with local schools Herbert C. Klein lectures by visiting scholars 3,796 Lynn Glasser and artists, educator submissions to the Scholastics Karen G. Mandelbaum, PhD Vice President workshops, dance Art Awards, triple what MAM James Leitner Steven D. Plofker performances, film screenings, received when we began this Vice President panel discussions, trips and national partnership in 2009, Gretchen Prater tours, and a thriving creative and 1,037 of our students were Lyn B. Reiter 2,604 aging program Vice President Sengal M.G. Selassie students in the Yard School awarded the NJ Regional Gold of Art attending 280 studio Key, Silver Key or Honorable Ann Schaffer Adrian A. Shelby art courses, camps, and Mention Awards Vice President Douglas W. Turnbull workshops Sharon C. Taylor Vice President 37 Tessie Thomas Chairmen Emeriti need-based scholarships to Vice President Yard School of Art classes for Robert S. Constable 38 area children Robert L. Tortoriello 25 Homeschool Days Vice President Adrian A. Shelby Art Birthday Parties with Lora S. Urbanelli William H. Turner III 310 attendees Director Mayor Robert D. Jackson, Montclair Ex Officio *(as of 6/31/2019) 3,673,523 social media impressions 6 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 7 awards and accomplishments

EDUCATION COMMUNITY

• The Vance Wall Art Education Center • MAM’s Creative Aging program is going strong continues our vision to fully refine and deepen in its 6th year, focusing on four initiatives for partnerships creating national models for art senior citizens in an effort to increase service, education. The Center encompasses all our including seasonal partnership programs educational efforts, including theYard School through Montclair Institute for Lifelong Learning. of Art, and engages with over 65 schools in 30 school districts, 4 institutions of higher learning, • MAM’s Free First Thursday Nights includes and 30 community and business organizations. free admission, dynamic programming with community partners, live music, tours, and a full- • MAM is proud to be a family-friendly service bar. 5,130 visitors attended over eight institution. CREATEabilities, Family Days, nights throughout the year, with an average Homeschool Days, and SummerART are just a number of monthly attendances of 641 visitors. few of MAM’s programs that continue to provide excellent art opportunities to the youngest • Over 220 guided tours took place this year members of our community. serving 7,321 students and adults, with over 20% of school tours reaching underserved • MAM’s Art Truck, our mobile open studio, communities. served over 42 visits, 4,118 visitors, and 20 towns. It helps to raise awareness of the • This year, MAM was honored to be chosen importance of art-making and creative as one of 10 national museum partners for the endeavors as integral to lifelong wellbeing. Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD) pilot internship program. The program targets • More than 2,604 students of all ages took one undergraduate students from underrepresented or more of 164 classes, 58 camp classes, and backgrounds and is designed to address the 58 workshops in The Yard School of Art. MAM imbalance of diversity in the museum field. awarded 37 scholarships to families in need. The Yard School’s Ceramics Studio remains the • MAM proudly launched a new membership only resource of its kind at a Museum in NJ, and EXHIBITIONS program in 2019 with prices that are now our Digital Media Lab has proven to be highly aligned with the industry standard and which successful at attracting new students. For the • Kara Walker: Virginia’s Lynch Mob and offers members more benefits, events, and fifth year in a row, the Yard School of Art was Other Works experiences to deepen their connection to the voted #1 in the 2019 JerseyArts.com People’s • Constructing Identity in America (1766–2017) art. New benefits include early hours access Choice Awards for Favorite Visual Arts Camp! • Ben Jones: Envision Empower Embrace to the Museum, priority check-in at select In addition, the Yard School was also voted • New Directions in Fiber Art events, and discounts at an expansive list of Favorite Adult Art Class. • Undaunted Spirit: Art of Native North America local restaurants.

• The Scholastic Art Awards attracted 3,796 Our fall and spring exhibitions, including submissions, nearly triple the 1,500 submissions MAM’s permanent collection drew large MAM received when we began this national crowds, garnered media attention, engaged partnership in 2009. An impressive 1,037 of our our community, and fostered dialogue around students were awarded the NJ Regional Gold important social issues. Key, Silver Key or Honorable Mention Awards.

8 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 9 exhibitions Kara Walker: Virginia’s Lynch Mob and Other Works

Kara Walker is a leading contemporary artist best known for her innovative use of the silhouette form. Walker explores issues of race, gender, sexuality, and violence in American history and contemporary culture in all of her works. Virginia’s Lynch Mob, the centerpiece of the show, is a nearly 40-feet-long cut paper work that uses her iconic silhouette form to depict a lynching about to happen. This artwork invokes the brutal racial violence of American history to reckon with its ugly truths. It was displayed on a curved wall in the gallery, enhancing the immersive experience of the life-size figures and referencing 19th century panoramic paintings.

This page: Kara Walker (b. 1969),Virginia’s Lynch Mob, 1998. Cut paper and adhesive wall installation. Installation dimensions variable; approx. 112 x 444 in. Museum Purchase; Centennial Fund 2016.9 Opposite page: Amanda Thackray (b. 1982) and Diana Palermo (b. 1987), CRISPR 2, 2018. Sumi ink and watercolor on woven paper, yarn. 7 X 360 in. Collection of the artists All exhibition installation shots: photo credit Peter Jacobs.

10 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 11 exhibitions Ben Jones: New Directions in Fiber Art Envision Empower Embrace

Ben Jones’s mural Envision Empower Embrace made an impactful impression installed in the Laurie Art Stairway. The artwork is based on selected imagery from his paintings which address events related to social justice, climate change, and environmental disasters. The central image of a fish, which floats over the surface of the mural, is derived from a painting of 2010 with the same title. Viewers were invited to contemplate the mural by occupying the chair that was pictured to the This juried show, sponsored by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, right of the large central fish, as if to imaginitively complete the mural. consisted of works created in an array of traditional and contemporary fibrous materials and methods. This show was part of the New Jersey Arts Annual exhibition that highlights our state’s talented visual artists. As humanity relies increasingly upon technology, there is a growing appreciation of the personal, sensuous delivery of mood and content through the familiar components of fiber. Putting forth the discoveries of their world and times, these artists engaged the expressive potential of ancient methods with contemporary voices.

Ben Jones (b. 1941), in collaboration with Peter Jacobs (b. 1960), Ben Jones: Envision Empower Embrace, 2018. Composite photograph printed on Poplin Jan Huling (b. 1953), The Gown: Affinity, 2017. Mixed media. 62 x 59 x 81 in. Collection of the artist

12 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 13 exhibitions Constructing Identity in America Undaunted Spirit: Art of Native (1766–2017) North America

This permanent collection show of more than 80 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper addresses a variety of characteristics that contribute to one’s sense of The present exhibition in the Rand Gallery, Undaunted Spirit: Native Art of North self: civic, cultural, artistic, religious, professional, and sociopolitical identities; America, traces the evolution of Native art by revealing human stories that tell of sense of place and personal space; and non-conformity. Portraits range from the great resiliency of Native American artists and how they maintained their artistic Charles Willson Peale’s Portrait of George Washington (1783) and John Singer traditions while adapting to ever-changing conditions. Much of the artwork in this Sargent’s Ernest-Ange Duez (1884) to Alice Neel’s Isabel Bishop (1974) and exhibition captures the undaunted spirit of artists who endured dire consequences Catherine Opie’s Jo (1993). This exhibition goes far beyond portraits to explore a of European colonialism. Despite loss of lands, forced religious conversion, and sense of self. Additional works address the impact of geography upon identity, the introduction of foreign diseases for which they had no immunity, Native as well as defining moments of social activism. Americans have survived and continue to create exceptional works of art.

Nick Cave (b. 1959), Soundsuit, 2015. Mixed media including beaded and sequined garments, fabric, hair, and found objects. 112 1/8 x 49 x 50 in. Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund 2015.13 Woman’s Dress, ca. 1880–1900, Great Plains, Lakota (Sioux). Hide, glass beads. Gift of Mrs. Henry Lang in memory of her mother, Mrs. Jasper R. Rand. 1931.485

14 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 15 special events

Fright Night returned to MAM on Saturday, MAM friends and supporters attended October 27 with delicious concoctions, ghoulish the annual Director’s Cocktail Party on treats, dancing, and more! Guests were treated Wednesday, January 9 in the home of MAM to a spooky Photo Booth, silent auction, and an Trustee Andrew Lacey and Wendy Lacey. energetic dance performance by the Performance Leadership spoke about our commitment to Workshop Ensemble from the Sharron Miller fostering community access and engagement Academy of Performing Arts. Guest artists throughout the year of exhibitions and Willie Cole, Jose Camacho, Tom Nussbaum, and educational programs. The evening featured Philemona Williamson awarded prizes to 4 lucky special remarks by guest artist and curator winners with outrageous costumes. Alice Momm about the transformative power of the arts she has witnessed in her work. On Thursday, March 7, 4th Annual Gaelen Family Artist Lecture Private Dinner: Frank Walter, Board President and Ann Schaffer, Trustee with MAM launched a new free event called her husband Mel Schaffer, and artist Hank Willis Thomas and Deborah Willis. Social Justice through Art and Media, a partnership between Montclair Art Museum, MAM donors enjoyed an intimate dinner on Montclair State University, and The Marshall Thursday, April 11 with nationally recognized Project. The program explored the intersection artist Hank Willis Thomas and photographic of social justice, race, media, and art with a historian Deborah Willis prior to their mother/ distinguished panel: Soledad O’Brien (Hearst son public lecture, Art as Social Justice, Television, HBO Real Sports), Joy Reid (MSNBC), MAM’s 4th Annual Gaelen Family Artist Kai Wright (WNYC), and moderator James E. Lecture. The Lecture brings important artists Johnson (Brennan Center for Justice). MAM of our time to MAM for an evening presentation Trustees hosted a cocktail reception before and discussion of their work. Hank Willis the inaugural event on Monday, November 12 Thomas and Deborah Willis shared the stage at MSU. for a stimulating conversation about American identity, history, social justice and popular culture.

MAM After Hours: Art Meets Jazz presented the Steve Turre Quintet in partnership with MAM’s African American Cultural Committee. A private cocktail reception welcomed MAM friends on Thursday, March 21 to meet artists MAM After Hours: Art Meets Jazz wowed Michael Namingha and Mario Martinez, Fright Night: the audience with a performance unlike any followed by the public lecture and signature Top image: Dancers of the Performance Workshop Ensemble other. Featuring jazz innovator, trombonist, event Native American Art: Crossing from the Sharron Miller Academy of Performing Arts; Photo by Richard Titus and seashellist Steve Turre, the set included Boundaries, MAM’s 2nd Biennial Crosscurrents Bottom image: Attendees enjoying the Photo Booth; Photo an introduction featuring Newark’s first lady of Lecture. Elizabeth W. Hutchinson moderated by Richard Titus jazz, Dorthaan Kirk. It was a spirited evening a discussion on the artists’ own practices and and remarkable debut performance at MAM by the blurred lines between contemporary Native one of the world’s preeminent jazz innovators. American art and traditional practices.

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Crosscurrents: Private cocktail reception held prior to the public lecture; Photo by Richard Titus

MAM celebrated art and community at our spring benefit eventsThe Art Party! Co-chaired by Margo Walter and Patti Elliott, the events brought together artists, philanthropists, community leaders, and friends of MAM and provided critical support to MAM’s acclaimed exhibitions and award-winning educational programs. The celebration continued at The Art Party Evening on Saturday, May 18 with a memorable The Art Party Luncheon on Thursday, May 16 Fund-a-Need, Live and Silent Auctions. This honored Partners for Health Foundation and year’s evening affair was co-chaired byLinny was co-chaired by Susann Connors and Janice Andlinger and Pamela Bryan and honored Linaugh. Rather than the usual décor, the Christopher Daggett, nonprofit leader and Luncheon featured centerpieces of non-perishable former President and CEO of the Geraldine R. goods, fresh produce, and a cereal wall, all of Dodge Foundation; Lyn Reiter, arts patron; which was donated to two local food pantries: and Saya Woolfalk, artist. Human Needs Food Pantry and Toni’s Kitchen.

The Art Party Gala: Top image: Trustee Michael Heningburg, Jr., Esq., Jeanine B. Downie, M.D., Ingrid Sandi George, Derick George, M.D.

Middle image: MAM’s former Curator of Contemporary Art The Art Party Luncheon: Alexandra Schwartz, Elia Alba, Sean Mitchell, Artist Honoree Saya Woolfalk, Shraddha Ramani, and William Villalongo; Top image: Luncheon Co-Chairs Janice Linaugh and Susann Photo by Richard Titus Connors; Photo by Richard Titus Bottom image: Spirited bidding by guests; Photo by Bottom image: Partners for Health Foundation Executive Richard Titus Director, Pamela Scott with Partners for Health Foundation trustees and staff; Photo by Richard Titus

18 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 19 press across the globe MAM Collection on Loan

The Montclair Art Museum receives extensive press attention and coverage for its renowned exhibitions in local, national, and industry publications.

Constructing Identity in America (1766–2017)

“There are a multitude of truly exceptional works in the Constructing Identity in America (1766–2017) exhibition, from a portrait by John Singer Sargent to a triptych by Carrie Mae Weems, from Martha Rosler to Tonita Peña. Although Stavitsky’s chosen art works are primarily figurative, their meanings go beyond traditional depictions of likeness. The figures and faces in these works are emblems of societal concerns and metaphors for human experience and collective memory. Soundsuit is a suit for everyman.” ~ Forbes John F. Peto (1854-1907) Pipe, Mug, and Candlestick, 1880 Elsie Driggs (1898-1992) Charles White (1918-1979) Oil on canvas Queensborough Bridge, 1927 War Worker, 1945 Kara Walker: Virginia’s Lynch Mob and Other Works 12 x 10 in. Oil on canvas Tempera on board Museum purchase; 40 ¼ x 30 ¼ in. 24 x 18 in. “Virginia’s Lynch Mob, which is a new acquisition by the Montclair Museum, is the Lily Murray Jones Fund Museum purchase; Lang Acquisition Museum purchase; prior gifts of Mr. 1967.27 centerpiece of this modest-sized but powerful show, and it is representative of the artist Fund and Mrs. Warren F. Van Thunen, the at her best.” ~ NJ Arts 1969.4 Estate of Francis Herbert Peaty, Mrs. Peto’s Legacy: New Jersey Trompe Siegfried Peierls and Acquisition L’oeil at Morven Museum and Cult of the Machine at M.H. de Fund “The show doesn’t pull its punches, presenting Walker’s ‘double-voiced’ racial and sexual Garden (November 9, 2018 – May 12, Young Memorial Museum, Fine Arts 1996.30 2019) stereotypes engaged in absurd and startling forms of cruelty, self-inflicted and otherwise.” Museums of San Francisco (March ~ Hyperallergic 17, 2018 – August 12, 2018) and Charles White: A Retrospective at Dallas Museum of Art (September Art Institute of Chicago (June 8, 16, 2018 – January 6, 2019) 2018 – September 3, 2018), Museum of Modern Art (October 2, 2018 – New Directions in Fiber Art January 13, 2019), and Los Angeles County Museum of Art (February 17, “Inside, the collection of contemporary fiber art pieces is fresh, provocative and engaging— 2019 – June 9, 2019) each piece beckoning a closer look. The curated collection is pure New Jersey.” ~ Baristanet

“A virtual rainbow of knits, crochets and other wonders of weaving adorn the trees on the Montclair Art Museum (MAM) grounds. The various styles and designs, from images of nature to experimentation with color, are all a celebration of fiber art.”~ NJ Monthly George Inness (1825-1894) Winter Moonlight/Christmas Eve, 1866 Shan Goshorn (1957-2018) Oil on canvas Southeast, Eastern Band Cherokee 22 x 30 in. Ben Jones: Envision Empower Embrace Educational Genocide: The Legacy Museum purchase; Lang Acquisition of the Carlisle Indian Boarding Fund School, 2011 “When you first see Ben Jones’ large installation, Envision Empower Embrace, at the 1948.29 Montclair Art Museum’s Laurie Arts Stairway, you see blue, a feeling of water, with words, Arches watercolor paper splints first printed with archival inks, acrylic paint The Color of the Moon at Hudson and lots of discrete images floating. Gradually you realize you recognize some faces: 12 x 20 x 12 in. River Museum (February 9, 2019 there’s Nina Simone. Donald Trump, upside down. Trayvon Martin. Maybe you recognize Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund – May 12, 2019) and Michener Art 2015.12 a,b the Shango symbol, Yin and Yang, the symbol for Exxon and BP. You read the words Museum (June 1, 2019 – September Thank you.” ~ Montclair Local 8, 2019) Shan Goshorn: Resisting the Mission at Trout Gallery, Dickinson College (September 7, 2018 – February 2, 2019)

20 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 21 museum purchases & gifts

MUSEUM PURCHASES 27 x 11 x 15 in. GIFTS Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Man Playing on Conga, Jersey City, NJ 43 Acquisitions: 2018.8 Black and white photograph, 1980 Gift of the artist Printed in 2019 11 purchases, 32 gifts Cara Romero (b. 1977) 19 x 13 in. Water Memory, 2015 2019.4.5 Archival pigment print on Canson Platine Fiber Rag, Ed. 5/10 Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) 34 x 34 in. Crabbing, Jersey City, NJ Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Black and white photograph, 1980 2019.1.1 Printed in 2019 Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) 13 x 19 in. Children Playing by Open Fire 2019.4.6 Hydrant, Jersey City, NJ Black and white photograph, 1980 Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Printed in 2019 Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Christie with Pet, Ridgewood, NJ 13 x 19 in. Kyle Meyer (b. 1985) Girl Sleeping Outdoors, Jersey City, NJ Black and white photograph, 2018 2019.4.12 Unidentified 89, 2019 Black and white photograph, 1980 Printed in 2019 From the series Interwoven Printed in 2019 13 x 19 in. Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Archival pigment print hand-woven 13 x 19 in. 2019.4.7 Children on Pier with French with wax print fabric 2019.4.1 Sheepdog, Jersey City, NJ 54 x 36 in. Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Black and white photograph, 1980 Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Baby and Dog in Stroller, Liberty Printed in 2019 2019.6 Missing a Wheel, Jersey City, NJ State Park, NJ 13 x 19 in. Black and white photograph, 1980 Black and white photograph, 2016 2019.4.13 Walton Ford (b. 1960) Nampeyo of Hano (1859-1942) Printed in 2019 Printed in 2019 Cara Romero (b. 1977) La Historia Me Absolvera, 1999 Southwest, Hopi-Tewa 13 x 19 in. 13 x 19 in. Coyote Tales, 2017 Six color hardground and Bowl, ca. 1900 2019.4.2 2019.4.8 Archival pigment print on Canson Gift donated by Mary Downe softground etching, aquatint, spit- Clay, slip, pigment Platine Fiber Rag, Ed. 7/15 bite aquatint, drypoint on Somerset 9 ¼ x 3 ½ in. Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Garnett Puett (b. 1959) 34 x 34 in. Satin paper Museum purchase; Rand Man with Dog on Car, Jersey City, NJ Duchess of Windsor, 1986 Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Ed. AP 1/12 Endowment Fund Black and white photograph, 1980 Beeswax, steel and glass 2019.1.2 44 x 30 ½ in. 2018.10 Printed in 2019 96 x 12 x 12 in. Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund 13 x 19 in. 2019.3 Morton Livingston Schamberg (1881-1918) 2019.7 2019.4.9 Composition, ca. 1916 Pastel on paper Jeffery Gibson (b. 1972) Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Gift donated by the George 7 ¾ x 5 ¾ in. Land, Spirit, Power, 2017 Children Playing on Pier, Jersey City, NJ Family in memory of their Mother, Museum purchase; Glass beads, assorted beads, Black and white photograph, 1980 Charlsie Stearly assorted metal tacks (bronze, zinc, Hunter Endowment Fund Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Printed in 2019 Thomas Ball (1819-1911) nickel and brass), artificial sinew, 2018.12 Backyard Playground, Jersey City, NJ 13 x 19 in. Untitled (Scene from King Lear), acrylic felt over skinning board Black and white photograph, 1980 2019.4.10 1849 41 x 14 1/5 in. Joyce J. Scott (b. 1948) Printed in 2019 Oil on canvas Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Harriet Tubman as Buddha, 2017 13 x 19 in. Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) 46 ½ x 36 ½ in. 2018.13 Plastic and glass beads, metal, thread, yarn, and rocks 2019.4.3 Celebrating Girl’s Birthday, Jersey 2018.11 40 x 25 x 15 in. City, NJ Deana Lawson (b. 1979) Melchior DiGiacomo (b. 1947) Black and white photograph, 1980 Wanda and Daughters, 2009 Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Boy Sleeping on Pier, Jersey City, NJ Printed in 2019 Gift of Diana L. Johnson in Inkjet print, Ed. 5/6 2018.15 Black and white photograph, 1980 13 x 19 in. memory of V. Duncan Johnson 35 x 44 ¼ in. Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946) Printed in 2019 2019.4.11 Museum purchase; Acquisition Fund Dale Chihuly (b. 1941) The Steerage, 1907 13 x 19 in. 2018.14 Navajo Blanket Soft Cylinder, 1986 Virgil Ortiz (b. 1969) Large format photogravure on 2019.4.4 Glass Southwest, Cochiti Pueblo Japanese tissue 15 x 9 in. Kade, Cacique of the Horseman 13 1/8 x 10 ½ in. 2019.8 Tribe, 2017 Museum purchase; Cochiti red clay, white clay slip, red Hunter Endowment Fund clay slip, black (wild spinach) paint 2019.5

22 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 23 museum purchases & gifts statement of finances

Gift of Hallie Monroe Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Shielded Warriors, Galisteo, New Petrified Forest, Arizona, 2010 Norman Lewis (1909-1979) Mexico, 1986 Silver gelatin print Intermittent Light, 1952 OPERATING INCOME Silver gelatin print 24 x 20 in. Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. 2018.16.10 Total $4,570,366 9 x 36 ¼ in. 2018.16.3 2018.9 Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Gillespie Dam, #3, Arizona, 2010 Iwanyus, Abo, New Mexico, 1987 Silver gelatin print Gifts of the Jennifer W. Reeves Silver gelatin print 24 x 20 in. Trust 20 x 24 in. 2018.16.11 Donations, Membership, Tuition, Jennifer Reeves (1963-2014) 2018.16.4 Non-Government Programs, Events, Border Crossing, 2007 Gouache, ink pen, archival ink jet on Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Grants, and Store, and Rentals paper Lighting Petroglyph, Petrified 44% 49% ______20 x 29 ½ in. Investment Forest, Arizona, 1987 $2,258,446 2019.2.1 Silver gelatin print ______24 x 20 in. $1,983,148 Jennifer Reeves (1963-2014) 2018.16.5 End of the Wall, 2012 Gouache, pencil, wire, on hard 7% molding paste on paper 11 ½ x 16 in. Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) 2019.2.2 Rain God, Mt. Alamo, New Mexico, 2018 Jennifer Reeves (1963-2014) Color photograph Government Grants Beneicial Wilderness, 2005 24 x 20 in. ______Gouache, acrylic on paper 2018.16.12 $328,772 11 x 14 in. 2019.2.3

Gifts of John F. and Kimberly Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) OPERATING EXPENSES C. Zwetchkenbaum Jaguar, Three Rivers, New Mexico, 1988 Total $4,570,366 Color photograph 20 x 24 in. 2018.16.6

Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Fundraising ______Petroglyph, Bishop, California, 1990 21% Silver gelatin print $985,190 20 x 24 in. 2018.16.7 Programs Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) 67% Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Administration 12% ______Cook’s Peak, New Mexico, 1986 Fort Hancock, Texas, 1992 ______Silver gelatin print Silver gelatin print $3,046,768 20 x 24 in. 20 x 24 in. $538,408 2018.16.1 2018.16.8

Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Salvatore Mancini (b. 1947) Dancing with the Circles, Canyon del Little Petroglyph, Canyon, ca. 1994 Muerto, Arizona, 1986 Silver gelatin print Silver gelatin print 20 x 24 in. 20 x 24 in. 2018.16.9 2018.16.2 Endowment $12.4 million

24 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 25 contributions: individual giving

$100,000 and above Jennifer Orkin Lewis and Ken Lewis Izumi Hara and David Koschik Alyce Gottesman and Denise and Paul Silverman Robert J. Koenig Kate Logan and Edmund Rung Susan and Arthur Hatzopoulos Eric Schwimmer Jonathan and Sidney Simon Julia Lanigan Carol and Terry Wall/ Denise Muggli and Nader Tavakoli Linda Heisler Fannie and Timothy Gray Shannon and Steven Siwinski Maura Lockhart and James Lukenda The Vance Wall Foundation Nancy Northup and H.C. Hunyh Jennifer Hanawald and Erin Smith and Lenny Barshack Myla Lopez-Lemee and $50,000 to $99,999 James E. Johnson Carey and Kyle Kolaja Warren Rabin Susan Sonneborn and Thomas Blim Richard Lemee Ann and Mel Schaffer Anna Lee and Paul Ernest Rougebec Zenola Harper and Allen Green Lisa and Tom Spadafino Valerie Lynch Rose L. Cali Susan V. Bershad Charitable Fund Janice and Mark Linaugh Frazeal L. Harris Terry and Jim Stamatis Margaret Malloy and Wolf Knapp Audrey Gaelen Tessie Thomas and Soam Goel Paul S. Mandel Geraldine Harris Adams and Rosemary and Robert Steinbaum Diane and Nicholas Masucci Christine James Robert L. Tortoriello Keri Marmorek Thomas Adams Arlene and William Taggart, Sr. Kathleen and Sylvester McClearn Adrian A. Shelby and Heather McCutcheon-Hitchcock Nicole Hoppe Judy and Ronald Targan Rita K. Nadler Edward Bindel* $5,000 to $9,999 and Daniel Hitchcock Lorraine and Joseph Hughes Marienne and Craig Treadway Floss and Brian O’Sullivan Margo and Frank Walter Angela Beekers-Uberoi Cheryl and Peter McMullen Rosemary and Al Iversen Sharon Burton Turner and Caroline Palmer and Estep Nagy Judy and Josh Weston and Hank Uberoi Joyce Michaelson Norman James Lincoln Turner Steven Resnick Bernard S. Berkowitz Amanda and Scott Milleisen Diana L. Johnson Lora Urbanelli and William Rae Kelley Reynolds $20,000 to $49,999 Brenda Bingham Carmen Nieves Jane Newman Kessler and Marlene and Anthony Volpe Marjorie Rich Cynthia Corhan-Aitken Monica and Carlos Camin Jennifer Odell and Robert Nossa Andrew Kessler JoAnn and John Weisel Jacklyn and Sean Rider and Murray Aitken Susann and James Connors Laura and John Overdeck Shruthi and Brian Kinkead Brenda and Herman White J. Michael Roberts Lisa and Joseph Amato LisaMarie Dias and Gary Steficek Denise and Austin Patrick Joanne and Carlton Klapper Jennifer Wroblewski Mona Rubin Linny and Rick Andlinger Louis Gagnon Lyn Rosensweig and Ilene and David Klein Rebecca Russell Michael A. Backer Lynn and Stephen Glasser Bruce Schnelwar Bonnie and Stephen Knox $500 to $999 Lisa and Matthew Russman Bob and Bobbie Constable Deborah and Peter Hirsch Michelle and Joseph Santangelo Gretchen Lerach Janice and John Benton Ellen and Jonathan Sander Molli and John Dowd Joseph M. Juliano Julia and Joe Savage Jennifer Ley and Kit Skarstrom Lynn and Bruce Bird Carole Shaffer-Koros and Patti and Jimmy Elliott Joanne and Fred Langbein Sharon and Christopher Sevrens Michael Loughran Eileen Birmingham and Greg Wawro Robert Koros Leslie and John Ford Jacqueline J. McMullen Lois and David Stith Maria Lupo Maggie and James Blake Michele and Bryan Shea Meghan and Stephen Hess Bobbi and Steven Plofker Matthew Townsend and Tara and Seth Mankin Kris and Jim Bromley Catherine Silver-Riddell and Tracy Higgins and James Leitner Alice and Ben Reiter Eric Thalasinos Megan and Justin Mannato Brad Burton and James McCloskey Roland Riddell Samuel Joseph and Dan Arrighi Hannah Richman and Judith and William Turner Carolyn and Mark Mason Heather Carter and John Strong Michele and Paul Sionas Wendy and Andrew Lacey Jason Slosberg Lana and David Masor Sandra and James Carter Sarah Stransky Toni LeQuire-Schott and Rita Singer $1,000 to $2,499 Helen and Thanassis Mazarakis Sara Close Susanna Suh and James Larish Newton B. Schott, Jr. Cheryl and Marc Slutzky Adunni and Herman Anderson Kathryn and Michael McLaughlin Shirley M. Cobert Michael Sweebe Karen G. Mandelbaum, PhD Jennie Sowers O. Bonni Babson John C. Meditz Gail Connolly Jessica and Quincy Troupe Gretchen and Sanford Prater Douglas W. Turnbull Olga and Alfredo Bequillard Chris Meyering Felix and Carlos Cruz Sarah Walker Lyn and Glenn Reiter Denise and Ira Wagner Radhika Bhandari Fritzi Mills Bea and Chris Daggett Sally and Alec Walsh Sharon and Robert Taylor Claire Walls and Banks Tarver Nancy and Alan Brenner Betty Jagoda Murphy and Salvatore DiDomenico Erin and Joseph Walter Joan and Donald Zief Lisa and Bill Westheimer Nancy Bylin Greg Murphy Jenny and Barry Donohue Karen Wirtshafter and Betty Ann and Jack Cannell Thomas C. Nye Devon and David Eagle Kevin Buckley $10,000 to $19,999 $2,500 to $4,999 Joahne and Kobie Carter Theresa and Chris Petermann Jacqueline England Maryann Zaleski and Lou Romano Susan Brady Abadan and Christine Adams Bonnie and Michael Carter Pilar Maza Pita and Vincent Pita Jessica and Michael Freeman Mustafa Abadan David Bershad and Mindy Cohen Susan A. Cole Claudia and Daniel Placentra Jennifer Gilligan $250 to $499 Pamela Bryan Andree and Copeland Bertsche Mercedes Cuervo and Terry Lowe Joyce Pokoy-Kurtulus and Patricia Gleason Elaine and Walter Anderocci Kimberly Chainey Betsy and Gary Beyer Virginia and Bernard Demoreuille Osman Kurtulus Odette Habib and Samuel Viscomi Audrey Anderson Sylvia J. Cohn Angelina Bruno-Metzger Karin Diana-Toder and Eric Toder Bobbie and Richard E. Polton Candace and Thomas Hickey Nancy and Richard Appert Lisa and Kurt D’Alessandro Eileen and Robert Butler Fran and Steve Dorsky Tamara L. Harris Robinson Caitlin Hurrie Samantha and Andrew Awad Paula Del Nunzio and Paul Balser Debbie Capko and John Cambria Lynn Egan and Paul Fishman Sabrina Rodgers Kai and Kurt Jackson Alison and Doug Bauer Jeanine Downie, MD and Suna Chang and Michael Potenza Richard N. Foster Debbie and Roger Rohde Carol and George Jacobstein Jane and George Bean Michael Heningburg, Jr. Sue Cole Cheryl Galante and Michael Foster Amy Rosen and Tim Carden M. Ann and Thomas Johnson Emily and Steven Becker Holly English and Fred Smagorinsky Melinda and William H. Connolly Elizabeth and Aristides Georgantas Patricia and Charles Selden Ben Jones Patricia A. Bell and Stefan Waldron Michael Frasco Christina Cotton and Brian Clarkson Ingrid and Derick George Shirley Bacot Shamel Kelly and Jeremy Kilpatrick Deborah and Steve Bernstein Elizabeth and Keith Helwig Teddi and Scott Dolph Edward D. Gold Lisa Silber and Richard W. Reiss Robin Klein-Strauss and Melissa and Robert Bigelow Colleen and Philip Hempleman Fannie and Timothy Gray Susan Sachs Goldman E. Belinda and Ferrill D. Roll Michael Strauss Terri Binder and Ira Berenhaus

26 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 27 contributions: individual giving contributions: institutional giving

Melissa and Robert Bigelow Pam and Howard Hirsch Maria and Richard Rampinelli $100,000 and above $500 to $999 Terri Binder and Ira Berenhaus Amy Horowitz and Eugene Stern Jane and Richard Redmond Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation American Alliance of Museums Rachel Bloom and Milan Patel Julianne Hunt and David Korfhage Justin Romanow New Jersey State Council on the Arts Brookdale ShopRite Shannon Bonifas Cheryl and Robert Jackson Noel Santiago Country Club Services Dale and Ernest Booker Gail Jaffe and Sanford Feld Daryl Savage and $50,000 to $99,999 Events by Joni Lauren and Fred Calenda Mary Lee and David R. Jones Christopher Fitzsimmons Anonymous Gallery Loupe Elizabeth and John Cannell Lauren Kelley Marayam Sayyed The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Gleek & Howard Tanya Carter-Barnes and Bettye R. King and Family Lucille and Gus Scerbo The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Hanover Insurance Group Frank Barnes Patti Koo and Rayburn Chan Melissa and Mark Schapiro Hughes Environmental Engineering, Inc. Nicole and Charbel Chalfoun Leslie Larson and Donald Katz Joyce Schnaufer and $20,000 to $49,999 John M. Reimnitz Architect P.C. Holly Hunter Christovao and Marie and Wade Layton Richard Reinhardt The Abington Foundation Lincoln of Wayne Joseph Christovao Nanci Lebowitz-Naegeli and Selena Schneider and Luca Bonardi Bank of America Lowe Roofing Sondra Clark Jean-Pierre Naegali Elizabeth Schulte Lacordaire Academy McCormack Plumbing and Heating Kathleen Comini Jonathan F. Lee Carole and Malcolm Schwartz TD Bank New Jersey Beer Co. Steven Davis Amanda and Carlos Lejnieks Kim and Richard Seltzer Nisivoccia & Company LLP Karen and William DeLuca Jill Lenoble and Paul Asman Rhonda and Bob Silver $10,000 to $19,999 Sanford Insurance Group, LLC Michelle Dice Daryl Liebel Judy Skillman and Liz Rigg Sionas Architecture, P.C. Rosina and Richard Dixon Ellen and Wendell Maddrey Amy and Lee Slovitt Fiduciary Trust Company International Spartech Solutions LLC Corinne F. Driver Jane Marcus and Johnson Tyler Joanne and Kevin Smith The General Store Sweebe Architecture Mariama Dudley-Williams and Josephine and Frank Martone Valerie and Matthew Smith The Hyde and Watson Foundation The Silver Family Foundation/The Bravitas Group Miguel Williams Denise J. Mayer Kathryn and Sanford Sorkin JPMorgan Chase & Co. Tosone Electric Christine Ehrenbard and Ann and Daniel McCarthy Claire A. Stepleton Neuberger Berman Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Fred Goodman Theresa and Michael McDonnell Virginia Steuart New Jersey Cultural Trust William H. Connolly & Co. Judy and Steven Elbaum Eileen Kelly-McGeever and Josephine and Edith Suarez Partners for Health Foundation Ziegler, Zemsky & Resnick Sara-Ann and Howard Erichson Michael McGeever Jenny and Patrick Sweeney $5,000 to $9,999 Rita and Robert Erickson Arlinda McIntosh Jill and Josh Tarnow $250 to $499 Carol Ewertsen Oneida Mendez-Laws and Cynthia and William Treene Association of Art Museum Directors Adams Addressing Associates, Inc. Kerri A. Fanelli Thomas Laws Bruce A. Tucker Kore Private Wealth AEPG Wealth Strategies Zella and Sanford Felzenberg Lauren and Robert Meyer Vincent and Len Uline The Montclair Foundation ArtYard Diana and John Fennelly Rebecca Budd Meyers and Shama and Sreesha Vaman Turrell Fund Associated Fire Protection Lucy E. Fitzgerald Kevin E. Meyers Francoise Varkala Wilf Family Foundations Beacon Pointe Carolyn and Joseph Fleischer Deborah Walker Michelsen Gail and Roger Vellekamp Bellevue Avenue Dental Associates Erin and Sean Flynn Mary Anne Miller Lynn and George Vos $2,500 to $4,999 BHHS New Jersey Properties Nancy B. Foster Polly Monsees and Ted O’Dell Mary and Walter Voytus Christie’s Church Street Catering Edward Garrett Nora Murphy and Christopher Mills Kristin Wald and Peter Simon Image Dermatology P.C. COREFIRE Wilma and Arthur Gelfand Pam and Brendan Nedzi Kay WalkingStick and Dirk Bach Kent Place School Courtney Rombough Architecture Ina and Richard Giardina Marie and Greg Needham Jane Wallace and Martin Healy Meridian Printing Edgekraft, LLC Virginia Gibbs-Williams and Maureen and Joseph Noto Jutta R. Walter National Endowment for the Humanities Encore Catering Al Williams Noel Nowicki Rose and Arthur Weiner Nisivoccia LLP The Garden Club of Montclair Sharon Gill Jennifer Odell and Robert Nossa Karen and Lawrence Whitehaus PNC Wealth Management Lisa Russman Photography/Nara Callanan Interiors Judith and Charles Gittleman Jane and Kevin O’Leary Lillian and Timothy Williams Living Fit Beth Gottung Irene Peltzer Jennette L. Williams $1,000 to $2,499 The Montclair Orchestra Dick Grabowsky Laela Perkins and Michael Thwaite Brigitte and Hal Wolkoff Community Foundation of New Jersey Montclair State University Cynthia Green and Joshua Jablons Elizabeth Peters and Richard Segal Manuela Zissler-Grenert and Ferguson Dental Associates Oppenheimer & Co. Betsy and Brian Harris Sheila and Bruce Phariss Paul Grenert Halstead Real Estate Prominent Properties Sotheby’s International Realty Susan MacLaury Hecht and Laura and John Phillips Keller Williams Realty - NJ Metro Group School of Rock Montclair Alan D. Hecht Ann Yaffe Philips and Lee Phillips McMullen Family Foundation Schumann Fund for New Jersey Fran Hecker and Rick Schwartz Shelley and Keith Phillips The Philip Riskin Charitable Foundation Suburban Chiropractic Jordan Heller Phoebe M. Pollinger RBC Foundation - USA Toni’s Kitchen Mary and Thomas Heyman Tanya Poteat

28 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 29 contributions

Constable Society 2018-2019 In Honor of Judy Hinds Nellie L. Tricoli Gifts in Kind Grooming Gallery Paris & Lily Liga Z. Stam Meredith Sue Willis and Grounds for Sculpture Ruth Perretti and Eric Kaplan Anonymous Andrew B. Weinberger Susan Brady Abadan and Halcyon Phil Cantor Photography Lisa and Joseph Amato In Honor of Elaine and Julian Hyman Margaret L. White Mustafa Abadan Izumi Hara and David Koschik Cara Placentra Linny and Rick Andlinger Mona Rubin Judith Wolf A. Lilienfeld Design Stephen and Ellen Higgins Claudia and Daniel Placentra Bernard S. Berkowitz Julia Zeppi Amanti Vino Howell Joyce Pokoy-Kurtulus and Robert and Eileen Butler In Honor of Pamela Jardine Marcia Zweig Lisa and Joseph Amato Indigo Design + Interiors Osman Kurtulus Joan Carlisle Sue Levy Gali Amitand Judo Gali Indigo Yoga Polly Morozov Design Studio Bob and Bobbie Constable In Honor of Ben Jones In Honor of David Klein Amy Leib Alexander, College Coach, Irving Farm Coffee Portraits by Michael Stahl Audrey Gaelen Wanda Croudy Wendy and Alan C. Fisher Division of Bright Horizons Jafajems Gretchen and Sanford Prater Tracy Higgins and James Leitner Robin Klein-Strauss and Amy Summer Designs Jaipure Yoga Rabbit Rabbit Deborah and Peter Hirsch In Memory of Kathy Juliano Michael Strauss Anzie Christine James Red Door Spa Doris and Irwin Honigfeld Arline Andros Liga Z. Stam Applegate Farms Homemade Jazz House Kids Cynthia Romano Anonymous Graciela H. Linares, MD Ice Cream Karen and Peter Keating Rosario’s Butcher Shop And Viera Artem In Memory of Lyle Lipzchutz Karen and Clifford Lindholm II Ellen Bakalian, Ph.D. Nancy Kennedy Italian Specialties Lauren Barretti Lisa and Neil Axe Karen G. Mandelbaum, PhD Barbara Eclectic - Village Vogue Kings Supermarkets, Inc. Salon Mosaic Inc. Diane Battista Lyn and Glenn Reiter In Honor of Partners for Health Bartlett’s Leslie and Kurt Knowles Salt Float Center Arlyne Berzak Adrian A. Shelby Andree and Copeland Bertsche Kristian Battell Kore Private Wealth/Jennie Sowers Sandwich Theory Nora Bishop Roy and Marianne Smith Theresa and Chris Petermann Beautycounter by Jaime Bedrin Lisa Kubnick and John McFadden Scala del Nonna Dale and Ernest Booker Judith and William Turner Beautycounter by Sophia Spehar Laboratorio Kitchen Amy Scerbo Lauranne G. and Donald Brunner In Honor of Henry and Mary Ann Reed Margo and Frank Walter Angela Beekers-Uberoi and Joanne and Fred Langbein Ann and Mel Schaffer Monica and Arun Chalgeri Virginia and Bernard Demoreuille Judy and Josh Weston Hank Uberoi Laurence Craig Catering Frimye and Albert Schaffer Jessica Charkow Bellatair Salon In Honor of Lyn Reiter Lawrence David Jay Catering Patricia and Charles Selden Silvana Consentini Janice Belove Bequests Andree and Copeland Bertsche LeWitt Collection Sharron Miller’s Academy of JL Cooris Betsy and Gary Beyer Anonymous Alan and Nancy Brenner Jennifer Ley and Kit Skarstrom the Performing Arts Loretta D’Agnolo Bloomingdale’s, The Mall at Short Hills Lois D. Schneck Charitable Trust Susan Sachs Goldman Libby Mills Design Shawn Elizabeth Early Rank Melissa and Nick Dandola Bobbi Brown Cosmetics at Theresa and Chris Petermann Janice and Mark Linaugh SLA Delta Gas Bloomingdales, Willowbrook Mall Matching Gifts Jill and Evan Shapiro Charles Liu SlowBurn Personal Training Salvatore DiDomenico Brookdale ShopRite Bank of America Charitable Maura Lockhart on behalf of Studios Valerie L. Egar and Bo Ridgeway In Memory of Mark Sabino Brunswick Zone Foundation Human Needs Food Pantry Sofistafunk The Skirt Co. Christine Elvin Jane Johnston BSTV Entertainment Megan Reilly London and Susan Sonneborn and Thomas Blim ExxonMobil Foundation Kevin J. Emery Cardiff Dugan Loy, CDL, Inc. Johnson & Johnson In Honor of Mel Schaffer Daniel London Amy South, Moss & More Lois Fisher Carol Ewertsen, education edges+ Nevin Steinberg JPMorgan Chase Foundation Amy and Michael Ipp Lukas & Berube Healthy Pet Markets James Fonzini Christie’s Valerie Lynch Studio Cooke John Architecture The Horizon Foundation for Rose and Arthur Weiner Alena and Todd M. Galante Holly Hunter Christovao and Martin O’Boyle Landscaping, Inc. + Design New Jersey Mario Galazzo Joseph Christovao Massage Envy Sweet Home Montclair TD Bank In Memory of Harold Sheinhaus Holly E. Gehrie Clores Flowers & Gifts Christa and Keith Maurer Table Leg Home UBS Shari Halpern Frederick R. Giovanelli Ronni Pressman Liza Cohn and Bill Wallach Rebecca Miller Tata Harper Skincare Nancy and Dominic D. Giuliano Katie Stillman Sue Cole Modclair The Chocolate Path Tribute Gifts Gary Godbee Cynthia Corhan-Aitken and Moline-Kronberg Cleaners The Commonwealth Club In Honor of Melissa Benchetrit Anne Goffin Smith In Memory of Raju Sonpal Murray Aitken Montclair Bikery The Dermatology Group Alexander Lasarenko Sharon Harms Devyani Shroff COREFIRE Montclair Breast Center The Montclair Orchestra Julianna Iarossi Corolle Dolls In Honor of Gail Stavitsky Montclair Community Farm The Pillow Studio In Honor of Chris Daggett Ellen S. Juliano Craig Brady Fine Jeweler Timothy J. Mannion Montclair Pediatric Dental Care The Plastic Surgery Group P.A. Andree and Copeland Bertsche Joseph M. Juliano Cynthia Rowley Elizabeth and Aristides Georgantas Montclair Rejuvenation Center The Wellmont Theatre Geneva Landolfi In Honor of Sharon Taylor da Pepo Thomas MacCowatt Montclair Tree Experts, Inc. Theresa Artigas Portrait Artist Mike Manginelli Community Foundation of New Jersey DePasquale Salon Systems Laura and John Overdeck Denise Muggli and Nader Tavakoli Tesie Torres and Jaime Piza Louis Marano D’MONI, Women’s Apparel & Betty and Greg Murphy Robert L. Tortoriello Theresa and Chris Petermann In Honor of Janice Victor Joan McCusker Accessories Museum of Modern Art Transmute by Lucia E. Belinda and Ferrill D. Roll Wilma Stern Marjan and Lawrence Minasian Doin’ Dishes Museum of the City of New York Turtle & the Wolf Sally and Alec Walsh Orange Fire Officers Association In Memory of Joseph Warren Fowler Dot Reeder Estep Nagy and Basic Projects, Ltd. Harpreet and Chester Twigg In Honor of Jeanine Downie and Carol Ann Pallonetti Jane Johnston Holly English and Fred Smagorinsky New Jersey Performing Arts Center Villalobos Michael Heningburg The Portasoft Company Faber-Castell/Creativity for Kids New Jersey Spine Center Vineyard Vines Carolyn and Mark Mason Gretchen Prater In Honor of Lisa and Bill Westheimer Ferguson Dental Associates New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Wade Maxx Art & Framing Linda L. and Coram J. Rimes Alice and Steven B. Hirsh Four Seasons Resort Rancho Newark Print Shop Margo and Frank Walter In Honor of Michael Frasco Clifford R. Ross Encantado Santa Fe In Honor of Joan and Donald Zief NJ Acupuncture - The Wellness Place Watchung Booksellers Linda Heisler Arlene Schaeffer Michael Frasco Tom Nussbaum JoAnn and John Weisel Lynne and Lanny Kurzweil Frederic’s Fine Jewelers In Honor of Lynn Glasser Gretchen Silver Over The Moon Wesley Jewelers Fume Cigar Shop & Lounge Joanne and Fred Langbein Catherine Silver-Riddell and Pachamama Yogi Woodland Indoor Playground Roland Riddell Frank Gerard Godlewski Paper Mill Playhouse Yardbird Montclair In Memory of Lorraine B. Haber Karen A. Staub Gold / Scopophilia Contemporary Parabolic Performance & Rehab Yogi Berra Museum and Amy Bechelli Steve Stefanelli Grand Marnier Paradise Nails Learning Center

30 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 31 staffAs of June 30, 2019

Benedetta Balsimelli Glenn McCann PART TIME Denise Jones Manager of Education Operations Associate Guard Clive Barker Programs Daniel Mueller Guard Margaret (Peg) Kenselaar Kristine Bowen Chief of Building Operations Museum Educator Genesis Barrios-Perez Assistant Dir., Youth and & Security Guard Robert Kent Family Programs Emily Nso Guard Batja Bell Lucia Burrafato Assistant Dir., Major Gifts Museum Technician Gerard Lardieri Development Associate, Omar Nunez Summer Operations Associate Membership Shirley Carey Operations Associate Receptionist George Mancini Alex Diaz Bruce Rainier Guard Operations Associate Edward Chang Preparator SummerArt Assistant Jose McCallen-Villafane Mari D’Alessandro Ellen Sander Summer Operations Associate Manager of Retail and Rental Valerie Coughlin Director’s Assistant Operations Communications Assistant Julia McGee Michele Shea Senior Accountant Oksana Ercolani Timothy Ditzig Assistant Dir., Corporate, Graphic Designer Guard Nelson Moss Foundation & Government Guard Leah Fox Relations Jean-Marie Emilien Director, Vance Wall Art Guard Karla Navarro Frances Smith Education Center Housekeeper Assistant Dir., Membership Gretchen Erdman Gabrielle Frasco and Annual Fund Guard Jean Occean Marketing Specialist Guard Gail Stavitsky Barbara Fishman Harvey Freeman Chief Curator Assistant Store Manager Claudio Sabino Security Supervisor Museum Educator Noaa Stoler Michael Frasco Beth Hart Assistant Dir., K-12 Learning Chief Financial Officer Julia Schuckman Director of Development and Gallery Interpretation SummerART Associate Joseph Garreffa Asif Iqbal Flora Torres Operations Associate Elizabeth Seaton Director of Marketing and Housekeeper Museum Educator Communications Prabhat Gurung Lora Urbanelli Video Producer Cynthia Shevelew Martha Kelshaw Director Business Operations Jacob Hastick Assistant Dir., Adult and Assistant Manager Osanna Urbay Guard Higher Ed Programs Registrar Maryann Vermonte Nanci Iovino Bruce Kenselaar Museum Technician Alison Van Denend Education Studios and Operations Associate Curatorial Assistant Exhibitions Coordinator, and Matilda Williams Kimberly Kruse Museum Educator Receptionist Melanie Vaughn Assistant Registrar Accounting Services Pamela Jardine Sekechia Wilson Sophiana Leto Coordinator Curator of Native American Art Guard Development Associate, Christine Walia Volunteers and Major Gifts Steve Jaskowak Robert Wood Assistant Dir., Special Events Ceramic Studio Manager Receptionist Susan McCafferty-Cancro Amanda Wong Customer Relations and Robert Jennings Arthur Zarin Financial Analyst Operations Associate Assistant Store Manager Program Coordinator

32 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 33 instructors & educators Vance Wall Art Education Center volunteers, interns, & summerart team

Shannon Anderson Carla Horowitz Susan Brady Abadan Joahne Carter Valerie Ablaza Sandra Carter John Atura Nanci Iovino Christine Adams Joseph Cavagnaro Raul Alvarez Barcelona Miriam Jacobs Lisa Amato Rosemarie Cetrulo Adunni Slackman Anderson Kimberly Chainey Nicole Basalyga Steve Jaskowak Bruce Anderson Amelia Chan Samantha Anderson Tyler Chan Kristian Battell Margaret (Peg) Kenselaar Linny Andlinger Saleena Chapple Judy Beck Catherine Kinkade Apple Retail Store Willowbrook Ashley Chen Isis Arevalo Jennifer Chen Janice Belove Robert Kogge Kerri Astorino Dariah Clifford Carly Austin Sara Close Lydie Bemba Joyce Korotkin Michael A. Backer Angela Coble Carolyn Berry-Snogans Jennifer Kucher-Csatlos Denise Baime Ariella Cohen Zachary Barbosa Liza Cohn Janet Boltax Catherine LeCleire Julianne Barraque Sylvia J. Cohn Rebecca Bartus Sue Cole Sarah Canfield Kristine Lombardi MaryAnn Baskinger Susan A. Cole Stephanie Castellano Jordan Manglona Kristian Battell Deborah Collins Adara Baye Susann Connors Gwen Charles Barbara Minch Angela Beekers-Uberoi Lena Contey Sara Ciccone Ryan Moore Elinor Behlman Elaine Conti Michelle Benjamin-Flores Cynthia Corhan-Aitken April Clark Karen Pica Gale Benn Jude Costanzo Meredith Bergmann Christina Cotton Dorothy Cochran Sharon Pitts Susan V. Bershad Khloe Crimando Anthony Cuneo Kevin Pyle Arlyne Berzak Tiffany Crowley Betsy Beyer Praesana Danner Karen Deluca Margaret Rothman Sierra Bivins Tatiana Daradar Alec Black Charlotte Davies Ellen Denuto Bonita (Bonnie) Reed Stephanie Boariu Alexis Davis Ronya Dones Jennifer Rittner Debbie Bogstahl Deborah Davis Nikki Brandon Kendra Dayhoff Nadia Estela Claudia Sabino John M. Brangaccio Kenneth Dayhoff TR Branski Jamie DeBerto Dan Fenelon Elizabeth Seaton Sebastian Bravo Quin DeLaRosa Michael Ferrari Nicole Siebert Kathleen Bray Sandra Deller Linda Breler Avery DeMarco Karen Fuchs Kristina Smith Charlotte Brookes-La Blanc Emma Demefack Grace Brown Caroline Dial Ritika Gandhi Karen Sullivan Jashana Brown Thomas Dial Gary Godbee William Sweeney Kristie Brown Catherine Donarumo Simone Brown Shayna Dooley Deborah Guzmán-Meyer Hillary Teichman Pamela Bryan Eileen Dormer Ashley Hananiah Julian Tejera Chloe Bugat Fran Dorsky Sophie Bugat Melissa Dos Santos Debbie Harner Lisa Westheimer Buzz Aldrin Middle School National Claudia Douris Junior Honor Society John M. Dowd Marion Held Aggie Wszolkowska Rose L. Cali Patti B. Elliott Monica Hill Diane Zimbaldi Dylan Campanaro Emily Englich Justine Cantrell Holly English Casey Carpenter Angela Evanglista

34 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT 35 volunteers, interns, & summerart team

Charcy Evers Alexa Hart Weronika Klisiewicz Charlotte Miller Deborah Rivers Amaya Toland Carol Ewertsen Ruby-Mae Heathman Sosi Korian Laura Miller Audrey Roclore Gladys Torres Barbara Farber Helene Heller Alexa Korkodilos Shruti Mishra Jesiree Rodriguez Robert L. Tortoriello Carolyn Feeley Cai Hellman Arnold Korotkin Priya Mistry Justin Roman Brittany Trevenen Joelle Feiner Liza Helwig Mary Krupinsky Anya Moehrke Andrew Romano Douglas W. Turnbull Katrina Felt Jade Heningburg Meliz Kurtulus Montclair High School Key Club Jeannie Rosen Sharon Burton Turner Brandon Ferber Michael Heningburg, Jr. Harriet Kushins Montclair State University Theta Simon Rosenstein Diana Tyson Kelly Ferguson Isabella Hernandez Andrew Lacey Kappa Chi Sorority Nyleve Ross Aneekah Uddin Anjel Fierst Stephen P. Hess Sofia LaForgia Montclair Teen Art Collective Maggie Rothman Anna Valerin Rebecca Fink Claire Higgins-Hart Anna Landi Conrad Moore Ariana Ruggiero Liana Vazquez Julia Fish Ramona Hilgenkamp Fred Langbein Polly Morozov Lisa Russman Chih-Hsuan Wainwright Madeline Flynn Denise Hindi Joanne Langbein Betty Murphy Grace Russo Carol Vance Wall Leslie Ford Emilie Hindi Jonathan Lee Roz Murphy Faye Sander Eleanor Walter Marina Forlenza Sophie Hindi Stephen Lehren Ellen Musikant Sophie Sander Frank J. Walter, III Ava Franchi Meridian Hinton-Cooley James Leitner Gabrielle Narcisse Viviana Santiago Margo Walter Jeremy Franck Deborah Hirsch Susan Lettieri Linda Nasta Minyu Sarbak Jay Walter Brandon Franks Rachel Hirsch Emma Levy Charlotte Nickason Ann Schaffer Allison Wang Jessica Freeman Veronica Holtz Jennifer Ley Katherine Nowicki Saumaya Schneider Bisa Washington Samantha Fricano Shareakah Hopson Ali Lin Jennifer Odell Newton B. Schott, Jr. Gloria Watkins Robin Fry Kayla-Iman Hughes Janice Linaugh Maureen Ohlmuller Camryn Schwartz Matthew Waverczak Madison Fulco Layla Hurwitz Kimberly Lindner Kathryn O’Keefe Bruce Seidman Kayla Weaver Audrey Gaelen Adanna Hylton Elizabeth Litt Dera Okuzu Sengal Selassie Jongeon Wee Massimo Garcia-Astolfi Charlie Hymowitz Myla Lopez-Lemee Luka Okuzu Sharon Sevrens Angela Wei Barbara Gelb Lisa Indovino Mary Beth Loughran Andres Ortega Damaris Shamberger JoAnn Weisel Girls’ Club of Glen Ridge Christine James Matthew Lutchko Mia Padberg Adrian A. Shelby Valerie Wilson Wesley Karlissa Giron George Janulis Melany Lutz Margaret Page Sarah Shiffman Katherine White Marguerite Giustina Audrey Jasper Valerie Lynch Brian Pasternak Alyssa Signorello Clyde Williams Jr. Jeanie Givens Inisa Jefferson Marilyn Malcolm Joshua Perez Sidney Simon Matilda Williams Lynn S. Glasser Jewish Vocational Services of Ann Malin Anne Petrarca Rita Singer Nicole Williams Cecil Glassman Metrowest Julia Malloy Carol Petrozzello Rohan Sinha Haley Winstead Anna Glorie William S. Jiggetts Karen G. Mandelbaum Catherine Phillips Rohit Sinha Mary Witterschein Ally Godsil Sahai John Lucie Maragni Karen Pica Isabella Sirianni Serena Wurmser Morgan Godsil Bria Johnson Diane Marisca Kyle Pierre Cheryl Slutzky Harry Xanthankos Eri Golembo Lily Johnston Andrea Marshall Claudia Placentra Cameron Smith Elisa Xu Hannah Gorman Zach Johnston Laureen Marston Steven D. Plofker Miriam Sokolska Rita Yohalem Shari Gorman Andy Jones Cassandra Martin Greta Poglinco Stella Song Jennifer Young Jacqueline Gorton Barbara Jones Sydney Martin-Grimes Joyce Pokoy-Kurtulus Susie Sonneborn Allison Yuan Lenny Green Ben Jones Adelia Martinez Susan Poppe Jennie Sowers Jaya Zacharia Michael Green Cheryl Jones Dylan Martling Thelma Portnoff Stephanie Speller Louise Zappulla Vivi Greenspan Rachel Kaiser Margaret Martogio Tanya Poteat Wendy Stahl Marilyn Zaret Edward P. Gregory Martha Kanner Susan Marx* Gretchen Prater Liga Stam Traci Zaretzka Liliana Grullon Olivia Karny Renae Maslag Jourdan Pridgen Ada Starbuck Viviana Zeballos Victoria Gu Patrick Kavanagh Teresa Matrisciano Shraddha Pundeer Linda Sterling Hannah Zerihoun Rachel Gumbrecht Sophie Keenan Andrea Mayes Jacqueline Qiu Sarah Stransky Erin Zhu Nuri Gumus Keller Williams Realty - Ann McCarthy Karen Radin Jasmine Street-Conaway Joan Zief Madigan Gyves NJ Metro Group Kathy McClearn Lee Rambeau Alex Stubin Barbara Zins Mark Hairston Kathleen Kelly Heather McCutcheon-Hitchcock Ashna Razdan Samantha Stulbaum Jibril Hammond Alara Kilic Nadia McManus-Shortt Helena Reichenvater Daria Sullivan *deceased Izumi Hara Gay Kimberly Cheryl McMullen Lyn Reiter Molly Sullivan Joyce Harley Julia Kinkhabwala Gioya McRae Katy Repka Debbie Sutton Marija Harnos David Klein Joanne Mecane Jacklyn Rider Sharon Taylor Lena Harrison Herbert C. Klein Rebecca Merritt Jennifer Rittner Tessie Thomas

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Front Cover: Kara Walker (b. 1969), Emancipation Approximation (Scene #18) from the set of twenty-six screenprints The Emancipation Approximation, 1999-2000. Screenprint. 44 x 33 15/16 in. Courtesy of Wolf Knapp and Meg Malloy

38 Back Cover: Helen R. Kaar (b. 1946), Eternity is in Love with the Productions of Time, 2016. Quilted cotton and wool. 73 x 49 in. Collection of the artist