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Hall of Fame Brochure, 2018 Edition

Hall of Fame Brochure, 2018 Edition

WORLD HALL of FAME The Mission of the is to educate visitors, fans, players, and scholars by collecting, preserving, exhibiting, and interpreting

the game of chess and The World Chess Hall of Fame (WCHOF) celebrates one of the world’s oldest and best-loved games through vibrant, engaging exhibitions and creative its continuing cultural and programming. The organization presents exhibitions that explore the history of the game, as well as its artistic significance. remarkable impact on arts and culture. These unique shows—and related programs—are designed to appeal to both the chess novice and expert, defying expectations and enhancing knowledge of the game.

Along with its sister organization, the Saint Louis , the WCHOF has distinguished Saint Louis as the Chess Capital of the , a national and international destination for chess, art, and history lovers alike.

Opening Reception for The Imagery of Chess: Saint Louis Artists March 23, 2017 Photo by Austin Fuller

2 3 Due to the vibrancy of the chess OUR HISTORY scene in Saint Louis, , and the success and growing international In 1986, the United States Chess reputation of the Saint Louis Chess Federation (now US Chess) founded the Club (which opened July 17, 2008), it World Chess Hall of Fame (WCHOF). was then proposed that the contents of Originally known as the U.S. Chess Hall the Miami institution be moved to Saint of Fame, the small museum opened in Louis. Realizing the potential to provide 1988 in the basement of the Federation’s area youth with a vital educational then-headquarters in New Windsor, resource, Dr. Jeanne and Rex . The institution contained Sinquefield, the founders of the Saint a modest collection, which included Louis Chess Club, provided funding to a book of chess openings signed by relocate the institution to Saint Louis. , the silver set, and cardboard plaques honoring The World Chess Hall of Fame opened Hall of Fame inductees. In 1992, the U.S. on September 8, 2011, with Saint Chess Trust purchased the museum Louis' first Hall of Fame inductions and and moved its contents to Washington, opened to the public on September D.C. From 1992 to 2001, the collection 9, in Saint Louis’ bustling Central grew to include the World Team Chess West End neighborhood, directly Championship trophy won by the U.S. across the street from the Saint Louis team in 1993, numerous chess sets and Chess Club. Housed in a renovated, boards, and the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame historic 15,900 square-foot residence- inductee plaques. turned-business, the WCHOF features the U.S. and World Chess Halls of In 2001, the institution moved into a Fame, displays of artifacts from the new facility at the Excalibur Electronics permanent collection, and temporary headquarters in Miami, , and exhibitions highlighting the great was renamed the World Chess Hall of players, historic games, and cultural Fame and Sidney Samole Museum. and artistic impact of chess. The The Museum began inductions in 2001, WCHOF partners with the Saint Louis and continued collecting chess sets, Chess Club to provide innovative books, memorabilia, advertisements, programming and outreach to local, photographs, furniture, medals, trophies, national, and international audiences. and journals until it closed in 2009. Since opening, the organization has welcomed over 75,000 visitors.

Above: World Chess Hall of Fame August 2017 Photo by Lennart Ootes

Left: Guests at the WCHOF Summer 2017 Photo by Austin Fuller

4 5 EXHIBITIONS & PROGRAMMING

An important aspect of the mission of the World Chess Hall of Fame (WCHOF) is to provide world-class educational and cultural programming to the community. Programs are designed to target a wide range of audiences including chess, art, and music lovers as well as families and children.

The WCHOF frequently hosts tours; artist and educator lectures; and panel discussions presented by curators, The WCHOF hosts programming for collectors, and artists. It also has children and adults. Family outreach Craft & Cocktails and Sip, Sketch & brings crafts to the community, while Socialize events, in which guests Toddler Tuesdays include activities that participate in art activities inspired by develop motor skills, build language, the museum’s current exhibitions. and support socialization for children All of these programs aim to bring the 0-3 years old. connections between chess, art, and life through interactive activities such as The Monthly Music Series has grown book discussions, art workshops, and significantly in recent years, and food tastings. celebrates the vast musical talent in the Saint Louis region through intimate concerts designed to appeal to a broad audience. The WCHOF’s Composer Series presents music by the foremost composers throughout history, often performed by members of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.

Top to bottom: Visitors to POW! Capturing Superheroes, Chess & Comics March 23, 2017 Photo by Carmody Creative

Artist Talk with Crystal Fischetti March 9, 2016 Photo by Austin Fuller

Above: A Taste of The Imagery of Chess Monthly Music Series: Brian Owens Exhibition Opening July 26, 2017 September 29, 2016 Photo by Austin Fuller Photo by Carmody Creative

6 7 • Hundreds of exquisite chess sets, THE PERMANENT including one designed by artist COLLECTION Emil Pott for Tiffany & Co. • Archives donated by U.S. Chess The World Chess Hall of Fame’s Hall of Fame inductees or their permanent collection honors the families, including GM Hans history of the game by preserving Berliner, GM , GM artifacts related to significant players , GM , and important historical events , and including trophies, photographs, GM . scoresheets, periodicals, chess sets, and other items. Objects from • Mass-produced chess sets with the permanent collection appear in themes taken from television, the WCHOF’s rotating exhibitions. cartoons, comics, and movies, Collection highlights include: which demonstrate chess’ influence on popular culture. • Paul Morphy silver set, presented to the legendary player after his 1857 victory in the First .

• George Sturgis Trophy, which is inscribed with the names of the 1945-1963 winners of the U.S. Open Chess Championship.

• Perpetual trophy for the , one of the strongest tournaments ever held on American soil.

• Artifacts related to contemporary milestones in international and American chess, including the 2013-2018 Sinquefield Cups and the U.S. and U.S. Women’s Chess Championships.

Opposite, from top: Paul Morphy Silver Set, 1857 Collection of the U.S. Chess Trust Photo by Michael DeFilippo

Austro-Hungarian Mint Silver and Copper Enamel and Board, Early to mid-20th century Collection of the World Chess Hall of Fame, gift of Traci L. and Arthur B. Laffer family Photo by Michael DeFilippo

8 9 A WITHIN: DESIGNING CHESSMEN: UNIVERSAL TURF: EXHIBITIONS ADORNED ARCHETYPES, A TASTE OF THE IMAGERY PETER MANION FASHION & CHESS OF CHESS 10/4/2018–4/14/19 2011–2019 10/19/2013–4/19/2014 9/29/2016–3/12/2017 HARRY BENSON: OUT OF THE BOX: JACQUELINE PIATIGORSKY: ANIMAL, VEGETABLE, MINERAL: KINGS & QUEENS ARTISTS PLAY CHESS PATRON, PLAYER, PIONEER NATURAL SPLENDORS 10/4/2018–4/14/19 9/9/2011–2/12/2012 10/25/2013–7/13/2014 FROM THE CHESS COLLECTION OF DR. GEORGE & VIVIAN DEAN 9/29/2016–3/12/2017 CHESS MASTERPIECES: CAGE & KAINO: HIGHLIGHTS FROM PIECES AND PERFORMANCES THE DR. GEORGE AND VIVIAN 5/8/2014–9/21/2014 OPEN FILES: CELEBRATING DEAN COLLECTION 5 YEARS OF COLLECTING 9/9/2011–2/12/2012 9/29/2016–4/15/2017 STRATEGY BY DESIGN: GAMES BY MICHAEL GRAVES U.S. AND WORLD CHESS 5/8/2014–9/28/2014 THE IMAGERY OF CHESS: HALLS OF FAME AND SAINT LOUIS ARTISTS HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 3/23/2017–9/24/2017 A MEMORABLE LIFE: PERMANENT COLLECTION A GLIMPSE INTO THE COMPLEX 9/9/2011–2/12/2012 MIND OF BOBBY FISCHER POW! CAPTURING 7/24/2014–6/7/2015 SUPERHEROES, CHESS MARCEL DZAMA: & COMICS THE END GAME 3/23/2017–9/17/2017 LIVING LIKE KINGS: 3/9/2012–8/12/2012 THE UNEXPECTED COLLISION OF CHESS AND HIP HOP CULTURE OPEN FILES II: BOBBY FISCHER: ICON 10/9/2014–4/26/2015 CELEBRATING 5 YEARS AMONG ICONS, PHOTOGRAPHS OF COLLECTING BY HARRY BENSON CBE 4/27/2017–10/29/2017 MARCEL DZAMA: 3/9/2012–10/7/2012 MISCHIEF MAKES A MOVE 5/14/2015–10/18/2015 VICTOR VASARELY: U.S. AND WORLD CHESS CALCULATED COMPOSITIONS HALLS OF FAME AND 10/6/2017–3/25/2018 ENCORE! IVORY CHESS HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE TREASURES FROM THE JON PERMANENT COLLECTION, CRUMILLER COLLECTION PINNED! A DESIGNER PART II 5/14/2015–10/18/2015 CHESS CHALLENGE 3/9/2012–10/7/2012 10/6/2017–3/25/2018 BATTLE ON THE BOARD: SCREWED MOVES CHESS DURING WORLD WAR II GLOBAL MOVES: AMERICANS 9/13/2012–2/10/2013 6/25/2015–1/17/2016 IN CHESS OLYMPIADS 11/10/2017–3/31/2018 EVERYBODY’S GAME: LADIES’ : A FEMALE CHESS IN POPULAR CULTURE PERSPECTIVE ON CHESS PAINTED PIECES: 10/18/2012–4/14/2013 10/29/2015–5/1/2016 ART CHESS FROM PURLING LONDON POWER IN : 4/12/2018–9/16/2018 KINGS, QUEENS & CASTLES CHESS AND THE 10/31/2015–9/11/2016 AMERICAN PRESIDENCY THE STAUNTON STANDARD: 10/18/2012–4/21/2013 EVOLUTION OF THE From top to bottom: HER TURN: REVOLUTIONARY MODERN CHESS SET WOMEN OF CHESS BILL SMITH: 4/12/2018–9/16/2018 Global Moves: Americans 2/4/2016—9/04/2016 BEYOND THE HUMANITIES in Chess Olympiads 3/7/2013–8/25/2013 November 2017 THE SINQUEFIELD EFFECT: TOM HACKNEY: THE RESURGENCE CORRESPONDING SQUARES: PINNED! A Designer PRIZED AND PLAYED: OF AMERICAN CHESS PAINTING THE CHESS GAMES Chess Challenge HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 4/12/2018–2/24/19 OF October 2017 JON CRUMILLER COLLECTION 5/19/2016—9/11/2016 5/3/2013–9/15/2013 Victor Vasarely:

Calculated Compositions October 2017

Photos by Austin Fuller

10 11 2018 WORLD HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

1999 1991 THE CHESS Benjamin Franklin John Collins (1886-1935) The founder of the hypermodern chess 1998 HOW ARE INDUCTION HALLS OF FAME 1990 movement, Aron Nimzowitsch was not only a brilliant theoretician, but also the number three The World Chess Hall of Fame (WCHOF) 1997 CANDIDATES CHOSEN? player in the world from 1925 to 1930, behind celebrates the accomplishments of 1989 World Chess Champions Al Horowitz Representatives of the World Chess Federation U.S. Committee and José Capablanca. His most notable victories the game's greatest players from the 1996 (Fédération Internationale des Échecs, or FIDE) Harold Winston (Chairman) were at 1926 and Carlsbad 1929. United States and across the globe. 1988 nominate and select new candidates for GM Nimzowitsch was a gifted instructional writer, induction into the World Chess Hall of Fame. The institution houses both the U.S. and 1995 Frank Camaratta and his books Die Blockade (The Blockade, Members of the World Chess Hall of Fame are World Chess Halls of Fame, which as of Edmund IM John Donaldson 1925), Mein System (, 1925), and Die Edmondson, Jr. 1987 chosen for their total contribution to the sport. April 2018 counted 60 and 33 members John Hilbert Praxis meines Systems (Chess Praxis, 1929) Players as well as others who have made an are still read today. Several opening systems respectively. New inductees are honored 1994 Al Lawrence impact as authors, journalists, organizers, and bear his name, the best-known being the in an annual ceremony, which has been Arthur Bisguier John McCrary in other ways are eligible for induction. Nimzo-Indian (1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 Bb4) and Robert Byrne 1986 Sophia Rohde held in Saint Louis since 2011. Since 2012, Nimzowitsch Defense (1.e4 Nc6). Larry Evans The U.S. Chess Federation Hall of Fame WGM Jennifer Shahade the inductions have been held during Robert Fischer Committee considers candidates for the U.S. GM the opening ceremonies for the U.S. and 1993 Isaac Kashdan Chess Hall of Fame and sends its nominations Richard Réti (1889-1929) U.S. Women’s Chess Championships. to the U.S. Chess Trust each year. The trustees Victor Palciauskas Frank Marshall Richard Réti was one of the fathers of Paul Morphy of the U.S. Chess Trust vote on who should hypermodern chess, which he promoted 1992 Harry Pillsbury be inducted. The induction itself takes place World Committee through his play and writing. His publications either at the U.S. Chess Federation Awards Nigel Freeman included Modern Ideas in Chess (1923) and Gisela Gresser Luncheon during the U.S. Open or at the World U.S. Hall of Fame Inductees Professor Kurt Jungwirth the posthumous Masters of the Chess Board George MacKenzie Chess Hall of Fame. Induction are almost WIM Beatriz Marinello (1930). Réti was also a world-class player 2018 2009 always performed by either the Chairman of who defeated World Chess Champion José Bill Goichberg the U.S. Chess Trust or the Chairman of the Capablanca at New York 1924, ending the latter’s Alex Onischuk Hall of Fame Committee. World Hall of Fame Inductees eight-year, 63-game unbeaten streak. A one- 2017 2008 time world blindfold record holder for most Joel Benjamin 2018 2011 chess games played simultaneously (29 at São Aron Nimzowitsch Paulo, Brazil, in 1925), Réti was also a renowned 2016 Richard Réti endgame composer. The Réti Opening, which Kira Zvorykina 2008 2007 is characterized by the of both white bishops and the move c4, is named after him. 2017 2015 Jeremy Gaige Paula Kalmar-Wolf 2005 2006 Kira Zvorykina (1919-2014) 2014 Yasser Seirawan 2004 Kira Zvorykina was one of the strongest female Abraham Kupchik 2016 Alexander Alekhine players in the world during the 1950s and Jacqueline Piatigorsky 2004 Machgielis (Max) Euwe early 1960s. She won the Soviet Women’s -Stevenson 2013 Chess Championship three times (1951, 1953, 1956) and tied twice but lost in playoffs (1957, 2003 2003 2015 1958). Her greatest triumph was winning the 1959 Women’s , which 2012 Walter Browne Lyudmila Rudenko qualified her to play a match for the Women's against Elizaveta 2011 2001 Bykova. Zvorykina lost the match 4 ½-8 ½. 2014 She twice represented the in Maya Chiburdanidze 2001 Andrew Soltis José Raúl Capablanca Chess Olympiads, winning team gold on both 2000 Robert Fischer occasions while scoring an undefeated 17 ½ 2010 2013 Jacqueline Piatigorsky with the Winners GM Maurice Ashley poses with Chairman from 20. Zvorykina’s book Vri︠a︡dkh shakhmatnoĭ Diane Savereide of the 1963 Piatigorsky Cup Tournament, Harold Winston at Ashley's Induction to Elizaveta Bykova Paul Morphy GMs Tigran Petrosian and Paul Keres the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame gvardii (In the Ranks of the Chess Guard, 1984) Wilhelm Steinitz 1963 2016 recounts highlights from her career. Photo by Otto Photo by Lennart Ootes

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From the 1940s through the 1970s, Bill Goichberg (b. 1942) A HISTORY OF Robert Steinmeyer was Missouri’s A great innovator in American chess, Bill premiere chess talent, consistently Goichberg pioneered in holding rated scholastic CHESS IN winning the Saint Louis District tournaments (1966) and originated the National Championship. During that time, Saint High School Championship (1969), the National SAINT LOUIS High School Championship (1973), the Louis repeatedly drew grandmasters to the city for simultaneous exhibitions. National Elementary (K-6) Championship (1976), The city of Saint Louis has long been and the National High School Championship (1991). In the 1960s and 1970s, Grandmasters known for its rich chess heritage. Goichberg originated non-smoking events (1973), the like Reuben Fine, Larry Evans, Viktor In fact, the U.S. Chess Federation named Grand Prix (1979), and Rated Beginner Opens (1990). Korchnoi, and former World Chess He also ran many GM/IM Swiss events to help Saint Louis “Chess City of the Year” in Champion Tigran Petrosian visited Saint American players earn FIDE titles and popularized 2009 and 2011. In 2014, the activities of Louis to challenge local players. sudden death time controls and the Quad format. the Chess Campus led the U.S. Senate Goichberg organized thousands of tournaments, and Congress to declare Saint Louis the including the World Open (1973-), the world’s largest Chess Capital of the nation. for most of the past 45 years. PART OF A Alex Onischuk (b. 1975) As far back as 1886, Saint Louis hosted a segment of the first official Born in , Alex Onischuk immigrated CHESS LEGACY to the United States in 2001. One of only six World Chess Championship, which American players to have attained a FIDE rating culminated with Wilhelm Steinitz The Saint Louis Chess Campus, of 2700, he has competed in every U.S. Chess defeating comprised of the Saint Louis Chess Championship since 2004. In 2006, Onischuk to become the first world chess Club, the World Chess Hall of Fame won the U.S. Chess Championship, and he has champion. The 1904 World’s Fair drew (WCHOF), Q Boutique, and Kingside either tied for or taken second or third place national and international visitors Diner, has quickly become a main seven times (2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2017). He has represented the United to Saint Louis. It also served as an attraction for chess and art lovers, States in six Chess Olympiads (2004-2014) and occasion to hold the Seventh Annual families, children, and the general six World Team Championships (2005-2017). Chess Congress in the city. Frank J. public. The campus represents a Onischuk also played Board One on the U.S. Marshall, founder of the Marshall Chess unique destination where visitors can gold medal-winning team at the 2013 Pan- Club in , was named play chess, experience art, dine, shop, American Team Championship. In 2012, he became the Head Coach and Director of the tournament champion. Saint Louis and take a selfie with our landmark nationally-recognized chess program at Texas resident and founder of the original giant . Tech University. Saint Louis Chess Club, , was awarded second prize.

Another Saint Louis chess notable was Mrs. Eveline Allen Burgess, named Woman’s Champion of the United States in 1907. Samuel Burgess, Eveline’s From top: C.H.E.S.S. Cops Press Conference husband, was also actively involved in at Gateway Middle School the local chess community. He served February 2017 as the vice president and later president Mike Matheny Visits the of the original Saint Louis Chess Club, of Saint Louis Chess Club January 2018 which Eveline was an honorary member. Eveline was also an active member of Ladies’ Knight Chess Lessons May 2017 the West End Chess Club while Samuel served as its president. Photos by Austin Fuller

18 19 THE CHESS CAMPUS TODAY

The Saint Louis Chess Club (STLCC), which opened in 2008, is celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2018. Together the STLCC and the World Chess Hall of Fame, which opened in Saint Louis in 2011, form the Saint Louis Chess Campus.

Soon after its founding, the Saint Louis Chess Club became the home of the U.S. and U.S. Women's Chess Championships. The Saint Louis Q Boutique, the gift store for the Saint Chess Club has hosted the U.S. Junior Louis Chess Campus, offers quality Chess Championship since 2010 and chess merchandise, all-occasion gifts, recently hosted the U.S. Junior Girls' and thoughtfully-designed collectibles Championship for the first time in 2017. perfect for chess fans of all ages. Q Boutique is also the official online In 2013, the Saint Louis Chess Club retailer of the Campus, specializing established itself as an international in WCHOF souvenirs, autographed chess hotspot by organizing the memorabilia, and tournament . The 2014 Sinquefield collectibles. Proceeds from Q Boutique Cup was the highest-rated tournament support the exhibitions and educational in the game’s 1500 year history. programs at the WCHOF. Shop online at qboutiquestl.com. The Saint Louis Chess Club broke new ground in 2015 by partnering with existing tournaments around the world to form the Tour. In Above: 2017, the WCHOF organized a traveling GMs , , and Ian Nepomniachtchi at the exhibition titled : World Chess Hall of Fame The Art of Chess, which contained August 2017 highlights from the collection of the Left: WCHOF as well as loans of important GM Maurice Ashley and WGM Jennifer Shahade with 's artifacts and appeared at each of the Play It By Trust (Roskilde Version) stops in the 2017 Tour. April 2017

Opposite: GM with students of Gateway Middle School during the 2017 U.S. Chess Championship's Community Day April 3, 2017 Above: Photos by Austin Fuller

20 21 GIVING AT THE WCHOF

Philanthropists Dr. Jeanne and reopened the World Chess Hall of Fame in Saint Louis. Thanks to the Sinquefields' generosity, the WCHOF thrives on a strong foundation. The WCHOF continues to cultivate support from the community through philanthropic individuals, foundations, and corporations who support its mission.

Tribute Donation Caïssa Club Honor someone close to you with a The Caïssa Club, named after a donation that will help the World Chess goddess of chess, was established Hall of Fame continue to provide in 2016 as a joint gift program for the educational programming for children World Chess Hall of Fame and Saint and families along with bringing Louis Chess Club, which honors those extraordinary art and exhibitions to our individuals who donate an annual visitors. Tributes will be engraved on gift of $1,000 or more. By supporting the concrete chess tables located at the Caïssa Club, you are helping sustain the Saint Louis Chess Club. Tribute chess through education, the arts, recipients and their families will receive culture, and sport in the city of Saint a customized acknowledgement card Louis and beyond. to notify them of your gift.

For more information about giving programs at the WCHOF, please contact our development department at (314) 604-7998, or email [email protected].

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Dr. Jeanne and Rex Sinquefield with GM Levon Aronian at the 2015 Launch Event for the Ascension Partnership with the Sinquefield Cup Closing Ceremony Ferguson-Florissant School District September 2, 2015 September 15, 2015 Photo by Austin Fuller Photos by Carmody Creative

22 23 INSTALLATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WCHOF & RESEARCH The World Chess Hall Rob Storr of Fame acknowledges Brittany Boynton STAFF Dr. Jeanne and Rex Mac Holtsclaw Sinquefield, whose GENERAL MANAGER Sarah Walters generous support makes Joy Bray Paul Bogaty our exhibitions possible. Alexa Clavijo CHIEF CURATOR Christine Cooper World and U.S. Chess Hall Shannon Bailey James Knapp of Fame inductee images Ani Peckjian courtesy of the Saint Louis ASSOCIATE CURATOR Rachel Thompson Chess Club, US Chess, Emily Allred , the John G. IT SPECIALISTS White Chess Collection at Tammy Hyde DEVELOPMENT the Public Library, Lauren Stewart Jesse Richardson and the World Chess Hall Beth Deeken of Fame. PR & MARKETING EDUCATION, Brian Flowers Related programming and OUTREACH & EVENTS FleishmanHillard a PDF of this brochure are Taylor Bardsley Cabanne Howard, available for download at Rebecca Buffington Kaleidoscope worldchesshof.org. Tara Meyer Management Group Donations support our EXHIBITIONS MANAGER Q BOUTIQUE exhibitions, education, Nick Schleicher Brian Flowers outreach, and events. Luke Byrnes FINANCE ©World Chess Hall of Fame Norah Friel REGISTRAR Printed on Recycled Paper Cathy Gallaher Nicole Tessmer World Chess Hall of Fame GALLERY MANAGER 4652 Maryland Avenue Matt Dauphin Saint Louis, MO 63108 (314) 367-WCHF (9243) GRAPHIC DESIGN Paige Pedersen Share your WorldChessHOF Aidan Douglas photos with @WorldChessHOF    

Top: Marcel Dzama The Fatal Sister (detail), 2014 Courtesy of David Zwirner, New York

Bottom: Tom Hackney Chess Painting No. 54 (Michel vs. Duchamp, Strasbourg, 1924), 2015 Collection of Andrew Molyneux

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