American Friends of the Museum of Art Spring Gala! Thursday, April 25, 2013 The Pierre Hotel

American Friends of the 36 West 44th Street, Suite 1209 , NY 10036 To Dave Genser for the years Congratulations of dedicated leadership Suzanne Landau of the Director and Chief Curator American Friends of the of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Best wishes for great success,

Herta and Paul Amir With friendship and best wishes, Herta and Paul Amir American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Spring Gala 2013

Honoring Patron of the Arts Martin Sanders Artist of the Year Tal R Leadership in Public Arts Tsipi Ben-Haim

Thursday, April 25, 2013

6:30 pm Cocktails and Silent Auction 7:30 pm Dinner Dance and Live Auction

The Pierre Hotel, New York Welcome David Genser AFTAM Chairman Motzi Adam Sanders Address Suzanne Landau Director and Chief Curator Tel Aviv Museum of Art Patron of the Arts Martin Sanders Presented by: Suzanne Landau Director and Chief Curator Tel Aviv Museum of Art Artist of the Year Tal R Introduction by: Anders Kold Curator & Head of Acquisitions Louisiana Presented by: Joan Genser Leadership in Public Arts Tsipi Ben-Haim Presented by: Ambassador Ron Prosor Permanent Representative of to the United Nations Dinner and Dance Performance Burr Johnson Live Auction DawnMarie Kotsonis Auctioneer Musical Program Passacaglia of Handel-Halvorsen

2013 Recipient of the Irving and Mollie Sanders Memorial Juilliard / Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize Dane Johansen, Cellist

2012 Recipient of the Irving and Mollie Sanders Memorial Juilliard / Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize Sean Lee, Violinist Honorary Committee Paul and Herta Amir Mayor and Mrs. Ron Huldai Preston Scott Cohen Mayor of Tel Aviv-Yafo Leon and Michaela Constantiner US Senator Frank R. Lautenberg US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand George and Amy Roland Arne and Milly Glimcher Christopher Rothko and Lori Cohen Marian Goodman Gallery US Senator Charles E. Schumer Premier Host Committee Jill and Jay Bernstein Tamar Rudich Cheim & Read Gillian and Simon Salama-Caro Joan and David Genser Susan and Martin Sanders Jessica Mitrani Jane and Rabbi Barton Shallat Carol Penn Gala Committee Ellen Berger Marilyn Butler Marta Gucovsky Laura Kruger Jessica Mitrani Artist Committee

Lili Almog Izhar Patkin John Baldessari Philip Pearlstein Zigi Ben-Haim Elizabeth Peyton Francesco Clemente Tal R Peter Coffin James Rosenquist Marylyn Dintenfass Michal Rovner Mark Dion Haim Steinbach Nir Hod Donald Sultan Boaz Vaadia Committees in formation Selected Events Hosted by the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

• Lecture by Christopher Rothko on the works of • A day in the Hamptons to visit Ellen and Jerome Mark Rothko Stern’s ‘Art Barn’, luncheon at the historic 1844 home of Vered and Janet Lehr to view their private art • Sotheby’s Pre-Auction Tour of Israeli Art with collection, followed by a tour of the Vered Gallery, Jennifer V. Roth, Senior Vice President, Sotheby’s concluding with visits to the studios of Eric Fischl and April Gornik. • “A Day of Art in Westchester County” viewing the collection of two leading American collectors, • Three-day art tour of led by art historian Sherry and Joel Mallin and Arthur and Carol Goldberg Alard von Rohr. Tour included visits to the homes of collectors Christian Boros, Manuela Alexejew, and • Tour of the art collection in the office and home of Dr. Erich Marx and studio visits with Anselm Reyle Jerry Speyer, one of the two founding partners of the and Rainer Fetting prominent New York real estate company Tishman Speyer • Visit to L&M Arts followed by a luncheon at the home of Dominique Levy and Dorothy Berwin to view their • Cocktails at fashion designer Lisa Perry’s penthouse contemporary art collection to view her Pop Art collection with James Rosenquist as special guest speaker • Cocktail party at the home of Dolores and Ralph Barnett in Chicago to view their contemporary art • Cocktail party hosted by Jo Carol Lauder to view collection. Gary Metzner, Senior Vice-President and Mr. and Mrs. Lauder’s art collection Fine Art Director of Sotheby’s, presented “An Insider’s View into the Auction World”. • A Day Trip to Greenwich, CT to view two private contemporary art collections: the residence of David • Inaugural Gala of the Chicago Chapter of the AFTAM and Jennifer Stockman and the Brant Foundation Art at the Standard Club in Chicago honoring as Patrons Study Center of the Arts: Jeffrey C. Rubenstein, Lewis Manilow and Dolores and Ralph Barnett • An afternoon in the home of Anita Kahn, a major collector of Alexander Calder, to view her collection • Five-day art tour of London led by art historian Alard von Rohr. Private tour of Gallery, Saatchi • Visit to the residence of Beth Rudin DeWoody to Gallery and home of Lord and Lady Rogers and the view her collection of contemporary art Collection of Pauline Karpidas

• An evening lecture at Hasted Hunt Kraeutler Gallery • “Queens for a Day” included visits to the studios with an open discussion by Leon Constantiner on of two emerging artists Georgi Tushev and Marianne “Building a Collection in Any Market, Any Time” Vitale, lunch at MoMA PS 1’s M. Wells Dinette and a private docent tour of the Museum • Private docent tour of John Baldessari retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art followed by dinner • “Art Day in Philadelphia” included a private docent in the Trustee’s Dining Room tour of the newly re-opened Barnes Foundation, luncheon at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Granite • A day excursion to view works from the collection Hill Restaurant, and a visit to the personal collection of Melva Bucksbaum and Raymond Learsy who are of Eileen Rosenau in her Bryn Mawr home and a tour among the top 200 art collectors in the world, of her four acre garden followed by a luncheon at Charlotte’s Restaurant in Millbrook, N.Y. and a private docent tour of • Two cocktail receptions and two dinner parties Dia:Beacon composed “Artful Evenings with the Tel Aviv Museum of Art” in Chicago. Hosts were artist Jeffrey Breslow • Cocktail party in the Chicago home of Sandi and the and Ginna Frantz, Dalia Ratner with honored guest late Tom Kully to view their collection of contemporary Hannah B Higgins, Yael and Howard Scott Silverman art. Works by Dubuffet, Jim Dine and Picasso, among with special guest Lincoln Schatz and Ellen Soren with others, were seen as well as an assemblage of art architect and designer Scott Himmel glass David Genser

Welcome to the Annual Gala of the for the past twenty years. In addition American Friends of the Tel Aviv to making gifts of significant works of Museum of Art. We are gathered here art to the Museum’s permanent this evening to show our friendship collection, he established the Tel Aviv and support for the Tel Aviv Museum Museum/Juilliard Prize in 2009 in of Art, one of Israel’s leading honor of his parents, Irving and Mollie museums of contemporary art and Sanders. The prize winner, chosen by home to the largest collection of Juilliard, performs at the Tel Aviv Israeli art in the world. Museum of Art each year. Martin’s Tonight we are privileged to be steadfast friendship and support presenting Martin Sanders with reflects the true meaning of AFTAM’s “Patron of the Arts” award. philanthropy in its many forms. A philanthropist and collector, an It is an honor to present Tal R with ardent Zionist and devoted husband, AFTAM’s “Artist of the Year” award. father and grandfather, Martin has Tal R’s canvases have gained him been a member of the AFTAM Board international recognition for his unique vision of depicting shifting realities, nearly 200 art projects in New York hovering between dream and and around the world. Four “Peace nightmare, fantasy and reality. He is Walls” were created by young people represented in prestigious galleries in in Harlem, Pakistan, Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Europe and at Cheim & Read in New London. A fifth “Peace Wall” is York. Tal R was born in Tel Aviv and scheduled for Berlin. moved to Denmark with his parents In the Gala Journal you will see when a child where he still works and many beautiful images drawn from the lives. He is our first “Artist of the Year” Museum’s outstanding permanent to create two limited editions of collection. It will give you some idea eighteen impressions for which we of the breadth and depth of the are very grateful. Museum’s holdings, a treasure for the We are proud to award Tsipi people of Israel and a gift to the Ben-Haim AFTAM’s "Leadership in world. Public Art" Award for her tireless work Have a wonderful evening! as Executive and Creative Director of CITYarts. Tsipi is a passionate David Genser supporter of youth engagement and Chairman the arts. She has brought together over 100,000 children, 500 professional artists and 500,000 volunteers to work together creating murals and mosaics whose aim is to promote peace and understanding. She has spearheaded the creation of Suzanne Landau

Dear Friends, It is a pleasure to bring greetings from Tel Aviv to all the Museum’s American Friends. It has been six months since I have officially begun my role as Director and Chief Curator of the Museum, an intensive period of transition filled with many ideas, hopes, and dreams. Presently, we are in the midst of an exceptionally fruitful and vibrant moment, with a record-breaking 750,000 annual visitors who have viewed the broad spectrum of our exhibition program of international art including: , , as well as Israeli artists, Pinchas Cohen Gan, Naftali Bezem, and Angelica Schatz. Not to mention the two fashion exhibitions: Cristóbal Balenciaga from Musée Galliera in Paris and Fashioning the Object: Bless, Boudicca, Sandra Backlund organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, presenting the public with a unique juxtaposition between classic couture and contemporary fashion design. With springtime in the air, we look forward to realizing many other ambitious projects with the help of our many friends. We are glad that we already have a rich exhibition program through 2014. The renovation of the Museum’s Sculpture Garden and the entrance to the main building are also underway, and a new Museum logo and typography will come into practice this May. In addition, we have formed a new group of the Israeli Friends of the Museum, as well as an acquisition group for Israeli art. All these, as well as many other challenging plans, will reinforce the Museum’s role as an energetic and cutting-edge center in the heart of Israel. This evening we are honored to present AFTAM’s Patron of the Arts Award to an ardent Zionist, an important collector and one of the Museum’s loyal supporters, Martin Sanders. In addition to being the Museum’s Honorary Fellow and the AFTAM Honorary Chairman, Martin has contributed to the enrichment of our collection, and established the Irving and Mollie Sanders Memorial Juilliard/Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize, which has created a bridge between the Museum and the leading American institution. We are also pleased to present AFTAM’s Artist of the Year Award to Tal R, whose works have been exhibited in numerous museums and collections around the world; as well as AFTAM’s Leadership in Public Arts Award to Tsipi Ben-Haim for her work with children and youths, engaging their creativity and imaginations through public art projects. I wish to take this opportunity to thank AFTAM’s President, David Genser, and Executive Director, Enid Shapiro, as well as the AFTAM’s members of the Board of Trustees for their continued support and dedication. Finally, I wholeheartedly thank all of the American Friends of the Museum who are here today, and look forward to welcoming each of you to the Museum for our Annual International Board of Governors Meeting and Events that will take place from 1-5 November 2013.

Very truly yours,

Suzanne Landau Director and Chief Curator Patron of the Arts Martin Sanders Photo by Rainer Fettting, 1993

Martin Sanders is an ardent Zionist who music-loving public a wide range of has been a supporter of the State of Israel musical choices including orchestral since its founding in 1948. He has performances, chamber music, jazz, piano traveled there over three hundred times recitals and vocal music. since his first visit in 1961. In 2009 Martin established the Tel Aviv Martin has served on the Board of the Museum/Juilliard Prize in honor of his American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum beloved parents Irving and Mollie of Art for over twenty years. As a frequent Sanders. The recipient of the prize is an visitor to the Museum, his involvement is a outstanding solo instrumentalist chosen very personal one. He has befriended by Juilliard to perform at the Tel Aviv many of the curators and their colleagues, Museum of Art. The three young soloists as well as the Museum’s “Friends” from over the past three years were, England, France, Italy, and chronologically, Hee Wong Joyce Yang Switzerland. (pianist), Naomi Rachel Kudo (pianist) and In 2009 at Martin’s request, the late and Sean Lee (violinist). In 2012 the brilliant beloved Professor Motti Omer chose ten young violinist Sean Lee performed with of the prime works from his world-travelled the Symphony as a memorial to Neue Wilde Collection as a gift to the Motti Omer. Following that concert Sean Museum. In November 2010, these works performed at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. in addition to prior gifts became part of the These brilliant artists were greeted Museum’s permanent collection. enthusiastically by sold out audiences. This year’s recipient, cellist Dane In addition to an outstanding permanent Johansen, is scheduled to perform at the collection and exciting special exhibitions Museum in November 2013. the Museum has an active Music Department, presenting more than 300 In addition to performing, the prize also concerts each year at the Tel Aviv includes an all expense tour of Israel as Museum of Art’s Recanati and Kauffmann- well as a cash prize to the winner. The Gitter Auditoriums. TAMA offers a prizewinners are provided with the opportunity of visiting the historical cultural commitment to protecting Israel and its spectrum of Israel and its institutions. citizens. This unprecedented Juilliard award Martin and Susan Sanders have been cements ties between two great cultural proponents of the famed Algemeiner institutions in the goal of furthering peace newspaper in its recent re-emergence as and tolerance. a foremost media voice on behalf of and Israel. The Algemeiner was recently Samuel Sanders, the world renowned described by CNBC as “the fastest collaborative pianist, a Juilliard faculty growing Jewish newspaper in America.” member and late brother of Martin, performed with Matt Haimovitz at the As tireless advocates for the State of Museum in 1994. After Samuel’s death, Israel and the Jewish people, Susan and Martin established the Samuel Sanders Martin, through the careful citing of Collaborative Piano Prize at the Juilliard historical and contemporary records, help School in his memory. to present a balanced view of current world events concerning Israel and Jews Martin financed the inaugural Cape and around the world. Island Chamber Music Concert Series, founded by Samuel over thirty years ago, Martin and Susan were married in and served on the board for a number of Jerusalem in 1985 on the terrace of his years. then home. Susan and Martin are Modern Orthodox Jews who attend both the His philanthropic endeavors extend Kehilath Jeshuran Synagogue and The beyond these prestigious artistic Fifth Avenue Congregation of which institutions. Martin’s donation to the Martin was one of the founding members Jerusalem Foundation paid for the some fifty years ago. Susan shares reconstruction of the Menachem Zion Martin’s political, cultural and religious Synagogue – the first Ashkenzai values. Synagogue built in the early 1800’s in the Old City of Jerusalem. Susan recently retired after twenty-five years of dedication to teaching first He recently funded a cancer palliative graders with special needs at the Ramaz care facility at the Shaare Zedek Hospital Lower School and in Manhasset, Long in Jerusalem in memory of his beloved Island. sister Marjorie and her son Dr. Marc Sanders Visner. Martin’s four children; Orchidia, Michele, Adam and Emmanuel range in age from Over the years he served on the board twenty-five to fifty. Each of them have of The American/Israel Cultural lived and studied in Israel at various times. Foundation, The Bezalel Academy of Art They are committed lovers of the State of and Design and is an honorary member of Israel and Torah Judaism. the Board of Rabbis. Martin is the proud grandfather of Martin was first to contribute and Miranda, Malka, Liat, Rivka, Ruth and support the organization committed to the David. training of guide dogs that aid Israeli soldiers blinded in combat, and was an Martin greatly appreciates the honor of initial advocate of “Our Soldiers Speak”, an “Patron of the Arts” bestowed upon him organization which seeks to educate by the Board of the American Friends of people of the Diaspora about the IDF’s the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Artist of the Year Tal R

Photographer: Noam Griegst. Courtesy Cheim & Read, New York. Tal R was born Tal Rosenzweig in intentionally easy to describe, but Tel Aviv in 1967 to a Danish mother meaning, as in dreams, is enigmatic. and Czechoslovakian Jewish father. Tal works with a variety of media— Raised in Denmark, his childhood was collage, sculpture, installation, defined by his family’s split identity: painting—and intuitively culls imagery the orderly Scandinavian society of from diverse sources. (He cites the his maternal side contrasted with his Yiddish word kolbojnik—”leftovers”—as father’s experience as a Holocaust a loose definition for his process of survivor. Tal’s traditional Hebrew gathering inspiration.) Historical and name, which also means “number” in art historical references abound: Danish, did not assist in his threads of Expressionism, Fauvism, acclimation, especially among school- and Symbolism run throughout, as do aged peers. Drawing provided a nods to traditional Scandinavian art, needed escape. As he has said: “For Art Nouveau, and outsider or me, drawing was the same as children’s art. dreaming at night: you don’t decide Tal R lives and works in what to dream about, you dream Copenhagen. He has had solo about what you need.” Tal’s self- exhibitions at Louisiana Museum for identification as an outsider, caught Moderne Kunst, Denmark (2007), between two worlds, fueled a fertile Kunsthalle Mannheim (2007), artistic landscape of shifting realities. Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht His unique vision eventually led him to (2008), Camden Arts Centre, London the Royal Danish Academy of Fine (2008), Cheim & Read, New York Arts, where his work caught the eye (2012), Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, of Louisiana Museum curator Anders Germany (2012), Museu Brasileiro da Kold. Escultura, São Paolo (2012), Galerie The duality of Tal’s heritage is im Taxispalais, Innsbruck (2012), recognized in his work, which offers Städtische Galerie Wolfsburg, sensations both celebratory and Wolfsburg, Germany (2013), sinister. Saturated color is weighted Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, by shadow; café and street scenes, (2013), ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, festooned and radiant, are Århus, Denmark (2013) and currently simultaneously claustrophobic and holds a Guest Professorship at labyrinthine. His subject matter is Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. Tal R The Hour 2013 Woodcut on Igepa pure archival 250 gram paper in five colors Signed Edition of 18 21.65 x 21.46 inches Donated by the artist Tal R The Minute 2013 Woodcut on Somerset 300 gram paper in five colors Signed Edition of 18 37 x 25.59 inches Donated by the artist Leadership in Public Arts Tsipi Ben-Haim

Photo by Rebecca Arnold

Tsipi Ben-Haim is the Executive & youth and engaging them in Public Creative Director of CITYarts, Inc., a Art projects that activate their 44-year-old non-profit organization in imagination and desire to make a New York City. Twenty-five years ago, difference. Tsipi was asked to take over an She created a structure of six organization that was on the brink of programs, including the international extinction. Tsipi had the vision and the Young Minds Build Bridges program, dream of what CITYarts could which was created following the achieve. She changed the name from tragic events of 9/11. Creating CITYarts Workshop to CITYarts, Inc., bridges of cultural understanding aiming the focus of the organization through art, Young Minds Build at the voices of our children and Bridges includes the flagship project Disney, Agnes Gund, and Jeanne Pieces for Peace with Youth from Rohatyn, among others). In addition Around the World, which is now in 62 to CITYarts’ many proclamations from countries and has led to the creation the City of New York, in 1996, of four Peace Walls in Harlem, New CITYarts received an award from York; Karachi, Pakistan; Tel Aviv, Commissioner of Police Bratton for Israel; and London, U.K., with plans making the city of New York safer for underway for Peace Walls in Berlin, our kids. Germany and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Tsipi holds a B.A. from Tel-Aviv Through creativity, perseverance, University and a Master’s degree and determination, she is largely from New York University. She lives in responsible for the success of over SoHo, New York City with her 200 public art projects, including husband artist Zigi Ben-Haim and her murals, mosaics, and , son Yori Ben-Haim. Outside of her around the 5 boroughs of New York work with CITYarts, Tsipi is an City and beyond, connecting youth accomplished poet, writer, public from different countries and cultures speaker, and art critic for various around the world by creating projects magazines and foreign press outlets. that address civic and social issues. As a curator, Tsipi organized several To date, CITYarts has impacted over exhibitions, including the recent 100,000 kids, collaborated with more traveling CITYarts exhibition Pieces than 500 artists, partnered with over for Peace with Youth from Around the 1,500 sponsors, and engaged over World, which was most recently 500,000 volunteers. exhibited at the in Under Tsipi’s leadership, CITYarts London, at the European Union has been funded by government Parliament in Brussels, and the U.N. agencies, corporations, foundations, headquarters in New York, among and numerous generous individuals other locations, with plans already (including NASA, the National underway for bringing the exhibition Endowment for the Arts, Allianz, to , Tunisia and Colombia.

Dane Johansen

American cellist Dane Johansen performs extensively throughout the world as a soloist, chamber musician, and member of the Escher String Quartet. Praised for his “brave virtuosity” and “staggering aplomb” by The New York Times and New York Magazine, Johansen debuted at Lincoln Center in 2008, performing Elliott Carter’s Cello Concerto with James Levine in celebration of the composer’s centennial. Johansen is a regular guest artist of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and has performed at The Marlboro Music Festival, Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival and Seattle Chamber Music Festival. He has performed in China, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Czech Republic, Finland, England, Ireland, Mexico, and Canada and has collaborated with Pinchas Zukerman, David Shifrin, Joseph Lin and Jason Vieaux. In 2010, Johansen performed Bach’s Six Suites for Solo Cello at Alice Tully Hall. The following year, he gave the New York premiere of the Crouching Tiger Concerto with composer Tan Dun and the Metropolis Ensemble at the Lincoln Center Outdoor Festival for an audience of 4,000 people. As the first winner of Juilliard’s Leo Ruiz Memorial Award, Johansen made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2012. Next season, as winner of Juilliard’s Sanders Prize, Johansen will perform Bloch’s Schelomo with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra in Israel. In May of 2014, he will hike the Camino de Santiago with his cello and perform Bach’s Six Suites for Solo Cello at religious sites along the way. This project will be made into a documentary film with an accompanying recording. As cellist of the Escher String Quartet, Johansen records for the Naxos and BIS labels, with quartet cycles of Mendelssohn and Zemlinsky scheduled for release in 2013. The quartet recorded for BBC Radio 3 in London as New Generation Artists, and performs regularly in New York as Artists of The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. The quartet recently appeared at The BBC Proms in London, City of London Festival, Harrogate International Festival, and Cheltenham Music Festival. A native of Fairbanks, Alaska, Johansen studied at The Cleveland Institute of Music, The Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris, and The Juilliard School, where he earned an Artist Diploma. His mentors include Joel Krosnick, David Soyer, Richard Aaron, the Emerson String Quartet and Bernard Greenhouse. Johansen is on the faculty at The Juilliard School as assistant to Joel Krosnick and at Juilliard’s Pre-College. He plays a cello made for him by Stefan Valcuha in 2011. Sean Lee

With performances described by The New York Times as “breathtakingly beautiful”, violinist Sean Lee is quickly gaining recognition as one of today’s most talented rising artists, having received prizes in the “Premio Paganini” International Violin Competition and the Young Concert Artists International Auditions. Sean Lee’s debut album, “The Juilliard Sessions: Sean Lee” was released by EMI Classics exclusively for iTunes in February 2012 and reached the Top 20 of the iTunes “Top Classical Albums” list. Highlights of the 2012/13 season include concerto performances with the Jerusalem Symphony (as the winner of the Sanders/Juilliard/Tel Aviv Museum Prize) and Utah Symphony, and a recital in Vienna’s Konzerthaus. In recent years, Lee has appeared as a soloist with the Orchestra Del Teatro Carlo Felice, Westchester Symphony, Peninsula Symphony, Torrance Symphony, Redlands Symphony, and the Juilliard Orchestra, and as a recitalist, Lee has performed at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and Lincoln Center’s David Rubenstein Atrium. In addition to his solo engagements, Lee is an equally involved chamber musician, and will perform with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center from 2012-15 as a Chamber Music Society Two Artist. After receiving his Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees as a student of Itzhak Perlman, Lee currently serves as teaching assistant to Itzhak Perlman at the Juilliard School, and also teaches as a faculty member of the Perlman Music Program, where he was a student for six years. Sean Lee performs on a 1799 Nicolas Lupot violin. Burr Johnson

Burr Johnson has been choreographing and presenting dances in New York City since 2009. His works have been shown at Dixon Place, Judson Church, Rooftop Dance, Elizabeth Dee Gallery, Josée Bienvenu Gallery, and Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church. For an evening commissioned by Danspace Project in May 2012, Photo by Rachel Shane Burr received funding from the Jerome Foundation and a late-stage production grant from the Mertz Gilmore Foundation. Burr has performed in the works of Christopher Williams, Helen Simoneau, Shen Wei, and John Jasperse. He is currently in residence at New York Live Arts and will have a Studio Series showing on May 10th and 11th, 2013. "In other choreographers’ dances the long-limbed and striking Mr. Johnson stands out as a beautifully precise space eater. His promising choreography, not surprisingly, reads partly as an extension of these delicious qualities." -Claudia La Rocco, New York Times.

Photo by Ian Douglas American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN EMERITUS David Genser Stanley I. Batkin HONORARY CHAIRMAN Martin Sanders VICE CHAIRS Marilyn Butler Michael A. Nachman Jessica Mitrani Steven P. Schwartz TREASURER SECRETARY Ed Blank Orna Stern

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Paul Abrams Ronald S. Lauder Isabelle & Scott Black Jane Stern Lebell Tamir Bloom Carol Penn Milton Esterow James Rosenquist Michael Feldschuh Tamar Rudich Audrey & Harvey Feuerstein Michael S. Sachs Shirley Fiterman Gillian Salama-Caro Laura Kruger Jane Shallat EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Enid Shapiro Tel Aviv Museum of Art CHAIRMAN DIRECTOR and Ron Huldai CHIEF CURATOR Mayor of Tel Aviv-Yafo Suzanne Landau

27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd., Tel Aviv Israel 61332

Herta and Paul Amir Building Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Art Education Center A Selection of Works from the Collection of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Top: Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) Portrait of Madame de Vicq, 1625 Oil on panel, 73.4 x 53 cm Acquisition through the bequest of Charles S.Weston, USA, 1992 Bottom: Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) Self-Portrait, Leaning on a Stone Sill, 1639 Etching and drypoint, 20.5 x 16.4 cm Gift of Charles and Evelyn Kramer, New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1983 Top: Maurycy Gottlieb (1856-1879) Jews Praying in the Synagogue on Yom Kippur, 1878 Oil on canvas, 245 x 192 cm Gift of Sidney Lamon, New York, through the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, 1955 Bottom: Maurycy Gottlieb (1856-1879) Portrait of Laura Henschel-Rosenfeld, 1877 Oil on canvas, 79 x 63 cm Gift of Vali Marx, Holland, and Bat Sheva Shaflen, Kibbutz Hefzibah, Israel, 1955 Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) The Sheperdess (After Millet), 1889 Oil on canvas, 53 x 41.5 cm Moshe and Sara Mayer Collection Top: Edgar Degas (1834-1917) Two Dancing Girls, ca. 1880 Pastel and charcoal or black chalk on paper, 55 x 68 cm Bequest of Dr. Herman Lorber, New York, 1961 Bottom: Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) Barbaric Tales, 1892 Oil on canvas, 39 x 28 cm Moshe and Sara Mayer Collection James Ensor (1860-1949) My Favorite Room, 1892 Oil on canvas, 80 x 99.7 cm Gift of the children of Oscar and Shulamit Fischer, Tel Aviv, 1947, in memory of their parents Top: Edvard Munch (1863-1944) Madonna, 1895 Color lithograph, 69.9 x 50 cm Gift of Charles and Evelyn Kramer, New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1986 Bottom: Alexej von Jawlensky (1864-1941) Savior’s Face: Dolorosa, 1920 Oil on paper, mounted on cardboard, 37 x 27 cm Bequest of Lily Schwabacher, Ascona, Switzerland, 1989 Alexander Archipenko (1887-1964) Woman with Fan, 1914 Painted wood, painted sheet metal, glass bottle, and metal funnel Support: oil on burlap and oilcloth, mounted on wood panels, 108 x 61.5 x 13.5 cm Gift of the Goeritz Family, London, 1956, in memory of Erich Goeritz Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) Friedericke Maria Beer, 1916 Oil on canvas, 168 x 130 cm Mizne-Blumental Collection Top: Henri Matisse (1869-1954) Two Women on a Balcony, 1921 Oil on canvas, 69 x 54 cm Simon and Marie Jaglom Collection Bottom: Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947) The Orange Blouse, 1918 Oil on canvas, 68.5 x 47 cm Simon and Marie Jaglom Collection Marc Chagall (1887-1985) Lovers, 1929 Oil on canvas, 55 x 38 cm Gift of Oscar Fischer, Tel Aviv, ca. 1940 Marc Chagall (1887-1985) Solitude, 1933 Oil on canvas, 102 x 169 cm Gift of the artist, 1953 Top: Georges Rouault (1871-1958) Confrontation (Profile of Clowns), 1929-39 Oil on gouache on paper, mounted on canvas, 95 x 76.5 cm Gift of Mr. and Mrs. René Lang, Zurich, 1975 Bottom: Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Woman with a Red Underskirt, 1921 Oil on canvas, 46 x 38.3 cm Moshe and Sara Mayer Collection Top: Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Child in a Chair (Maïa), 1939 Oil on canvas, 55 x 38 cm Mizne-Blumental Collection Bottom: Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Torso of a Woman, 1953 Oil on panel, 91.5 x 72.5 cm Bequest of Marya Rubinstein Bernard-Adir, New York, 1978, in memory of Dr. Bernard Bernard Top: Jean Arp (1887-1966) Idol, 1964 Bronze, height: 63 cm Gift of Helene and Zygfryd Wolloch, Scarsdale, New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1997 Bottom: Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1884-1976) Still Life in the Studio, 1932 Oil on canvas, 90 x 65 cm Gift of Dr. Rosa Schapire, through the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel, 1956 Top: Yves Tanguy (1900-1955) Endless Space, 1938 Oil on canvas, 27 x 22 cm Gift of Peggy Guggenheim, Venice, through the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, 1954 Bottom: Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985) Appearance in Court, 1958 Oil on canvas, 100 x 81 cm Mizne-Blumental Collection Top: Max Ernst (1891-1976) The Bewildered Planet, 1942 Oil on canvas, 110 x 40 cm Gift of the artist, 1955 Bottom: Max Ernst (1891-1976) The Oval Lady by Leonora Carrington, 1939 Collage, 12.2 x 7.7 cm Gift of Peggy Guggenheim, Venice, through the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, 1955 Francis Bacon (1909-1992) Three Studies for a Portrait of George Dyer (on pink ground), 1964 Oil on canvas, 3 units, 35.5 x 30.5 cm each Susan and Anton Roland-Rosenberg Collection Gift of partial interest, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1997 Top: Henry Moore (1898-1986) Reclining Figure, 1969-70 Bronze, 230 x 342 x 145 cm Gift of Maurice and Bella Wingate, London, through the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel, 1972 Bottom: Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) Venetian Woman IX, 1956-7 Bronze, height: 113.7 cm, cast 5/6 Acquisition through the Gilman Foundation, New York, with the assistance of Dina Ettinger and Tamar Rudich, 2001 Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986) Bleeding Heart, 1928 Oil on canvas, 34.2 x 29.1 cm Susan and Anton Roland-Rosenberg Collection Gift of partial interest, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1997 Left: Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) Black and White Painting, 1952 Oil on canvas, 147.3 x 45.7 cm Mizne-Blumental Collection Right: Mark Rothko (1903-1970) Number 24 (Untitled), 1951 Oil on canvas, 236.9 x 120.7 cm Gift of The Mark Rothko Foundation, Inc., New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1986 Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) Tel Aviv Museum Mural, 1989 Oil-based acrylic on canvas, 2 units, 700 x 840 cm each Gift of the artist Realization sponsored by the McCrory Corporation, an affiliate of Riklis Corporation, New York, 1989 Top: Fluxus Collective Fluxkit, 1965-6 Assembled by George Maciunas, Fluxus Edition, New York Vinyl attaché case and Fluxus publications 39 x 44.5 x 34 cm (open) Gift of Vera and Arturo Schwarz, Milan, 1998 Bottom: Piero Manzoni (1933-1963) Line 10.06 m, 1959 Ink, paper and cardboard cylinder Height: 22.8 cm, diameter: 6 cm Gift of Vera and Arturo Schwarz, Milan, 1998 Bottom: Top: (b.1945) Gerhard Richter (b.1932) Abendland, 1991 Two Women with a Cream Cake, 1965 Oil emulsion, shellac, ashes, and lead on canvas Oil on canvas, 75.5 x 99.7 cm 250 x 440 cm Acquisition, 1995 Acquisition, 1992 Top: Alighiero Boetti (1940-1994) Untitled, 1988 Embroidered fabric 115 x 107.5 cm Gift of Vera and Arturo Schwarz, Milan, 1998 Bottom: Joel Shapiro (b.1941) Untitled, 1991 Bronze Figure: 168 x 183 x 91 cm : 53 x 66 x 46 cm Acquisition through a contribution from the Pierre and Maniusia Gildesgame Estate, with the assistance of the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel, 1995 Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) Hyères, France, 1932 Silver print, 30 x 40 cm Gift of the Rich Foundation, Lucerne, Switzerland, 1999 Robert Capa (1913-1954) Absorption Camp Sha‘ar Ha‘aliya, , 1949-50 Silver print, 48.3 x 58.3 cm Gift of Edith and Cornell Capa, New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1990 Top: Anne Hardy (b.1970) Rift, 2011 Diasec mounted c-type print 150 x 196 cm Gift of Outset Contemporary Art Fund, 2012 Bottom: Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989) Louise Nevelson, 1986 Silver print, 60 x 50 cm Gift of Edward Lee, London, 1995 Top: Nahum Guttman (1898-1980) Resting at Noon, 1926 Oil on canvas, 93.5 x 107.5 cm Acquisition, 1983 Bottom: Reuven Rubin (1893-1974) The Artist’s Family, 1926 Oil on canvas, 163 x 129 cm Acquisition, early 1930s Top: Itzhak Danziger (1916-1977) Sheep of the Negev, 1951-64 Bronze, 2 units 109.2 x 195.9 x 82 cm 83 x 212.2 x 80.8 cm Acquisition, 1992 Bottom: Pinhas Litvinovsky (1894-1985) Arab with a Flower, 1926 Oil on canvas, 92 x 73 cm Gift of Hadassah and Raphael Klatchkin, Tel Aviv, 1988 Top: Bottom: (1908-1974) Aviva Uri (1922-1989) Bus in the Mountains, 1955 Requiem for a Bird, 1976 Oil on canvas, 70 x 100 cm Colored chalk on paper, 70 x 80 cm Gift of the artist, 1956 Gift of the artist, 1977 (b.1939) Chariot, 1984-5 Iron, loam and sand, 160 x 300 x 120 cm Acquisition through a donation from the Mendel Pundik Fund for Israeli Art, 1985 Top: Moshe Gershuni (b.1936) Rise! Awaken!, 1983 Mixed media on paper 100 x 140 cm Acquisition, 1984 Bottom: Tsibi Geva (b.1951) Keffiyeh 33, 1990 Mixed media on canvas 178 x 176 cm The Isracard and Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize for an Israeli Artist, 1997 Avigdor Arikha (1929-2010) Two Baguettes, 1990 Pastel on paper, 25 x 73 cm Donated in honor of Hadassah Klatchkin, 1991 Top: Tamar Getter (b.1953) Tel Hai Courtyard and the Ideal City, 1977 Polyethylene, green blackboard paint, chalk and photograph on canvas 122 x 140 cm Acquisition, 1978 Bottom: Joshua Borkovsky (b.1952) Chandelier - Reflection, 1996-7 Oil on canvas, 66.8 x 71.5 cm Gift of Vera and Arturo Schwarz, Milan, 1999 Top: Yehudit Sasportas (b.1969) Water, Digital Rain, 2001 Water-based paint and marker on MDF panels, 240 x 700 cm Acquisition through a donation from The Uzi Zucker Fund for Contemporary Israeli Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 2001 Bottom: Michal Na‘aman (b.1951) Killed a Penguin; A Nun was Killed, 1975 Photograph, paper and Letraset on cardboard, 39 x 51.8 cm Acquisition with funds donated in honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1994 Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson and the Adelson Family Foundation congratulate Tsipi Ben-Haim for her Leadership in Public Arts

ADELSON FAMILY FOUNDATION The Tel Aviv Museum of Art is a treasure that enriches the lives of us all.

Martin and Susan Sanders Honoring

Martin Sanders

For His Extraordinary Support of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

We Are Proud To Call Martin Our Friend

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Our warmest congratulations to the outstanding honorees Martin Sanders Patron of the Arts

Tal R Artist of the Year

Tsipi Ben-Haim Leadership in Public Arts

Joan and David Genser Jessica Mitrani, Roberto Caridi, Adrian Caridi and Juilian Caridi

salute the Tel Aviv Museum of Art for believing that art is the language through which we can build a greater understanding, compassion and a better quality of life for all the people of the region. To Susan and Martin Sanders Congratulations with a lot of love

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And our good wishes to Suzanne for the continued success of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

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