Joslyn Art Museum

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YEAR AT A GLANCE

! 239,334 visited Joslyn Art Museum. ! 76 works of art were acquired by Joslyn Art Museum through gift or purchase in the following areas: American (4); Asian (10); Modern and Contemporary (13); Ancient (20); and European (29).

! 35 works of art were lent by Joslyn to other institutions (Petah Coyne's Untitled #1165 (Paris Blue) was lent twice: once to Galerie Lelong (New York, NY) and once to Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University (Durham, NC).

! 47 works of art were lent by other institutions and individuals to Joslyn's permanent collection. ! 8 special exhibitions were on view at the Museum. ! 35,792 attended tours, lectures, gallery talks, special programs for adults, art classes, camps, and other programs at Joslyn. ! The Museum ended the year with 18,075 memberships. ! 53,217 attended music programs at Joslyn. ! 93,178 participated in Joslyn outreach programs. ! There were 18,247,651 "hits" on the Museum's primary website, www.joslyn.org. There were 341,845 "hits" on the Museum's website for kids, kids.joslyn.org. There were 765,944 "hits" on the Museum Shop's website, shop.joslyn.org.

! Volunteers logged 3,684 hours of service for the Museum's Art Reference Library, Museum Shop, Membership, Education (including the docent program), and Marketing & Public Relations departments (including music series).

! Joslyn Art Museum receives numerous requests from around the world for images of art works from its permanent collection. These images are used in textbooks, exhibition catalogues, books, and other publications; featured on posters, cards, and calendars; and used in films, videos, or television programs. Of the images requested, 60% were of works by Karl Bodmer. One of these requests was from the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation, also known as the Three Affiliated Tribes, which received permission for a tribal artist to copy Karl Bodmer's portrait of the Mandan chief, Mató-Tópe (Four Bears), in a 20 x 14 foot image on its tribal water tower.

Annual Report January 1 - December 31, 2005 Joslyn Art Museum 2200 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska 68102-1292 Telephone 402-342-3300 Facsimile 402-342-2376 www.joslyn.org Museum Hours Tuesday-Saturday 10 am-4 pm Sunday noon-4 pm Closed Monday and major holidays. Extended hours for some special exhibitions. Museum Admission $6 adults; $4 senior citizens (62+) and college students (with ID); $3.50 ages 5-17; free for children ages four and younger and Joslyn members. Group rates available. Public admitted free Saturdays 10 am-noon, funded by a grant from the Peter Kiewit Foundation. Additional charge for some special exhibitions.

ON THE COVER, TOP TO BOTTOM: Pablo Picasso, Profile of Jacqueline with a scarf (detail), 1955, linoleum cut, Marina Picasso Collection, courtesy Jan Krugier Gallery, New York; Sir Thomas Lawrence (English, 1769-1830), Portrait of Sir Samuel Shepherd, (1760-1840) (detail), 1796, oil on canvas, Museum purchase with funds provided by the Berchel H. and Alice Dale Harper Estate; Boris Grigoriev, Portrait of Vsyevolod Meyerhold (detail), 1916, oil on canvas, Collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg; Chinese, Qing, 1644-1911, Kangxi Reign (1662-1722), Eight-Panel Screen (detail), early 18th century, carved red lacquer, gold inlaid brown lacquer, wood, Partial gift of Mr. Anunt Hengtrakul and Museum Purchase with funds from the Peter Kiewit Foundation

1 YEAR IN REVIEW

This was a great year for with Russia's Age of Elegance. Traveling all the way from Joslyn Art Museum, punctuated Moscow, world-renowned jazz saxophonist Igor Butman, by major exhibitions of Russia's top jazz personality, and his quartet delivered contemporary art, important an outstanding, energy-charged performance that prints, and works from Russia; concert-goers will not soon forget. Also on view during permanent collection growth, the series was Frederick J. Brown: Portraits of Music I Love, especially a major acquisition an exhibition of 24 paintings from this prolific and in the area of Asian art; new celebrated African-American artist's Jazz and Blues series. educational programs; and new Exceptional print exhibitions concluded the year, curatorial leadership. with Picasso: Master Printmaker and Out of the Wild: John We began the exhibition James Audubon's Four-Legged Mammals of North America year bidding farewell to the treasures comprising opening in October. Picasso featured more than 90 superb Renaissance to Rococo, an exhibition of 60 Old Master and rare prints by celebrated 20th-century artist Pablo works from the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art. Picasso from the collection of Marina Picasso, the The show enjoyed brisk attendance, with a total of artist's granddaughter. The exhibition was ushered in 74,957 visitors taking in the exhibition. with a Director's Preview with special guest Emmanuel With spring came a shift to new works by two major Benador, Director of the Prints Department at Jan Krugier contemporary artists, Stan Douglas of Canada and Dirk Gallery, New York. Benador is considered one of the Skreber of Germany. Making its American premiere at world's foremost experts on Picasso prints. The Out of Joslyn, Stan Douglas: Inconsolable Memories featured a the Wild exhibition featured select works from a set of new film work that was shown later in the year at the 150 superbly rendered and beautifully printed John famed Venice Biennale, and a series of photographs James Audubon prints acquired by the Museum in 2004. made during the artist's recent trips to Cuba. Best known These hand-colored lithographs comprise The Viviparous for his large-scale figurative paintings that explore the Quadrupeds of North America series, Audubon's second, tensions between subject matter and material, German equally ambitious project, following his monumental painter Dirk Skreber exhibited new canvases in Dirk masterpiece, The Birds of America series. Skreber: Na(h)tanz 2.0. This show at Joslyn was Skreber's Also, Joslyn announced that beginning with the first one-person museum show in the U.S. 2005-06 school year, all Omaha Public Schools student In June, Joslyn was honored to present Mir Iskusstva: groups visiting the Museum for tours of the collection Russia's Age of Elegance, featuring paintings from Russia's or special exhibitions will receive free admission. The World of Art movement never before seen in the U.S. Museum is proud to ensure that these students and from the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg. teachers in Nebraska's largest, most culturally, Attended by 100,315 visitors, Russia's Age of Elegance economically, and socially diverse district will have represented a continuation of Joslyn's collaboration Joslyn as a resource, free of charge. with Russian museums that began in 2003. A variety of Joslyn's national search for a senior level curator exhibition-related programming included a Gala preview concluded with the hiring of Dr. John Wilson as and a members opening with special guests Yevgenia Director of Curatorial Affairs/Curator of European art. Petrova, Deputy Director of the State Russian Museum, John was a consultant and independent curator and St. Petersburg; Alexander Vershbow, U.S. Ambassador served as consultative curator of painting and sculpture to the Russian Federation; and Lisa Vershbow, his wife for Cincinnati's Taft Museum of Art before arriving at and an artist/jewelry designer whose work was featured Joslyn in the fall. From 1990 to 1999 he was the Curator in a related exhibition, Four Years in Russia. of Painting and Sculpture at the Cincinnati Art Later in the year, Joslyn's international partnership Museum. His wealth of varied experience in all aspects with Russian museums continued with an exchange of of museum and art management has made him a great children's art. In celebration of the new Children's asset to the Museum. Center at Moscow's State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Joslyn reopened its gallery of Asian art following the Pushkin displayed art created by Joslyn Art School the "three Rs" treatment — reinstallation, reorganization, students, ages 7-12, on the subject of war and peace in and reinvigoration — by Dr. John K. Fong, Joslyn's art. Coming next year to Joslyn will be an exhibition of Adjunct Curator of Asian Art. While Chinese art is the works created by Russian children at the Pushkin. focus, works from Japan and Southeast Asia, among In July, Joslyn celebrated 21 years of the ever- others, are featured. Many of the objects are recent gifts popular free outdoor summer concert series Jazz on the or loans to the Museum from local and national Green. The series was expanded from the usual six collectors and from Dr. Fong himself and on view for concerts to eight, and included a concert by the Igor the first time. Dr. Fong spoke at a special event in April Butman Quartet, booked for the series in conjunction celebrating the reinstallation.

2 An exciting addition to the Asian collection came dinner, and members enjoyed an evening with artist at the end of the year. A spectacular early 18th-century Fred Brown in June. Joslyn's collection of 20th- and Chinese eight-panel screen was a partial gift of prominent 21st-century art was off view for several months in 2005 East Coast collector Mr. Anunt Hengtrakul and a to accommodate the Renaissance to Rococo exhibition, Museum purchase with funds from the Peter Kiewit so CAS celebrated its return to the Scott Pavilion Foundation. The screen is extremely rare because of its galleries with an event in April with special guest material (carved red lacquer), its size (more than six feet Richard Weisman, a world-renowned art collector. In high and ten feet long), its degree of technical difficulty, September, the Bodmer Society welcomed Dr. Gary E. and its remarkable quality. This impressive screen will Moulton, Thomas C. Sorensen Professor of American be introduced to the public in a 2007 exhibition. History at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, who, Other notable additions to Joslyn's permanent with a team of select scholars, has been editing Prince collection include Sir Thomas Lawrence's 1796 work Maximilian's journals for publication. The group Portrait of Sir Samuel Shepherd, (1760-1840), a Museum enjoyed a preview of the publication. Also in September, purchase with funds provided by the Berchel H. and the Bodmer Society's annual rendezvous! dinner featured Alice Dale Harper Estate. It is the first painting by this Audubon print expert Bill Steiner as special guest. In great British portrait painter to enter the collection. To the fall, Thomas Moran expert Dr. Joni Kinsey, Associate the American West collection was added Albert Bierstadt's Professor of American Art at the University of Iowa, Indian Camp in the Rocky Mountains, a small-scale oil spoke to the group about the latest Joslyn publication painting on paper mounted on wood panel from the she is authoring, Thomas Moran's West, which will be 1880s — a gift of B. J. Birmingham; stellar coins from available early 2006. the region that is modern-day Sicily, Italy, were added Joslyn's Criss Center for Education introduced two to the collection — a gift from Richard A. Jourdan; and new programs this year. Visualizing Literature: Book Club seven important prints from European and American for Art Lovers, in partnership with The Nebraska Medical printmakers such as Raimondi, Lucas, and Pennell were Center's Health & Wellness Club, is a series of moderated a gift from the Getscher-Wilkinson Collection. book discussions designed to explore connections The recent Joslyn publication, Karl Bodmer's North between the literary and visual arts. CU at Joslyn, offered American Prints, was awarded the Western History in partnership with Creighton's University College, is a Association's 2005 Joan Paterson Kerr Book Award for free Saturday morning lecture series presented by best illustrated book on the American West. Called Creighton University faculty at Joslyn, featuring a "absolutely gorgeous" and "intellectually and visually mélange of fascinating topics, each linked in some way stimulating" by award committee members, this 2004 to Joslyn's building, collections, or exhibitions. volume is a comprehensive study of Bodmer's prints and The Exploration Station was given an exciting new a companion volume to Karl Bodmer's America, the 1984 look and a new name — Kids Can Do Art. Kids and publication that reproduced the full range of Karl families alike have been delighted to find this new Bodmer's watercolors and sketches at Joslyn. hands-on center: an over-sized "can" filled with giant art In related Maximilian-Bodmer Collection news, tools (a paint brush, ruler, pencils) that opens to reveal a Joslyn's archival holdings include German Prince hands-on art activity, books, and games related to artwork Maximilian of Wied's journals, careful records of his on view in the galleries. and Swiss artist Karl Bodmer's pioneering expedition The Board of Governors welcomed four new across North America and up the Missouri River in members: Kirk Kellner, Nebraska Regional President, 1832-34. Joslyn plans to publish a three-volume Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.; Melissa Marvin, Director of translation of the journals, and through generous gifts Performance Results Network for Cohen Brown made by Charles H. Durham and Rhonda and Howard Management Group, Inc.; Daniel Neary, Chairman & Hawks, the Museum expects to complete the project in CEO of Mutual of Omaha Insurance; and James Young, 2010. President & CEO of Union Pacific Railroad. The Young Art Patrons (YAP) group was formed to Financially, the Museum ended the year with a offer dynamic arts-related programs to art admirers balanced budget. I invite you to review the departmental between the ages of 25 and 40 and to expand the cultural information and financial data contained in this report. influence of these young professionals in the Omaha I thank Board Chairman Mike Yanney, the entire Board area. Following a kick-off event in May, YAP enjoyed of Governors, the Joslyn Art Museum Associations of social and educational events throughout the year. Omaha and Southwest Iowa, Joslyn staff, and our The Contemporary Art Society (CAS) and Bodmer donors, members, and volunteers for a wonderful year. Society each enjoyed a fruitful year of noteworthy programs and events. In March, artists Stan Douglas and J. Brooks Joyner Dirk Skreber were special guests at the CAS annual Director

3 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Executive Marian Andersen G. Woodson Howe Harold W. Andersen Committee Robert D. Bates David Jacobson Governor Emeritus Cynthia Bay Mary Landen Michael B. Yanney Carr Heaney Susan A. Buffett Joan Masterson Chairman Legal Counsel Louis Burgher, M.D., Ph.D. Frank Matthews Lamson, Dugan & Murray John E. Gottschalk Susan Butler Beverly Maurer Vice Chairman Barbara Call Jack R. McDonnell Bruce R. Lauritzen J. Brad Chapman Cynthia McGowan Secretary Sylvia B. Cohn Terry Moore David A. Rismiller Mary Daugherty Diane Nelson Treasurer William Donaldson Rubens J. Pamies, M.D. Admiral James O. Ellis, Jr., Lenore Polack Charles F. Heider USN J. Joe Ricketts John P. Nelson Marshall Faith Karen Riley John P. Schlegel, S.J. Terrence J. Ferguson Thompson Rogers Walter Scott Rex Fisher Suzanne Scott Frederick J. Simon Sue Fletcher William S. Singer, M.D. Nancy C. Webster Norma Fuller Ann Stinson Wayne Gary Gates Allan Tubach Elinor Greenfield David Wiesman Sharon Griffin Philip J. Willson Marianne Hawkins John K. Wilson Howard L. Hawks

4 EXHIBITIONS

Exhibitions organized by Joslyn, or in collaboration with Joslyn, are denoted with an asterisk (*).

Stan Douglas: Inconsolable Memories* March 19 - May 15

Dirk Skreber: Na(h)tanz 2.0* March 19 - May 15

Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance June 4 - September 14

Four Years in Russia June 4 - November 27

Frederick J. Brown: Portraits of Music I Love June 11 - September 4

Picasso: Master Printmaker* October 1 - December 31

Out of the Wild: John James Audubon's Four-Legged Mammals of North America* October 1 - December 31

Thomas Moran's West: The Yellowstone Suite* December 24 - April 9 (2006)

CREDITS ABOVE: (LEFT COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM) Stan Douglas, Rooftops, Habana Vieja, 2004, C-print mounted on 1/4 inch honeycomb aluminum, Courtesy David Zwirner, New York; Dirk Skreber, It rocks us so hard, Ho, Ho, Ho 7.0, 2003, oil on canvas, Olbricht Collection, Essen, Germany; Boris Grigoriev, Portrait of Vsyevolod Meyerhold, 1916, oil on canvas, Collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg (RIGHT COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM) Frederick J. Brown, Coleman Hawkins, 1997, oil on canvas, Pearson Art Foundation; Pablo Picasso, Profile of Jacqueline with a scarf, 1955, linoleum cut, Marina Picasso Collection, courtesy Jan Krugier Gallery, New York; John James Audubon, Common American Wild Cat, Plate I from The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, 1845-48, hand-colored lithograph, Collection of Joslyn Art Museum

53 COLLECTIONS

Acquisitions Gifts include those to Joslyn Art Museum and its supporting foundation. Paintings Gift of Jo Anderson Signe Stuart (American, born 1937), Breath III, 2001, triptych: acrylic on embroidered canvas and plex (2005.6.a-c) B.J. Birmingham Albert Bierstadt (American, born Germany, 1830-1902), Indian Camp in the Rocky Mountains, ca. 1880s, oil on paper mounted on wood panel (2005.24) Dr. Thomas Huerter Xenia Hausner (Austrian, born 1951), The Bartered Bride (Die verkaufte Braut), 1998, acrylic on fiberboard (2005.9) Gift of Dr. Thomas Huerter and Museum Purchase with funds from Patron Circle for Contemporary Art Odd Nerdrum (Norwegian, born 1944), Blue Self- Portrait, 1997, oil on canvas (2005.8) Museum purchase with funds provided by the Berchel H. and Alice Dale Harper Estate Sir Thomas Lawrence (English, 1769-1830), Portrait of Sir Samuel Shepherd, (1760-1840), 1796, oil on canvas (2005.28) Phil and Terri Schrager and Patron Circle for Contemporary Art Dirk Skreber (German, born 1961), Untitled (Iraqis), Sir Thomas Lawrence (English, 1769-1830), Portrait of Sir Samuel 2003, oil and isolation tape on canvas (2005.11) Shepherd, (1760-1840), 1796, oil on canvas, Museum purchase with funds provided by the Berchel H. and Alice Dale Harper Estate (2005.28) David and Anne Rismiller Keith Jacobshagen (American, born 1941), Rain in August, Platte Valley, 2005, oil on canvas (2005.31) Robert H. Getscher and Harry V. Wilkinson, by Thomas and Sculpture Marsha French Thomas Barker (Barker of Bath) (British, 1769-1847), Gift of Hugh W. Williams Figure of an elderly woman from Impressions of Rustic Figures Kent Ullberg (American, born Sweden 1945), Victory after Nature, 1801, pen lithograph with spepia wash and white Eagle, 2005, bronze alloy on granite base (2005.12) additions (2005.26) Prints and Photographs John H. Wilson's arrival as Curator, by the Getscher-Wilkinson Gift in memory of George and Carmella Czarnecki, Collection by Dr. James G. Czarnecki Marcantonio Raimondi (Italian, ca. 1480-before 1534) Vito Acconci (American, born 1940), Crash, 1984, after Lucas van Leyden (ca. 1494-1533), The Pilgrims, photo-intaglio, aquatint, relief, and shaped embossing, engraving (2005.16) diptych, 16/30 (2005.30.a-b) Jan de Bisschop, called Johannes Episcopius (Dutch, ca. 1628-1671), Aphrodite (Venus de'Medici), Plate 50 from Gift in honor of Signorum Veterum Icones, 1668-1669, etching (2005.17) Joslyn's 75th Anniversary, by the Getscher-Wilkinson Collection David Lucas (English, 1802-1881) after John Constable Charles-Albert Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Quand tu (1776-1837), Stone Henge, plate 37 from H.G. Bohn's English seras fleur devenue (When You Become a Flower), ca. 1905, Landscape Scenery: A Series of Forty Mezzotinto Engravings on drypoint (2005.22.1-21) Steel, by David Lucas. From Pictures Painted by John Constable, Marsha V. Gallagher, as a small token for her many years of R.A., 1855, mezzotint (2005.18) service as Chief Curator, by the Getscher-Wilkinson Collection Joseph Pennell (American, 1857-1926), Grosse Horloge, Nicolas-Eustache Maurin (French, 1799-1850), Rouen, 1907, etching (2005.19) Conquest of Mexico: Hernando Cortes destroying his fleet at Vera Frank Brangwyn (Welsh, 1867-1956), Title unknown Cruz, 1519, ca. 1840, lithograph (2005.21) (Bank of Trees), etching (2005.20) Anonymous gift in honor of Marlene and Joe Ricketts Jules-Abel Faivre (French 1867-1945), On les aura!, 1916, lithograph on paper (2005.25)

6 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schneeweiss Ancient Art Thomas Moran (American, born England 1837-1926), Gift of The Grand Canyon of Arizona from Hermit Rim Road, 1913, Mr. Richard A. Jourdan chromolithograph (2005.23) 20 coins from Magna Graecia (Ancient Greece, her colonies Anonymous Gift and neighbors): Joan Miró (Spanish, 1893-1983), #127 from Le Marteau Italia, Calabria, Taras (Tarentum, Taranto), AR Nomos sans maître (the Hammer without a Master), 1976, color (Taras on dolphin; reverse: Hippocamp), 500-480 BCE aquatint and etching, xxxi/L (2005.29) (2005.27.1) Italia, Calabria, Taras (Tarentum), AR Nomos (Taras on Museum Purchase with funds from Patron Circle for dolphin; reverse: Hippocamp), 500–480 BCE (2005.27.2) Contemporary Art and Art Purchase Fund Italia, Lucania, Sybaris, AR Nomos (VM in ligature Stan Douglas (Canadian, born 1960), "La Inalámbrica" above bull; reverse: Incuse obv.), ca. 550–510 BCE (2005.27.3) Building/Metropolitan Building, Habana Vieja, 2004, C-print Italia, Lucania, Velia, AR Drachm (Forepart of lion; mounted on quarter inch honeycomb aluminum, 2/7 (2005.10) reverse: Incuse square), 530–510 BCE (2005.27.4) Museum Purchase Italia, Bruttium, Kaulonia, AR Nomos (Apollo walking Claes Oldenburg (American, born 1929), The Soap at right; reverse: Incuse of Obv), 530–480 BCE (2005.27.5) Baton Rouge and Multiples in Retrospect 1964-1990, mixed Italia, Bruttium, Kroton, AR Nomos (Delphic tripod; media (2005.15.1, .2.a-b, .3) reverse: Tripod incuse), 530–500 BCE (2005.27.6) Sikelia, Akragas, AR Didrachm (Eagle standing; reverse: Decorative Arts Crab), 500–495 BCE, (2005.27.7) Bequest in memory of Sikelia, Akragas, AR Tetradrachm (Eagle standing; Elmer A. Gerfen and Fred Schallert, by Dody P. Gerfen reverse: Crab), 464–450 BCE, (2005.27.8) Tiffany Studios (American, 20th Century), Lily Lamp, Sikelia, Selinous, AR Didrachm (Selinon leaf; reverse: gilt bronze with favrile glass shades (2005.7) Incuse square), 540–515 BCE (2005.27.9) Italia, Lucania, Herakleion, AR Nomos (Athena with Asian Art Skylla helmet; reverse: Herakles with Nemean lion), ca. 390– Gift in honor of 340 BCE (2005.27.10) Norma and Jim Fuller, by Dr. John K. Fong Italia, Lucania, Metapontion, AR Nomos (Demeter; China, Han Dynasty (206 BCE -220 CE), Inkstone in the reverse: Ear of barley), 340–330 BCE (2005.27.11) shape of the character for "Wind" (feng), earthenware with incised decoration (2005.2) Marsha Gallagher, by Dr. John K. Fong China, Warring States Period (475-221 BCE), Basin in the form of a bronze, glazed pottery (2005.5) the Joslyn docents, by Dr. John K. Fong China, Tang Dynasty (618-907), Covered Box, Tongguan ware with brown spots (2005.4.a-b) Gift of Dr. John K. Fong China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Archer's Ring, jade (2005.3) Mr. Anunt Hengtrakul China, Tang Dynasty (618-907), Zhenmushou (earth or spirit quellers: Tianlu (human head) and Bixie (leonine head), glazed earthenware (2005.1.1-2) Chinese, Shang Period (1600-1100 BCE), Pottery vessel in the shape of the bronze form Jue, late Shang period, incised ceramic (2005.14) Partial Gift of Mr. Anunt Hengtrakul and Museum Purchase with funds from the Peter Kiewit Foundation Chinese, Qing, 1644-1911, Kangxi Reign (1662-1722), Chinese, Qing, 1644-1911, Kangxi Reign (1662-1722), Eight-Panel Screen Eight-Panel Screen, early 18th century, carved red lacquer, gold (detail), early 18th century, carved red lacquer, gold inlaid brown lacquer, inlaid brown lacquer, wood (2005.13.a-h) wood, Partial gift of Mr. Anunt Hengtrakul and Museum Purchase with funds from the Peter Kiewit Foundation (2005.13.a-h)

73 Italia, Bruttium, Rhegion, AR Tetradrachm (Charioteer in biga of mules; reverse: Hare bounding, REGINON), ca. 478–476 BCE (2005.27.12) Sikelia, Katane, AR Tetradrachm (Amenanos as kneeling man-headed bull; reverse: Nike), ca. 464–450 BCE (2005.27.13) Sikelia, Himera, AR Tetradrachm (Himera driving quadriga; reverse: Himera standing at altar), ca. 410 BCE (2005.27.14) Sikelia, Syrakousai (Syracusa, Syracuse), AR Dekadrachm (Fast quadriga; reverse: Arethusa), 405–367 BCE (2005.27.15) Italia, Etruria, Populonia, AR 20 Asses (Gorgoneion; reverse: unidentifiable), ca. 3rd c. BCE (2005.27.16) Sikelia, The Sikeliotai, struck in Morgantina, AR 8 Litrai (Persephone; reverse: Nike in fast quadriga), ca. 214–213 BCE (2005.27.17) Sikelia, Carthagenian Empire, Siculo-Punic, AR Tetradrachm (Arethusa; reverse: Thymiaterion, Horse), 350–320/15 BCE (2005.27.18) Sikelia, Carthagenian Empire, Siculo-Punic, AR Tetradrachm (Arethusa; reverse: Horse head), 330/15–300 BCE (2005.27.19) Sikelia, Carthagenian Empire, Siculo-Punic, AR Tetradrachm (Herakles; reverse: Horse head), 300-289 BCE (2005.27.20) Gifts to the Resource Collection Gift in memory of Mary MacIntosh Bath, by Hubert M. Bath Eastman Johnson, Child with a Rabbit, 1879, oil on wood panel, Museum purchase (1946.32), loaned to the Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, PA, Robert Fletcher Gilder (American, 1856-1940), Winter for the exhibition Animals in the Gallery Near Wake Robin, ca. 1929, oil on canvas board Gift of Joe Ricketts John Coleman (American, born 1949), Addih-Hiddisch, Cedar Rapids Museum of Art (Cedar Rapids, IA) from Explorer Artists, "Bodmer-Catlin Series," 2005, bronze exhibition: Grant Wood at 5 Turner Alley John Coleman (American, born 1949), Keokuk, from (September 9, 2005 - January 15, 2006) Explorer Artists, "Bodmer-Catlin Series," 2005, bronze work lent: Grant Wood, Stone City, Iowa, 1930, oil on John Coleman (American, born 1949), Mato-Tope, from wood panel, Gift of the Art Institute of Omaha (1930.35) Explorer Artists, "Bodmer-Catlin Series," 2005, bronze Columbus Museum of Art (Columbus, OH) John Coleman (American, born 1949), Pehriska-Ruhpa, exhibition: Renoir's Women from Explorer Artists, "Bodmer-Catlin Series," 2005, bronze (September 23, 2005 - January 8, 2006) work lent: Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Young Girls at the Piano, Loans 1889, oil on canvas, Museum purchase (1944.20) Loans from Joslyn Art Museum Desert Caballeros Western Museum (Wickenburg, AZ) exhibition: John Coleman The Albuquerque Museum (Albuquerque, NM) (October 15 - December 31, 2005) exhibition: Prelude to Spanish Modernism: Fortuny to Picasso works lent: 10 Karl Bodmer prints from Travels in the Interior of (August 21, 2005 - February 26, 2006) North America, 1832-34, engraving with aquatint, hand- venues: The Albuquerque Museum colored, Gift of the Enron Art Foundation The Meadows Museum (Dallas, TX) work lent: José Villegas y Cordero, Moroccans Examining Galerie Lelong (New York, NY) Arms, 1871, oil on wood panel, Gift of Francis T.B. Martin exhibition: Petah Coyne (1995.17) (January 22 - March 15, 2005) work lent: Petah Coyne, Untitled #1165 (Paris Blue), 2002-03, Brandywine River Museum (Chadds Ford, PA) mixed media, Museum purchase with funds provided by exhibition: Animals in the Gallery Richard and Mary Holland (2003.6) (March 12 - May 22, 2005) work lent: Eastman Johnson, Child with a Rabbit, 1879, oil on wood panel, Museum purchase (1946.32)

8 Great Plains Art Museum (University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Sioux City Art Center (Sioux City, IA) Lincoln, NE) exhibition: Beyond the Horizon: Paintings by Keith Jacobshagen, exhibition: Tom Palmerton: A Retrospective 1990-2005 (March 12 - June 12, 2005) (April 29 - June 26, 2005) work lent: Keith Jacobshagen, All Souls, 1994-95, oil on works by Tom Palmerton lent: canvas, Purchased with funds provided by David and Marker on the River, watercolor, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Anne Rismiller (1998.26) Quambusch (1984.44); January, egg tempera on panel, 1967, Gift of Mike Novak (1967.42); Untitled, watercolor, Gift of Springfield Art Museum (Springfield, MO) Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Quambusch (1984.45) exhibition: May Stevens: Water Words, Paintings and Works on Paper, 1990-2005 (June 11, 2005 - April 2, 2006) Museum of Nebraska Art (Kearney, NE) venues: The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Minneapolis, MN) exhibition: Dwight Kirsch: My Life in Art The National Museum of Women in the Arts (May 21 - September 4, 2005) (Washington, D.C.) work lent: Dwight Kirsch, Manhattan Night, 1958, sumi ink The Springfield Art Museum and collage, Museum purchase (1961.77) work lent: May Stevens, Connemara (Rock Pool), 1999-2001, acrylic on unstretched canvas, Given in memory of Linda Naples Museum of Art (Naples, FL) Albin by her husband, Art, and her children and friends (2003.3) exhibition: The Wyeths (January 21, 2005 - May 14, 2006) Strategic Air & Space Museum (Ashland, NE) works lent: Andrew Wyeth, Half Bushel, 1959, watercolor, exhibition: 1945 (June 18 - September 18, 2005) Museum purchase (1960.271); James Wyeth, Portrait of 75, works by Kenneth Willmarth, Sr. and Kenneth 86, 91, 93, 84, 1980, oil on canvas, Gift of Michael and Willmarth, Jr. lent: Gail Yanney (1991.18) Four illustrations from a 1946-47 Union Pacific Railroad advertising campaign titled Your America, Gift of the Union Pacific Railroad (1947.439.2, .6, .7 and .9) works by Norman Rockwell lent: The Four Freedoms, posters produced by the U.S. Government in 1943; all are offset color lithographs: Save Freedom of Worship (1953.11.4.A); Freedom from Want (1953.11.5.A); Save Freedom of Speech (1953.11.6.A); Freedom from Fear (1953.11.7.A); all are the gift of Phil W. McMahon other works lent (all are the gift of Phil W. McMahon): Mikail Kupriyanov, Porfiri Krylov, Nicholai Sokolov, We Will Mercilessly Defeat and Annihilate the Enemy, 1941, World War II poster, U.S.S.R. (1953.33.11); V. Koretskii, Through Selfless Labor, We Will Supply the Red Army and Navy with Everything Necessary for Victory!, 1941, World War II poster, U.S.S.R. (1953.33.2); Dimitri Stakheivich Moor, The Demon Facist is Screaming, "The Russian is Creeping Toward Your Door!" He Himself is Rushing Toward the Dardenelles to Put Down His Jackboot, 1941, World War II poster, U.S.S.R. (1953.35.4) Loans to Joslyn Art Museum James Wyeth, Portrait of 75, 86, 91, 93, 84, 1980, oil on canvas, Gift of Michael and Gail Yanney (1991.18), loaned to the Naples Museum of Art, Lenders to the permanent collection (originating in 2005) Naples, FL, for the exhibition The Wyeths Anonymous; Gary and Mary Day; Eve Fisher; Dr. John K. Fong; W.C. Foxley; Signe Stuart; Richard Weisman Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University (Durham, NC) Lenders to special exhibitions organized by, or in exhibition: The Forest: Politics, Poetics, and Practice collaboration with, Joslyn Art Museum (October 2, 2005 - January 13, 2006) Stan Douglas: Inconsolable Memories work lent: Petah Coyne, Untitled #1165 (Paris Blue), 2002-03, Stan Douglas; David Zwirner, New York mixed media, Museum purchase with funds provided by Richard and Mary Holland (2003.6) Dirk Skreber: Na(h)tanz 2.0 Blum & Poe Gallery, Los Angeles; Frank Cohen Collection, Oklahoma City Museum of Art (Oklahoma City, OK) London; Gallery Luis Campaña, Cologne, Germany; Danielle exhibition: Artist as Narrator: 19th Century Narrative Art in and David Ganek; John A. Smith and Vicky Hughes; England and France (August 17 - December 5, 2005) Olbricht Collection, Essen, Germany; Dirk Skreber work lent: Georges Rochegrosse, Salome Dancing before King Picasso: Master Printmaker Herod, 1887, oil on canvas, Gift of Francis T.B. Martin Marina Picasso Collection (1953.239) 93 EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Tours Four Years in Russia (June 5) 795 total tours; 22,922 total participants Lisa Vershbow, artist and jewelry designer featured in the (426 student tours, 16,857 participants; 369 adult tours, exhibition Four Years in Russia (public brunch and lecture 6,065 participants) for the exhibition) Artist Frederick Brown Lectures, Gallery Talks, and Special Programs (left) encourges a for Adults student during a Joslyn-organized 39 programs; 3,992 total participants weekend workshop in Stan Douglas Discusses His Work (March 19) June, held in celebration of Stan Douglas, artist featured in the exhibition Stan Douglas: Brown's exhibition Inconsolable Memories, in conversation with J. Brooks Portraits of Joyner, Director, Joslyn Art Museum (Members' opening Music I Love lecture for the exhibition) Giants, Dwarfs, Saints or Humans: Who First Set Sail for Cyprus? (March 23) Portraits of Music I Love (June 25) Dr. Stuart Swiny, State University of New York (public Frederick J. Brown, artist featured in the exhibition lecture presented in partnership with the Archaeological Frederick J. Brown: Portraits of Music I Love (public gallery Institute of America/Omaha-Lincoln Society) talk for the exhibition) Citizens of St. Petersburg: The World of Art Group and Russia's Dr. John Fong positions European Tradition (July 10) one of two Zhenmoushou Dr. Janet Kennedy, Professor and Chair, Department of (earth spirits or spirit quellers) in the newly History of Art, Indiana University (public lecture for the reinstalled Asian art gallery. exhibition Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance) Picasso: Master Printmaker (September 30) Emmanuel Benador, Director, Prints Department, Jan Krugier Gallery, New York, and curator of the exhibition (Director's Preview gallery talk for the exhibition) A New View of Joslyn's Asian Art Collection (April 13) Members Mingles (gallery talks exclusively for members): Dr. John K. Fong, Adjunct Curator of Asian Art, Joslyn J. Brooks Joyner, Director, Joslyn Art Museum, for Renaissance Art Museum (Members' lecture for the new Asian art to Rococo (January 12) installation) Dr. John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs/Curator of European Art, for Russia's Age of Elegance (July 27) Ancient Vases/New Ideas: Revisiting Joslyn's Ancient Pottery Dr. John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs/Curator of (April 17) European Art, for Picasso: Master Printmaker (November 15) Ann R. Steiner, Associate Dean of the Faculty and Shirley Watkins Steinman Professor of Classics at Franklin & Tuesday Master Pieces: A Cultural Series, programs Marshall College (public lecture presented in partnership presented in conjunction with the exhibition Renaissance with the Archaeological Institute of America/Omaha-Lincoln to Rococo: Society) Old Masters at the Wadsworth Atheneum: Pictures That Have Stood the Test of Time (February 1) Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance (June 4) Dr. Edgar Peters Bowron, Audrey Jones Beck Curator of Yevgenia Petrova, Deputy Director, State Russian Museum European Art, Museum of Fine Arts Houston of St. Petersburg, and the Omaha Chamber Music Society Caravaggio and the Ecstasy of St. Francis of Assisi (February 8) (Members' opening program for the exhibition) Dr. James G. Czarnecki, Professor of Art History, University of Nebraska at Omaha St. Cecelia Cathedral: Art and Architecture of Devotion (February 15) Brother William Woeger, FSC, Executive Director, Cathedral Arts Project, and J. Brooks Joyner, Director, Yevgenia Petrova (left), with Joslyn Art Museum interpreter Elena A Modern Spin on the Old Masters: An Evening of Dance Romonov, provides (February 22) formal remarks at the Under the direction of Josie Metal-Corbin, M.Ed., Director, Russia's Age of Elegance Members' University of Nebraska at Omaha's The Moving Company, Opening, June 4 and the National Dance Association's 2004 Dance Educator of the Year in Higher Education 10 Sunday Afternoons with the Director, gallery walks led by Art Classes Joslyn Director J. Brooks Joyner, followed by coffee and desserts: 8,878 total participants Turmoil and Triumph: Conflict in Art (January 16) Walk-In-The-Round: Our Sculpture Icons (February 27) Art Classes and Camps Kiewit Summer Fun A Flair for the Dramatic: Painting as Theater and Spectacle 409 sessions 27 sessions (March 13) 4,605 participants 464 participants Art in Bloom: Secret Gardens & Landscape Splendor (April 24) Art-Making with Pacific Pals Our Glorious Building: An Architectural Tour of Joslyn (May 22) School Tour 9 sessions Appetite for Art: Director’s Choice, gallery talks featuring one 144 sessions 129 participants work from the collection each session, led by Joslyn Director 3,179 participants J. Brooks Joyner, followed by lunch: Riley Gallery Receptions Fruits of Labor featuring Jules Breton's The Weeders Girl Scout and 3 events (January 18) Boy Scout Programs 250 participants Illuminated Impression featuring William Merritt Chase's 13 sessions Sunlight and Shadow (February 22) 251 participants An American Original featuring N.C. Wyeth's Untitled (model for ad for Fisk Cord Tires) (March 29) Action, Abstraction, Absolute Satisfaction featuring Helen Frankenthaler's Monoscape (April 26) Too-Too Good! featuring Edgar Degas' Little Dancer Aged Fourteen (May 17) A Heady Harvest featuring October under the direction of Willem de Pannemaker (September 27) Food for the Soul featuring Saint Jerome from the workshop of Jusepe de Ribera (November 1) Mourning Glory featuring Eugene Delacroix's The Entombment (after Rubens) (November 29) Visualizing Literature: Book Club for Art Lovers, discussions linking literature and the visual arts, presented in partnership with the Nebraska Medical Center's Health & Wellness Club: My Antonia by Willa Cather (March 8) Trinity Learning Center Art-Making Tour for Kids and Parents, April 8 The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (May 10) Headlong by Michael Frayn (September 13) Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier (November 8) CU at Joslyn, lectures presented in collaboration with Creighton University: Listening to Nebraska Architecture (September 17) Thomas A. Kuhlman, Associate Professor of English, Creighton University Pleasure to the People! How Oakview Mall is Like the Roman Baths (October 22) Gregory S. Bucher, Associate Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies, Creighton University America's Visual Frontier: New Interpretations of the Western Landscape (November 19) Heather Fryer, Assistant Professor of History, Creighton University Art:21 – Art in the Twenty-First Century, a series of PBS video screenings and discussion presented in partnership with Museum teacher Steven Elliott (left) visits the galleries with former Joslyn Art School the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts: students, ages 7-12, participating in workshops to create art for an exchange with Moscow's State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, August 11 Power (October 1) Memory (November 5) Structure (December 3)

113 Outreach Programs 93,178 total participants Outreach Trunks Outreach Talks 233 requests 12 talks 85,799 participants 893 participants Resource Packets and Videos Art Express* 279 requests 7 talks 3,872 participants 134 participants

Discovering Art Portrait Drawing* Madame Irina Antonova, Director of the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, speaks 31 sessions 12 sessions to AP history students from OPS, March 25 1,532 participants 186 participants

After-School Art Program * A partnership with UNMC, 61 sessions UMA, and The Nebraska Programs for Teachers and Students 762 participants Medical Center 4,962 total participants Museum Careers Workshop Nebraska Art Teachers Community Events (February 2) Association Fall Conference 7,407 total participants 90 participants (October 7); 135 participants (October 8); 145 participants Family Fun Day – Renaissance to Rococo (January 23); College Night 2,212 participants (February 18) Conference Keynote Address by Corporate Partners Day (January 30); 504 participants 570 participants Artist and Writer Faith Ringgold (October 14) (October 8) Sponsor Day – Renaissance to Rococo (February 6 and 12); 550 participants 380 participants 2 events; 104 participants Story Time (February 12, March 12, and April 9); 3 events; Student Art Exhibition Celebrate Creativity 95 participants (March 11-20) (a partnership with the 136 student artists; Omaha Symphony) 450 participants 5 events (awards ceremony) (October 18, 19, 20, 25, 27) 1,465 participants Storytelling in the Presentation by Irina Antonova, galleries during the Director of the State Pushkin EdFest and Teacher In-Services Audubon Family Fun Museum of Fine Arts 33 sessions Day, November 6 (March 25) 791 participants 200 participants Prairie Visions Leadership Academy Frederick J. Brown Family Day (June 20); 125 participants (June 8-11) Sponsor Day – Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance 50 participants (June 26); 105 participants Hands-On Resources Military Appreciation Day (August 13 and November 12); 26,947 total participants 2 events; 200 participants Scott EdTech Gallery Audio Guide Sponsor Day – Jazz on the Green (August 14); 143 participants 18,700 participants 214 participants Family Fun Day – Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance (estimated) (August 21); 1,438 participants Kids Can Do Art Art Packs 6,000 participants Passport Partners Evening at Joslyn (August 31); 350 participants 522 requests (estimated) Passport Partners Family Day (October 30); 107 participants 1,997 participants Family Fun Day – Out of the Wild: John James Audubon's Four- Legged Mammals of North America (November 6); 942 participants Holiday Lights Family Festival (December 18); 813 participants Third Thursday Art Encounters Club (a partnership with The Nebraska Medical Center's Health & Wellness Club); 12 events; 269 participants 12 MUSIC PROGRAMS

First Friday JAM 11th season began in the fall of 2005 1,785 in attendance Andreasen Circle (January 7) World Port (February 4) The Turfmen (March 4) The Nelson Brothers (April 1) Bob Malone (May 6) Chris Saub Trio (October 7) Unshut (November 4) The Jazzwholes (December 2) Jazz on the Green 21st year 50,200 in attendance Charlie Wood (July 7) The Dave Stryker Group featuring Victor Lewis (July 14) Igor Butman Quartet (July 21) Neal Davis (July 28) Prairie Cats (August 4) Bobby Watson (August 11) Omaha Jazz Orchestra (August 18) The Mezcal Brothers (August 25) Holiday Under Glass 12th year 826 in attendance Creighton University Chamber Choir (November 30) Bellevue East High School's varsity show choir Take II (December 1) Concert Cancelled ~ scheduled group unable to perform (December 2) CREDITS ABOVE: (TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Bobby Watson performs at Jazz on the Green, August 11; Marcello Guzzo, May 20; (BOTTOM ROW) The crowd gathers for Piano students of the Omaha Conservatory of Music Jazz on the Green as viewed from the roof of the Museum, August 4 (December 7) South High School (December 8) St. Wenceslaus Catholic Handbell and Vocal Choirs (December 9) Papillion-La Vista High School (December 14) Bellevue West High School's The West Connection and Loratura (December 15) Central High School Bel Canto Singers and Concert Choir (December 16) Special Concerts Marcello Guzzo (May 20) 406 in attendance

133 JOSLYN ART MUSEUM ASSOCIATIONS

The Joslyn Art Museum Associations (JAMA) of Omaha and Fundraisers Southwest Iowa serve as support groups for the Museum, volunteering Please Your Palate Cooking School featuring time, enthusiasm, and fundraising abilities in a variety of capacities Chef Scott Uehlein of Canyon Ranch Health Resorts and including planning annual fundraisers for the Museum and SpaClubs (April 21) sponsoring a wide range of education programs and special events. 2005-06 JAMA Officers Omaha Chef Scott Uehlein with Cooking School President President Elect & co-chairmen Mary Lori Williams Recording Secretary Daugherty (left) and Karen Sundell Melissa Marvin (right), Vice President Education April 21 Rita Price Corresponding Secretary Sally Lusk Vice President Fundraising Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance Gala Preview (June 3) Melissa Marvin Treasurer Picasso: Artist Without Boundaries Lecture and Luncheon Vice President Social Mary Kerr featuring Gertje R. Utley, Ph.D., an independent scholar in Cindy Irvine Advisor art history, and celebrating the exhibition Picasso: Master Pat Wagner Printmaker (November 7) Southwest Iowa Treeview for Artistree: A Festival of Trees (November 17) President Treasurer Artistree: A Festival of Trees (November 18-December 11) Cathy Born Jacque Diez Secretary Advisor Cheryl Downing Martha Winum Gertje Utley, Ph.D. (center) with Lecture JAMA, Omaha Luncheon event Special Projects chairmen (left to right) Kim Brown, Molly Family Fun Days (January 23, August 21, November 6) Skold, and Julie Fritz College Nights (February 18, October 14) and JAMA President Student Art Exhibition (March 11-20) Lori Williams, New Members' Event (April 7) November 7 Picasso: Master Printmaker Director's Preview Dinner (September 30) Art Trips EdFest / K-12 Teachers' Receptions (November 3 & 8) Art Trip to Washington, D.C., featuring the special exhibition Holiday Staff Reception (December 7) Toulouse-Lautrec and Montmartre at the National Gallery of JAMbassadors Art (optional second day in Baltimore, MD) (May 10-11) Art Classes Scholarships Art Trip to Los Angeles, CA, featuring the special exhibition Education Department Support Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs at the Los Sign Language Interpreters Angeles County Museum of Art (November 2-3) JAMA, Southwest Iowa Special Projects Joslyn Scholars (Art Classes Scholarships) School Services Brochure Fundraisers Seeds of Art featuring Elvin McDonald, "Dean of American Garden Editors," and deputy editor for gardens and outdoor living at Better Homes and Gardens magazine (May 17) The Art of Fashion Luncheon and Style Show (November 19)

Art of Fashion chairmen (left to right) Diane McKee and Joslyn Director J. Brooks Joyner (left) with Natalie Hahn and special Michelle Olderog with guest Emmanuel Benador (right), Director of the Prints Department, Jan JAMA Southwest Iowa Krugier Gallery, New York, at the Picasso: Master Printmaker President Cathy Born, Director's Preview Dinner, September 30 November 19

14 BODMER SOCIETY AND CONTEMPORARY ART SOCIETY EVENTS

Bodmer Society Contemporary Art Society The Bodmer Society is named after Karl Bodmer, the remarkable The Contemporary Art Society is a dynamic group whose mission artist who accompanied Prince Maximilian's 1832-34 expedition is to encourage, support, and stimulate the collection and study of to North America. The Bodmer Society was created to foster contemporary art at Joslyn. Members share a passion for the interest in Western and Native American art. Membership dues exciting art of our time with others who share a similar interest and support the unique collections and programs of the Margre H. help foster a new audience among those who are becoming Durham Center for Western Studies at Joslyn Art Museum. acquainted with these important works. September 7 March 18 Special presentation by Dr. Gary E. Moulton, Thomas C. Third Annual Dinner with internationally renowned artists Sorensen Professor of American History Emeritus, University Stan Douglas and Dirk Skreber. Members enjoyed a private of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Senior Advisor on Joslyn’s dinner and informal conversations with the artists followed by Maximilian Journals Project. Dr. Moulton discussed the a preview of Douglas’ and Skreber’s solo exhibitions. parallels between the expeditions of Prince Maximilian and Karl Bodmer and Lewis and Clark and provided an update on the progress of the Maximilian Journals Project. The reception was hosted by Mary and Joe Daugherty. Joslyn director September 26 J. Brooks Joyner (left) and Annual rendezvous! dinner, hosted by Mary and Richard Richard Weisman, Holland. Bill Steiner, Audubon expert and collector, was the April 14 special guest speaker for the evening. Mr. Steiner has one of the most significant private collections of Audubon prints in the United States. His discussion focused on Joslyn’s exhibition Out of the Wild: John James Audubon’s Four-Legged Mammals of North America. April 14 Private reception and “Art of Collecting” talk by world-renowned art collector Richard Weisman who shared his experiences with pop art, his friendship with Andy Warhol, and how to get started as an art collector. Members also viewed Joslyn's newly reinstalled contemporary and modern art galleries. June 25 Reception and talk with artist Frederick J. Brown. Brown discussed his contemporary portraits of jazz musicians displayed in the exhibition Portraits of Music I Love. July 6 Ree and Jun Kaneko hosted a private reception and behind- Audubon print expert, collector, and author Bill Steiner speaks at the the-scenes sneak peek of Jun's new art facility, KANEKO. Bodmer Society's annual rendezvous! event, September 26 Members had an opportunity to learn more about this amazing facility scheduled to open in 2007. November 10-13 Trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico, to view Western and Native September 23-26 American art at major art museums, galleries, and private Trip to Vancouver, BC, Canada, to view works of homes. Members visited the renowned institutions on contemporary art. The tour included a visit to the Vancouver Museum Hill including the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, Art Gallery, the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, the the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, the Museum of Museum of Anthropology at the University of British International Folk Art, and the Wheelwright Museum of the Columbia, numerous galleries, and the exclusive opportunity American Indian. Members also had private receptions and to visit the home of a private collector. A highlight of the trip gallery tours at Gerald Peters Gallery and the Nedra Matteucci was a preview of the Vancouver Sculpture Biennale: Open Gallery. Bodmer Society members Eve and Fred Simon hosted Spaces 2005/2006 which emphasizes Vancouver’s public spaces a reception and tour of their collection at their Santa Fe home. with an 18-month installation of major public art sculptures. November 30 October 19 Private dinner party at Arader Gallery in New York City Members co-hosted a reception with Kutak Rock, LLP hosted by W. Graham Arader, III. Members had the honoring Bob Rogers and his late wife Roberta for their opportunity to meet fellow members of the National Chapter commitment to contemporary art and for their assistance in of the Bodmer Society and view a few of the most important establishing the Kutak Rock art collection. Members and works from Joslyn’s Bodmer collection. guests viewed the distinguished collection before the works were removed for the renovation of The Omaha Building. 153 PATRON EVENTS

Patron Members Brunch June 23 Patron members are a vital link in the long tradition of philanthropy Members had a special evening with contemporary artist and personal involvement that has been at the heart of Joslyn. Frederick J. Brown to learn more about his portraits of jazz musicians in the exhibition Portraits of Music I Love. The September 11 evening included refreshments, live jazz music, and a gallery Members were invited to a special Patron Members-only talk by Brown. brunch to meet Dr. John Wilson, Joslyn’s Director of Curatorial Affairs and Curator of European Art. Following the July 14 brunch, Director J. Brooks Joyner discussed the exhibition YAP members had a special evening at the Jazz on the Green Russia’s Age of Elegance highlighting the significance and concert featuring guitarist Dave Stryker. A designated area on history of a few select pieces. the green was reserved for members to enjoy the live music and visit with other young professionals. August 12 YAP members had an exclusive tour of three art facilities in downtown Omaha: KANEKO, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, and Fluxion Gallery. The Art Crawl in August provided an opportunity for members to view contemporary art in the community. Members enjoyed private receptions at each location.

Jim and Norma Fuller with Dr. John Wilson (right) at the Patron Members Brunch, September 11

Young Art Patrons The Young Art Patrons offers engaging social and educational events for a rising generation of arts admirers between the ages of 25 and 40. These events emphasize the richness of the Museum’s The Young Art Patrons' Art Crawl in August stops at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, where Jeremy Stern (right), Assistant Director/ special exhibitions and collections, provide exposure to a variety of Curator, chats with members, August 12 music programs, and feature privileged access to the Museum’s staff and board. September 12 May 4 YAP members partnered with the Omaha Symphony for their The Young Art Patrons (YAP) held a kick-off celebration, Art Pink Martini Cocktail Party. Members enjoyed recorded jazz on Tap, announcing Joslyn’s newest Patron group. This event music by the band Pink Martini and visited with members provided an opportunity for young professionals to visit the from other young professional organizations. Museum free of charge and meet others who share a similar October 14 interest in the arts. Members received free admission, reserved seating, and complimentary refreshments during a special evening at First Friday JAM with the Chris Saub Trio. November 20 YAP members and their families took part in an afternoon of entertainment and education at the YAP Family Day. Members enjoyed art making activities, a scavenger hunt, and a guided tour of the exhibition Out of the Wild: John James Audubon’s Four-Legged Mammals of North America.

Art on Tap, the Young Art Patrons kick-off celebration, May 4

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Education Chantelle Steggerda Rose Nelson Library Christine Stormberg Dick O'Toole* Linda Bray JAMbassadors Kim Thompson Mary Petty Kathy Drefs Kristina Backlund Kim Son Tran William Pierson* Kari Fossum Jenny Beede Anna Turetsky Lenore Polack Rose M. Hill John Bellus Matthew Twehous Jean Pollitt Mary Marchio Cannon Biggs Anna Vacha Rita Price Mike Miller Alicia Bones Katherine Warner Joan Quelette Mary Jean Offenberger Alex Borovski Victoria Washington Pat Ranney Jan Osten Michaela Bradley Meg Welch (Vacanti) Kathi Rotella Ron Perkins Caitlin Brayfield Katie Williams Jan Sanderson Colin Quinn Kelsey Brown Teddy Woolman Judy Schafer Cynthia Vana Michaela Brown Judy Schram Lisa Burn Docents Mary Jo Schulte Membership Drew Carryer Emeritus Docents are Joan Scott Jane Hagebush Kevin Cheairs denoted with an asterisk (*). Margaret Shearer Mary Jo Havlicek Lauren A. Domenge Suzanne Arney* Frances Sherrard Natalie Hering Emily Dixon Joanne Bonifant Toni Shreve Mary Hills Liatte Dotan Cathy Born Nan Sibbernsen Sara Holmes Maura Egan Nancy Brune Jan Sinram Bradley Johnson Gail Fanders Marita Camp Arlene Smith Eva Johnson Danielle Fezouati Laura Chambers Jean Stillmock Howard Lewis Ben Fisher Jean Circo Ellen Stoll Vera Lewis Melissa Forster Barbara Donovan Mary Jo Stoll* Annette Massie Robbie Gordy Estelle Faier Pat Strecker Mike Miller Anna Greer Ethel Flannigan* Jane Tan Creti William (Cody) Nolen Neil Griess Elise Fowler* Doris Taulborg Pegg Noyes Amy Gronewald Sara Foxley Jenni Toebben Jan Osten Holly Haines Norma Fuller Violet Unger* Pat Phillips Emily Harrison Edith Godfrey Sr. Adolorata Watson OSM Jenna Polacek Ashleigh Hartman Janel Rodriquez Alice Gooder Joslyn Information Katie Hedgpeth Linda Gordman Anne Shaughnessy Candace Holmes Milt Hanson Assistants Frances Sherrard Laura Huebner Jody Harvey* Mary Ann Chaney Kim Singletary Anna Johnston Bob Hefflinger* Elaine Dutton Amy Slama Bethanie Kruse Veronica Hefflinger* Susan Henshaw Mary Kay Smid Tobie Kunkle Jeanne Henry Barbara Maus Marianna Stewart Mitch Laursen Joyce Higgins* Mary Ellen McMahon Ruth Templemann Melissa Long Pegge Hlavacek* Lynda Mirvish Marilyn Yeck Mindy L. Lorenz Alice Pauley Kate Holstein Museum Shop Megan Malloy Ila Dean Horn Frank Schepers Anne Shaughnessy Samantha Mancuso Mary Irving Anne Shaughnessy Kiana Mathew Karen Dix Johnson Beverly Streba Ben McLaughlin Noreen Johnson* Takaro Yazaki Sally Meginnis Esther (Vernie) Jones Callie E. Messick Barbara Lambries Thanks Also to Our "Special Occasion" Volunteers Ellen Mickle Robert Lewis In addition to the regular volunteers listed above, Joslyn Art Amanda Nelson Patricia Lontor Museum thanks the volunteers who gave of their time and Lexie Newman Sally Lusk talents for exhibitions, music series, and other special programs Katie O'Neal Maxine MacDonald throughout the year. Thank you! Sarita Patnaik Marilyn Mangan Courtney Reeves Linda Mathew Kate Reynolds Ruth McKee* Maggie Rudersdorf Renee Mehrer Taylor Saalfeld Teresa Meyer Lindsay Schulz Dorothy Morrow Amanda Shaff Jean Munhall-Sitzman Betsey Sibbernsen Loy Nebergall* Alison Sievers Barbara Nelson 173 DONORS Donor gifts are to Joslyn Art Museum and its associated foundations.

Endowment Bella and David S. Block Patty Patrick Visio: The Joslyn Legacy (Margaret Block) Beverly and Gerald Pearson Gertrude E. Brinkman Lenore and Joseph Polack Visio: The Joslyn Legacy encompasses Nancy and Dan Brune Rita M. Price endowment and similar funds for Barbara and James Call Marjorie Quinlan operations, exhibitions, and acquisitions. Eric Carlson Alice Naomi Reineke The following are named funds that Betty and Sydney Cate Ephraim L. Marks and David M. Rice provide support for acquisitions, programs, Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Anne and David A. Rismiller and projects. Foundation Polly and Jack Savage Ethel S. Abbott Art Endowment Fund James Czarnecki Joan and Michael Schneeweiss Milton R. and Pauline S. Abrahams Shirley Daley Terri and Phil Schrager Library Endowment Fund Jack Drew Rose Schupak Center for Education Endowment Fund Margre and Charles Durham Suzanne and Walter Scott Center for Western Studies Art Del J. Ellis Margaret Shearer Endowment Fund Jane and John Ellsworth Eve and Frederick J. Simon Center for Western Studies Eve Fisher Nancy and Larry Smith Endowment Fund Mary E. Flannigan Shirley and Michael Sorrell The Conboy Fund John K. Fong Edward F. Stapowich The Jack Drew Endowment for 18th- Norma and E. James Fuller Janice D. and Larry D. Stoney and 19th-Century Art June and Ed Gauhari Janet S. and Willis A. Strauss Gilbert M. and Martha H. Hitchcock Dodie and Elmer Gerfen John Thomas Endowment Fund Elinor Greenfield Isabella B. Threlkeld Lawrence R. and Jeannette James Art Sharon G. Marvin Griffin Dorothy and Stanley Truhlsen Acquisition Fund Agnes Hamilton Dorothy and Allan Tubach Sarah H. Joslyn Endowment Fund Alice W. and Berchel H. Harper Alice Ungar Peter Kiewit Endowment Fund Mary Jo Havlicek Vaclav Vytracil Carolyn J. Scott Exhibition Fund Marianne and Fred Hawkins, Jr. Patricia A. and Judd F. Wagner Robert H. and Mildred T. Storz Mary and Charles Heider Webster Family Foundation Endowment Fund Anunt Hengtrakul Louise Wickstrum Gretchen Swanson Velde Joslyn Cecil Hicks Wiesman Family Endowment Fund Ursula and Henry Hoffman Robert Getscher and Harry Wilkinson In addition to the named funds, the Mary and Richard Holland Collection donors listed below have made outright Ila Dean Horn Louis Williams gifts, estate gifts, or irrevocable planned Chris Pilcher and Thomas Huerter Philip J. Willson gifts to ensure that Joslyn Art Museum’s Roger Hughes Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney tradition of excellence continues for Gilbert Johnson Barbara P. and Robert P. Youngman Richard Jourdan years to come. The gifts also represent a Exhibitions shared faith in the future of Joslyn as Leona and William Kernen Stan Douglas: Inconsolable Memories the region’s major resource for the Helen Kistle Government of Canada collection, preservation and Helen and Ted Kolderie Energy Systems Company interpretation of the visual arts. Jack Kostich Susie and Steve Kupka Carmen and John Gottschalk Anonymous (14) Marian Leary Omaha Steaks International Pauline B. Allen Ida and Walter Lenz Suzanne and Walter Scott Marian and Harold Andersen Howard Lewis Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Jo Anderson L. Zenaide Luhr Richard Sullivan Joan Angotti Sally and Graham Lusk Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney The Anschutz Foundation Irene and Joseph Malek David Zwirner Gallery Nancy Askew Francis T. B. Martin Dirk Skreber: Na(h)tanz 2.0 Jack Barnhart Joan and Robert Masterson Energy Systems Company Margaret and Hubert Bath Helen and Frank Matthews Terri and Phil Schrager Thelma Beckler Janet and James McClymond Janet Bellinger Mary Pat and Richard McCormick Frederick J. Brown: Dorothy and Lyman Bennett Cynthia and Thomas F. McGowan Portraits of Music I Love Robert Benzel Lyra Ann and Charles Monasee Beverly and Gerald Pearson James Bergquist Joel Faires and Dean Naegele Joan L. Gibson and Donald F. Wurster Barbara Birmingham Barbara and Michel Nelson Judy and Ron Parks 18 ConAgra Foods Foundation (LEFT) Russia's Age of Elegance Gala honorary Dixon Family Foundation chairmen Robert and Judy Barbara and William Fitzgerald Bates (left) with Joslyn Art Carol Gendler Museum Association co-chairmen Kelly Thedinger Government of Canada (right) and Cathy Perry (far Judy and Terry Haney right), June 3 Iowa West Foundation Leona and William Kernen (BELOW RIGHT) U.S. Wende Lindsey-Kotouc and John F. Ambassador to the Russian Federation Alexander Koutouc Vershbow and his wife, artist Mutual of Omaha Companies and jewelry designer Lenore Polack Lisa Vershbow (left), with Cindy and Mogens Bay at the Terri and Phil Schrager Russia's Age of Elegance Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Richard Gala, June 3 Sullivan Gilbert C. Swanson Foundation, Inc. Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance Gifts for Operations, Events, Lynn and Gerald Timmerman Cynthia and Mogens Bay Programs, and Exhibitions Margie and James Timmerman CBSHOME Real Estate (Gifts to Joslyn Art Museum or one of Philip J. Willson Clear Channel Communications its support groups) Zurich Commercial Federal Bank David Zwirner Gallery Douglas County Commissioners $100,000 and above U.S. Cellular Drew Foundation (Jack, Helen, Drew Foundation (Jack, Helen, Louis, Louis, and Jean) and Jean) $5,000-$9,999 Charles W. Durham Charles W. Durham John M. Bates Charitable Trust Energy Systems Company Peter Kiewit Foundation Cynthia and Mogens Bay First National Bank Suzanne and Walter Scott Margaret Block Mercedes-Benz of Omaha Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Burlington Resources Foundation Nebraska Department of Travel and Commercial Federal Bank $50,000-$99,999 Tourism Dillon Foundation Douglas County Commissioners Omaha Steaks International Joan L. Gibson and Donald F. Wurster First National Bank Omaha World-Herald HDR, Inc. Carmen and John Gottschalk Wiesman Development The Hawks Foundation Alice Dale Harper Estate Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Jefferson Pilot Financial Mary and Charles F. Heider KPMG Lisa Vershbow: Four Years in Russia Mary and Richard Holland Lexus of Omaha Cynthia and Mogens Bay Nancy and Michael R. McCarthy Nebraska Department of Travel and Out of the Wild: John James Audubon's Eileen and Wayne Ryan Tourism Four-Legged Mammals of North America $25,000-$49,999 Dian Moore Beverly and Gerald Pearson Lynne and John Boyer CBSHOME Real Estate Qwest Foundation City of Omaha Dr. C.C. and Mabel Criss Memorial Anne and David Rismiller HDR, Inc. Foundation Eve and Frederick J. Simon Mary and Charles F. Heider Energy Systems Company Webster Family Foundation KPMG Gladys and Roland Harriman Whitmore Charitable Trust Robert H. Storz Foundation Foundation Wiesman Development Picasso: Master Printmaker Nebraska Arts Council Douglas County Commissioners Omaha Steaks International Mary and Charles F. Heider Peter Kiewit Sons’, Inc. Omaha World-Herald Ann and Ken Stinson Lenore Polack Robert H. Storz Foundation Ann and Ken Stinson Sunderland Foundation Philip J. Willson $10,000-$24,999 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska Betty and Sydney L. Cate Catholic Mutual Group City of Omaha 193 $1,000-$4,999 Patron Circle P.J. Morgan Real Estate Aaron Ferer and Sons' Company for Contemporary Art In memory of William Bures Trilety G. Wade America First Foundation (donors group for the acquisition of In memory of Dave Janke Lynne and John Boyer contemporary art) In memory of Cory Kneifel ConAgra Foods Company ConAgra Foods Foundation Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Michael Faust Carmen and John Gottschalk In memory of Margaret Davis Burdette Fredrickson Mary and Richard Holland In memory of Frances Batt Norma and E. James Fuller Chris Pilcher and Thomas J. Huerter In memory of Betty Abbott Lamson, Dugan and Murray, LLP Kim and Bruce Lauritzen In memory of Harlan Noddle Delores Owen Lozier Foundation Edward and Lida Robinson Charitable Joan and Robert Masterson Gifts In-Kind Trust Omaha Steaks International (Gifts valued at $100 or more to Joslyn Jane and Thompson Rogers Karen and Doug Riley or one of its support groups) SilverStone Group Terri and Phil Schrager AAA Rents Union Pacific Corporation Suzanne and Walter Scott Ameristar Casino and Hotel U.S. Bank Corporation Ann and Ken Stinson Kay Armstrong Philip J. Willson $500-$999 Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Ardyth Low Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska $100-$499 Gifts to the Art Reference Library Jan Buckingham Clear Channel Communications Anonymous (Donors of art-related books, including ConAgra Foods Company Michael Howard memorial or honorary books, or cash Doug Dushan Benny Kay gifts for books, totaling $100 or more) Edward O'Toole Elman and Company Anne Shaughnessy Cash gifts for book purchases Emspace Group Edward F. Stapowich Estate $1,000 or more Flat Iron Café Union Pacific Employee Funds Norma and E. James Fuller Harrah’s Council Bluffs Homer’s Music and Gifts Art Purchase Gifts of art-related books Jefferson Pilot Financial $1,000 or more ADG Capital, LLC KETV Arader Tree Service, Inc. John Fong Lulu’s Unique Boutique at Legacy W. Graham Arader III $100-$999 Mae Farmer Fashion Shop Frank Benevento W. Graham Arader III Mercedes-Benz of Omaha Benson Consulting, Inc. Dean Naegele and Joel Faires Midwest Airlines Ann and Steve Berzin Gail and Michael B. Yanney Laurel and David Murphy Robert Billingsley Neon Products Company, Inc. Terri and Dennis Bovin Honorary and Memorial Gifts Old Market Habitat Casimir Capital, LP (Donors with annual memorial/honorary Omaha Steaks International Peter DeSorcy gifts to Joslyn totaling $100 or more) Omaha World-Herald Lynn and Wesley Edens Robert A. Berey One Drake Place Del Ellis In memory of William Bures Oriental Trading Company Patrick Gerschel Margaret and R.W. Blumenscheim Panera Bread Marcie and John Golden In memory of Delford U. Boyer Paper Bizarre Diane and Jay Goldsmith Ann and James Bonham Q 98.5 Victoria and Mark Graham In memory of Mildred Roling Quail Distributing Albert Gunther In honor of Diane Nelson Kathryn and Colin Quinn J.N. Bartfield Galleries, Inc. Barbara and James Call The Reader Marc Letellier In honor of Hal Maurer Regal Plastic Supply Jill Matichak Mary and Joseph Daugherty Karen and Doug Riley Donna Pearson Josey In memory of Bill Strauss Steven’s Jewelers Anne and David Rismiller Donna Grote Monte Thompson Richard Sandhaus In memory of Harold Cook Union Pacific Corporation John Scherlis Barbara Hayes Upstream Brewing Company Terri and Phil Schrager In memory of Dave Janke U.S. Cellular Jeffrey Siegal Wallace Hopkins Voila! Blooms in Dundee Karen and Howard Spey In memory of Delford U. Boyer Waitt Media Zaplin-Lampert Gallery Dana E. Kaufman Adam Whitney Gallery In honor of Joseph Erman Zurich 20 Passport Partners HDR, Inc. Donating Gifts ($100,000) Jefferson Pilot Financial A Hill of Beans Coffee John Day Company Passport Partners is a cultural partnership Ameristar Casino and Hotel Kiewit Corporation between The Nebraska Medical Center, Anthony's Steakhouse Kirkham, Michael and Associates University Medical Associates, the University BeBos Kutak Rock, LLP of Nebraska Medical Center, and Joslyn Bene Pizza and Pasta Leo A. Daly Company Art Museum with the mission to offer a Cinemark Movies 8 Lieben, Whitted, Houghton, variety of art-focused opportunities, both at Cookies by Design Slowiaczek, and Cavanagh, PC, LLO Joslyn and at the medical center campus, Crescent Moon Ale House Metropolitan Utilities District to over 10,000 employees and students. Crowne Plaza Grille MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company Delice European Bakery and Café The Nebraska Medical Center Mutual of Omaha Deb Covert, Independent Travel University Medical Associates No Frills Supermarket Specialist, AAA Travel Nebraska University of Nebraska Medical Center Northern Border Partners, LP Dimensions Hair Salon Northern Natural Gas Corporate Partners Doubletree Hotel Omaha Steaks International Durham Western Heritage Museum ($250-$1,500) Omaha Public Power District Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que Corporate Partners is a corporate giving REDSTONE Communications The Flatiron Café initiative designed for the purpose of The Scoular Company Goldberg's II Dundee offering exclusive opportunities for company Security National Bank Golden Corral employees to be introduced or become The SilverStone Group Henry Doorly Zoo involved at Joslyn Art Museum. Union Pacific Railroad Lansky's Pizza Pasta & Philly Steak U.S. Bank of Nebraska ACI Worldwide, Inc. Sandwiches Valmont Industries, Inc. Baird Holm Law Firm Lauritzen Gardens Wells Fargo Fraser Stryker Law Firm Market Basket Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Krispy Kreme Donuts Millard Roadhouse The Waldinger Corporation Participating Noodles and Company Omaha Steaks International AIM Institute Panera Bread Businesses Supporting Young Ameritrade Holding Corporation Pathways Book Store Art Patrons Programs Bellevue University Petrow’s Restaurant America First Foundation Bridges Investment Counsel, Inc. P.F. Changs Jefferson Pilot Financial CBSHOME Real Estate Spaghetti Works Olley the Trolley Carlson Hospitality Worldwide Star Cinema Union Pacific Corporation City of Omaha Starbuck's Coffee Co. Upstream Brewing Company College of Saint Mary T G I Friday’s Commercial Federal Bank Takechi's Jewelers Businesses and Institutions Council Bluffs Public Schools Three Happiness Express Involved in Membership Creighton University Upstream Brewing Company Data Transmission Network Corporation Campaigns V Mertz Restaurant Deloitte Wheatfields Participating with Matching Gifts First National Bank of Omaha Wendy Deane Gallery ACI Worldwide, Inc. Holland Basham Architects AON Risk Services (i) Structure, Inc. Alegent Health Koley, Jessen, PC America First Companies McCarthy Group, Inc. Baird Holm Law Firm McGill, Gotsdiner, Workman & Lepp, Barnhart Press P.C. LLO Borhseim’s Fine Jewelry and Gifts Metropolitan Community College CSG Systems, Inc. Omaha Public Libraries DLR Group, Inc. Omaha Public Schools Domina Law, PC, LLO Omaha World-Herald Energy Systems Company Physicians Mutual Insurance Company Farmers National Company Qwest Communications First Data Resources Tenaska First Westroads Bank United States Strategic Command Fraser Stryker Law Firm United Way of the Midlands Great Western Bank 213 BODMER SOCIETY AND CONTEMPORARY ART SOCIETY MEMBERS

Bodmer Society Jane and Thompson Rogers Susan and Dwight Sipprelle (supporting the Margre H. Durham John P. Schlegel Edgar O. Smith Center for Western Studies) Lori and W. David Scott Karen and Lawrence Solomon Founding Members of the Bodmer Suzanne and Walter Scott* Claire and Stephen Sordoni Society are denoted with an asterisk (*). Eve and Frederick J. Simon* Karen and Howard Spey Kathleen and Robert H. Ahmanson* Jean and C. Mickey Skinner* Jonathan Stern Marian and Harold W. Andersen* Peggy and David L. Sokol* Elisabeth and Karl Swann Judy and Robert Bates* Ira Spanierman and Gavin Spanierman Robbie and Samuel Vickers Cynthia and Mogens Bay* Ann and Kenneth Stinson* John Wilson Patricia and Richard Bell Janet S. Strauss* Mark Zaplin Lynne and John Boyer* Phyllis and Del Toebben Eileen and Henry Brown Dorothy and Stanley M. Truhlsen* Susan A. Buffett Nancy and John Webster* Barbara and James Call* Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney* Betty and Sydney Cate* National Chapter of Members Carol and Brad Chapman Chris Arader Jane and LeRoy Crosby Graham Arader Pamela and James Crowe* Carol and Jack Asher Mary and Joseph Daugherty* Fran and Lenox D. Baker, Jr. Robert B. Daugherty* Frank A. Benevento Dawn and Sid Dinsdale Steve Berzin Beverly and William Donaldson Robert Billingsley Charles W. Durham* Terri and Dennis Bovin Sue Fletcher Wendy and Henry Breck Katherine and William Foxley* James Brodell Carmen and John E. Gottschalk* Peter DeSorcy Judy and Terry Haney Douglas C. Eby Rhonda and Howard Hawks* Lynn and Wesley Edens Mary and Charles Heider* Michael Engl Mary and Richard Holland* Susan and Stephen C. Felker Richard Hunt* Michael Frost Carole and Robert Julian* Patrick Gerschel Ruth and James Keene, III* John Golden Hani and John Kenefick* Diane and Jay Goldsmith Leona and William Kernen* Victoria and Mark Graham Linda Klaasmeyer James William Guercio Gail and Harry A. Koch, Jr.* Martha and Albert W. Gunther Bodmer Society chairman Mary Daugherty (center) with Bodmer Mary and Clarence L. Landen, Jr. Society members Lynne Boyer (left) and Ann Stinson (right) at the Paul Tudor Jones, II group's annual rendezvous! dinner, September 26 Kim and Bruce R. Lauritzen Mark Kalimian Susan and Michael Lebens Marie and James P. Kelly Mary and Dennis Lundgren* Richard Lambert Sally and Graham Lusk Betty and Larry A. Larsen Joyce and Carl Mammel* Marc Letellier Kristin and Christopher Mason Orrin Lippoff Helen and Frank Matthews* Alex Ludwig Beverly and Harold Maurer Jill Matichak Cindy and Thomas F. McGowan* Gian Matteo Lo Faro Carolyn Meissner Aubrey Kerr McClendon Dian J. Moore* James Parks Roger F. Morrison Donna Pearson Josey Ann and A. Ralph Navaro Tim Peterson Shirley J. and Daniel P. Neary Cynthia Phipps Anne and John P. Nelson John A. Ross Aldine A. Nordgren Richard Sandhaus Lenore Polack Richard Sands Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts John Scherlis Karen and Doug Riley Jeffrey Siegal Anne and David A. Rismiller* 22 Contemporary Art Society Joan and Robert Masterson (special interest group directly Donna Menolascino and Karl Momsen engaged with contemporary art) Mary and John C. Mitchell, Sr. Kathleen and Ross Bellinghiere Maggie and Robert E. Mundy Phann Benscoter Shirley J. and Daniel P. Neary Leslie Berry Sharee C. and Murray H. Newman Frances and Louis Blumkin Frederic P. Ogren Myriel Boes Ronald J. Palagi Djel Ann and Paul Brown Lenore Polack Kim and Randy Brown Polina Poluektova Anne and Stephen Bruckner Mary Jane (Kop) Ramsey Sandi L. E. and William C. Bruns David M. Rice Eddith Buis Karen and Doug Riley Leslie and Steve Byers Barbara T. Rips Larry Carlson Robert Rogers Rkachea and Bruce Carpenter Jane and Thompson Rogers Joan Desens and Simon Carr-Ellison Jan Buckingham and Lauren Ronald Sylvia B. Cohn Terri L. and Phillip Schrager Rex Daugherty Suzanne and Walter Scott Karen and J. Robert Duncan Mary and Kurt Shafer Ruth and Joe Erman Stacy and Bruce Simon Jill and Mike Erman Eve and Frederick J. Simon Estelle S. Faier Todd Simon Larry Ferguson Heidi and Mark Singer Catherine and Terry Ferguson Jeanne and Colin Smith Sara M. Foxley Annette and Paul G. Smith Contemporary Art Society members (left to right) Sara Ann and Kenneth Stinson Foxley, Joan Gibson, Don Wurster, Karen Riley, Rosalie Friedman Sylvia B. Cohn, and Philip J. Willson join Barrie Norma and E. James Fuller Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Richard Mowatt (back), Executive Director of the Vancouver Carol Gendler Sullivan International Sculpture Biennale: Open Spaces Carmen and John E. Gottschalk Monte and Duane Thompson 2005/2006, and American artist John Henry (far Gail and Irving Veitzer right) as he paints his piece Jaguar, installed in Carol J. and Howard F. Hahn Devonian Harbour Park as part of the public art Mary and Charles Heider Joodi and Norman Veitzer exhibition and festival, during the CAS art trip to Shari Hofschire Jan and Charles Vrana Vancouver, Canada, September 23-26 Mary and Richard Holland Patricia and Judd Wagner Angela and Stanley J. How Richard Weisman Chris Pilcher and Thomas J. Huerter Anne and Arnold Weitz Frances and Richard Juro Donna and Perry T. Williams Kim and Bruce Lauritzen Philip J. Willson Joan and Martin J. Lehr Mary and John K. Wilson Dianne and Allan Lozier Joan L. Gibson and Donald F. Wurster Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney

Contemporary Art Society chairman Philip J. Willson (left) looks on as Omaha artist Jun Kaneko (right) addresses CAS members during the group's visit to his new facility, KANEKO, July 6

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Patron Benefactor Patron Curator Mary and Anthony Seina ($10,000 and above) ($1,000 to $2,499) Phyllis Sherman Marian and Harold Andersen Hap Abraham Carol and Drexel J. Sibbernsen, Jr. Carmen and John Gottschalk Robyn and Fred Amis Anne G. and Alan D. Simon Energy Systems Company Marcia and Frederick Backer Stacy and Bruce Simon Clyde R. (Bob) Bell Todd Simon Patron Governor Dorothy Bennett Lynette and William Singer ($5,000 to $9,999) Sharon and Randy Blackburn Darlene M. and Reuben T. Swanson Judy and Jack Baker Frances and Louis Blumkin Dorothy and Stanley M. Truhlsen Susan A. Buffett Barbara and James Call Dorothy and Allan Tubach Sylvia B. Cohn Elizabeth and John Carroll Diana and Dennis P. Walker Charles W. Durham Betty and Sydney Cate Philip J. Willson Sue Fletcher Pamela and James Crowe Kathy and Rodney Woods Kathy and Wayne Gary Gates Robert B. Daugherty Patron Collector Rhonda and Howard Hawks Beverly and William Donaldson Nancy and David Johnson Ruth and Joe Erman ($500 to $999) Wende Lindsey-Kotouc and John F. Eve Fisher Nancy and David Abboud Kotouc Norma and E. James Fuller Diane E. and Robert M. Ames Kim and Bruce Lauritzen Nancy and Thomas Gallagher Phyllis and Harvey Aronson Helen and Frank Matthews Barbara and J. Peter Gattermeir Nancy Askew Cindy and Thomas F. McGowan Louise Miller Golian Marcia Baer Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts Elinor Greenfield Anne Stuart Batchelder Karen and Doug Riley Debra and Bruce Grewcock Betty and David A. Baxter, Jr. Jane and Thompson Rogers Janis and John Haggstrom Sally and Frederick Bekins Suzanne and Walter Scott Judy and Terry Haney Mary Ann and Thomas Belford Lin and Michael Simmonds Cynthia and Herbert A. Hartman, Jr. Joanne and Robert Berkshire Eve and Frederick J. Simon Elizabeth Davidson and Clark Hodder Jody Bloom Peggy and David L. Sokol Claire Hubbard Sylvia and Gary Bohn Ann and Kenneth Stinson Richard Hunt Sally and Edson Bridges II Janet Strauss John J. Jelinek Mark J. Brodkey Valmont Industries, Inc. Donna L. and Matthew J. Johnson Eileen and Henry Brown Nancy and John Webster Esther and Carter Jones Jean and Bruce Buehler Barbara and Wallace R. Weitz Louise and J. Brooks Joyner Susan and Louis Burgher Mary and John K. Wilson Rae and Thomas R. Keogh Susan Butler Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Myrna and Robert F. Krohn Jan and Richard Caulk Jackie Law Phyllis and James Chapin Patron Director Eleanor Malot Carole L. Christ ($2,500 to $4,999) Beverly and Harold Maurer Joan and Donald Cimpl Cynthia and Mogens Bay Sharon McGill-Miles Mary Jo and Richard Coffey Ann and James Bonham Roberta and Norman G. Miller Laura and James Commers Carol and Brad Chapman Lyra Ann Monasee Carol and Benton Copple Mary and Joseph Daugherty Dian J. Moore Charlotte Conner and William Dana Catherine and Terry Ferguson Jan Mactier-Moriarty and J. Michael Anne and James V. Dolan Tricia and Stephen Frary Moriarty Debby Durham Marianne and Fred Hawkins, Jr. Diane and Ben Nelson Lynette A. and Marvin B. Dvorak Mary and Charles Heider Anne and John P. Nelson Paula M. and James O. Ellis, Jr. Marilyn and Richard Holland Sharee C. and Murray H. Newman Darlynn and Tom Fellman Mary and Clarence L. Landen, Jr. Nancy F. and Harlan J. Noddle Terry and Randolph M. Ferlic Dianne and Allan Lozier Loretta S. and Douglas E. Patterson Cornelia Field Joyce and Carl Mammel Beverly and Gerald (Bud) Pearson Debbie and Rex Fisher Nancy and Michael R. McCarthy Sandra and James Reding Pam and William Fleming Lenore Polack Donna and Edward T. Robinson, Jr. Nancy and David Friedland Anne and David A. Rismiller Carol and W. Lee Rowe Thama Lee and Willard I. Friedman Julie and John C. Schroeder Cynthia and Charles Schneider Edith A. Gallagher Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Richard Ruth Lind and J. William Scott Marjorie and Dan Gardner Sullivan Thomas D. Gensler

24 Supporting Members of Young Art Patrons ($150): Patron Member Brunch, Amy and Stuart Chittenden September 11 Arnel Citurs Calvert Collins Meg and Joel Davies Erin Emmons Mark Guilliatt Jennifer Magilton Hinrichs and Mark Hinrichs Emily and Michael Jung Heike and Adam Langdon Jon Rehm Cathy and Matt Saathoff Rachel Slosburg Kay Lynn and John C. Goldner Janis Nelson Michael Stratta Sharon Marvin Griffin and William Donna and Ralph Nelson, Jr. Candace Tielebein Griffin Jan Nurnberger Sabrina and Zachary Weiss Judith and John D. Griffiths Delores Owen Alexi and Scott Wellman Barbara and David Haggart Mary and Richard J. Parrish Janis and John Haggstrom Barbara and Donald J. Pavelka Ramona and Deryl F. Hamann Catherine V. and Troy W. Perry Elinor and Robert W. Hansen Patricia and Gerald Pfeffer Melissa Marvin and Geoffrey Hartig Liza and Jerry Porter Karen and Kim Hawkins Rita Price Julie and David Hefflinger Jo and Rick Prusha Marilynn and William J. Hetzler Kitty and John Ransom Bonnie Hickey Ivel and John Reed Jeannette and Lawrence R. James Sandra Morar and Bruce Rohde Lawrence R. James, II Jan Buckingham and Lauren M. Ronald Mary and Thomas Jetton Carol and G. Richard Russell Gaile and Owen Johnson Constance Ryan Noreen and William A. Johnson Rebecca and Kirk Samuelson Richard A. Jourdan Molly and Toby Schropp Connie and Patrick Jung Amy Scott Frances and Richard Juro Margaret Shearer Helen and Richard W. Kelley Nancy and Richard Shugrue Karen and Howard Kennedy Klayton C. Killion and Robert D. Siniard Michelle and Peter Knolla Jeanne Skutt Steph E. and Jack J. Koraleski Teddi and Timothy L. Slattery Jackie and Terry Kroeger Ellen and Richard Slosburg Diane and James E. Landen Stanley Slosburg Elizabeth D. Lauritzen Smith, Bourne & Associates, Inc. Marian Leary Linda and John Stagg Grace and Earl Leinart Michele R. Marsh and John Terry Deana and Michael B. Liddy Thomas D. Thalken Jennifer Toebben and Chris Link Jann and Lawrence Thomas Ann and Allan Mactier Phyllis and Del Toebben Tove and Thomas L. Manuel Margo Tucker and E. J. Tucker Lynn Marchese Jan and Charles Vrana Dorothy and Daniel L. McKinney Duane D. Warden Suzanne and Joseph McNamara Anne Thorne Weaver Susan and Steven McWhorter Pam and Michael C. Weekly Tania and Terry Moore Diane and Richard Westin Elizebeth Murphy Judy and Gale Wickersham Mary and John Wilson, II Joan L. Gibson and Donald F. Wurster

25 CONTRIBUTOR MEMBERS

Contributor members share an enthusiasm Sally L. and Michael D. Mann Shelly and Stanley H. Schack for the arts and a firm belief in Joslyn's Joan V. and John J. Matoole Joanne and James R. Scott-Miller important role in the community. Dara J. Spivak and Robert L. McAnally Diane and Lawrence F. Shackman Mia Nagy and Tom McGinn Ann and Frank C. Sidles Contributor Members — Sustaining Robin Behlers and Paul Mileris Mary J. McNamee and Kieth A. ($250 to $499) Judge Lindsey Miller-Lerman Simmons Jamie and Tom Barker Tom S. Miya Marilyn and Mike Sitorius Barbara Ann and Frank Blank Mary and John W. Monson Patty L. Skwarek Diane and Gary Boisen Michelle and Mario Mota Martha and D. David Slosburg Barb and Jim Brentlinger Rozanne and Duncan Murphy Jeanne and Colin Smith Mary P. Clarkson and Robert V. Broom Andrea M. and W. Don Nelson Jeannette A. and H. Wayne Smith Susan J. and George K. Burcum Christine W. and David P. Nikunen Barbara Rodak and Gregory H. Sovey Susan E. Conine Carol and Charles Novich Ann L. and Gene Spence Aurel Couch, Jr. Mary E. Helms and Kenneth R. Olson Betsy J. and Lynn A. Stephenson Robert H. Culver, Jr. Orville A. Olson, Jr. Nancy H. Sunderland Rosemary G. Daly Janet and Stephen Papenfuss Patricia and Dale TeKolste Mary and Hal Daub Catherine and Richard Pedersen Leslie and Daniel Thiele Janelle F. and Leon F. Davis Lynn M. and Bradley A. Perry Jean M. and Richard B. Tobin Dominick DiMaio Dorothy Peters Linda R. and Ronald L. Wax Colleen and Roger Dilley Cassandra J. and Gary A. Pietrok Sue L. and Tom Weidner Linda A. Dobry Winifred and Lewis Pinch Anita L. Wheeler Rosemary and Bernard Duhaime Betty Foster and Chuck Powell Cynthia and David Wiesman Scott Dye Jane and Ken Power Judy and James H. Wigton Mary J. and William S. Ellis Marjorie A. Quinlan Lori L. and Stephen H. Williams Deborah and Kennth Elson, Jr. Teri A. and Ronald N. Quinn Nancy L. and Philip M. Wolf Janice and John D. Fonda Izen I. and Neal S. Ratzlaff Phyllis J. and F. Marshall Zahller Rae Rose and Robert Fowler Virginia A. and Martin P. Reagan Amy and Tim Zweiback Sandra B. and Howard J. Friedman Beatrice Reimers-McLaughlin Judy Zweiback Frances H. and Ray D. Gaines Joanne S. and Philip L. Gilmore Walter B. Graham Belinda B. and Carl B. Greiner Ibby B. and John W. Hancock Adele A. and Ted Hazer Marianne and Carr E. Heaney, Jr. Tracy T. and Robert N. Hibbard Mary L. and Thomas H. Holley Maxine and Ross Horning Roger Hubbard Sheri and Steve Idelman Carolyn and George M. Ireland Mary R. and Paul C. Jessen Phyllis and John Jeter Dale E. Johnson Judith and Joseph G. Johnston Fanny S. Jones David Karnes Nancy L. King Renee and John E. Kizer The crowd fills the concert hall for formal remarks at the Russia's Age of Elegance Members Opening , June 4 Mike Klug Victoria and David A. Krecek Earl R. Kreins Mary Ellen and Charles Krobot Janet and C. Rex Latta Bobette and Jay R. Lerner Sina J. Linman Trudy and Larry Lundquist

263 Contributor Members — Associate John F. Cazahous, Jr. Nev and Gordon Fredrickson ($100 to $249) Joyce and Elisabeth Chandler Julie and Lance Fritz Jennifer A. and Steve Ackerman Susan C. and Bob Chenoweth Marlen Frost Margaret A. and John R. Allington Val Chickinelli John Gallagher Jane G. Alseth Gretchen and Fred Christensen Marcia Gallner Robyn M. Bartlett-Andersen and Diane and Lawrence Cochran Patricia and Dennis S. Garton Eric J. Andersen Susie B. and Marvin Cohn Dana and Steve Gehring Beth and Jeff Andersen Terrence Connelly Helen S. and Louis G. Gerdes Linda Matson Andersen Cora and Maurice Conner Paula K. and Gary Glissman Martha M. Andersen Wendy and Charles Cooper Polly and Joe Goecke Carol A. Anderson Marcy and Ira Cotton Barbara and Gary L. Goldstein Carolyn O. Anderson Terry L. and Harry J. Crook, Jr. Shirley and Leonard Goldstein Phyllis and Robert Anderson Mary (Peg) E. and Gary L. Crouch Barbara Goodrich Theresa and Charles E. Andrews Teri S. and Mark L. D’Agostino Linda and Jerry Gordman Barbara and Jack Angus Lynne Patricia and Richard Davidson Margaret J. and John L. Gordon Zach Atchley Rose Marie and Bill E. Davis Wanda R. and J. Michael Gottschalk Judith and John Atkins Janet and Fred Bunker Davis Rosalie P. and Charles M. Graz Toni and James A. Bac Jean G. Day Beverly S. and Randall D. Greer Emily R. and Joe H. Baker Maureen and Michael Delich Nina and John J. Griffin Christine A. Webster and James Balters Catherine Demes Maydew Virginia and Robert L. Grissom Raul C. Banagale Geraldine C. and Harold T. Dibelka Joan Hacket Mary P. and Jack C. Barnhart Gloria and Roy Dinsdale Mendy Rose and Michael A. Halsted Rose Marie and George J. Basque Kim W. and Tom Dinsdale Grace E. Hansen Judy M. and Robert D. Bates Grace-Ann and E. David Dolak Mildred E. and Malvin L. Hansen Weenonah L. and Curtis K. Bayer Carol Jorde and David Domina Alice and Jerry D. Hanson Clare and Duane Baylor Fran and Duane Dowd Jacquelyn and Roger K. Harned Nancy N. and George J. Behringer Carleton T. Draper Janice R. and Sheldon J. Harris Marilyn Beig Karen and Patrick Drickey Mr. and Mrs. Darrald B. Harsh Liz Spivey and Dave Bergin Gayle P. and Sarge S. Dubinsky Jody N. and Donald A. Harvey Mary Wampler and Philip J. Bierman Janice R. and Frank J. Duffy Gregory A. Havelka Pam and Dennis Bintner Catherine and C.D. Duran Mary Jo Havlicek Gary Birge Bobbi Wells and John Dyer Susan and Michael Hawkins Judy and Frank Blazek Claire W. Eason Barbara J. and Douglas S. Heikel Sharon L. and Robert Bloechle Irene and Gary G. Ecklund Keith Hentzen Chris L. and Ronald Blumkin Barbara J. Egerer Beckie and Curt Hewett Barbara J. Bock-Mavis Marmie and R.J. Ellingson Bruce Heyne Kathleen and Joseph R. Bohacek Mary and Herbert A. Engdahl Joan C. and Peter W. Hill Jeanne and Richard Bolamperti Cathy and Todd Engle Rose Hill Dorothy and David H. Bowman Janet H. and Carl B. Eskridge Norma J. Hilt Esther and Dan Brabec Bernadette and Paul Esposito Karel and Charles Hinkle Meroe L. Brady Barbara A. Fanning Kristen L. and Gary L. Hoffman Marti and Ken Briney Joan Squires and Thomas Fay Mary Anne and David E. Hoover Tina and Dale A. Broekemeier Matthew Ferer Elizabeth and Donald C. Hosford, Jr. Karen and Doug Brouillette Joan B. and John J. Ferguson Anne Houlihan Barbara C. and Gerald C. Brundo Marianne Festersen Kayla and Bob Howard Beverly and Edward Burchfield Ellen H. and Leonard L. Finnegan, Jr. Barb and Robert E. Huettner Margaret A. and Robert F. Burns Yoshiko and Edward J. Fitzpatrick Annette and Steven Huff Alicia Patterson and Mark Burshard Diane L. and Jere W. Fonda Ann B. and Gerald L. Hug Catherine and Joseph Caggiano Robert J. Fonda Roger M. Hughes Scot Caldwell Barbara J. Ford Mary Beth and Daniel E. Hunt Theresa and Peter Canaday Marilyn and Don Forke Ed Hunt Jim Carnicom Marjorie J. and Robert M. Foster Nadine and Jean Hunter Anne D. and James A. Carroll Muriel Frank Carolie Hunting David Catalan Jan and Harris Frankel Ginny and Dale O. Inglis Kate A. and John J. Cavanaugh Gail and Bruce Frasier Maria C. and Dean G. Jacobsen

273 Jayne L. Timmerman and Dan L. Jaksich Teresa Meyer and Jim Jarazbek Eva M. and Burton D. Jay Deby Johnson Gilbert D. Johnson Patricia and Gordon F. Johnson Mary K. and Robert D. Johnson Cheri Jones David Jones Jane Bunker Jones Elizabeth and Jerry Jones Elizabeth J. and Kevin M. Joyce Ronald J. Kafka Patricia and Andre Kalil Sally and Gary Kaplan Elizabeth Scott Karpf Beverley and F. William Karrer Renee and Sandford Kasner Audrey and Richard F. Kauders Jan and Victor Kensler Dale Kent Russia's Age of Elegance Members Opening, June 4 Susan E. and Robert M. Knapp Susan and Tom Knight Glenda K. Knowles Pat and Charles J. Marr Kathy W. and George E. Nelson Amy and Brad L. Knuth Sally and Richard P. Marshall Barbara A. and Michel E. Nelson Jean and Donald H. Korff Louis C. Martin Marita J. and Thomas V. Neumann Joan W. Kriegler Robert J. Martin Patricia K. and William J. Newman, Sr. Victoria and Kenneth Kroeker Caryl and Jose Martinez Anna C. Nolan Janet A. and H. Frederick Kuehl Joan and Robert Masterson Sandra L. Nolle Shirley Kulakofsky Barbara L. Maus Victoria L. and Robert B. Northrup Patty and David Kunsemiller Mary M. and Charles F. Maxwell, Jr. Renee and Richard O’Brien Carol A. and Michael J. LaCroix Jazmyn McDonald Frederic P. Ogren Colleen C. Langenfeld Ann and James E. McGill Lynette S. and Matt R. Olsen Lois J. Inskeep and Lorinda Langner Joan and Earl J. McLean Sybil G. and Evan E. Olson Al and Deb Larsen Grace L. and Cynthia Anne McMillan Connie J. and H. Don Osborne Clark Lauritzen Norma and Darrell McNamara Dorothy and Rolland Otis Phyllis A. and Leslie J. Lawless Kurtis Meyer Harriett and William L. Otis Gail Lee Lois and Myron H. Milder William R. Palmer M. Patricia Leuschen William and Anne Millea Jennifer and Thomas Pansing Jr. Rochelle (Rocky) M. Lewis Patricia A. and Peter W. Miller Ann and Raymond Pape Sandra Neely and Patrick Lhermitte Rebecca Rae Anderson and William C. Jane and Rick Parod Anne C. and T. Geoffrey Lieben Minier Frances (Frankie) and John C. Parrott, III Tom D. Liefer Regina and John Minton Elna W. and Robert E. Peirce Erin and Michael Limas Mary R. and James J. Montequin Letitia and John Pemberton Sheila and James Lincoln Gerald Moore Jean Ann Ballinger and Ward D. Peters Katie and James Linder James Morgan Allison and Gary Petersen Lora Damme and Jay Longinaker Arlis and Phillip E. Morrison L. (Lois) Victoria Peterson Patricia and Charles Lontor Dorothy and William E. Morrow, Jr. Julie and Eric Phillips Marjorie Benson Loring Jolene M. and Bruce A. Moseman Joy A. Pillard J.Terry MacNamara Nancy Morris and Joseph B. Muller Eleanor M. Plumb Debi and John Mackiel Joani and Michael G. Mullin Bev and Kennard Pohlman Michael Mahoney Elvira Garcia and Gordon Mundell Karen F. and Oliver B. Pollak Sally G. and Edward M. Malashock Natalya and William Murphy Linda and Bill Pratt Carolina Y. and Michael S. Mapes Beverly and Robert Murray Vicki Pratt Robert H. Marks Ann and Kevin Naylor Sandra and Jane Price Laura-Lee and Howard W. Needelman Kelly and Patrick Ptacek

283 Laura Rachwalik Charles Szmrecsanyi Joslyn Art Museum extends a sincere apology Sara and Gary W. Radil Jane F. and Michael J. Tan Creti to anyone whose name may have been Andrew Rasmussen Sherry A. and Jeffrey Taxman inadvertently omitted from the Volunteers, Donors, Collectors' Groups, and Patron Betty C. and Hans Rath Ann M. and Jon G. Taylor and Contributor Members lists. Thomas D. Reppart Jan Thelen Katherine Rhea Nicole Theophilus Nick Richter Carol and Gary L. Thompson Susanne Shore and Pete Ricketts Karen and Gary N. Thompson Silvia and Larry E. Roffman Susan K. Thornton Jane and Carl H. Rohman Nancy and Alan Thorson Debra J. Romberger Jean and Millard R. Thurmond Fran and J. Emmet Root Ann E. and Andy Titus Nancy A. and Jim E. Rosenthal Kay B. and Charles R. Tomek Lois and Ronald W. Roskens Kathy L. and Robert C. Townsend George Rozmarin Irene and Donald Treaster Julia and Joel Russell Suz and Steve Trusty Ruth and John C. Sage Dorothy and Dean J. Tuma Patricia and Joe Samson Barbara M. and Milo P. Vacanti Carolyn and Greg Samuelson Carol A. and John Valdrighi Jill Sanders Carol B. and David U. Van Metre Rose Marie and Harold Dean Sapp Denise Kolbet and Michelle Helen and Stephen Sawtell VanderWoude J.G. Schaaf Nancy J. and Kevin D. Vaughan Jeri and William Schlueter Barbara J. Velinsky Thomas F. Schminke Linda F. and Lewis N. Verner Rick Schreiber John A. Vifquain Hayes and Gilbert C. Schreiner Diane Riibe-Virant and Ed C. Virant Nancy K. and Phillip F. Schroeder Edward J. Walsh Alcyone M. Scott Virginia and Thomas Walsh Dianne M. and John A. Scott Donna Walter Greg Severson Vicki and Dean Wampler Ann and Bruce Shackman Marcus Ward James T. Shaw Bette L. Weekly Usha and Dan Sherman Kenneth Weiner Ann and Don Sherman Patti Jo and Dennis Weiss Laura and William Shiffermiller Kent N. Whinnery Kay Shilling J. Todd White Karen Shuler Donna G. and William T. Whitesel Lonnie Shumate Deborah A. and Robert S. Wigton F. Miles Skultety Norma J. Hansen and Kerry T. Teddi and Timothy Slattery Winterer Dorothy D. and Greg T. Sloma Barbara and Gary D. Woods Patricia K. and Sanford V. Smith Marek A. Wozniak Pam J. and Jim F. Sorrell Irene A. Zimmerman Shirley A. and Michael F. Sorrell Robert Zimmerman Connie H. and Richard H. Spellman Charlotte and Morley Zipursky Elaine Spire Mary H. and Michael K. Zlomke Denese H. and Thomas D. Stalnaker Dorothy I. and David Stern Julie and Morgan Strattan Jane Carnazzo and Robert Stutzman Robert Benzel and Gerry Sullivan Donna D. Sulskis Karen J. and Robert R. Sundell Ginger Swinehart

293 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Combined Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2005

Assets

Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,328,493 Accrued interest receivable 249,581 Receivables 58,180 Museum shop inventory 264,562 Prepaid expenses and other assets 427,964 Contributions receivable: Heritage Services 2,144,932 Other 764,528 Funds on deposit under bond resolution 3,638,367 Investments 22,986,510 Property, net 23,932,302 Art collection 43,618,414 Assets held under deferred compensation program 369,953 Total assets $ 101,783,786

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 507,669 Notes payable—Heritage Services 298,035 Bonds payable 7,000,000 Payable under deferred compensation program 369,953 Total liabilities 8,175,657 Net assets: Unrestricted: Undesignated 71,149,848 Designated by Board 7,001,885 Donor restricted: Temporarily 4,113,268 Permanently 11,343,128 Total net assets 93,608,129 Total liabilities and net assets $ 101,783,786

303 Combined Statement of Activities Year ended December 31, 2005

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Revenues: Contributions and grants $ 3,697,737 1,410,855 185,000 5,293,592 Contributions of art 615,059 — — 615,059 Admissions 128,701 — — 128,701 Memberships 272,027 — — 272,027 Bodmer Society 182,792 — — 182,792 Contemporary Art Society 47,777 — — 47,777 Education programs 75,943 — — 75,943 Auxiliary services: Food service and facility rental 595,582 — — 595,582 Museum shop 477,637 — — 477,637 Association groups 215,279 — — 215,279 Music series 48,297 — — 48,297 Interest and investment income 1,294,909 184,795 11,846 1,491,550 Realized gain on investments 146,048 16,806 — 162,854 Unrealized loss on investments (493,164) (97,290) — (590,454) Miscellaneous 71,342 — — 71,342 Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of operating restrictions 1,331,294 (1,331,294) — — Satisfaction of program restrictions 419,017 (419,017) — — Total revenues 9,126,277 (235,145) 196,846 9,087,978 Expenses: Administration 1,578,709 — — 1,578,709 Curatorial 1,337,664 — — 1,337,664 Education 444,683 — — 444,683 Development 727,975 — — 727,975 Auxiliary services 890,677 — — 890,677 Physical plant 1,849,802 — — 1,849,802 Depreciation 276,997 — — 276,997 Total expenses 7,106,507 — — 7,106,507 Change in net assets 2,019,770 (235,145) 196,846 1,981,471 Net assets, beginning of year 76,131,963 4,348,413 11,146,282 91,626,658 Net assets, end of year $ 78,151,733 4,113,268 11,343,128 93,608,129

313 STAFF as of December 31, 2005

Office of the Director Therese Straseski Information Systems Protection J. Brooks Joyner Ron Sykes Matthew Crawford Ron Rivers Director John Thein IS Director Protection Administrator Sara Jacobson Kerri Voss Michael Lechtenberger Tyrone Eure Doug Warden Douglas Gunn Assistant to the Director IS Support Specialist Museum Teachers* William Lasky Curatorial Courtnay Wheat Hitchcock Museum Shop Richard Newmaster John Wilson Education Specialist/ Jane Precella Protection Supervisors Director of Curatorial Scott Education Museum Shop Director Kathryn Quinn Affairs/Curator of Technology Gallery Katherine Gazzetta Protection Officer/ European Art Laura Huntimer Museum Shop Visitor Services Specialist Ruby C. Hagerbaumer Jaci Siemers Merchandising Associate* Theresa Cervantes Coordinator of Curatorial Education Assistants/ Wendy Krecek Nicholas Lambrecht Affairs Scott Education Museum Shop Sales Lisa Nabity Steve Witte Technology Gallery* Associate/Special Larry Oberdieck Exhibition Merchandising Carl Overfield Editorial Coordinator, Collections & Exhibitions Maximilian Journals Coordinator* Protection Officers/ Project, Durham Center for Management Kay Armstrong Visitor Services Representatives Western Studies Theodore W. James Jennifer Beckstead Michael Andsager Marsha Gallagher Collections & Exhibitions Nicole Crawford Eric deLaubenfels Curatorial Advisor* Manager Heather Exley Kimberlee Fountain Penelope Smith Mary Krecek Linda Stapleton Education Collections Registrar Kathy Ludwig Merry Stapleton Nancy Round Michael Tegland Sallie Rada Protection Officers Preparator Diann Rausch Interim Curator of Joslyn Art Museum Education/Assistant Adam Findley Suzanne Riley Curator of Education- Assistant Preparator Mary C. Stevens Foundation Sarah Wild Sandra Reding Family & Community Marketing & Public Programs* Museum Shop Sales Director Margaret Proskovec Relations Associates* Kelly Ptacek Linda Rajcevich Director of Development Assistant Curator of Events Education-Docents & Director of Marketing & Sabrina Weiss School Programs Public Relations Deb Bacon Director of Patron Programs Susie Severson Amy Rummel Events Director Susan Nelson Assistant Curator of Communications Manager JoAnn Evon Director of Foundation Education-Outreach & Barbara Bowerman Events Coordinator Relations* Special Programs* Visitor & Volunteer Randy Figura Candace Tielebein Peter Fankhauser Services Coordinator Technical Director- Executive Assistant Outreach Assistant* Jackie Thorstad Stage/AV Molly Zimmer Marketing & Public Brian Sylvester *Part-time Education Assistant Relations Assistant Assistant Technical Molly Mangimelli Patty Schwartzbeck Director-Stage/AV Receptionist/Secretary Teaching Specialist Operations Claudia Alvarez Margaret Lim Steven Tlsty Fairouz Bishara Music Series Coordinator* Facility Manager Jeremy Caniglia Membership Stephanie Carlson-Pruch Building & Grounds Rozlyn Broniecki Carole DeBuse Jay Schwartzbeck Membership Director Steven Elliott Building Engineer Judi Stecki Ellie Greenspoon Scott Orr Membership Specialist Michelle Hayes-Roddy Building & Grounds Leslie Iwai Business Office Manager CaSandra Johnson Miranda Templeman James Coffin Nancy Light Johnson Controller Leonard Pock Diane Lounsberry-Williams Kathleen Cepuran Assistant Custodial Matt Lowe Accounts Payable Managers Linda Meigs Specialist Michael Anderla John Miller Sherrl Urbanek Tammy Fossett Troy Muller Accounts Receivable David Larsen Kristin Pluhacek Specialist Michael McGinness Julie Ryan Chuck Chylinski Josh Schoeller Barbara Schroeder Human Resources Manager Building Workers

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