Frye Art Museum 2014 Annual Report

CONTENTS

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR 3

STEWARDSHIP Collections and Acquisitions and Gifts of Art to the Museum 4 Artworks on Loan 12

EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions 14 Lenders 18 Publications 19 Selected Reviews 20

ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Youth 24 Educators 26 Lifelong Learners 26 Events 28 Community Partners 29

SUPPORT Foundations, Funding Agencies, Corporations, Media Sponsors, In- Kind Contributors, and Individual Donors 30 Sustained Support 32 Membership 35 Volunteers 40

STAFF 42

Cover: Franz von Stuck. Lucifer (detail), 1890. Oil on canvas. 63 3/8 x 60 1/16 in. The National Gallery for Foreign Art, Sofi a, Bulgaria.

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 1 MISSION STATEMENT The Frye Art Museum is a living legacy of visionary patronage and civic responsibility, committed to Photos: John Ulman and Assaye Abunie artistic inquiry and a rich visitor experience. A catalyst for our engagement with contemporary art and artists is the Founding Collection of Charles and Emma Frye, access to which shall always be free.

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2014 was a wonderful year for the Frye. Support for the Museum has Art, New York, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. We are indebted to never been greater, broader, or deeper. Our ongoing commitment to serve these museums, and other important private and public lenders, for their our diverse communities was received with remarkable enthusiasm and generous loans. curiosity. As attendance in our galleries soared to new heights, we also reached thousands of virtual visitors in dozens of countries around the We were pleased to be selected by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the world through our website and on social media. Visual Arts to be a recipient of the gift of Warholí s Red Book #178 from 1970 and honored to receive important works of art as gifts from artists Liu We now have more Frye Art Museum Members helping us provide access Ding, Aaron Flint Jamison, and Buster Simpson. The generous support of to a wider range of exhibition-r elated and educational programming than Ann P. Wycko! and Theiline P. Scheumann, an anonymous donor, David T. ever before. And month after month, we continue to receive more gifts from Pence and Andrew Georgiou, and a gift in memory of Charles and Emogene more donors to support our work in our galleries and in the community. Johnston by their daughters, enabled the Frye Art Museum to acquire key

Photo: John Ulman works by Mark Calderon, Rafael Soldi, Tim Lowly, and Fred Machetanz. By many measures, 2014 was one of the most successful years in our history. We would like to express our deepest appreciation to our funders, Reflec ting the Museumí s commitment to supporting exceptional Seattle members, and friends who most generously supported the Museum this artists, we were especially honored to present two transformative past year. exhibitions that showcased multidisciplinary artistic practice in the twenty- fi rst century and addressed pressing social and political issues. The The legacy of Charles and Emma Frye, the visionary civic leaders and Unicorn Incorporated: Curtis R. Barnes and Your Feast Has Ended: Maikoiyo philanthropists who fi rst dreamed of a free art museum for the people Alley- Barnes, Nicholas Galanin, and Nep Sidhu were accompanied by a rich of Seattle, becomes richer and more meaningful every year. In 2014, a program of discussions, workshops, fi lms, and performances curated by the scholarly monographic exhibition celebrated Franz von Stuck, one of the artists. A memorable highlight was a four-hour long performance with The most important artists in the Frye Founding Collection. Visitors were also Black Constellation and special guests, including Ishmael Butler and Tendai delighted by Frye Salon, an exhibition of more than 100 Founding Collection Maraire of Shabazz Palaces, Erik Blood, and OCnotes. paintings, presented salon-s tyle, from floor to ceiling, as guests in the Fryeí s home on First Hill might have seen them. Contemporary interventions in In City Arts magazineí s roundup of the most important cultural events of Frye Salon included installations by Jason Hirata, Andy Graydon, and Aaron 2014, Jonathan Zwickel wrote: ì Thereí s no going back to the time before Flint Jamison. Ferguson. Coming on the heels of that crucial turning point for race relations in America, Your Feast Has Endedó a September group show at Our research and collaboration with national and international scholars the Frye featuring artists Maikoiyo Alley-Barnes , Nicholas Galanin, and Nep and museums resulted in two exhibitions at the Frye: Isamu Noguchi and Sidhuó was a megaphone to the masses. Along with compelling, inspired Qi Baishi: Beijing 1930 and Mark Tobey and Teng Baiye: Seattle/Shanghai both visual art, Feast brought music and lectures to museumgoers who were documented landmark artistic exchanges between artists in the United eager to engage with crucial issues.î States and China in the fi rst half of the twentieth century. BOARD OF TRUSTEES This year has left all of us at the Frye feeling energized, inspired, and In 2014, the Frye Art Museum published three exhibition catalogues gratifi ed. Thank you for making it possible. Your support enables the Frye David D. Buck, President ó Franz von Stuck, Mark Tobey | Teng Baiye: Seattle | Shanghai and The Unicorn Art Museum to be a vibrant place for people to share values and ideas, a Jan Hendrickson, Vice President Incorporated: Curtis R. Barnesó and contributed to the catalogue Isamu center for cultural and intellectual conversation where access is always free Noguchi and Qi Baishi: Beijing 1930 published by the University of Michigan for everyone. Mike Doherty, Vice President Museum of Art and the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, Kate Janeway, Secretary New York. David Buck, President, Board of Directors Douglas D. Adkins, Treasurer Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker, Director Some of the worldí s most prestigious institutions were lenders to our exhibitions in 2014, including the MusÈe dí Orsay, Paris; National Gallery for DIRECTOR Foreign Art, Sofi a, Bulgaria; St‰d el Museum, Frankfurt am Main; St‰d tische Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, Munich; Metropolitan Museum of

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 3 STEWARDSHIP Collections and Acquisitions and Gifts of Art to the Museum

Founding Collection Artworks 232

Liu Ding Chinese, b. 1976 Liu Dingí s Store (Munich Frye Collection Secession Table), 2012 Painted wood Artworks 30 x 32 x 26 in. Frye Art Museum, Gift of 1,324 Liu Ding, 2014.005.01

Liu Dingí s Store (Childrení s Table), 2012 Painted wood 18 x 32 x 26 in. Frye Art Museum, Gift of Liu Ding, 2014.005.02

Artists in the Liu Dingí s Store (Most Popular Items from the Collections Frye Store Table, 2012) 511 Painted wood 24 x 32 x 26 in. Frye Art Museum, Gift of Liu Ding, 2014.005.03

Andy Warhol American, 1928ñ 1987 Red Book #178, 1970 Dye di!usion photographs (Polacolor 108), paper, plastic Acquisitions Album: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 1/2 in, and Gifts Photos: 3 3/8 x 4 1/2 in. each Frye Art Museum, Gift of The 11 Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc., 2014.002.01-. 19 Photos: Richard Nicol

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Aaron Flint Jamison American, b. 1979 Veneer #1ñ #10, 2007ñ 14 Printed magazine 9ñ 12 x 5 1/2 x 1/2 in. each Frye Art Museum, Gift of the artist, 2014.004 Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Mark Calderon American, b. 1955 Untitled (hoodie), 2012 Black spine repair tape 30 x 20 x 12 in. Frye Art Museum, Purchased with funds provided by Ann P. Wycko! and Theiline P. Scheumann, 2013.012 Photo: Courtesy of Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle

6 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Matt Browning American, b. 1984 Landscape #7, 2012 Tree sap on handmade wood panel 30 x 34 x 3/4 in. Frye Art Museum, 2014.001 Photo: Jason Hirata

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 7 STEWARDSHIP Acquisitions and Gifts of Art to the Museum

Rafael Soldi American, born Peru, 1987 Untitled (XIV), 2013 Archival pigment print 20 1/4 x 16 1/4 in. Frye Art Museum, Purchased with funds provided by an anonymous donor, 2013.011 Photo: Courtesy of the artist

8 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Buster Simpson American, b. 1942 Tree Guard, 1978ñ present Powder-c oated cast iron 42 x 32 x 32 in. (2 pieces, each) Frye Art Museum, Gift of the artist, 2013.013

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 9 STEWARDSHIP Acquisitions and Gifts of Art to the Museum

Fred Machetanz American, 1908ñ 2002 Arctic Twilight, 1957 Oil on Masonite 18 x 15 in. Frye Art Museum, Gift in memory of Charles and Emogene Johnston by their daughters, 2014.006

Tim Lowly American, b. 1958 River, 2004 Acrylic on panel 96 x 144 in. (4 panels, total) Frye Art Museum, Gift of David T. Pence and Andrew Georgiou, 2014.003

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Loans to Other Museums 3

Robert Henri American, 1865ñ 1929 Wild Gypsy, 1912 Oil on canvas 40 5/8 x 32 11/16 in. Frye Art Museum, 1982.013 Photo: Richard Nicol

El Picador (Antonio BaÒ os Calero), 1908 Oil on canvas 87 1/2 x 37 1/2 in. Frye Art Museum, 1970.006 Photo: Richard Nicol

Spanish Sojourns: Robert Henri and the Spirit of Spain Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia October 18, 2013ñMar ch 9, 2014

San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, California April 1, 2014ñ September 9, 2014

Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, Mississippi September 26, 2014ñ January 4, 2015

12 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Leo Saul Berk American, b. 1973 Clinkers, 2012 Duratrans, sculptural lightbox 76 x 64 5/8 x 3 3/4 in. Frye Art Museum, 2013.002 Photo: Spike Ma!ord

Leo Saul Berk: The Uncertainty of Enclosure INOVA, Peck School of the Arts, University of Wisconsin-Mi lwaukee, June 7ñ August 14, 2014

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 13 EXHIBITIONS

Visitors to Museum 95,421

Frye Salon Franz von Stuck Jason Hirata: Optium LH- 3m Visits to Museum September 21, 2013ñ September November 2, 2013ñ February 2, 2014 November 22, 2013ñ January 5, 2014 14, 2014 Website Frye Salon is organized by the Franz- Xaver Hoch, Wilhelm Maria Franz von Stuck is organized by the Jason Hirata: Optium LH- 3m is 312,712 Frye Art Museum and curated by Hubertus, Louis Gabriel EugË ne Frye Art Museum, Seattle, and the organized by the Frye Art Museum Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker and Scott Isabey, Charles E. Johnson, Johann Museum Villa Stuck, Munich, and and curated by Jo- Anne Birnie Lawrimore. B. Jongkind, Friedrich August von curated by Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker. Danzker and Scott Lawrimore. Facebook Friends Kaulbach, Ludwig Knaus, Alexander The exhibition is funded by the Max Koester, Franz von Lenbach, The exhibition is funded by The exhibition is funded by the 21,396 Frye Foundation with the generous LÈ on- Augustin Lhermitte, Max the Frye Foundation with the Frye Foundation with the generous support of Frye Art Museum Liebermann, Adolf Heinrich Lier, generous support of Frye Art support of Frye Art Museum members and donors. Seasonal Emile Van Marcke, Gabriel von Max, Museum members and donors. members and donors. Seasonal support is provided by 4Culture, Louis Moeller, Adolphe Monticelli, It is sponsored by Nitze- Stagen, support is provided by 4Culture, Twitter Followers Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture, Mih· ly de Munk· csy, Albert BNY Mellon Wealth Management Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture, and ArtsFund. Neuhuys, Henry Raschen, Juan Pablo and the Consulate General of the and ArtsFund. 16,459 Salinas, Julius Scheuerer, Matthias Federal Republic of Germany, Artists: Fritz Baer, Carola Schmid, Leopold Schmutzler, Max San Francisco. Seasonal support Baer- Mathes, LÈ on Barillot, Scholz, Adolf Schreyer, Max Slevogt, is provided by the Seattle O#ce EugË ne- Louis Boudin, William D· niel Somogyi, Charles Soulacroix, of Arts & Culture, 4Culture, and Adolphe Bouguereau, Anton Braith, Christian Speyer, Edmund Steppes, ArtsFund. News Media Sponsorship Instagram Followers FranÁ ois Charles Cachoud, Soren Anonymous in the manner of Alfred is provided by The Seattle Times. 1,596 Emil Carlsen, Hermann- David Stevens, Franz von Stuck, Hans Broadcast Media Sponsorship is Saloman Corrodi, Theophile De Thoma, Hortense Trotter, Wilhelm provided by Classical KING FM. Bock, Franz von Defregger, Albrecht Tr¸ ber, Fritz von Uhde, Franz Christoph Wilhelm von Diez, Ludwig Unterberger, Pieter van Veen, Johann Dill, Walter B. Douglas, Nikolai Friedrich Voltz, William Watson, Pinterest Followers Nikanorovich Dubovskoi, Carl Ebert, Marie Weber, Paul Weber, Thaddeus 422 Anselm Feuerbach, Lillian Genth, Welch, Josef Wenglein, Albert Wenk, Arnold Gorter, Hugo von Habermann, Ludwig Willroider, Franz Xaver Frederick Childe Hassam, Karl Winterhalter, Heinrich von Z¸ gel, and He!ner, Karl A. Heinisch, Adolf Ludwig von Zumbusch. Hengeler, Mary Hinkson,

Tumblr Followers Max Slevogt. Head of a Man (detail), 1888. Ludwig Dill. Birkenwald (The Birch Grove) Franz von Stuck. Die S¸ nde (Sin) (detail), ca. Jason Hirata. Installation view of Oil on canvas. 20 3/8 x 16 3/4 in. (detail), ca. 1900. Oil on canvas 1908. Syntonos [tempera] on canvas. 34 7/8 Optium LH- 3m, 2013. Courtesy of the artist 401 Frye Art Museum, Charles and Emma Frye 28 1/2 x 36 1/8 in. Frye Art Museum, x 21 5/8 in. Frye Art Museum, Charles and Collection, 1952.157. Charles and Emma Frye Collection, 1952.037. Emma Frye Collection, 1952.169

14 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Andy Graydon: The Findings Isamu Noguchi and Qi Baishi: Mark Tobey and Teng Baiye: January 23ñF ebruary 23, 2014 Beijing 1930 Seattle/Shanghai February 22ñMa y 25, 2014 February 22ñMa y 25, 2014

Andy Graydon: The Findings is Isamu Noguchi and Qi Baishi: Beijing Seasonal support is provided by the Mark Tobey and Teng Baiye: Seattle/ organized by the Frye Art Museum 1930 is organized by the University Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture and Shanghai is organized by the Frye and curated by Jo- Anne Birnie of Michigan Museum of Art in ArtsFund. Media sponsorship is Art Museum and curated by Danzker and Scott Lawrimore. collaboration with The Isamu provided by KUOW 94.9 FM. Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker and Scott Noguchi Foundation and Garden Lawrimore. The exhibition is funded by the Museum, New York. Frye Foundation with the generous The exhibition is funded by the support of Frye Art Museum Lead support for this exhibition is Frye Foundation with the generous members and donors. Seasonal provided by the Terra Foundation support of Frye Art Museum support is provided by 4Culture, for American Art and the National members and donors. It is Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture, Endowment for the Arts. sponsored by 4Culture. Seasonal and ArtsFund. support is provided by Seattle Additional generous support is O#ce of Arts & Culture and provided by the University of ArtsFund. Michigan Center for Chinese Studies, Confucius Institute, and the Blakemore Foundation.

The exhibition at the Frye Art Museum Seattle is made possible through the Frye Foundation with generous support of Frye Art Museum members and donors. It is sponsored by 4Culture, Washington State Arts Commission, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Andy Graydon. The Findings, 2013. Still from Isamu Noguchi. Peking Drawing (man sitting) Qi Baishi. Lotus and Dragon y (detail), 20th Mark Tobey. Above and Below (detail), 1969. Teng Baiye. Cranes and Pine Tree (detail), a Super 8mm fi lm transferred to digital (detail), 1930. Horizontal hanging scroll, ink century. Hanging scroll, ink and color on Tempera on paper. Collection of Anne Gould before 1949. Ink and paper mounted on scroll. video with audio. Courtesy the artist and on paper. The Noguchi Museum. paper. Michael Gallis Collection. Photo: Hauberg. © 2014 Estate of Mark Tobey / Collection Bao Mingxin. LMAKprojects, New York. Dennis Nodine Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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Aaron Flint Jamison: Veneer The Unicorn Incorporated: Curtis Your Feast Has Ended: Maikoiyo 10 of 18 R. Barnes Alley- Barnes, Nicholas Galanin, May 15ñ June 22, 2014 June 14ñ Sept 21, 2014 and Nep Sidhu June 14ñ September 14, 2014

Aaron Flint Jamison: Veneer 10 of The Unicorn Incorporated: Curtis R. Your Feast Has Ended: Maikoiyo 18 is organized by the Frye Art Barnes is organized by the Frye Art Alley- Barnes, Nicholas Galanin, Museum and curated by Scott Museum and curated by Jo- Anne and Nep Sidhu is organized by the Lawrimore. Birnie Danzker. Frye Art Museum and curated by Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker and Scott The exhibition is funded by the The exhibition is funded by the Lawrimore. Frye Foundation with the generous Frye Foundation with the generous support of Frye Art Museum support of David and Kristi Buck The exhibition is funded by members and donors. Seasonal and Frye Art Museum members the Frye Foundation with the support is provided by 4Culture, and donors. It is sponsored by the generous support of Frye Art Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture, Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture. Museum members and donors. and ArtsFund. Seasonal support is provided by It is sponsored by the Seattle 4Culture and ArtsFund. Media O#ce of Arts & Culture and the sponsorship is provided by City Arts. Guendolen Carkeek Plestchee! Fund for the Decorative and Design Arts. Seasonal support is provided by 4Culture and ArtsFund. Media sponsorship is provided by City Arts

Aaron Flint Jamison. Veneer Magazine Issue Curtis R. Barnes. Looking for Open Windows Maikoiyo Alley- Barnes. Sacred, 2014. Refuse Nep Sidhu. Confi rmation ,C 2014. Ink on paper, Nicholas Galanin. Inert, 2009. Wolf pelts and 10 of 18, 2014. Printed magazine. Courtesy of among the Shadows of the Cocaine Envelope, alchemy sculpture, Lexan, mixed media, brass, marble veneer. 86 x 86 x 3 in. Courtesy felt. Collection of the Burke Museum, Seattle. the artist. 1980. Mixed media on canvas. 47 x 37 in. single- channel video with audio. of the artist. Photo: Wayne Leidenfrost / Vancouver Sun Photo: Richard Nichol

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Isamu Noguchi and Qi Baishi: Lenders to the Beijing 1930 Exhibitions Sharlynn and Andrew Circo Lannan Foundation Michael Gallis Collection Samuel and Alexandra May Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Franz von Stuck The Noguchi Museum, New York Brooklyn Museum, New York University of Michigan Museum of Art The Daulton-H o Collection Collection of Galerie Katharina B¸t tiker, Art Nouveau ñ Ar t Deco, Mark Tobey and Teng Baiye: Zurich, Switzerland Seattle/Shanghai Kunsthandel Krausz, Munich, Anne Gould Hauberg Germany Bao Mingxin Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Tacoma Public Library Switzerland Janet and Doug True Mugrabi Collection University of Washington Libraries, MusÈe d í Orsay, Paris, France Special Collections Division Museum Georg Sch‰f er, Schweinfurt, Germany Your Feast Has Ended: Maikoiyo Museum Villa Stuck, Munich, Alley- Barnes, Nicholas Galanin, Germany and Nep Sidhu National Gallery for Foreign Art, Maikoiyo Alley-Barnes Sofi a, Bulgaria Burke Museum of Natural History Private collection, Germany and Culture, Seattle St‰d el Museum, Frankfurt am Main, Nicholas Galanin Germany Portland Art Museum St‰d tische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, Munich, Germany Collection of Shabazz Nep Sidhu

Robert Gardner. Installation view of Mark Tobey, 1852. Script and music by Mark Tobey. Color fi lm transferred to video with audio. 19 minutes.

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Publications

Franz von Stuck Mark Tobey | Teng Baiye The Unicorn Incorporated Edited by Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker Seattle | Shanghai Curtis R. Barnes Contributors: Jo- Anne Birnie Edited by Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker Edited by Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker Danzker, Margot Brandlhuber, and Scott Lawrimore Contributors: Curtis R. Barnes, Jo- Lauren Palmor Contributors: Jo- Anne Birnie Anne Birnie Danzker, Ishmael Butler Seattle: Frye Art Museum, 2013 Danzker, David Clarke Seattle: Frye Art Museum 2014 10 1/4 x 11 1/4 in., 172 pp. Seattle: Frye Art Museum, 2014 10 1/4 x 11 1/4 in., 84 pp. Distributed by University of 10 1/4 x 11 1/4 in., 80 pp. Distributed by University of Washington Press Distributed by University of Washington Press ISBN: 978-0-988 9495- 2- 2 Washington Press ISBN: 978-0-96 24602-8-9 ISBN: 978-0-96 24602-6-5 This catalogue is published by the This catalogue is published by the Frye Art Museum and is supported This catalogue is published by the Frye Art Museum and supported by the Frye Foundation with the Frye Art Museum and supported by the Frye Foundation with the generous support of Frye Art by the Frye Foundation with the generous support of Frye Art Museum members and donors. generous support of Frye Art Museum members and donors. It is sponsored by Nitze- Stagen, Museum members and donors. It Seasonal support is provided by BNY Mellon Wealth Management is sponsored by 4Culture. Seasonal 4Culture, Seattle O#ce of Arts & and the Consulate General of the support is provided by Seattle Culture, and ArtsFund. Federal Republic of Germany, O#ce of Arts & Culture and San Francisco. Seasonal support ArtsFund. is provided by the Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture, 4Culture, and ArtsFund.

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 19 EXHIBITIONS Selected Reviews

Selected Reviews

Franz von Stuck that masks lurking fi gures who take The monographic exhibit of art-hi storical connections to their time in catching your eye. To works by Franz von Stuck at the minimalism, rhetorical loopholes The entire museum has been appreciate the e!ect, you have to Frye Museum . . . is a stunning (LH stands for ì loopholeî ) and given over to a mouthwatering see them in the real. accomplishment and well timed. paradigmic shifts in art e!ected via exhibit of [Franz] von Stuckí s work. - Michael Upchurch, The Seattle Times . . . We live still in an age of technology contribute to Hirataí s . . . The paintings in the exhibit superstition and myth run amok, overall gesture and represent his are the real stars. Youív e seen To my eye, at least, Stuck never and so regardless of oneí s personal unflaggi ng ability to dance around masterpieces like Sisyphus, Inferno leaves the past behind. His creed, these images have not lost formal, institutional aspects of art and Lucifer in history books. In subjects are generally Biblical and any potency. . . . Art and science, while poking holes in them. the fles h, they burn even brighter mythological. Most of his canvases picturesque and grotesque, sacred - Am anda Manitach, City Arts and more feverishly. . . . [Stuckí s are gloomy and dark, their light and profane have been isolated and Piet‡] captures, in a clinically refracted as through an inky prism. sometimes made into caricatures of megalomaniacal way, the spirit Theyí re more sepulchral than themselves without the balancing Andy Graydon: The Findings of the fi n de siËc le. . . . Art is the sunny. . . . The glowing eyes of benefi t of their complement. The new religion, neuroses our original Luciferó raised above the picture total art work that Stuck sought to The real question at the heart of sin, Gesamtkunstwerk the road to surfaceó give the painting a vortex- create in his lifetime is an important The Findings is about the philosophy salvation. Ití s a wisdom tható 150 like power, suggesting the hypnotic touchstone for those who have lost of mind, of knowing, the limits of years after von Stuckí s birthó weír e color whorls of Turner or Munch. . . . sight of this balance. our knowledge and experience and still trying to work out. [Stuckí s] students, notably Klee and - T .s. Flock, Vanguard Seattle language. . . . In the end, this sort of - Am anda Manitach, City Arts Kandinsky, would become citizens of meditation has an aesthetic value the new century, with Stuck a specter of its own . . . . a contemplation ì Franz von Stuck,î curated by Frye of the past, like his riders in the sky. Jason Hirata: Optium LH- 3m of what it means to explore and director Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker, - Bri an Miller, Seattle Weekly experience at all, to create and is the strongest of the museumí s For Optium LH-3m [Jason Hirata] replicate. In the black box of the recent exhibits profi ling key fi gures I defi nitely recommend [this show]. installed a clinically bright, Fryeí s Salon, one has indeed a box of the Munich Secession. Along Ití s a peek into the 19th century white melamine floori ng in the folded up around the cosmosÖand with securing rare artworks from that you wonít get anywhere Greathouse Gallery, along with a fortunately one can easily step out institutions that arenít frequent else around here. . . . Stuckí s is a pair of security flood lights, speakers once again. lenders, the show does a terrifi c job personal portrait of Lucifer. Despite and four LCD screens in a row. The - T .s. Flock, Vanguard Seattle of placing Stuck in context. the intensity of his eyes, he isnít a cast is cold and retro- futuristic, . . . The paintings are what the fuss monster. Heí s an infuriated angel, but sets the turn-of -t he-c entury is about. Reproductions donít do about to do something rash. Heí s paintings o!. They pop, float ing them justice. In many of them, almost relatable, and still terrifying. in an ultimate white cube. . . . Nicholas and Jerrod Galanin, as (Leonard Stuck favored a glossy darkness - Jen G raves, The Stranger Technical footnotes groping for Getinthecar). Modicum, 2014. Mannequin, riot gear, paint, disposable co!ee cups, with names of non- white people killed by law enforcement o#cers in the United States. Collection of the artist. Photo: Carlos Cruz

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EXHIBITIONS Selected Reviews

Isamu Noguchi and Qi Baishi: and is not even close to Qií s work. and flui d calligraphically informed of Tobeyí s distinctive artistic There is another small exhibition Beijing 1930 Capturing Asian art in the eye of lines of Pine and Bamboo to the practice andó through Tobeyó on at Frye Art Museum featuring the Western artist, I think it is most use of negative space in Frog. . . . the discourse on abstraction in two artists with a local slant, that Qií s varied, virtuosic brushwork interesting to view this exhibit from The Frye exhibit even includes the midcentury American art. of Mark Tobey and his friend, had a startling unpredictability the perspective of new art being soapstone seal that Qi made for - Northwest Asian Weekly Teng Kwei (Baiye). . . . Looking at about it . . . . His knack for created and what results emerge Noguchi to mark his works. Ití s the abstract paintings by Tobey and suspending his subjects in empty when that happens. master quite literally giving the [Tobeyí s] fi ne brushstrokes traditional brush painting by Teng, yet charged space likely infl uenced - N atsu Oyobe, interviewed student a stamp of approval. and distinct lines could almost one feels how two old friends the younger artist [Noguchi]. by Takumi Ohno, Jungle City - Set h Sommerfeld, Seattle Met be writing or calligraphy if you rejoiced in fi nding each other Noguchi, however, put Qií s lessons (translated by Joe Samalin) could somehow pluck out a again after so many years pursuing to markedly un- Chinese use. . . . Expansive and insightful in component piece; but ití s more di!erent paths. He used live models, often nude, Although these are but ì a drop in their construction, the Frye like the phraseology of a made-up - K azuko Nakane, International whose living presence he caught the oceanî of Qií s more than ten Art Museumí s current exhibits language, the synapses in a neural Examiner with a tender spontaneity thatí s thousand paintings, the exhibition explore the working and cultural network. The density and energy utterly seductive. Ití s not just allows us to appreciate the relationship of four artists. . . . jump o! the picture surface. . . . Seattle/Shanghai is a small, his fl uidity of line, but the scale essence of his original works. . . . Noguchi was clearly influenc ed Eight decades ago, to be called an meditative exhibition, dimly lit of that fl uidity that impresses. In particular, there is, here, one of by Qi. More than anything, he left ì Orientalistî was something of a and buzzing with a low and warm These are large pieces, many of Qií s world- famous ì living shrimpî Peking with an appreciation of the smear. Now it seems like more of a frequency. . . . As small as it seems, them. Theyí re also strong, daring paintingsó which alone is worth a sweep of line that would forever be vindication. the exhibition was a major research compositionsó so strong, in fact, fortune. His poetry/inscriptions, part of his sculptural practice. . . . - Bri an Miller, Seattle Weekly undertaking. . . . And the paintings that theyí re not just a prelude calligraphy, and seal carvings are These expressive, suggestive pieces make a tremendous impression. to Noguchií s mature abstract all in a class of their own. The give us a strong look at the sculptor Mark Tobey and Teng Baiye: Seattle/ . . . As far away as this exhibition sculpture, but a whole satisfying seal he carved for Isamu Noguchi, following and ë outliningí t he action Shanghai provides both a tonic note reaches, it also restores Teng to body of work in themselves. brimming with ancient intrigue, in the drawings. and a local connection. . . . Some local history. - Michael Upchurch, The Seattle Times is especially deserving of your - D onald Fels, Crosscut.com works seem to join a cartographic Jen Graves, The Stranger attention. with a calligraphic impulse, evoking Isamu Noguchi studied for a very - Shen Y ulin, Seattle Chinese Post impossible geographies of the mind short time under Qi Baishi, but (translated by Alex Lawhorn) Mark Tobey and Teng Baiye: with their dense, warped cross- was able to learn the essence of Seattle/Shanghai hatches of color. Theyír e beguiling Qií s brush strokes and incorporate The exhibit conveys the idea of pieces. what he learned into his own work. subtle influenc e. . . . Noguchi didnít The exhibition considers Tengís - Michael Upchurch, The Seattle Times However if you look at his work, ape Qi, he simply picked up and influenc e as both a cultural the organization and choice of reemployed minute details to better interpreter and an artistic subject matter is Noguchií s own, his own craft: from Qií s soft, broad, practitioner on the development

22 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Your Feast Has Ended: Maikoiyo three large square paintings is to be and cartoons, Sidhuí s clothes and maybe, about understanding people of 1980s drawings called Masks. Alley- Barnes, Nicholas Galanin, enveloped and transported. paintings, Shabazz Palaceí s music everywhere, and our collective There are no masks. Each person and Nep Sidhu - Jen G raves, The Stranger and the work of the rest of the and disparate experience with has been skinnedó even Santa collective, which also includes self-e xpression and identity? Clausó revealing sinewy horror just What happened at the Fryeó the Your Feast Has Ended is modern, rapper O.C. Notes, ití s what - L aura Cassidy, Seattle Met beneath the surface. . . . Barnesí reason Black Constellation existsó raw, brutal, and loud; a dedication Alley-Barnes would describe as a ornate beasts are a combination of transcends the fundamental fla ws to searing social commentary. continuum; people coming together Islamic patterning and the practice of our mediated landscape, one - Jenn y Kuglin, The Capitol Hill Times and making art that is responsive, The Unicorn Incorporated: of lifting the pen as seldom as that positions #Ferguson alongside and indigenous to their experiences. Curtis R. Barnes possible. Humans are animals #Pharrell, that conflat es glamor The pieces include gorgeous From an outsidersí p urview it looks buzzy with zigzags, chevrons, with talent, product with art. The textiles and incredible artifacts; like a bunch of brilliant creatives Most of [Barnesí] w ork here was reverberating liquid lines, spirals. artists certifi ed a feeling thatí s on ití s like a material fi eld trip through with a similar personal code that forged by the politics of the í60s , - Jen G raves, The Stranger the cusp of consensus . . . .Black the cityí s history of appropriation, involves resisting defi nitionsó rather than by some particular Constellation articulate that gentrifi cation, racismó and like Afrofuturismó in an attempt school. . . . Ití s one thing to protest The Unicorn Incorporated is a feelingó the bittersweet, phantom- our collective compulsion to to engage. racism and injustice, another retrospective, bringing together limb sensation where genuine desperately try not to talk about it. - Anup a Mistry, Wondering Sound to depict its e!ects. Many of his marvelous line drawings human relationships are supposed . . . Ití s ultra topical and moving and Barnesí d rawings show somewhat which quiver on the blank page to be. you should go. The coherence of plural voices and grotesque characters whoív e been with humor and insight, his - Jonat han Zwickle, Pitchfork - Seattleish themes in Your Feast Has Ended warped and twisted by society. dense and moody paintings, and is an example of real diversity . . . These are the oppressors, yes, documentation about his mural The art is not always easy to With all the jewelry, clothing, audio, in action, with each drawing on yet Barnes presents them almost work and his editorial cartoons. encounter. It can be confrontational, video, pelts, and ephemera on view a deep heritage and tradition like taxonomic specimens. . . . The . . . [Barnes] is an old-s chool, heartbreaking, thought-p rovoking. ití s hard to establish what is art and made individual. . . . These are not sense of a living mythological past, process-d riven artist who uses the Exactly what activist art should be. what is lifeó which is exactly the visions of utopia; they are courses of Ovid-li ke transformations familiar narrative forms of drawing, - G ayle Clemans, The Seattle Times point. This is hardly work fi t for the of creation and action. These are right here in the present, informs painting and print to communicate white cube, except that thankfully it not diatribes; they are earnest Barnesí m ost famous Seattle work, his points about racism, education You urgently need to see this art fi nally is. Could life be stranger than expressions of pain and love. represented here with a memorial. and sexuality. at the Frye. . . . If you feel accused art? . . . This exhibit doesnít pull any - T .s. Flock, Vanguard Seattle - Bri an Miller, Seattle Weekly - G ayle Clemans, The Seattle Times while taking in the art, then, well, punches, which is precisely what you have reason to, but [the] hope makes it such a knockout. [Your Feast Has Ended is] an Barnesí p aintings . . . give the is that the art also provides points - Suz anne Beal, Re:Sculpt important opportunity to feeling of the world afi re, of real life of embarkation to places other than understand all the people(s) we at stake. . . . In the squished hallway the guilt-blam e-s hame game. It If there is a thread linking are in this region, and, for that at the exhibitioní s start, youír e does. To stand before Nep Sidhuí s Alley-Barnes í s videos, sculpture matter, on this continent. Can it be, pushed to get closer to a series

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 23 ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Youth

The Frye Art Museum provides preschool children, students, teachers, parents, and lifelong learners with opportunities to engage with the arts Youth Programs Participating School Pre- Kñ 12 Guided Tours and ideas in all disciplines. Children and students are encouraged to examine and enjoy works of art while developing creative and critical- 367 Districts and Self- Guided Tours thinking skills. The Museum supports visual arts education as well as language arts, math, and social studies, and state and national learning 19 144 standards. Partnering with organizations throughout the region is integral to our commitment to the community and a source for providing new experiences for audiences of all ages. Students Students 8,243 3,372

Art in Your Classroom Program 21

Students 466

University Guided Tours and Self- Guided Tours 88 Students 1,531

Photo: Chona Kassinger

24 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Community and Preschool Programs Family Day 25

Participants Participants 600 1,043

Small Frye: Storytelling in the Partnership Programs Galleries 88 Snap! Shows for Kids

Students 1,231

Bailey Gatzert After School Program Multimedia Resource and Training Institute Celebratory Event Sense of Place at the Multimedia Resource and Training Institute Yesler Terrace Youth Media Reception and Film Screening

Photo: Sara Tro

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 25 ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Educators / Lifelong Learners

Educator Programs Professional Lifelong Learner Creative Aging Lectures, Gallery 37 Development Programs Programs Talks, and Tours Programs 698 58 524 18 Participants Participants Participants Participants Participants 791 374 16,403 603 11,495

Art Museum Education Consortium Cameron Camp: The Dementia- Art History Lecture Series and Educator Programs Meeting Public Programs Friendly Community, Town Hall, Summer Art History Courses Seattle Design Thinking Workshops Connections and Context Lectures O!ered for Credit/ O!ered for Credit/ here:now Arts Engagement for Sacajawea Elementary School First Hill Walking Tours Individuals Living with Dementia Clock Hours with Educator Training Clock Hours with Gallery Tours and Art-Mak ing Formulary for a New Wildness Seattle Pacifi c Seattle Public Schools Leadership Seattle Pacifi c Classes Workshops Workshops University University Witnessing Dementia: How Writing Gallery Talks and Exhibition Seattle Public Schools Middle Can Move Us Beyond Forgetting Lectures 7 and High School Educator and 84 Historic Seattle Annual Membersí Administrator Meetings Meeting University Child Development Guided and Self-G uided Tours School Educator Training Gallery Guide Training Mindfulness Meditation University of Washington Workshops Museology Graduate Program Mountain Poems of Stonehouse 19 Panel Performance, Frye Art Museum and Rose Theatre, Port Townsend University of Washington Museum Studies Certifi cate Class Museum Store Trunk Shows Participants Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and 417 Institute Lectures Stop Trying to be Funny Tours

26 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Lifelong Learners

Music Programs Art Studio Classes Film Programs 18 82 16

Participants Participants Participants 2,393 1,287 625

Expanding the Now: The Path with Art Community Cinema Continual Line Saturday in the Studio Critics Wrap Fin de SiËc le Songs with Deanna Summer in the Studio Magic Lantern: Talks on Film Meek and Art Ladies Musical Club Priesterí s Cue Performance Seattle Classic Guitar Society Seattle Opera Preview

Photo: Katherine Lamar

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 27 ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Events

Events 37

Participants 4,600

Private Events 12

Participants 794

Partner Events 14

Participants 1,421

Frye Special Events 11

Participants 2,385

28 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT ARTS ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS Community Partners

Community Partners

Alzheimerí s Association Western Seattle University Department of and Central Washington Chapter Art and Art History Arts Ed Washington Seattle University Youth Initiative Bailey Gatzert Elementary School Simpson Center for the Humanities Community Cinema Seattle St. James Cathedral Kitchen Garden Copper Canyon Press Swedish Medical Center Elderwise The Multimedia Resource and Garden Hotline Training Institute Historic Seattle The Seattle Public Library Ladies Musical Club Town Hall Seattle Museum of History and Industry University of Washington Path with Art Department of Architecture Pollinator Pathway University of Washington Department of Germanics Rec Tech at Yesler Community Center University of Washington Museology Graduate Program Rose Theatre University of Washington Museum Sacajawea Elementary School Studies Certifi cate Program Seattle Childrení s Theatre University of Washington School of Seattle Classic Guitar Society Medicine, Division of Geriatrics Seattle Opera University of Washington School of Nursing Seattle Pacifi c University Visual Thinking Strategies Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Seattle Tilth Photo left: John Ulmann Photo right: Sara Tro

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 29 SUPPORT Foundations, Funding Agencies, Corporations, Media Sponsors, In- Kind Contributors, and Individual Donors

Contributions

October 1, 2013, to September 30, 2014

We thank our donors and Foundations Funding Agencies Corporations Media Sponsors members whose support makes our exhibitions and programs Fales Foundation Trust 4Culture Aging Wisdom, Inc. Classical KING FM 98.1 possible. The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Consulate General of the Federal ArtsFund Encore Media Group/City Arts Foundation Republic of Germany Magazine AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Every e!ort has been made to The Richard M. and Maude M. Institute of Museum and Library Google BNY Mellon Wealth Management Ferry Charitable Foundation Services ensure the accuracy of these KUOW 94.9FM Boeing Gift Matching Program listings. Please phone Frye Foundation Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture The Seattle Times 206 432 8227 with omissions Employees Community Fund of The Give Big Washington State Arts Commission or errors. Boeing Company The Stranger Grousemont Foundation Guendolen Carkeek Plestchee! Humanities Washington Fund for the Decorative and Design In- Kind Contributors Lucky Seven Foundation Meriwether Advisors LLC Christopher Flowers, LLC Orcutt-K necht Family Charitable Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Fund Dovetail General Contractors Nitze- Stagen & Co., Inc. Pruzan Foundation Fleurish Nordstrom Raynier Institute & Foundation Hilliardí s Beer power2give The Seattle Foundation Linens by Alice Riddell Williams P.S. Sill Family Foundation Loweí s Home Improvement St. John Catholic School Snoqualmie Tribe Fund Dawn Myers Starbucks Partner Giving Programs Spark Charitable Foundation The City Catering Company Paul Sturm Fund Sky Nursery Thrive by Five Washington with Sur La Table Foundation for Early Learning Swansons Nursery Wright Janeway Family Fund Uwajimaya, Inc. West Seattle Nursery

30 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Individuals $1000+ $500- $999 William Carleton and Helen Townsend JJ Jacobi and Erik Neumann Jill Rullkoetter and William L. Hurley, Jr. Paul Carlson and Kathy Strand Neils Peter and Paule R. Jensen Anonymous (2) J. Dennis Black and Lynn Cathy A. Sarkowsky Perham Black Kathryn Carmody Kocurek Betty V. Jones Douglas and Susan Adkins Borje O. and Aase M. Saxberg Douglas and Mae M. Brado Robert and Chris Christiansen Joan E. King Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker John and Lois Schick Patricia and Theodore Collins Heinke Clark Edward and Patricia A. Kloth Bruce Bradburn and Meg Holgate Dorothy Schumacher* James and Christina Lockwood Nancy Cleminshaw Mary Jane Knecht David and Kristi Buck Joan M. Scott Marie Ruby Mary Ann Clymer Mireille Kools and Oscar Koenders Kristine Bueche John F. and Julia Shaw Judy Tobin and Michael Baker John and Michelle A. Coe Susan S. Lane Mike and Cathy Casteel D. Joy Smith Gerald and Frances Conley Mariely Lemagne John and Michelle A. Coe Frieda Sondland $100- $499 Marc A. and Elizabeth L. Cordova Anne and Steven Lipner Jane and David Davis Stewart and Marilee Stern Ann G. Cronin Cheryl Matakis Brooke Dickson Anonymous (2) Francine Strickwerda William Dougall and Denise Jackins Richard J. and Carolyn T. Mattern Michael Doherty and Eric Akines Richard and Constance Albrecht Steven and Linda Strong Donald and Paula Eismann James and Lora Melhorn Lindsey and Carolyn Echelbarger Royal Alley-Barnes Manijeh F. Vail Brenda M. Fong Alan Mendelssohn, MD Kate Godman and Jerry Collum Murl Barker and Ronald Miller Pieter and Tjitske Van der Meulen Helen M. Gamble Chris W. Meriam and Ed Ference Ann M. Hatch Kendall C. and Sonia E. Baker Don G. and Eleanor L. Laurie Gri#th Elizabeth Mitchell Jan Hendrickson and Chuck Leighton John and Jennifer Bauer VanDenHeuvel Gary and Eleanor Hamilton Jo Montgomery Kate Janeway and H.S. Wright III Alan and Sally Black Michael and Ellen Vernon Evelyn J. Harden Katherine Owens Willis M. Kleinenbroich Luther Black and Christina Wright Judy E. Wald Mary Alison Haskin Florence Peterschmidt and Eve David and Lisa Mayfi eld Jean Blake Joan Weber McClure Lawrence and Mary Ann Heeren Sally A. Nelson Richard H. and Nancy S. Brainard Nancy S. York Ronald and Marjan Petty Marjorie K. Hemphill Douglas R. and Theiline P. Scheumann John Verburg and Helen Bresler Dr. Sharon Zerr-P eltner Ralph and Dorothy Reiley Terri Hiroshima Nepier Vrabel Smith and Joan David S. Brown Jr. and Barbara Reynolds A$eck Smith Christina Rockrise David and Jane Huntington Frank and Amy Ruggiero Ann P. Wycko! Boni J. Buringrud Lynne Iglitzin and Walter Bodle

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 31 SUPPORT Sustained Support

Cumulative Contributions

2008 to 2014

Charles and Emma Frye Circle Frank P. Stagen and Tina Bueche Walser and Ida Kay Greathouse KUOW 94.9 FM* $20,000+ Circle $5,000ñ$1 9,999 The Wallace Foundation Jennifer Lee and Mike Calcagno 4Culture Washington State Arts Commission Anonymous Lucky Seven Foundation BNY Mellon Wealth Management Douglas and Susan Adkins Microsoft Matching Gifts Program The Boeing Company ArtsFund The New Foundation Seattle The City Catering Company* Jaqueline Beckley and Leslie Herzog Janice Niemi and Dennis Braddock The Richard M. and Maude M. John and Shari Behnke Peter P. Nitze Ferry Charitable Foundation David and Kristi Buck Nobilo Wines* Frye Foundation Canonicus Fund Nordstrom Grousemont Foundation William Carleton and Helen PONCHO If/Then* Townsend Herb and Lucy Pruzan Kate Janeway & H.S. Wright III Mike and Cathy Casteel Pruzan Foundation The Estate of Randolph CORT Furniture* Eve Van Rennes Philip Koelsch Jane M. and David R. Davis Riddell Williams P.S. The Estate of Audrey Doreen Employees Community Fund of The Lapeyrouse The Seattle Foundation Boeing Company National Endowment for the Arts Snoqualmie Tribe Fund The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Nitze- Stagen & Co., Inc. Foundation Gordon D. Sondland & Katherine J. Durant Foundation O#eld Family Foundation Filatov Family Art Foundation The Stranger* Raynier Institute & Foundation Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Paul Sturm and Flora Ling Seattle O#ce of Arts & Culture Greenroom DÈc or* Wright Janeway Family Fund The Seattle Times* Virginia Gri#ths Wyman Youth Trust Sorrento Hotel* Jan Hendrickson and Chuck Leighton Humanities Washington

32 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Directorí s Circle Boeing Gift Matching Program Rosa H. Colon and Rose Tatlow Brenda M. Fong Marjorie K. Hemphill $1,000- $4,999 Myron and Ruth M. Bovarnick Robert E. and Marcia J. Condon Peter and Elva Francis Richard and Mona Herron Anonymous Joan E. Bowers Gerald and Frances Conley Thomas and Carol Friedel Hilliardí s Beer* Abacus & Associates, Inc. Midge Bowman Consulate General of the Federal Mike and Patti Frost Barbara D. Himmelman Republic of Germany Jack W. Aldrich Bruce Bradburn and Meg Holgate Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mary A. Holder Robert and Beverly Corwin Matching Gifts Program Nancy Alvord Richard H. and Nancy S. Brainard Sue Holland Jack and Gale Courtney Natalie Gendler Kristen Amidon Emily Bregger Marks Jerry L. Hollingsworth and Susan M. Ann G. Cronin Helen Georges Johnston Jerry and Rita Anches David S. Brown, Jr. and Christina Rockrise Georgeanne Delahanty Shirley and Del Gerstenberger Cris and Bruce Ja!e J. Martin Anderson and Lynn Gabriel The Estate of Daisy Bryant Gerald Delay and Diana Ryesky Jay and Sara Glerum Kent Johnson and Cody Blomberg John and Nancy Anderson- Taylor Joseph and Estelle Budne Brooke Dickson Sue S. Gilbert Susan M. Johnston and Jerry L. Hollingsworth Joan E. Arnold William and Ann Burstiner Michael Doherty and Eric Akines Kate Godman and Jerry Collum David and Gail Karges Aveleda Wines* Mel Butler and Mary Coon Jeanne Dorn and Samara Hoag Google* Donald and Lyn Kartiganer Jack and Shelley Baker Brian and Danielle Butz Rion and Lauren Dudley Dorothy P. Gri#n Kibble & Prentice Murl Barker and Ronald Miller William Calvin and Katherine Kristin Earnst Virginia Gri#ths Graubard Willis M. Kleinenbroich John and Jennifer Bauer Lindsey and Carolyn Echelbarger Groupon Emily N. Carter Edward and Patricia A. Kloth Jacqueline Beckley and Lonnie and Susan Edelheit Cheryl Hafer-L ott Leslie Herzog William L. Case III Colleen Knowles Donald and Paula Eismann Gary and Eleanor Hamilton John F. Behnke and Charlotte L. Chris and Robert Christiansen Joan Kohl Fales Foundation Trust Ron and Barbara Hammond Kuchin-Behnk e Christopher Flowers* KPLU 88.5* David Farrar Lenore Hanauer Carol H. Bell Ashley Clark and Chris Manojlovic Ben and Aileen Krohn Richard Feinbloom and Lois Charles Benson and Pamela Harer Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker The Coe Law Firm, PLLC Ellen Lam Chris W. Meriam and Ed Ference Leanne Hawkins John and Mary Blackman Theodore and Patricia Collins Mihail S. Lari and Scott E. Murray Dorothy Fidler Sharalyn Heeringa Jean Blake

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 33 SUPPORT Sustained Support

Christopher and Alida Latham Sarah Miller Meigs Philip and Barbara Quinn Walter and Paula Schlotterbeck John and Judy Toone Elizabeth Leach Howard and Jean Mills John Marks and Linda Quirk Dorothy Schumacher Manijeh F. Vail Kap and Sylvia Lee Mark A. and Susan M. Minerich Alan and Andrea Rabinowitz Peter Seibert Kim C. Verde Jon and Rosemary Lehman James and Shirley Munro Chris Randall Jeanne Serrill Kris and Mike Villiott Delores D. Leonard Colleen Murphy Rhodes Development Group, Inc. John F. and Julia P. Shaw Nepier Vrabel Smith and Joan A$eck Smith Claudia Lerwick Andrew L. Nelson Judith Robertson David and Danita Shneidman Doug and Maggie Walker Phillip and Rachael Levine Sally A. Nelson April Roseman John and Maureen Short Findlay and Mary Wallace Alan and Sharon Levy Lindsay Oberto Jon and Patricia Rosen Leonard and Virginia L. Shulman Ellen Wallach and Tom Darden Michael Linde and Fleur Hickey Kathleen Oí Grady Sam and Josephine B. Roskin Greg Simmons Joan Weber Kelly and Diana Lindsay Olson Kundig Architects Paul F. Ross and Susanne A. Ed and Joan Singler Werner-R oss Mary Wellehan Linens by Alice* Gary Owen Frieda Sondland Steven W. Rostad Leora and Robert Wheeler Donna Lipsky The Estate of Elizabeth Parke The Stagen Family Charitable Trust Marie Ruby Danny V. and Joanne White James and Christina Lockwood Bob Parker and Joy Rogers Sue Stewart Jill Rullkoetter and William L. Robert and Donnelly J. Wilburn Laura Lundgren John J. and Carroll Pasek Dorothy S. Stimpson Hurley, Jr. Gene and Nancy Wilson Joan C. Marsh Edward V. and Joanne Patten Paul Sturm Fund Cathy A. Sarkowsky Earl and Jo- Anne Wilson Cheryl Matakis Thornton A. Perry Pamela K. Svore Diane J. Sarr Ann P. Wycko! Ralph N. and Ida M. Mathews Marie Peters Morton and Judith Tavel Carl Schaber and Christine Nancy S. York Paula McArdle Florence Peterschmidt and Eve Christensen Team Photogenic* McClure Elizabeth H. Young Jon McClintock and Melissa Medler Sonya Scharf Sam D. Teitzel Jane Piehl Corinne Zibelli Ralph McCloud and Eleanor Thomas M. and Frances E. Scheidel Alice Thies Weston Robert W. Pillitteri Douglas R. and Theiline P. Brad and Marilyn Thomas Carole McCutcheon PONCHO Scheumann *In-k ind donations Eric and Megan Thorberg Susan McInnis Ann Pryde Je!rey Schiller Judy Tobin and Michael Baker

34 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT SUPPORT Membership

Active Members 1,893

October 1, 2013, to September 30, 2014

Art Circle Members Sue S. Gilbert Mark and Nancy Karason Jason Ca!oe and Rachel Ormiston $1000 Robert W. Pillitteri Willis M. Kleinenbroich Rita Calabro and James Kelly Alan and Andrea Rabinowitz Linda Lonay and Mohammad Marc Carter and Amelia Simon Douglas and Susan Adkins Hooshmand Jill Rullkoetter and William L. Ronald Chase and Suzanne Rowen David and Kristi Buck Hurley Jr. Edward C. and Ruthanne Rankin Victor and Valerie Collymore Tina H. Bullitt Morton and Judith Tavel Rosa H. Colon and Rose Tatlow Jane and David Davis Supporters Leah Cooper and Kate Ahern Michael Doherty and Eric Akines Contributors $150 Ann G. Cronin Jan Hendrickson and Chuck $300 Leighton J. Martin Anderson and Gary Doherty and Margaret Lynne Gabriel Cunningham Kate Janeway and H.S. Wright III Jerry and Rita Anches Lucius and Phoebe Andrew Marcia Douglas Christopher and Alida Latham Susan Arnold- Aldea E. Jane Armstrong Peter Eberhardy and Nicole Stellner Carl Schaber and Christine Marjorie Bain Chadsey Christensen Joan E. Arnold James Edmunds, Evie Edmunds and Charlie and Pauline Beall Robin Cheyney Paul Sturm and Flora Ling Margaret Aspland Mary Lou and Donald B. Brown Brenda M. Fong Kris and Mike Villiott Paul and Kathleen Bailey David S. Brown Jr. and Christina Lloyd and Janet Frink Nepier Vrabel Smith and Joan Rockrise Geof and Anne Barker A$eck Smith Pedro and Wanda Garcia-P elayo Pamela Casey Shari and John Behnke Thomas M. and Elizabeth Coppinger and Patrick Carol H. Bell Roberta K. Gurtowski Patrons Binns Debra J. Bezanson and Richard Haag and Cheryl Trivison $500 Cynthia Hu!man and Ray Heacox Je!rey B. Gri#n Paul and Barb Haas Kent Johnson and Cody Blomberg Neil M. and Kathleen M. Bogue William Calvin and Katherine Hillary Hamilton Graubard Jerry Jordheim Frank J. and Lind B. Bothwell Ron and Barbara Hammond David Dunn Julia H. Kalmus and John A. Lillard Bruce Bradburn and Meg Holgate Sharalyn Heeringa

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 35 SUPPORT Membership

Gregory Heller and Hope Rippeon Paula L. Russell Paula Jenson and Robin Waples Cathy A. Sarkowsky William Kiesel Thomas M. and Frances E. Scheidel George Knotek and Bridget Culligan Cathy Seahorn Wally and Liz Krengel Jeanne Serrill Katherine Kuzeja John F. and Julia Shaw Jere LaFollette and Wende John and Maureen Short Sanderson Bob and Debra Smith Keats, Jane, and Emily Landis John and Rose Southall Mariely Lemagne George Stamas and Amy Jean John Tilden and Audrey Lew Messenger Mireya Lewin and Alex Ceballos Timothy Tomlinson Jerry P. and Marguerite Lewis Morgan VanFleet and Megan Miller Martin Liebowitz Kristina Von Heinz and Giorgio Calanni Fraccone Elizabeth Lin Bjorn and Veronique Wahl Chris Manojlovic and Ashley Clark Stephen Walston William Maschmeier and Patricia Haggerty Katherine Weissbourd Richard J. and Carolyn T. Mattern Paul and Nancy Wiesner David and Lisa Mayfi eld Wallace Wilkins Paul Meijer and Renee Lenti Karin A. Williams Heidi Modica Lynne Wilson and Bruce Goldmann Hart M. and Anne K. Nelsen Paul W. and Cindy Zemann Merideth L. Nelson Lisa R. and Julia Pascualy Cynthia Putnam Juan Ramirez Jared and Charise Randell Paul Rickert Robert and Shannon Riebman Oscar H. and Rosita Romero Steven W. Rostad Photo: John Ulmann

36 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Family/Dual $75 Karl Compton and Jason Heerlein and Sheila McDonnal and Christine O. Reis Robert Lee Solomon Senior Dual $45 Diane Chiddister Curt and Susan Cyril Hegel and John Abrams Rebecca Luke James Drohman Ebbesmeyer Kenneth W. Taylor James L. Robart and Cris Bruch and Allison Jerry and Kate Robert E. and Marcia Robert and Donna Joseph L. and Paula Mari Jalbing South Campbell Steve E#ngham and Terrill W. and Jennifer Anonymous (2) J. Condon Hegstrom H. McGee Steve and Diane Tina Morehead L. Hendrickson Arthur and Wendy Britton Steel and Kurt Adam Albert S. and Ellen B. John X. Allemand, Catherine Creason Marilyn Heinemann Tim and Amy Rodriquez A. Wuellner Carlin Donald and Paula Michael R. and Judith LICSW, BCD, MPH and Chris Day and Chakorn McGuire Bob and Dona L. Eismann A. Hill Phisuthikul Wolfgang and Klara John and Meg Steele Anderson Stuart and Arden Kirby and Amy Allen Steve Cremer and Peter and Kelly Rood Charles Robert C. and Mary P. Catherine Hillenbrand Edward and Margaret Gil and Alicia C. Arter Sharon Allen and Len Judy Blair Gregory Heller and McLoughlin Faine and Joseph Hudson Hope Rippeon Tess and Damien Strickland Ronald and Beverly Evans Joel Cuplin and Yuri Keely Meehan Rossi-Bus ichio Elizabeth L. Baker and Christensen Richard Feinbloom King Holmes and Nancy Studwell and Brian W. Taylor Ken Allen and Naomi Loudon Timothy Hicks and and Lois Charles Virginia Gonzales Randi Sullivan Chris W. Meriam and Rockey D. and Je!rey Ware Paula Cipolla and Hume James T. Curtin and Ed Ference Elizabeth M. Roth Warren Bakken and Steven Albright Frank and Margaret A. Guerry Hoddersen Erica Zwick Catherine Hillenbrand Robert S. and Lynn Phillips Fickeisen Nellie Allnutt Meredith Messmer Carlos Rustia and Elizabeth G. Swenson Marilyn Clarke and Jerry L. Hollingsworth and Joseph Hudson Murl Barker and Joan Alworth Robert W. Dahlgren Micah Burnett Anne Leigh David Fine and Polly and Susan M. and Sharon Richey Samara Hoag and Linda Berlage Metz Gregory L. Tate and Ronald Miller Purvis Johnston and Frank Metz Kevin J. and Cynthia Twila Johnson- Tate Scott Cline and Bill and Suzanne Jeanne Dorn Glen Baron and Anderson Chris Dickens L. Ryden Carolyn Cohen Gerald and Elizabeth Donald M. Holz and Eugene A. and Marie Laura Gene Middaugh Dawson and Lois Margretta Finkel Carol M. Webb Robbie and Howard Roscius N. Doan and N. Hos and Adam Kline Rebecca Sa!ord and Taylor Voinot-B aron Leonard and Else Anderson Ginger Warfi eld Amy Williamson Cobb Daniel and Lynnda Douglas and Patricia DM Hoyt and Heidi Mark A. and Susan An and David Tootill Leanette Bassetti and Fretwell Honig Olivera and Bodin M. Minerich Jennifer Sargent and William Berleman Donald G. and Charles and Barbara Smets David and Chris Anderson Dresevic Matthew Cazier Linda Cohan Irma Fritz and Daniel Michael and Laura Heather Hudson David A. Moore and Towne John and Jennifer Hanson Hooning Ruth Arterburn and Susan and Lonnie Javier Cortes Grant and Dorrit Bauer Steven M. Cohn and Edelheit David and Jane Saviers Eunice Verstegen Carol McCready- Albert and Susan C. Peter and Jean Hsiang William Lorig Teonisto and A. Anne Byron and Gisela Huntington Richard and Laraine Cohn Fuchs Marijane Ashby Judy Ellis and Carl Morellato Tim and Brenda Baxter Terry and Kathryn Ulmschneider Jake and Catherine Scallon Volkman Bruce and John and Faith Gaines Hulbert Kirsten Murray James D. and Christie Rebecca Babcock and Jaramillo Andy Warren and Mary- Louise Colwell Mark Matson Phil and Michele Nathan Schimke and A. Beback William and Carol A. Floyd W. and Barbara Erickson Neils Peter and Paule Nancy Musgrove and Yvonne Lam Bruce Saari Gerald and Frances Garing J. Hutton Sarah Banks Jensen Michael Hagen Carol Beber and Conley Christopher W. and Jennifer Schlobohm James West and William Zosel David R. and Susan H. Gordon Jackins and Paul B. Bauck and Elizabeth B. Fay Mark Johnson and Greg Nelson and and Anil Joisher Diane Narasaki Marc A. and Elizabeth Gilmour Betty Lucas Jean H. Sullivan Katie Leach-K emon Cynthia Doll Diana I. Behler and L. Cordova B. Jean Freeburg John Schlosser and Charles Wilkinson Hal Kempen Eric and Barbara H. Paul and Anne Tanja Baumann and Katie King and Paul Paul and Linda Marnie Oí Sullivan and Melanie Ito Lawrence and Amy H. Gourley Jacobson Sean Jensen-G rey Carol Furry and Brannan Niebanck Teresa and Chris Corey Ronald Kessler Bob and Rosalind Earl and Jo- Anne Bennion Jim Gow and Carolyn Neal and Gwen David Bennett Larry Kreisman and Patricia Padden Schuessler Wilson Robert and Beverly Urban Jacques Maria Elena Garcia Wayne Dodge Mary Ann Berrie Corwin Robert G. Bragg and and Tony Lucero Bruce and Cynthia Paul Schwartz and Ken Wilson and Nikolai Gregoric and Dale Jarvis and Diana George M. Muldrow Helen La!erty and Parks Debra Revere Deborah Daline Herb and Karen Berry Ann Glenn Crowe and Paula Younkin Lee Bobbie Garthwaite Mark Gunning Peter Jacoby Kathryn Burgomaster and Joseph Sullivan John J. and Carroll Peter Seligmann and Elana Winsberg and William and Margaret Fay Gri#n Lorence Jindrich and and David Nazarian James and Pasek Lee Rhodes Michael Barber Beyers Ted and Barbara Pamela K. McCrae Andreas Gerling and Susanna Lane Daniels David and Ann B. Ward and Boni J. Lynn Galbreath Douglas E. Petrie Donn and Carole Scott Wittet and Gary Mary Beth Blackburn Gri#n Charles and Joan Tang Buringrud Lynne and Norman Yvonne Powell Shankland Myron and Ruth M. Charles and Jonis Johnson Sandra Glazer-L ake Langseth Davis Jerome and Margaret Margaret Bustion and and Dennis Wilkins William and Dagmar Peter Wolf and Bovarnick Grubaugh Cheryl Johnson John R. and Suzanne Marilyn Bill Ferensen Jason Lear and Holly L. Price Shannon Gary and Jan Box Lucas and Agna Suzanne Goren and Batt Ferguson- Wolf deClercq David and Marilyn Russ Johnson and Brian and Danielle Vahe Hovnanian Karl Shibayama and Gruhn Andree Siu Lewis A. and Shelia Nicholas and Jenna Richard H. and Nancy Butz John Lee and Pm Ralston Maria Zazycki Brainard Frank and Anna Loretta Gray and Weizenbaum Wolfe Denton C. Edward and Sven and Marta Kalve Jean Carter Robert Schnelle David and Danita Barbara Gulbran Al Rasmussen Tracy and Jennifer Rene A. and Donald and Lyn Delores D. Leonard Shneidman Stephanie Bravmann Gerald Delay and Robert and Katherine Reed A. and Wynne Theodore J. and Wong Diana Ryesky David and Alice Kartiganer Cederstrom Guy Alan and Sharon Levy Leonard and Virginia Gutsche Pamela Rasmussen Ira and Anne-Mari e Jack Campbell and Robert Kenin and Shulman Lynda Bryan Sheila C. Dietrich and David and Robin Chell Steve Dunnington and Jill and Berna Lewis Erica and Heather Worden Miceal F. Vaughan Margaret and Albert Donna Latrell Mary A. Gwinn Redman Steven P. Smith and Joseph and Estelle Hall Steven and Judith Margaret Lineweaver Lynn Davis- Smith Nancy Worssam and Lawrence Dickmann Walter L. and Cli!ord Gary and Eleanor William Seach Budne Benson and Pamela Elizabeth P. Kerr David G. and Dianne James Reed and and Joanne Cisneros Hamilton Jeanne Heuving Sidney and Elaine William and Marilyn Harer Martha Cohen and D. Marquardt Smith Kathleen Donnellan Joyce King and Dan James Roe Dave and Sandy Bumpas Jonathan H. Hartung Gage George and Beverly David and Marcia and Paul E. Borrmann Hanower Regnier Stephanie Snyder and Patrick and Carole R. and Mary Catherine Eric Cohen and Martin Davi Nechak Alyn and Alison Muir Patti King and Nancy Bai-L ing Lin John and Jean Hays Carroll Oken David McCrae and Ralph and Dorothy Duxbury Reiley Michael and Jim Chekenylla and Patrick and Dorothy Toby and Jean Cole Lawrence and Mary Suzanne Schweitzer Catherine Sobel Billie C. Eaton Hawkins Douglas H. and Susan Ann Heeren Yi- fen Yang L. Kleiber

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John M. Kloeck and R. Howard Mitchell William A. and Erik Bellmont William Dubay Kathryn E. Humphrey Verlene Morrison Olga V. Smith Margaret Bullitt Barbara K. Aya Pat McWah and Barbara Oí Steen Virginia G. Revere M. Bender Sara Du!y Sue Ikai Warren Munzel R. Peggy Smith Billy Davis Laura Bailley Edward and Patricia Douglas and Nancy Judith Roan and Ron A. Kloth Morningstar Reeder Margarete C. Berg Ann Duncan Luanna C. Iverson Maureen Murphy Sally W. Soest Alice Dubiel V. Nadine Baker Joan Klorer and John Morrow and Leslie Robison Carolyn Bevan Emily Eagle Pamela James William Myers Eliza Sparacino Kristin Earnst Emily K. Baker LinMara Bluebird Bernice Ingersoll Daniel C. Rooney and Reba S. Bigelow Riley Edmunds Janice Johns Coral Nafziger Frank Stackhouse Alicia C. Elliott Robert Bamford Robert B. Kohn and James and Shirley Angelika Michels Karen Blair Ron Endlich Barbara Johnston Andrew L. Nelson Sharon Stone Scott J. Fife Mary Beth Banks Kristie Langlow Munro Rooney Nancy Blakemore Lynn English Weisberg Cary Jurriaans Albina Nesterova Kim Strumwasser William Finger David W. Barker Peter and Antje Nancy Musgrove and Phyllis Rosalli and Kretschmer Michael Hagen Lucy Jane Rosalli Marietta Bobba Julie Faust Holly Kean Jan Neutz Emily Tanner- Mclean Timothy J. Firth Kay Barmore William and Kathryn Toni Myers and Skip Richard and Bridget Richard Boerth Christine Federhart Kristin Kennell Jerri Ninesling Kathleen Taylor Kerstin M. Graudins Veronica Barnes Kuhns Kerr Rosen Sue Boettcher Dorothy Fidler Deanna Killeen Shirley Oliver Maria L. Thompson Darlin Gray Rebecca Barnes Jim and Elhri Larsen Michael P. Nagan and Josephine B. and Sam Eloise M. Boyle Ruth Flanders Martha Kingsbury Ann Ormsby Autumn Tomlinson Caron Harrang Pauline A. Barrette Valerie Nishimura Roskin Phillip and Rachael Daniel W. Brady Patt Franklin Nicole Klein Amanda Overly Jack Trachtman Theresa Healey Faith A. Beatty Levine Charles G. and Mary Alfred and Geraldine F. Nau Ross Lauren Brazell Stephanie Gailing Barbara H. Krekow Erin Page Audrey Tran Andrea Jermann Harold Beebe Peter J.B. and Tara L. Lawrence Roberta Nelson and Paul F. Ross and Patricia Brink Annick Garcia Christine Kurjan Julie E. Palacios Michelle Traverso Sarah Jones Shirley J. Beelik Scott Thompson Suzanne A. William F. and Joanne Werner-R oss Jonathan Brown Jay Gardner Craig Kyte Seung-H ae Park Caroline Ullmann Melissa Koch James Beer Lemke Stephen M. and Nancy J. Olsen Dennis and Meg Ryan Cath Brunner Rhonda Gardner Regis Lacher Virginia Park Elizabeth A. Ulrich Meaghan Leferink Karen Bianchi Normando and Carol Lint Imants and Vija Ozols Sumio T. and Hiromi Iris Calderon Evelyn Gelegonya- Gretchen Lauber Kathryn Pearson Sedat Uysal Yanick Moravia Jennie Bigley Lorraine Sakata Babare Patrick and Betty Neely and Geraldine Lorrie Cardoso Allison Laurel Tyler Petri Elonna Visser Gwendolyn M. Reilly Marcia R. Binney Natalie Gendler Maher Pardee Michael Spa!ord and Linda Carlson- Brazil Shelly Leavens Myra Platt Jessica Wagoner Stephen Retz Marianne Biram Elizabeth Sandvig Yonnas Getahun Jeanne Martin Richard and Sally Cassandra Carothers Patrick Lennon Judy G. Poll Diane Walker Alisa Roebke Carol Blakley Parks Polly B. Sanford Steven B. Gillispie Robert and Pattie Joan Carufel Nicole Lewis Sandra Ramsey Kevin Walsh Albert Sed Kathie Bliss Martin Joel T. Patz and James Joseph and Betty Kristine Givan Powell Sasenick George Chan Kathryn Linehan Cheri Rash Shannon Waterman Laura Sisti Terrence Bone Chris Mathews and Gigi Godfrey Beverlee Edward B. and Carol E. Jay Stopper and Grace Chen Margie Livingston Virginia R. Rausch Frida Weisman Allan Smith Jeanne Bonham Alan Goodin Pittman-Mat hews A. Perrin Cathy Ackert Ellen Chestnut Harriet M. Lodge Sanjit Reddy Maureen Welch Charles R. Smith Margrit Boswell- Molly D. Graham Lindal Ralph and Ida M. Michael and Susan Lucile Chich Valerie Lodi Barbara Lissa Wells Liberty Sponek Mathews Peskura Jennifer Green Renfrow-Bak er Joan E. Bowers Individual $50 Lisa Clark Gail Longhi Kathie Werner Francine Strickwerda David and Barbara Florence Christine Grem Bruce A. Ritzen Leslie Boyer Matthes Peterschmidt and Eve Caroline Clark Mary E. Macapia Kelley Western Carol M. Stumpf McClure Laurie Gri#th Tracey Roberts Patricia M. Brda Ken and Cindy Anonymous Adele Clouse Leanne Madre Jonella Windell Catherine Uehara McBride Jeanne Peterson Jolene Hagin Martha Rogers Kathy Briggs Meredith Adami Kari Collins David W. Madsen Judith Wood Elizabeth H. Young Steven McCoy and M. Denise Petty Marjorie D. Aldrich E. Faith Hanna Penny Rosse Lorna M. Brown Larry Henderson Je! Cook Jalaine Madura Providence Worley Ronald and Marjan Leeann Alguire Erica Hanson Elizabeth Rothman Gudrun G. Brown Sidney and Judith Petty Keith Cooke John Madziarczyk Deborah Wothers Senior Individuals McHarg Kristen Amidon Leslie E. Harrington Michael G. Ryan $30 Edith Bryan Fred and Mary Cheryl Cromer Thea Maia John H. Yantis Richard Hartlage Svetlana Samochina Therese Buckmeier Donald S. McKenzie Pilkington Troy Anderson Bridget Culligan Dianna Maish Hui- Yong Yu and Elizabeth Anne Ashraf Hasham Aisha Sanchez Anonymous (3) Jeannie Butler Buzzell Hilde Pfurtscheller Catherine Anderson Jacqueline Cutting David Margolies Javier Zarazua and Karl Hermann Christina Hemmen Lynnette Sandbloom Katie R. Aldridge Jane Camden Donna and Rimvydas Jessica Angel Julie Cwinar E. Ann Marks Corinne Zibelli Thomas and Molly Miksys Janet H. Arkava Margaret G. Colleen Sargen Gerald Alexander Dorothy L. Canavan Preston Mary E. Dart Hendrickson Thomas L. Mattausch Sandy J. Ziegler Norma Shainin Nikki Carder John P. and Judith E. Cynthia Atman Karan Dawson Pat Mayer Annette Altho! Mills Janet Price and Nan Herbert Donald Theiler Brian Bailey Cynthia Sharp Arlene S. Alton Jean Carlson Cindra Day Avery Barbara D. Lisa Mayers Bulmash Working Artist/ William P. and Judith Kathryn Sharpe Teacher $40 Phyllis Caswell A. Miller Barbara Quinn Karl M. Banse Mary Denend Himmelman John Mellon Dennis J. Anderson Keith R. Shaw Marta Chaloupka Michael P. and Alisa Ralph and Fay Barnett Margarita DeVera Gol Hoghooghi Elizabeth Melton Kate Anthony Jocelyn Miller Patrick Cagney Juliet Shen Staci Adman Lawrence Chen Je! Bates Catherine DeWitt Sue Holland Robert Menghini Cyrus Appell Peter and Cleo Howard and Jean Chris Beaven Teri Houston Gilda L. Sheppard Deanna Baldi Kree Arvanitas Paula L. Chester Mills Raulerson Mary Dickinson Marilyn Messmer Je! Beckstrom Nancy S. Hudson Langdon S. Simons Linda Beaumont Marybeth Austin Denny Chiu Michael Mirande and Daniel and Maria Reid Andrew S. Dillman G. Andrew Miller Shelia Sloan-E vans Julie Biggs Sarah Church Sylvia White Sue Bell Polly Dines Renee Huizenga Jo Moniz Stephanie Auten

38 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Heinke Clark Ruth Fast Sandra Heneri Peggy Larson Jay Moynahan Mildred J. Renfrow Ruth A. Sinton Jeannette L. Unger Students $25 Caryl Clark Beverly J. Feeney Julia A. Henry Susan Lawless Elizabeth Muktarian Frances M. Rice Judy Slyne Susan Usitalo Josephine Coe Mary Felsinger Marla Herbig Shirley E. Leary Colleen Murphy Carolyn Richard Joy P. Smith Odette Vachon Chelsea Albright Margie H. Cole Caryl Fikse Carol Hershman Elizabeth Le$er Frema Nadelson Sonja A. Richter Jennifer Smith Suzanne Vadman Jennifer Beetem Kathleen Coleman Joanne Foster Petra Heussner- Sharon E. Lengyel Marylee Natkin Devon V. Rickabaugh D. Joy Smith Manijeh F. Vail Royce Blackwood Walker Merrilee Conway Marietta Stark Janet Lewinsohn Sally A. Nelson Joyce Rivkin H. Anne Solomon Carol Valdrighi Susanna Cerasuolo Foubert H. Clark Ho!man Richard M. Cormier Mary Lou Lewis Cara Newman Stephen J. Robbins Patricia Solon Susan VanLeuven Jean Chen Mary Jane Francis Frank Hofmeister Julie E. Coryell Clare Livingston Julia North Peter Roberts Audrey Spurrier Cathleen L. Verde Yifan Liu Beulah Frankel Robert L. Hollowell Dona M. Costello James Long Leslie Novick Pamela D. Robinson R.J. Lupinski Staley Rebekah Voeller Barbara Mann Patty Garnjobst Mary Horton Louise Cothary Gail Longhi Timothey Oí Brien Geo! Robison Marilyn Stauter Sue von Derwies Sharon Millien Helen Georges Ramy N. Hough Carol Joan Cox William H. Lowe Shirley J. Oczkewicz Helen Rodgers Diane Ste. Marie Brian Wade Je!rey Murdock Debbie Getz Sadako H. Houghten Dorothy Crandell Bill Lundgren Diane Odell Suzanne Roen Ann Stephens Judy E. Wald Parkavi Turner Sara Glerum Suzanne N. Howard Gary Crevling Cheryl L. Lundgren Patrick Oí Hearn April Roseman Evelyn Sterne Lenore Waldron Mary J. Golden Elisabeth M. Hurley MaryAnn Curran Irene Mackay Georgia Oistad Stanley M. Diane Stevens Patricia Walker Sylvia Goldstein Faith Ireland Rosenberg Diane Darby Sandra MacLean Cynthia Osborn Esther L. Stevenson Susan Wamsley Gloria Grandaw Katherine Iverson Edith Rosencrantz Theresa Daverio Ann G. MacMillen Barbara S. Osborne Sue Stewart Patti Warashina Anita E. Gras Bryant Bernita N. Jackson Patricia Rosenstrom Lois M. Davis Dorothy H. Mann Celeste A. Osborne Olga Stewart Joan Weber Miriam Gray Lois Jacobsen Gail Rossi Robin Dearling Joan C. Marsh Chizuko Sally Still Laura Weese Eugene Green Iris S. Ja!ee Otsuka- Gooding Jean L. Karin Debelius James C. Mathews Rowlands- Tarbox Nancy Stokley Charles E. Welsh Sharon Greenberg Cinda Janik Eugene P. Owen Kathryn Decker Anne T. McBride Mary Ruth Ryan Marcia Stone Constance Wentzel Vauneva Greenwood Albert Johnsen Meg Owen Hugh A. Degler Sarah E. McCarey Pat Saito Janet R. Stover Elizabeth Wery Willoughby Dale R. Johnson Elaine S. Packard Anna Delacroix Greenwood Marguerite McCarty Lucille E. Sambrook Mares Strehler William J. Whipple Diane Kaharick Helen Palisin Virginia DeLeeuw Patricia Gribble Ruth H. McCormick Thea Sand Linda Struthers Carol M. White Lisa F. Kane Marsha Paprowicz Adele Delisi Esperanza Grundy Mary Kae Karolyn J. Sanderson Ted Strutz Ted W. Wiedman H. David Kaplan McCullough Nancy Parle Melodie DeMarr Dorothy Guth Eldine I. Sanger Pamela K. Svore Donnelly J. Wilburn Gail Karges Carole McCutcheon Susan Pazina Barbara J. Dickson Myrna L. Hackney Sheri L. Sayre Elyse Tamara Toshiko Willgerodt Shirley Katz Mary McIsaac Dennis Peacock Eleanor B. Dickson Shara Hagerman Adelle Scarvie Tisha Taylor Nancy K. Williams Patricia Kay Kathleen Esta Pekow Lauretta Dimmick Teresa Hall McLoughlin Carl H. Schaefer Diane Tchakirides Roger Willsie Peggy A. Kelley Marianne Perkins Joan Dinkelspiel Joyce Halldorson J. Richard Judi Schimke Sam D. Teitzel Ruth Windhover Duane Kelly McMichael Beverly H. Perry Susan Donahoe Brenda Hallquist Larry Schmitz Jack Temple Donna Wolter Linda M. Kelly Joanne Mearls Marie Peters Patricia E. Doyle Diane Ham Constance Schnell Susan Templeton Peggy Worthman Maro Kentros Mary V. Metastasio Judith Peterson Sullivan Cornelia Dude Lenore Hanauer Madge H. James M. Wright Susan Kese Anne Metcalfe Rosemary Peterson Schumacher Angela Terry Ruth S. Dunlop Elizabeth Hanson Gail Yates Jack Kindred Deborah Middleton Jane Piehl Patricia A. Scott Midori K. Thiel Sarah L. Easterbrook Norma Jean Hanson Mary J. Marcella Kofranek Mary Mikkelsen Alice Poinier Joan M. Scott Anne Leona Thomas Yoder- Williams Carol L. Ebersole David J. Haracz Joan Kohl Ann Milam David G. Pollart Stephanie Scripps William Michael Marla B. York Linda Eblen Susan Harper Thompson Marlene A. Koob Marilyn Miller Sabrina Poon Karen Sehrer Shirley Younglove Mary Lee Eden Susan Harrell Lorraine Toly Thomas W. Koontz Susan K. Miller Marcia Porus Beth Sellars Sharon Zerr- Peltner Nancy Edwards Wanda A. Harris Lory Tossey Joanne R. Kroll Marilyn Miller Charlton Price Kenneth Sharaga Claudia Zimmerman Patricia Ellingham Betsy Hartley Stephen Tse Jeanne W. Krone Ian Mitchell Mary Ann Proctor Rogene Shinpaugh Helen Zimmerman Cathy Elofson Joan Harvey Trisha Tsutakawa Hy Kurfi rst Bonnie Mizock Timothy J. Pruitt Ruth E. Shipp-D art William Zimmerman Katherine C. English Patricia Hayden Sharon Tsutsui Ellen Lam Robin Moore- Slater Susan Radant Chaya Siegelbaum Laura Enstrom Esther Helfgott Melanie A. Twohy Sharon S. Langs Susan J. Moriguchi Mary R. Randall Fred F. Simons Rebecca Evans Kate W. Hemer John E. Unbehend James D. Langston Beatrice Rauch Dorcas B. Farquhar Verlene Morrison Mariana Sintay

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Volunteers

October 1, 2013, to September 30, 2014

Volunteers spend thousands of Ben Abraham Lori Davies Brittany McManus David Strand hours at the Frye Art Museum Matt Aguayo Blaine Doherty Barbara McQueen Kirsten Swanson every year, providing important and valued support for a wide range Jake Alexander Kelsey Donahue Lora Melhorn Jayne Truesdell of initiatives including welcoming Peg Anderson Barbara Friedl Tracy Montes Marion Vokey visitors, leading group tours, assisting with arts engagement Akaila Ballard Chloe Froom Megan Moran Jo- Anne Wilson programs, and serving as interns in Josefi na Barbera Taylor Gawlik Mirna Mujacic Jonathan Wolfe the Collection, Curatorial, Archive, Communications, Education, and Greg Bem Sally Hedges-Blanquez Minh Nguyen Special Events departments. Interns Kayla Boland Julia Henry Liz Ohlson Kelsey Cook We thank all of our volunteers for Rebecca Bolin Kathryn Higgins Jan Peterson their generosity in contributing Jill Hannay Janet Brookes Esther Horowitz Kathryn Piekarski their time and presence to enable Katherine Lamar the Frye Art Museum to better Rick Busselle Mettlin Hunter Marion Power serve our community and honor our Nives Mestrovic Katherine Campbell Lynne Iglitzin Alexandra Reinken mission. Quin McKinley Amy Candiotti Christopher June Lynn Rosskamp If you would like to volunteer, Delina Solomon Haile Chris Cantu Cilia Jurdy Deenalynn Sackman please contact us at volunteer Brodie Young @fryemuseum.org or 206 432 8269. Marilee Clarke Susan Kane Kascha Semonovitch Emily Zach Erin Clavadetscher Julie Kim Kelsey Siegert Every e!ort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these Mary Ann Clymer Kathryn Knudson Chelsea Skorka listings. Please phone 206 432 Kelsey Cook Sandy Kraus Beth Smith 8227 with omissions or errors. Abby Cook Susan Lane Mary Smoluch Cassie Cross Molly Long Meredith Sta!ord Meg Cummings Bonnie Marques Carey Stangl Margaret Cunningham Annette Mazikowski Ruth Stark Emmalee David Brooke McCulloch Laura Stowell Photo: Shaun Kardinal

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Museum Sta!

October 1, 2013, to September 30, 2014

Collections and Exhibitions Communications Development Directorí s O!ce Je!rey Hirsch Scott Lawrimore Kate Godman Jo- Anne Birnie Danzker Deputy Director, Communications Deputy Director, Collections and Deputy Director, Development Director Exhibitions Thomas Beck Jinnae Bezemer Roxanne Hadfi eld Database and Ticketing Jess Atkinson Volunteers and Community Assistant to the Director Coordinator Collections Assistant Partners Coordinator Alexander Lawhorn Victoria Culver Mark Eddington Mariely Lemagne Assistant to the Director / Senior Designer Exhibition Preparator Membership and Community Board Liaison Jill Hannay Partners Manager Cory Gooch Design Associate Collections Manager / Registrar Rana San Shaun Kardinal Special Events and Community Amelia Hooning Digital Media Manager Partnerships Manager Exhibitions and Publications Assistant Meredith Sta!ord Database Assistant Tina Lee Exhibitions and Publications Chelsea Werner- Jatzke Manager Communications Associate Elizabeth Mauro Preparator Shane Montgomery Exhibition Designer Lauren Palmor Collections and Exhibitions Research Assistant

42 FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Education Finance And Facilities Gallery CafÈ Security Services Phil Huebschen Security Services O!cer Jill Rullkoetter David S. Brown Ti!any Turpin Ryan Molenkamp Thomas Krueger Senior Deputy Director Deputy Director, Finance and Facilities Gallery CafÈ Manager Security Services Manager Security Services O!cer Carly Dykes Jim Brinkman Gabriel Hillhouse Heather Ratcli! Erik Luc Education Assistant Accounting and Benefit s Manager Counter / Prep Cook Security Services / Accounting Security Services Supervisor Support Manager Jill Hardy John Teske Jason Huntley Emmett Montgomery Youth, Student, and Teacher Facilities Assistant Cashier / Barista Charlie Capp Security Services O!cer Programs Manager Security Services O!cer Jason Young Kathryn Knudson Tyna Ontko Trevor Johnson Facilities and IT Manager Counter / Prep Cook Colleen Clement Security Services Supervisor Art Educator Security Services O!cer Patrick Millian Amanda Parker Mary Jane Knecht Counter / Prep Cook Clayton Cusak Security Services O!cer Creative Aging Programs Security Services Supervisor Brendan Ryan Manager Sonja Roach Lead Cook Alfonso Deanda Security Services O!cer Clive Lissaman Security Services O!cer Stewart Wentworth Senior Educator Mark Rogers Counter / Prep Cook Evangelos Drinis Security Services Supervisor Laura Oí Quin Security Services O!cer Project Educator Joe Rudko Museum Store Jayme Duarte Security Services O!cer Security Services O!cer Rachael Lang Kelly Sheridan Eric Duby Museum Store Manager Security Services O!cer Security Services O!cer Laura Downing Chelsea Skorka Lisa Fong Sales Associate Security Services O!cer Security Services O!cer Kye Stone Benjamin Gowing Security Services O!cer Security Services Supervisor Kayla Trail Laura Hoppenjans Security Services O!cer Security Services O!cer Cait Willis Jon Horn Security Services O!cer Security Services O!cer

FRYE ART MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 43 Financial Information

Audited fi nancial statements for the Charles & Emma Frye Free Public Art Museum may be obtained online from the Internal Revenue Service by requesting a copy of Form 990 PF-R eturn of Private Foundation.

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