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- PHILIP MORRIS AND THE ARTS: A 3O-YEAR CELEBRATION THE ART OF ARTS SUPPORT
ur support spans a wide range of involvement in the visual and performing arts-from the exploration of the new and innovative to the support ol American culture and international exchange. It follows the basic principle of sound patronage, which encourages quality and freedom of expression.
These pages record our association with the arts in an introductory essay and a complete listing of projects and organizations we have supported. We think they paint an accurate picturd'of what arts support can accomplish in the United States and in other countries around the world.
Hamish Maxwell Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Philip Morris Companies Inc
COVER: Energt of the Arfs, 1989, mixed-media by Betye Saar. Specially commissioned by Philip Morris Companies Inc. for this publication.
Betye Saar is a mixed media artist based in Los Angeles. She works in collage, assemblage, and site-specific installations
This report' reflects the involvement of Philip Morris with the arts through 1988 prior to its. purchase of Kraft-.Because of this, Kraft's excellent programming in the arts is not recorded in this report but will follow in the succeeding one. ----.-----30 YEAR REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS Ct
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- Any week in the year, you will find philip Morris TH REE supporting a wide range DECADES of arts events: a performance piece at the Brooklyn Academy,s OF COMMITMENT NEXT WAVE Festival or a jazz concert series in the atrium of the Philip Morris hilip Morris sponsored its first art event 30 years ago: a free world head-quarters; a landmark exhibition of treasures outdoor concert in Louisville, Kentucky. It was an obvious choice from the Vatican or a series of for a tobacco company with roots in the South. Today, the community open houses for a I company's philosophy of arts support, refined by three decades dance company in Harlem; of continuous evolution, has become vastly more sophisticated, as /, a retrospective exhibition of Willem de befits the largest consumer products company in the world. Kooning in Paris or a competition of young choreographers in Lausanne. So abundant is the catalogue of Philip Morris's contributions to contemporary culture that you are Fleshlight I 95Sl ltom fl Jaspcr lohns, e Retrospective bound Exhibllioa, orgoniued by lhe Whitney lluecurn ol Anrcricrn Art to ask:What is the rationale for and opeled in October 1977. this widespread support? ttMurn. not enough companies are as active as those on the art side would like, but business support of ttPn,,,o the arts has come a long way. One Morris is a 2oth-century corporation that has been in on every c.orporate Medici, probably step of the way is Philip Morris." the art world's favorite aornpuny." Milwauhee Business - Journal, Wall Street Journal, March 7, 1988 - 1988
Augurtur Yon Heerden tnd Ghriclo Johnson ol lhe Donce lhealrc ol Horlcn in s 1987 periornonce ol George Bclonchin \ Four lcmpetamenls. Philip frlorrlc hcr -.fi provided genercl cperoling rupport lor lhe Dance lheatre ol fiff :ilJ:i;,ilt.i*:i ;,;:;;H.H; Hqilen eince 1975 ond, in lddition, since lg85 hcs supported o nine.hcur theql:icol work crcelcd lhcir 9undoy Open House rcries. by Paler j Brook qnd Jctn.Glqudc Gcrrlcre.
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package designers, art directors, and public Philip Morris's commitment to the arts began relations experts to fashion both product at home. In the early sixties, the company images and a corporate image that were as remodeled its offices in New York, hoping to L. bright and engaging as they were unique and give its employees a more congenial working ahead of the competition. environment and to foster creative thinking about its business. In the course of this The association with art also opened the door renovation, the decor was changed drastically: f to corporate sponsorship of the arts - at that instead of employing conventional business time, a new trend. Philip Morris perceived that embellishments, the reception areas, halls, and subsidizing art was an act that went far beyond offices were hung with modern art on loan from providing sustenance to artists and art the Whitney Museum of American Art. The institutions. Art was a public matter and its /t reaction was so positive that the company supporters were public benefactors. Art was decided to extend its support of the arts to TI likewise becoming a focus of minority the outside community, sponsoring an award- aspirations and thereby a potent instrument in winning exhibition, Pop and Op (1965)' that the struggle for social equality. Art works were ot toured the United States. Thus, in the course l/railha Grehem ll9S6l by Andy Worhol, silkccrecnr, dlsployed also one of the primary documents for the Philip llorris heodquorlerr, llew York Cily. of improving its business environment, Philip Morris became not iust an art patron but one that stood at the cutting edge of contemporary sensibility. TOUCHING LIVES Soon the company decided to forge a real identification between itself and modern art - When it comes to the arts, Philip Morris trusts its frunches. Not until 1973, 15 years a bold act but one that paid off handsomely. after the company launched its arts-support program, did Philip Morris fund a The modern art motif already experienced in pioneering study by Louis Harris and Associates that confirmed its assumption that the company's suPPort most Americans regard the arts as an important element in their lives. . for the burgeoning As subsequent Harris (1975 art of the sixties surveys through 1988) found, an overwhelming majority of Arnericans helped the firm's lctc. I 9th/corlY'2Olh' both attend arts events and participate in cultural activities. Americans want ccnlury Bcdu nlsk in titeir rorvcd ond Pointed wood, children to know about the arts, to admire artists, and to feelthat the arts are lron the PhiliP llorris .1 "highly .otpotole collcttlon. important to the life of the country." Most important, Americans are willing to pay higher taxes to support the arts and arts education. "The past /' decade has witnessed a major growth in attendance and participation in the arts," reported one survey, "but, perhaps most of all, the arts have deeply touched the Iives of the people of this country." : An incidental benefit of the Harris surveys has been their.use in the planning and fund- raising efforts of arts organizations from coast to coast. \,\:
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study of American history and consequently a device of education' Art could function as an i international ambassador, reducing barriers Qrr, a trrs!_n between people of all nations' Art was symbol of innovation, pointing out new paths to freedom of expression and bold creativity' By becoming a patron of the arts, therefore, Philip Morris became a contributing member to many communities, many constituencies' and many good causes, a fact that was soon ) shower of awards and tributes signaled by the Yoshiko Chumq snd the School ol that began to descend upon the company' Hsrd Knocks. Porl ol the Foorpfinls in lhe Gorden series, ,i effect of the assimilation sponsored by Philip ilorris The most remarkable Conpanies lnc. lt the I 988 !1 of art into the company's business was the Spoleto Feslivol U.5.A. inspiration it imparted to the company's employees. The creative and innovative building, which had fine art installed from top energies that emanate from art works and from to bottom - from executive suite to employee an artistically designed environment infused dining room, from reception area to cafeteria. il i. the staff with a corresponding spirit' Hence, AFFINITY FOR THE NEW when it came time for Philip Morris to erect an p6ip and Op established a successful precedent international headquarters building in New learned at the old offices that Philip Morris soon followed by making : York City, the lessons many other contributions to contemporary art. were put into effect on a grand scale' I ! \i It sponsored, for example, the first group show i :: The impressive granite-sheathed tower across to focus on Pop and Minimalist artists the street from Grand Central Terminal carried - : Warhol, Stella, Lichtensteir; Morris, Judd, and the freedom, functionalism, and elegance of the Dine and other exhibitions of avant-garde approach to new heights' The - art-and-business artists working in experimentalmedia both in I boldest and most imaginative stroke was the United States and in other countries where allotting the entire ground floor, a soaring, Philip Morris had facilities, such as Canada, glass-enclosed space, to the Whitney Museum Australia, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. of American Art for the exhibition of large Likewise, the company later began to support sculptures by contemporary artists' A small new and the innovative in the performing gallery was also established, enabling the the series of arts by establishing separate funds for dance, .t' museum to mount a year-round f theater, music and by promoting fresh talent thematic exhibitions. The installation of an art emerging from new and experimental dance, museum in a corporate office building t:t:. in Y]!':T the Woostcr sroup,s producrion ot music, and theater groups across the country. lrom precedent in New York' It Po0'fr"!-Jsd;tft. lhe Woorler cn londo y furo I I 9851 by Allson 3ror, established a new Group rcceives lunding os port linlo of Fhi0ip Urban Figutcs rt lhc Whilney terris's lhcater proicct. The Footprints in the Garden contemporary lhc crhibition also established the ambience for the entire turcun ol Arncricsn Arl ot Phllip torris, 1988' !: EI I g THnrE DEcADES oF CotvIMITMENT THnrE DEcADIs oF ComMTTMENT
dance series at the THE AMENCAN Spoleto Festival U.S.A., FABRIC: MANV Creative Time, STONES THE BAM CONNECTION Jazzmobile, The Though Philip Morris Kitchen, The Wooster has distinguished itself Since 1979, Philip Morris has sponsored one of the world's Group, and Dance primarily through its foremost centers for producing contemporary opera, dance, Theatre Workshop are championship of the music the Brooklyn Academy of Music. After beginning and - a few of the many contemporary visual with general support grants and sponsorship of particular exciting programs and and performing arts, it projects, like Philip Glass's Sagagraha, the company has organizations has also promoted the continued to enlarge its support, becoming an early corporate sponsored by Philip reexamination of years. sponsor of BAM's NEXT WAVE Festival. Morris in recent America's cultural In 1986, Philip Morris heritage. people who are attempting to do "We're trying to support made the largest grant The company has innovative and experimental work who dare to take risks," ever given by a - sponsored a number of said Hamish Maxwell, the Chairman of Philip Morris corporation to the signal exhibitions that Companies lnc., upon announcing a substantial grant {or the avant garde by summon up histories 1986 and 1987 festivals. The NEXT WAVE, he added, "has sponsoring the NEXT long neglected but now powerful catalyst, uniting a wide spectrum WAVE Festival, the become a cultural of compelling interest muchlauded of avant-garde artists in dynamic collaboration. BAM's risk- to a culturally diverse contemporary taking and creativity in the arts reflects our attitude toward population. Especially notable were the liiuana.Niagana, o pcrlorrnoncc/inslcllction by Guillcrno Goncz. performing arts Pcnc and Enily Hirk ll988f, lrom o loclivsl ol rcrtcmporory Hirptnic business, where we believe not to take risks and not to award-winning treatments of women in !rl entitlcd UP licnpo!, produccd by €rcotivc limc in colloboration series at the Brooklyn wilh ll ftlusco dcl Btrrio. encourage creativity is the greatest risk of all." American history, Remember the Ladies: Academy of Music. Women in America, ITST-IB\S, and Dolley was to the 1988 season. Philip Morris has always stood among the This same support extended Philip Morris stated end "the Greot Little Madison.,,Likewise, Native leading supporters of minority organizations; its rationale for Americans were years honored in Two Hundred consequently it has sponsored many notable venturing so far out of Narth American Indian Art -one of a number presentations of black culture, including ?"uo along the frontier of contemporary culture in of tributes by the company to a people who Centuries of Black American,Arf, the first the catalogue to the First Western States have been underrepresented in the nation's comprehensive exhibition of its kind ever Biennial Exhibition, asserting: "Philip Morris's consciousness and who happen to have first offered, The Hidden Heritage: Afro-American Art, support of the arts is firmly embedded in the discovered the cultivation of tobacco. 1800-1950, and Harlem Renaissance: Art of Black greater belief there is no dynamic force than As j,919-1929. a corporation with strong roots in the America, the free artist... We must support talent which American South and other regions, the has not yet achieved the wide recognition Another minority culture was examinedin The company has been among the foremost Latin which it so richly deserves." American Spirit: Art and Artists in the supporters of regional art, having sponsored United Stotes, 1920-1970, a major historical such exhibitions painting as in the South, investigation.of Hispanic artists working in Southern liddling in Einclcin on lhc Beaah by Philip Glcss, Folk Art, 'Einslcin" and Frontier America; North America. "Long overdue," wrote a New ! prcacnhtion ol thc l9!4 ccocon ol lhc The :r Far West" Brooklyn Accdcny ol furic'r HEXI W YE lcrlivsl York reviewer, "it offers us a look at a missing
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Typical of the unnoticed but of performers from many different keeping house. chapter in the history of art in North America'" work labors of the conservators is the backgrounds and cultures. vital The American imagination flowers in many Herculean task of cleaning and restoring the No less important has been Philip Morris's other forms of expression apart from the visual millions of books stacked in The New York support of libraries and research institutes, arts. Since making its first grant to The Public Library. This great collection was so whose mission is to delve into our past in order Richmond Ballet in 1972, Philip Morris has long neglected that vast numbers of of to preserve and understand our national become the leading corporate supporter irreplaceable books were threatened with heritage. Sometimes this work bears a dance in the United States. From sponsorship destruction. Then a timely rescue effort was set challenging intellectual character; sometimes it of such companies as the Alvin Ailey American afoot, and Philip Morris was quick to is a job as humble and necessary as Dance Theater, The Joffrey Ballet, Dance - - contribute to the work that will guarantee the Theatre of Harlem, Ballet books'survival. Hispanico, and American Ballet Theatre, to suPPort of smaller dance comPanies, theater and music groups, and performance centers, Philip Morris has helPed the performing arts to find new Jodie Gotcs ol lhe Jollrey lollel in audiences and to enlarge o I 988 perlormonce ol Gerold Arpino's their repertoires. Yiva Viveldi,
The manner of the company's suPPort has varied widely, from CLEAN AND LITERATE sponsorshiP of national Basic to New York's cultural life is The New York Public Library. But tours and communitY oPen its essential assets, the books, are dirty and decaying. Now they are houses that bring dance to towns and cities all over the being cleaned, thanks to a $1 million grant made by Philip Morris in country, to institutional 1987. the grants that develoP The danger posed by dirt and dust in the world-famed structure talents of young dancers, - whose books laid end to end would extend 88 miles, or about the directors, stage designers, distance from the library to Philadelphia is that the steady and choreographers. Each - accumulation grime large portions of the 3.5- grant, however, has of could destroy reflected the comPanY's million book collection or clog the institution's new air'conditioning view that Americans system. everywhere are enlivened bY The clean-up iob will take until 1992. In the words of the New Yorh the give-andtake that exists Times, "A nifty contribution to a cause too easily overlooked." between artist and audience
1, and are enriched bY the Book clconing sl lhc tlew York Public librory' * * r:Gl I E THnnE Dn CADES OF ComMTTMENT THne E DrcADEs oF ComMTTMENT
Celadon cinleen wilh gilded silver REACHING (omponenls, lcte. I 4lh. or corly. I 5th. ACROSS cenlury Ghinese wcre, relurbished in the THE second holl ol the I 6th cenlury llstanbul, CULTURES: lopkopi lluseunf. lronr lhc Age ol Sultan INTERNATIONAL .4P Suleyman lhe llognilicenl, OUTLOOK an erhibition orgenized by thc Hclionsl Gollery ol Arl. What Philip Morris has done for culture and the contemporary arts in America, it has also done for the 0utstanding among these cultural life of other presentations have been the nations as well. An award-winning Edward international Hopper exhibition, offering corporation retrospectives of Jasper universally consumed Johns and Willem de Kooning, and tours by the products ought to Alvin Ailey company to Europe and the Orient speak abroad in a and by an all-star jazz band to Europe, the Far language that is East, and Australia. One of the most notable of readily understood Philip Morris's European benefactions was its and highly sponsorship in 1986 of the American Pavilion at appreciated everywhere. Such is the Ianguage of art patronage, one of the oldest and most LIVE ON FILM cherished inter- Sixteen exhibitions sponsored by Philip Morris national traditions, lsonrlu Noguchi at lhe Americon povilion s0 the Venice Biennole, sponsored by since 1975 are still circulating by means of film Hence, the company has only had to extend Philip llorris in I 986. documentaries. About 10 million Americans a year abroad the same efforts it has made at home. have viewed these films on commercial and public It has been aided by the intense interest with which other societies view American culture, television, at libraries and universities, or through which in turn has guaranteed a good reception other cultural institutions and organizations. for a whole series of programs that have Prints are also loaned by the United States presented American artists to foreign Information Agency to U.S. embassies around the audiences. world. Philip Morris itself produced many of these films and has donated copies to cultural and educational centers.
lole.l glh..enlury Bedu rnosk llvory Cooslf jl (For information, see p. 89.) ! in corvcd cnd Pcinted wood, lron lhe Philip lilorril corporale tolletlion. s I Et{ I THnrr DTcADES oF Col,tMtTMENT I EE Dn ADES OF COUMITMENT i i , i Morris's 30 years of reintegration of art in modern society, Looking back over Philip a ta that the success development that has improved support of the arts, it is clear the quality of grounded from the first in modern life and given millions ! of the enterprise was of people all the relations of over the world a glimpse a sound philosophy concerning of beauty and a fresh insight art, society, and commerce' Instead of into themselves that in another time regarding art as an expensive luxury confined they would have been denied. The gratitude the intellectual elite, the this long-sustained and ever-widening t- \ to the rich or support .= '..-= has always viewed art as one of the of the arts and culture has earned from jr company artists -= universally appreciated pleasures of modern and critics, from the general public, and from life. Instead of treating art as a purely aesthetic the company's own employees is a unique product, something that belongs exclusively in reward. For Philip Morris, the task of a museum or concert hall, Philip Morris has harmonizing the interests of business and demonstrated how art can be a prized amenity culture, of the artist and his patron, and of the in any community and an inspiring influence in merging worlds of national and international the workplace. communications has been a richly fulfilling Philip Morris has helped to foster the experience.
lnstrlhtion ol Beilinart: l9Ot.t98I atlhe lluseun of ilodern Art, llew york, 19g7. sought to breach cultural barriers and forge connective links of knowledge and appreciation.
Complementing Philip Morris's exports of the Venice Biennale, featuring the work of the MUSEUMS OF' THE FUTURE American art have been its sculptor Isamu Noguchi. imports of great art The role of the museum in America has undergone an enormous change as attendance from other cultures. Among the most heavily Exhibitions and performances by American has ballooned throughout the lg70s and 1980s, attended and highly praised exhibitions have registering 175 million visitors in 1987, a artists by no means exhaust philip Morris's 24 percent been The Vaticon Collections; The papacy ond increase from 1984. A bold new definition of the museum as educator, contributions to the 170 countries and .4rt, comprising an extensive selection of the communicator, and guardian of the nation's cultural and natural treasures has been territories where it does business. The range greatest masterpieces from the Vatican's offered by Museums for a New Century, arepart issued by the American Association has been of broad, extending from a Jean Dubuffet extraordinary holdings; The Age of Sultan Museums in 1984. retrospective in Berlin to a show of Eskimo art Suleymon the Magnificent, arare opportunity in Ontario, to from a group show of De Chirico, Philip Morris sponsored this landmark study along with the Pew Memorial Trust. The examine the fascinating collections of the Ernst, Magritte, and company o'can Miro in Argentina to a Turkish museums, particularly also funded publication of the study and promoted its findings, Museums project the Topkapi; titled,4rt Wolls _ 15 huge murals by become laboratories for new and The Precious Legocy. Judaic Treasures from technologies, forums for bold ideas, and showplaces for leading Canadian artists executed on the the Czechoslouak Stote Collections, artistic experimentation," wrote Hamish Maxwell, Philip Morris's Chairman and Chief exteriors an of buildings in hightraffic areas _ in exhibition of Jewish artifacts and ceremonial Executive 0fficer, in his foreword, adding, "The report makes a persuasive case that Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto, and objects from Prague, poignant reminders of a museums can supplement universities as centers of research and teaching." Winnipeg. Abroad as at home, philip Morris has culture nearly destroyed. g __-_.-30 YE AR REPORT ART IN THE WORKPL ACE
any of Philip Morris's offices the famous "trompe I'oeil" artist Richard Haas, and manufacturing plants have offering the same views of New York City - been designed by distin- north, east, south, and west - as are seen from guished architects with the the building's roof. Equally notable are the goal of combining the utmost company's other offices and factories through- in effi- out the United States ciency and around the world. with an NEW.STTTfi MANUAACruRINC The cigarette-manuf ac- ENVIRONMINT environment that is turing plant in Cabarrus In building the flagship Philip Morris cigarette both congenial and County, North Carolina, plant in Richmond, which opened in 1974, uas stimulating. Especially much consideration was given to making lt was designed by Marcel characteristic of these a pleasurable environment for our people as was Breuer and Associates given to of factory,' facilities is the incorpo- the technical aspects the to integrate the beauty said company officer, The amenities ration of art into the one senior incorporated in this plant constituted onefourth of the surrounding workplace, whatever of its total cost. countryside with the the character of the "A functional absurdity and an economic manufacturing milieu. building, be it office extravagance," exclaimed Progress iue Architecture This facility also dis- magazine in a laudatory review. "At this tower, f actory, or plays a major collection England, France, Synbol by Willi Gutmonn, conmissioned by Philip f,lorrir U.S.A. lor ilr scale, humaneness costs, and it is a and Japan. This building, research laboratory. Reseorth and Development Cenler in Richmond, Yirginir, 1972. credit to Philip Morris that they were willing of regional arts and designed by Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and plants The foremost example to pay for it." crafts, including textiles, Associates, also houses a unique museum of Miller Brewing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; of this policy is Philip ceramics, baskets, and food preparation, preservation, and presenta- Albany, Ceorgia; and Eden, North Carolina. Morris's headquarters duck decoys. The tion, whose exhibits span 2,500 years. The At Philip Morris's installations in other coun- in New York City, designed by Ulrich Franzen, world's largest quilted tapestry was commis- Richmond Manufacturing Center contains yet tries, from Europe and Latin America to Asia another which houses a branch of the Whitney Museum sioned for the factory by Philip Morris U.S.A. museum, this one dedicated to the his- and Australia, the display of art works is just as tory of American Art, as well as displaying through- and executed by local quilters. of tobacco. The adjoining Research Center conspicuous, reflecting the arts-and-business is decorated out the building the corporation's collection of The General Foods headquarters at Rye Brook, with 300 paintings, drawings, and style that has distinguished Philip Morris as a prints art and artifacts. The basement employee cafe- New York, is decorated with a collection of by artists from the state of Virginia. concerned corporate citizen both at home and Similar teria, for example, is decorated with murals by 18th-century quilts made in the United States, collections of regional art distinguish abroad.
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PHITIP MORRIS WORTD r988 HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK, tYY Unnnx Frcunrs Rmr Fncrs PnEclslonrst Prnspscrlvfs: PRINTS Architecture am Dmwnvcs FIvE llsmrmnons 1979 EreuEvrs: UnsAN PtEAsunrs: Nuw Yom, 1900-1940 Wonro HmneuanrERs Bunonc - ParurANeNT Corlrcnon American architect Ulrich Franzen TnE PHorocmpHy oF ltrlocrn CUNNIxcHAM: commissioned to design the new world A CmrsNNrAt Ssrrcnorrl headquarters of Philip Morris in New York City. The building houses a branch of the Whitney Museum of American Art. 1987 Srumr Drus: At'l Auurucall ln Pmts THE Socnr- Gnecrs: 1905-1944 Collections and Pnrnrs nnn DRawlncs FROM THE PrniumlsNr Exhibitions ConEcnolt THs Vmwnn ns VovnuR 1986 Monorvprs sv MnuRIcE PnEmoEnc,qsr Bnoxzr Srnrue or LrsEnry EnrtcHrnlulrc ConrEmponnnv Curours rsr WoRr,o tsnhollon An original bronze model of the Statue of Ponorrlnlt ol by Richord Hoos 1986 Liberty that belonged to sculptor Frederic- os seen lron lhc the toP WlnEn MuncH Auguste Bartholdi. It was purchased from the ol Philip torrls World Tne Cunr,lctxc LtxEIrEss: Bartholdi family in late 1985 by Joseph F. Headquarlere, instllled 20rn-CEnrunv Ponrnur Dntwurcs Cullman 3rd and given to the employees of in lhe bullding's cofelcrio. PErutntEr'lr CorrEcnox - Philip Morris. Housed in the lobby of Philip Morris World Headquarters, the sculpture Ymuo Kuxrvosttl has traveled to other Philip Morris locations. 1985 1983 George Scgol'c lhe MousRN MacHINss: Rrcnvr Kn'lErlc Scunrunr Darn.en o, thc Whitney Anr Eon rHE MAssEs, l9ll-1917: A Rmlur THE Anrrsr axo rHE Qum llureun ol Anerlccn Mlclznr AND Irs GnlpHtcs A collection of 20 quilts - produced by well- Arl ol Philip Alorrir. known quiltmakers working in collaboration F.,'H THs SURREAT Cnv: 1930s1950s with established women artists - purchased TnE Box TnmsroRunl by Philip Morris. After a three-year national MooERn Masxs , tour, the collection returned to Philip Morris Headquarters for permanent display. (See "Exhibitions.") 1984 On 42no Srnner: Arrlsrs' VIslot'ls 198?-Present TsE Anr oF Mustc: AMSRIcIN Prunnncs anl Musrcru, InstnuuEttts, 1770-1 910 Wnnliny Musrum or AMSRTcAN Anr lr PHrup Monrus Cansn: SEncnons FRoM THE PERmxrnxr Lunth, o perlorncnce piece by Ann Ccrlcon prerenled by Phllip Alorric The Whitney Museum of American Art Conncrrox on the ernpfoyeer oc prrl ol lhe perlornonce setles Petlotmonce on 42nd tl ground floor of Philip Morris World Headquarters lhe Whltney tluseum ol Anericon Arf of Philip torris, 1988. FrowsRs N FotK ART includes a 5,20Gsquarefoot Sculpture Court, for Rqvmonn Hoon: Cnv oF TowERs the presentation of 20thcentury American sculpture, and an adjacent 1,100-squarefoot 1983 gallery, which presents five to six changing Honvwooo PnorocnaPgs exhibitions each year. The exhibition program Srnr hrr: covers the entire range of American art, including Tsnrn AuErumN FAMULs: A Tnqonlon or painting, sculpture, and works on paper, and has Annstc Punsun included the following exhibitions: Rrcnrnro MARsH's Nrw Yonx E g q Anr rN THE WonKPLACE Anr rN THE WonKpLAcE
THn Fonum ExHmnon: Ssrrcnoxs mn Aolmoxs Collections 20ru.Crrr'runv Scurprunr: Pnocsss ml PnrswcE 1974 Courclox FoR THE Nrw Mem.macruruxc 1980-Present CEvrrn Puup Monrus Anr CorucnoN Paintings, drawings, and prints by Virginia artists. Contains nearly 400 paintings, drawings, prints, textiles, and ceramics by American and Ig73 international artists. Primarily contemporary TosA,cco MusEunr except for textiles that range from the seventh Devoted to the history of tobacco and Philip century to the present. Morris, established in the Manufacturing Center. Now part of the Tour Center. 1967-Present WHnnEy Lomw r96982 World'r hrgcet trpcrtry quilt, The Whitney Museum of American Art began Monr rnm 200 Anr Exrnmons or Vlncnn dc:lgacd by Chcrrntyell & making loans in 1967 to Philip Morris of major Gcisnqr lsroclolcs tnd Annsrs contemporary American paintings from its cr.etGd by l{orth €orollno Organized by the Research Center fut collection. ortirlr, disploycd in Committee and shown throughout the Philip llorrir U.S.A.'c tobrcco entire facility. locillfy in Gaborrur County, llorlh Corolinl. Commissions Commissions 1974 1982 Mnm;mcrurunc Crrrr,n Lonny TapmrruEs THE Hus Roorrr Two &foot-by40-foot tapestries designed by Richard Haas commissioned to design, Ivan Chermayeff. execute, and install five murals and two paintings depicting panoramic views of New 1974 York, as they would be seen from the top of VrEw Ovrn rsE Poronmc the new headquarters. Mural designed by Robert Singletary for the Bnonzn MsnnruoN Research Center cafeteria. Philip Morris crest pierce interpreted by Rice r971 for the facade of the new philip Morris World Snrnor Headquarters. IturltlloRRrs u.s.A., RICHMOND, VA Outdoor sculpture by Willi Gutmann for the Research I98I Center. . HenvEsr HouE Architecture PHITIP MORRIS U.S.A., California artist John 0kulick commissioned CABARRUS COUNry NC to create a piece of art consisting of tobacco 1974 leaves, rope, and pinewood. The piece hangs NEw MmumcruRrNc CENTER on permanent display philip Architecture at Morris World Designed by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Headquarters. Owings & Merrill, with landscaping by Zion & r979 Breen. r965 CrcanErrn M.m;r'Lcn runc Crrrrn Pop nno Op Designed by Marcel Breuer Associates on a 1970 A collection of 33 commissioned works I 2l-acre site. Landscaping by Zion & Breen. purchased by Philip Morris World PHup Monrus Rrssancn CExrrn Towrn f Completed late 1982. Headquarters. Designed by American architect Ulrich (See "Exhibitions.") Franzen, it expanded research and design Collections facilities by 90,000 square feet of loft spice Holes, 19t2.87 ll98tl by loyrnond Snundcru, and modular labs. The cylindrically shaped dirploycd in Philip ilorrir' World Hcadqucrlcrr, 1983 llcw York. structure, dedicated in 1973, was named Lab GoNrsMpoRARv NonrH CanouNn Arrs,q,No of the Year in 1974 by Industrial Research Cnans magazine. Includes paintings, textiles, ceramics, and decoys. Anr rN THE WonKPTACE Anr IN THE Wo RKPLACE
Commissions 1979 Mnun Prus Sxrv 1982 Juried exhibition of North Carolina Fonry NonrH CnRourvn Amrsrs artists from a 60-mile radius of Miller's Forty works by North Carolina artists were brewery in Eden, NC, organized in commissioned to start the collection. conjunction with Green Hill Gallery. Over 30 works purchased o TsE WoRro's Lmcrsr Hnncnc QurrrEn Miller collection. 0n Tnprsrny by the permanent display in the Eden facility. Designed by the New York firm of Chermayeff & Geismar Associates Inc., on permanent display in the facility. Produced by Maco Crafts, a North Carolina crafts organization. MILLER BREWING COMPANY, AIBANY, GA MILTER BREWING COMPANY HEADQUARTERS, MILWAUKEE, WI Collection Architecture r982 Anr mo Groncrn 1975 Juried competition for Georgia artists. The top 55 works purchased by Miller Brewing MltwlurnE HrmquanrEns or tHE MnrEn majority of the Miller BRnwrnc Compnrw Company form the Brewing collection in Albany, GA. On Designed by American architect Ulrich Franzen. permanent display in that facility.
Collection PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL, NEW YORK, NY 1977.78 Eighleenth-century heorlh rpit or liredog lron the Gcncrql ioods Collecllon, lye Brook, llew York. Conrcton or PArNntcs, DRlwNcs, Alvo General Commissions Prurvrs Purchased from Wisconsin artists statewide for 1968 the new headquarters of Miller Brewing Mosxm Company. Commissioned electronic light sculpture by naa Tom Lloyd, toured in the national exhibition LOmmlssrcn Contemporary Bluck Artists. Donated to New York University by Ph,ilip Morris International 1977 in 1971. Tnprsrnv Designed by Helena Hernmarck, Swedish-born - r965 American artist, 'r:'r::'':\ for Miller headquarters. r::..brdl ll Pop Anrsrs - TsE NEw lulcn Collection of 33 original graphics published in Srulplurc by Angcl Durute dcrigned lor thc a limited-edition portfolio. (See "Exhibitions'") lllLltB EREWTNG COMPANY, lcclllticr ol ?hlllp tcrrlt, lobriques dc lcblc Rcuniee, EDEN, NC llcuchotcl, Swilzcrlond.
Collections PHITIP MORRIS, EABRIQUES DE TABAC REUNIES S.A., 1982 NEUCHATEL, SWITZERLAND Mnrrn Prus ErcHry Juried exhibition of North Carolina artists from Collection an 8O-mile radius of Miller's brewery, organized lcree Cftavcllcr by lcon lrp, in conjunction with Green Hill Gallery. Over 30 dirphyed In thc 1977 lccilltler ol philip works purchased by Miller supplement the torrb, iebriquer dc TbnsE-CupvluEn :xisting collection at Eden Brewery. Neuchatel On lioboc R.cunicr, Sculpture by Jean Arp, purchased by rermanent display in that facility. lleuchtlcl, Swltrcrhnd. factory.
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Commissions 1976 Commission Ourmon Posrsn Arr Dspr"ry 1967 I97I By Quebec artists Jean-Paul Mousseau, Edmund Scurprunc Alleyn, Denis Juneau, Claude Girard, and Marcel Boournmtc Parr, commissioned for By Angel Durate, commissioned by Philip Bellerive, shown on company billboards. Sculpture by Lenton manufacturing complex in Morris Fabriques de Tabac Reunies S.A. the Philip Morris 1971 .A,ustralia. 1964 AmWlus Fifteen huge murals designed by leading Scurprunr PHILIP MORRIS HOLLAND, Canadian artists and executed on the exterior By Andre Ramseyer, commissioned by Philip THE NETHERLANDS walls of buildings in high-traffic areas in Morris Fabriques de Tabac Reunies S.A. Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Ottawa, and Collection Quebec. Sponsored by Benson & Hedges Ltd. ROTHMANS BENSON & HEDGES, MONTREAT AND BRAMPTON, 1968.69 1982 CANADA Romrn'tc Extlslrtoxs SEmcnons Works from the Stedeliik Museum, From the collection of the Montreal Museum of Collections Amsterdam, at Philip Morris Holland, Art in both the office and factory facilities, the Netherlands. 1977 including work suspended from factory ceiling. Bu-soARD Arr DspHv Original paintings created for billboard space by GENEMT FOODS CORPOMTION' artists Jocelp Jean, Jacques Hurtubise, Marcelin RYE BROOK, NY dicplcvcd in lhc Cardinal, Peter Gnass, and Robert Savoie, shown #t2 llgStl by lorcph Piccillc, Hcorlh the Gcncrcl Foods Collcctlon, cnd cookworc crhibition lron Philip torrir World Hcrdqulrlcrr bullding' on company billboards. Rye lrook, l{cw York. Architecture r983 PHILIP MORRIS GMBH, MUNICH' GEnEul Foons Wonro Hralqulnrrns WEST GERMANY Designed by Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and Associates. Collection Colli:ctions 1977 Prrrz orn MlcHr 198?-Present for Painting by Hannslorg Voth, purchased Qum Cormcrton headquarters building, Munich' A celebration of the art of the homemaker, a collection of 85 quilts dating as far back as the Commission 18th century, which includes examples of all the basic types - whole cloth, appliqu6' and 1978 pieced. Although most are American, from England, France' and Japan are OvEnnv examples included. Tapestry by Dorothea Reese-Heim, also commissioned for administrative reception Gnnr,ur Fooos Musnutrl area of PhiliP Morris GmbH, Munich. Museum-quality artifacts used in the preparation, preservation, and serving of 2,500 years MORRIS AUSTRATIA LTD.' ioods and beverages, representing PHILIP collection MOOMBBIN, AUSTRALIA of culinary history. The core of the is permanentlY on view. Collection Oxconrc Anculvn A collection of vintage ads and packaging 1974-Present representing all General Foods companies' Alihough most items are from the 1930s' Tur Punp MoRnts Anrs GnqNrs 1940s, ind 1950s, some date from the lSth Acquisition funds to buy and exhibit works century. by innovative Australian artists. g ----a--Jt) YEAR REPORT - EXHIBITIONS
ne of Philip Morris's most notable At the opposite end of the cultural spectrum ture has been surveyed throughout its entire Arf. Major retrospective exhibitions have been achievements as a patron of art stands the tradition-steeped world of history, ranging from African art (Perspectiues: devoted to seminal artists, like Vasily Kandinsky and culture has been its unprece- Americana: folk art, arts and crafts, the artifacts Angles on African,4rr) through African American and Jean Dubuffet. At the same time, much less dented support of the visual arts, and found objects that constitute important evi- art from 1800 to 1950 (The Hidden Heritage) to familar contemporary artists have been shown, Though the vast number of exhi- dence of American social history. These themes the Harlem Renaissance of the twenties and on for example, in exhibitions like Neue KunstNeue projects bitions and sponsored have been explored in both their historical and to black artists and photographers of the pre- Kiinstler in Miinchen Yet another approach to by the company precludes a modern aspects in exhibitions like The sent day (Romare Bearden: 1970-1980; Moneta modern European art was adopted in Berlinart: quick sum- Flowering of American Folk Sleet Jr.: Pulitzer Prize Photojournalist). Lalin l96l-1987, a politically charged exhibition that mary, certain basic Art, 1776-1876; In Praise of American art and culture have been the subjects focused on the distinctive art created in Berlin themes inform this multi- a'\ Hands: \ Contemporary Crafts of such historical presentations as Splendor since the building of the Berlin Wall. tude of undertakings. One a: of the World; Craft Today: of Baroque Mexico and The Latin American QI t ,,i-. Each theme of Philip Morris's visualarts of the paramount themes {t. Poetry of the Physical; t and Spirif, while the contemporary scene has program modernism, Americana, has been support of mod- .1 "the - Dolley and Great Little been illuminated by exhibitions international exchange is a pro- ern art, which symbolizes {t !,r - Madison." At the same time, such as UP Tiempo! and com- jection of the company's basic val- the company's l {3 own busi- Philip Morris has spon- petitions in various South American ,i ues: its commitment to experi- ness philosophy, predi- sored a number countries, I 'K. of shows The regional art of the mentation and development, cated on the ideals of li - like Buffalo Bill and the United States has been explored its sense of its deep roots in innovation, experimenta- \ 1#r Wild West, Chompions of in shows like Painting in the American soil, and its ever- tion, and communication. American Sport, The Statue South or shown in its latest lengthening outreach to From its early champi- forms L of Liberty Centennial, and in numerous statewide other countries all around onship of Pop, 0p, and Oom Pah Pah: The Great exhibitions of local painters and the world. Just as in the Minimalist art, Philip graphic American Band - that artists. case of the introduction of Morris has gone on to examine the interconnec- employ visual evidence to focus upon cherished Beyond the Americas, Philip art into the workplace, so tions of art with its past and its surroundings; of themes of American history and culture. Morris has sponsored many here in the development of tribal influences on modern art ("primitit)ism,, in Equally important has been Philip Morris's treat- exhibitions and events focused a long-term program of cul- 2)th-Century Art: Affinig of the Tribol and the ment of ethnic and regional themes. Black cul- on great cultural epochs or indi- tural patronage, Philip Modern); of art and technology (The New vidual Abovc: Dctrll cl frcvm t lt9!fl by Dlctcr Hlckcr, crhibltcd in artists: particulary Morris has evinced a Alchemy: A Plostic Presence); of art, environ- Bcillnsttc t96t.tg87 at thr tuccun"cl tol:rr"r:l: notable were The Vatican remarkable ability to har- ments, and events (Air); oI art and computers Collections, The Age of Sultan monize the values of art (Suntai '75); and of art and Rlght: lourgccir Caloll,rl;lt t by patrlck 3llcr, architecture lt9S3l Suleymon the Mognificent, and and business to the (Collaboration). dlrplcycd in fuah lcdayt Foc|r,y cl thc phydael et thc - Ancrkan Crolt filurcun, llcw ycrk, t9g6. "Primitiuism" in 2\th-Centurv great benefit of both.
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Enmno H. Porru.csr: AuErucrur Patvnr.or r988 SurrrMrn,qNu SURF TttE L,crrN AMEruc.c,n Spnn: Anr am Anrsrs An exhibition ol 44 works by the American rn run UrrlnEo Srrrrs, 1920-1970 Impressionist painter Edward H. Potthast. A major scholarly investigation of Latin 0rganized by the Smith/Kramer fut Connection American artists who have been influenced Kansas City, M0. by the United States. From historical and Sponsored by Miller Brewing Company, Albany, C'i aesthetic perspectives, the exhibition explores fhe Finzon fomlly I I 9651 by Fcrnondo Bolcro, the work of some 240 artists who have Tour 1987: Albany Museum of tut, Albany, GA. erhlbired in contributed to the various schools or fhc Lalin Amcficen Spirilt HARr^eil,t RrnamurcE: Anr or Bucr Aurruca, movements in 20th-century art. Ar, Atrrstt in rhc ',nd l9l$1929 Organized by the Bronx Museum of the Arts, Unired Sr', .s, A comprehensive exploration of the history of 1020.t970 Bronx, NY. Harlem's growth and the development of black .|, !l lhc Bronx tlurcum ol t culture during the years 1919 to 1929, often Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies lnc. lhe Arto, llcw York, I 9t8. referred to as the Jazz Age. Exhibition displa-ys Tour 1988-90: The Bronx Museum of the Arts, I paintings by Aaron Douglas, Palmer Hayden, at Bronx, NY; El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, TX; ComPtcssed Slele William H. Johnson, photographs by James Vat San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, CA; Rising, Phocnir ilclc, Der Zee, and sculpture by Meta Vaux Warrick Center for the Arts, Vero Beach, FL. Woman wilh Slanding Fuller. fwisting forso ll979l The Studio Museum in Harlem, Lrvrnc wnH Anrs - Oprr,t Exnrnnlon by Staphcn Dc Sllcblcr, Organized by Exhibition featured works of numerous young erhibitcd in SlcPften NewYork, NY. Slacblen lhc Figute unknown artists and photographers in Hong Dc Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc' ql lhe Slrn Jrsncirco Kong with the aim of providing them an turcun ol Tour 1987{9: The Studio Museum in Harlem, opportunity for public exposure and llodcrn Arl, 1988. New York, NY; Crocker Art Museum' generating greater public interest in local arts. Sacramento, CA; Mary & Leigh Block Gallery' Sponsored by Philip Morris Asia Inc. Evanston, lL; High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA Bowdoin College Museum of fut, Brunswick, I SpEcrRum Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, fi; Virgini A series of exhibitions of contemporary art Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA; Tennesst L in a variety of media. The first exhibition Botanical Gardens and Fine Arts Center at Y featured works by Clifford Ross and William ' Cheekwood, Nashville' TN; New York State Willis; the second, works by Charles Simonds; Museum, AlbanY, NY. and the third, works by Martin Puryear, Italo l a PEnspEcrnts: Ancrns oN AmxcAN ARI Scanga, Robert Stackhouse, and Marybeth { featuring 100 African works of art Edelson. Exhibition in various media chosen by a group of ten $ Cowgirls I 9851 Organized The I by Corcoran Gallery of Art, each respected in his field' Selecl by Bob Wndc, disPloYed ot individuals, Washington, DC. rt of of works based on a personal perspective an Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. $tfr Exhibirion, the ErooklYn African art. Obiects drawn from museums filuseun, t{cw York, 1986. private collections across the U.S' and abroa' Srrpsnll DE Smnnun: THE Frcunn Organized by The Center lor African fut, An exhibition of sculptures in clay and bronze 1961'1987 NewYork, NY. by California sculptor Stephen De Staebler. 1987 Brnunanr: An exhibition surveying the remarkable Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc' Organized by Saddleback College, Mission THs AcE or SULTAN SutryM,qN rHE MAGNIFIcENT creativity of the Berlin artistic scene over the Vieio, CA. The first collection Turkish Tour 1987{8: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, of art to be shown in approximately 150 works last 25 years. Features Museum of Art, Sponsored the United States in nearly 20 years. Exhibition Richmond, VA; San Diego by Philip Morris Companies Inc. in painiing, sculpture, film, and video by 55 Diego, CA; The Center for A{rican Art' and Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. composed of over 200 rare and precious objects countries' San artists from Germany and ten other of Art' from the reign of Sultan Suleyman I New York, NY; Birmingham Museum Tour 1988-89: San Francisco Museum 0520-66). Modern Art, New of Organized by The Museum of Birmingham, AL. Modern Organized by the National Gallery of Art, Art, San Francisco, CA; Neuberger York, NY. Washington, Museum, State University of New york at DC. TrN YeARs oF HoNG Konc Pxunxc Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc' Purchase, NY; Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc, Exhibition of 50 Hong Kong artists held to and the Deutsche Bank ol GermanY' lnstitution, 10th anniversary of the I- Washington, DC; Krannert Art Tour 1987-88; National Gallery of Art, commemorate the 1987-88: The Museum of Modern Art' New Museum, University of Illinois, Champaign, IL; Tour Kong Arts Centre. Washington, DC; The fut Institute of Chicago, of Modern Saddleback York, NY; San Francisco Museum College Art Gatlery, Mission Viejo, Chicago, IL; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Sponsored by Philip Morris Asia Inc' Art, San Francisco, CA. CA; Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA. New York, NY. E EXHIBIT IONS Exn IBITIONS
1986 Monem Smm Jn: Puuznn Pnrzn F PHoto;ounnmst T CHoosnrlc Arrr Exsmnon or Crnncure Exhibition of photographs by Moneta Sle Prnsprcrvss u'l Moomt Anr ruro Anr i staff photographer for Ebony and,Jet a Cruncmu sy BLAcx Aurrucnns, lg2s.lggs magazines and 1969 Pulitzer Prize winne $ An exhibition of prints, sculptures, and mixed- of Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr T his portrait media by 49 black American artists from the r grieving at her husband's funeral. F. early 20th century to the present. t Organized by The New York Public Libra Organized by Hampton University, tc : New York, NY. Department of Art, Hampton, VA. i I I Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Sponsored by Philip l Morris Companies Inc. and Johnson Publishing Company Inc. i Tour: Museum of Science and Industry, Tour 1986-88: The New York Public Librt Chicago, IL; Chicago State i University, Chicago, New York, NY; Newark Public Library, N' IL; Portsmouth Museum, i Portsmouth, VA; NJ; Chicago Public Library Cultural Cen Howard University, Washington, DC. i Chicago, IL; Milwaukee Public Library' : Milwaukee, WI; Martin Luther King Jr. pHyscar Cnqm ToMy: Posrny oE rru I Memorial Library, Washington, DC; Art I The inaugural exhibition of the American of the State Capitol and Jackson Hall Ga Craft Museum i on the occasion of its 30th r at Kentucky State University, Frankfort, anniversary and move into a new museum at i Lynchburg College, LYnchburg, VA' 40 West 53rd Street, New york City. The ! exhibition surveys over 300 works, created Movlnc TsnoucH I Nrw Towt't since 1980, by 280 outstanding American Guest I America's rich and diverse folk ar Organized by the Museum of the City t of New York and United heritage. Ninety obiects, includin Neighborhood Houses and exhibited I textiles, pottery, paintings, baske at the Museum of the City of i furniture, and sculpture, drawn fl I private New York. ! museums and collections i throughout the South. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies lnc. : Organized by the Museum of . American Folk Art, New York, NY. Tnrus: Anr oN rHE RoAD Sponsored by PhiliP Morris A collection of posters from Texas lncorporated. visual and performing arts o{ Amerit institutions organized to Tour 1985-86: Museum NY; Birmingl commemorate the 150th anniversary Folk Art, New York, Birmingham, AL of the founding of Texas. Selected in Museum of Art, Museum, Nashr cooperation with the Texas Tennessee State Charlo Commission on the Arts. TN; Mint Museum ol Art, NC; Valentine Museum, Richmot Organized by the Cultural Affairs VA;J.B. Speed fut Museum, Department at Philip Morris. Louisville, KY Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. and Miller Brewing 1984 Company, Fort Worth, TX. Honsr P. Honsr Tour 1 986-88: traveled extensively A retrospective exhibition of wt throughout Texas. by the celebrated fashion THRo WrsrsRN Snrrs Exunrnox photographer, containing 225 P Third in a series of biennial spanning more than five decadt exhibitions exploring contemporary some never before disPlaYed.'l of western art and including over 100 in the International Center paintings, sculptures, and PhotographY series Mcslers of photographs representing roughly 40 Fashion Photogrl7hY. artists from 14 states. Organized bY the International lea Pafiy by John lenniel, dieployed in tewls New Yc Organized by Western States Arts Foundation, ll855t Canoll ani! Aliae, Center of PhotograPhY, I 832.1 982, !t lhe Pierpont tlorgan librlry, New york, I 9g2. Santa Fe, NM, and The Brooklyn Museum, NY. Brooklyn, NY. Sponsored bY PhiliP Morris of Virgi Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Incorporated on behalf Slims. Tour 1986-88: The Brooklyn Museum, 1985 ouorles llicholron' 198486: lnternational Cet Brooklyn, NY; New Orleans o, ann Elizebelh ouerlce llSltol by iusln flunlleroy Tour Contemporary Art Nsw YoRK: Pofiruit Tur Cry AND Irs PEopm tuseun ol Americon tolk Art' l{ew York' 1985' New York' NY; Musee des A Center, New Orleans, LA; Colorado Springs - lrom Sculhcrn tolk Atl el lhe Photography, A PHorocncpHrc ExHrBrnoN Canada; Gibbr Fine Arts Center, Colorado Decoritifs, Montreal, Que., Springs, CO; Art Organized by the Sister City Programs of the SC; Palazzo Fortuny' Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX; Gallery, Charleston, City of New York Inc. in conjunction with the Mangani' Florence, Yellowstone Art Center, Billings, MT; palm Venice, Italy; Palazzo China Institute, the Center for U.S. China Arts Flint, MI; Gallery w Springs Desert Museum, Palm Springs, Flint Institute of Arts, CA. Exchange, the New York-Tokyo Sister City Tokyo, Japan. Vrnrcn BmnNarE: Isauu NocucHr ExHtBrnoN Committee, and the Museum of the City of New Bml.: FIRsr LmY oE CorrlroY AT THE U.S. PAv[ron, Vrnrcn, Irarv York, in cooperation with the People's LucnrE An exhibition devoted to the comedic tal Since its founding in 1895, the internationally Government of Beijing Municipality and the Lucille Ball and her role in the developm acclaimed Venice Biennale has been a major Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Funding was provided television programming, which contribu contributor to the contemporary art scene. In for exhibition tour to Beijing, China, her status as a media legend. 1986, sculptor Isamu Noguchi represented the and Tokyo, Japan. American Pavilion. Philip Morris's funding of Sponsored by Philip Morris International. this exhibition marks the first instance of Tour: Forbidden City, Beijing, China; Tokyo corporate sponsorship in Biennale's the history. Metropolitan Museum, Tokyo, Japan. by lrlrrgcrel Organized by The Institute for Contemporary Nobody'c Cupcoke ll98tf SoumEm FoxAnr llielcen, shown in lhc Sccond Wetletn Arts, P.S. I Museum, New York, Ny. Gollery An exhibition focusing on the significant Slalee Erhlbition at lhe Corcoron Sponsored by Philip ol Art, Washington, DC, 1983. Morris Companies Inc. contribution that the American South made to XHIBITIONS and the 4O0-yearold tradition of quiltmakin Organized by and on exhibit at Organized by The Adhibit Committee lnc., a The Museum of Broadcasting, hoc committee created for this exhibition. New York, NY. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated, tl Sponsored by Philip Morris National Endowment for the Arts, the Mary Incorporated. Duke Biddle Foundation, and Marubeni ol America. NEw Yom: Anr on rHE RoAD A collection of 53 posters selected Tour 198336: Eighteen cities in Texas, New from performing arts groups Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, throughout New York State. The Indiana, West Virginia, District of Columbia exhibition is a successor to the first California, Ohio, Florida, Illinois, New York, Neu Yorh: Art on the Road,which Massachusetts, and Louisiana. salutes the visual arts. (See "Art in the WorkPlace.") Organized by the New York State Dmrnstot'l'83 Council on the Arts and Philip Morris Invitational painting exhibition at Haus dt Incorporated. Kunst, Munich, West GermanY, and the Sponsored by Philip Morris National GallerY, Berlin' Incorporated. Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munic Tour 198485: 12 cities throughout (See also "Dimension'79" and "Dimensior New York State. for further details') "PRxMtIvtsM" IN 20TH-CENruny Anr: Om Twr Hnns: THr Sours m DEPIcruo Amnnv oF THE TRIBAL AND THE oF THE VAtEnrn'lE MusE Mornm THE ColtrcrloNs THE Musruru oF THE CoNFEDERACY The first major survey to demonstrate AND Exhibition serving as a companion show the influence of "primitive" art on Painting in the South' held concurrently a modern art and the resulting impact Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, on art history. Selections included and focusing on Southern life as represet more than 200 tribal objects, by works of art in the Valentine Museum, juxtaposed with 150 modern paintings Richmond, VA, and the Museum ol the and sculptures by such art giants as ConfederacY, Richmond, VA' Brancusi, Gauguin, Klee, and Picasso, at the Valentine among others. Organized by and exiribited Richmond, VA' Organized by The Museum of Modern Museum, U'S'A' Art, New York, NY. Sponsored bY PhiliP Morris AYiryinnY Sponsored by Philip Morris Breaktlown ll877l Prunnnc IN rHE SourH: 156+1980 Incorporated. by tohn A. llder, The first comprehensive study of Southt cxhlblled ln Tour 198485: The Museum of Modern painting from the 16th century to the pr' Palaling In |hc New York, NY; Detroit lnstitute of including indigenous artists as well as Art, Soulh at painters who wt Arts, Detroit, MI; Dallas Museum of the Virginlo Xluscun European and northern Art, Dallas, TX. ol llne lrls' periodicallY in the South' I 983. Rlchrnond, by the Virginia Museum of FiI A SHanr oF HoNoR: Vrncn'u WourN, Organized 1600-1945 Richmond, VA. An exhibition and accompanying catalogue Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporate focusing on women's achievements in Sprmroon oF BARoQUE MExco National Endowment lor the Humanitiet of the Virginia Museum. education, art, religion, homemaking, business, A display of 120 objects that explore the rich the Fellows Iabor, science, government, medicine, and art forms created in Mexico during the colonial Tour 1983-84: Virginia Museum of Fine I horticulture. period (1521-1821). Exhibition features wood 1983 Richmond, VA; Birmingham Museum of Organized by the Virginia Women's Cultural and ivory sculptures, silver, textiles, porcelain, Birmingham, AL; National Academy of I AND THE THE Anusr Qultr Museum of A Project, Alexandria, VA. furniture, and several impressive paintings part of the New York, NY; MississiPPi Cottection of 20 quilts purchased as from the Jan and Frederick Mayer Collection. Jackson, MS; J.B.SPeed Art Museum, Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. collection' A collaborative Philip Morris art Museum of Art Museum, Denver, quilters Louisville, KY; New Orleans Tour 1983-88: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Organized by the Denver n.t*..n 18 women artists and 17 co. art New Orleans, LA. Richmond, VA; Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA; "iiotithat represents the fusion of contemporary Roanoke Museum of Fine Arts, Roanoke, VA. Sponsored by Mission Viejo Realty Group lnc. ITION H IBI U THr Pnrcrous Lrclcy: Junruc Tnresurus rnou drawings, sculptures, vintage film clips, and rHE Cztcuoslovlx Smrr Corrrcnons multilevel models. Exhibition displays nearly 400 objects from the Organized by The Municipal Art Society, New State Jewish Museum in prague, York, NY. Czechoslovakia, that explore more than 500 by Philip Morris Incorporated. years of the history and artistic development Sponsored of East European Jewish culture. Tour 1982-83: The New-York Historical Societ Organized by SITES, Smithsonian Institution New York, NY; Albany Institute of History an< NY. (See "Films on the Arts.") Traveling Exhibition Service, Washingon, DC. Art, Albany, Sponsored Philip by Morris Incorporated. K.lnnnsrv N MUNIcH: 1896-1914 Tour 1983-85: Smithsonian Institution and the The first in a three-part series of maior B'nai B'rith Klutznick Museum, Washington, exhibitions presenting the periods in the DC; Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach, FL; The career of Vasily Kandinsky, a central figure i Jewish Museum, New York, NY; San Diego the development of 20th-century abstract a Museum of Art, San Diego, CA; New Orleans Organized by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of Art, New Orleans, LA; Detroit Museum, New York, NY. Institute of Arts, Detroit, MI; The Wadsworth Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated al Atheneum, Hartford, CT; Royal Ontario the National Endowment for the Arts. Museum, Toronto, Ont., Canada; Glenboro and Windowtt Modet Museum, Calgary, Alta., Canada; Montreal glockholm, 1967 by Kcn Jorcphon, crhibltcd ln lllrrors Tour 1982: San Francisco Museum of ilncc I 950 ll lhc turcun ol llodcrn Ail' llGw Yolk' I 978' CA; Solomon R' Museum of Art, Montreal, Que., Canada. Amctican Pholography fut, San Francisco, Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY; Srconn WEsrEm Srarrs ErurrsmoN Staedtische Galerie im Lehnbachaus, Munic Second in a series of exhibitions focusing on West Germany. contemporary western art through paintings 1832'1982 by established and emerging artists working in yosily 1982 LEwts Cmnou AND ALICE, Small .Plcacufcs I I 9 t 3l by Kcndineky, the West. A 150th-anniversary exhibition that examin{ lrcn lfie crhibitlon Kandinsky ln itunich: tB96.t9t4 80/ArrrruDns/CoNcEPrs/lMlcEs '60-' work in the context Organized jointly by the ol the Sclomon R. Guggcnheln llureun, Lewis Carroll's life and ' Western States Arts An exhibition giving insight into international Foundation, Santa Fe, NM, llow York, I 982. Victorian England. Exhibition utilized and The Corcoran innovation in the visual arts during the years Gallery of Art, Washington, manuscripts, photographs, poems and prot DC. between 1960 and 1980. Funding given to the puzzles, and memorabilia. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Netherlands-American Bicentennial Commission'': Organized by and exhibited at The Pierpon Tour 1983-84: The Corcoran Gallery ofArt, Organized by the Stedeliik Museum, Morgan Library, New York, NY. Washington, DC; Lakeview Museum of Arts and Amsterdam, the Netherlands' Sciences, Peoria, IL; Scottsdale by Philip Morris Incorporated' Center for the Wrsr Consr REnrsu Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated' Sponsored Arts, Scottsdale, M; Albuquerque Museum, An exhibition of West Coast realist painters. Cauronnn: Anr on rHE RoAD Oou Pnr Pm: THE GnsAr AII'IERIcAN BANI Albuquerque, NM; Long Beach Museum of Art, Organized by the Laguna Art Museum, Exhibition of 82 posters commemorating visual the history of the bant Long Beach, CA; San Francisco Museum of Laguna Exhibition surveyed Beach, CA. performing arts events organized by the Colonial and Modern Art, San Francisco, CA. and the United States, from over six years' Sponsored by Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. California cultural institutions Revolutionary periods up to the early 20th Tnr Vmun Courcnom: TuE plplcy axn Posters given to Mission Vieio Realty Group some 150 items, such as Anr Exhibited at the Laguna Art Museum, Laguna century, including A major Company, and Ventura shr exhibition of works from the Vatican Beach, CA. Inc., Miller Brewing musical instruments, photographs, and Museums, containing 237 pieces, ranging from Coastal CorPoration' music. classical and Egyptian antiquities to 20th- Wru,Em DE Philip Morris KooNtNc: Pl,nvnnc AND ScuLpruRE Organized and sponsored by Organized by The New-York Historical Soci century paintings. Represents the first time A comprehensive Vieio Realty Group Inc', exhibition of artist Willem Incorporated, Mission New York, NY. any of these works have traveled Coastal to the United de Kooning's paintings and sculptures. Miller Brewing Company, and Ventura t States Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated or been seen outside the Vatican Corporation, in cooperation with the California Organized by the Whitney Museum of ComPanY' Museums as an exhibition. Miller Brewing American Art, New York, N! Akademie der Arts Council. Organized by The Metropolitan Museum Tour 1982-83: The New-York Historical Soc of Art, Kunste, Berlin, West Germany, and Musee Tour 1982-85: toured extensively throughout New York, NY. New York, NY; Dallas Historical Society, De National d'Art Moderne, paris, France. ", California. NY; Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. TX; New York State Museum, AlbanY, Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated Gnmn CErumr TErutwn: CrY Wnuur Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, W Tour 1983€4: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the National Endowment for the Arts. THE CITY New York, NY; The Art Institute Bnnznnn ScurP of Chicago, Tour 1983{4: Whitney Museum of American designed by Two Hutnnrn YEnns or Chicago, young A maior multimedia exhibition IL; M.H. de Memorial Muieum, Art, An exhibition of Brazilian sculpture New York, NY; Akademie der Kunste, Hardy Holzman & Pfeiffer on Grand Central Fine Arts Museum and of San Francisco,san Berlin, West Germany; Musee National representing the historical influences Francisco, d'Art Terminal, one of America's architectural CA. Moderne, Paris, departures from tradition over the last cer France. wonders. Exhibition included photographs, ExHIBITIONS XHIBITIONS Organized and cosponsored by the Museo de Sao Gallery (Smithsonian Institution), Washington, Dmensroru'81 Organized for the Melbourne Moomba Festi GmbH, A selection from the exhibition Paulo, Brazil, with Philip Monis Brasileira S.A. , DC. Sponsored by Philip Morris Munich. represented (See "Dimension'79" for details.) Australia at the Biennale de Paris. THr Wonxs on Enmno Ruscul Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated and (Ihis sponsorship Sponsored by the Philip Morris Arts First major retrospective of the renowned Miller Brewing Company. 4 Mnnsrnos MooERnos: Dr Curuco, Ennsr, contributed to Philip Morris receiving the Grants in Australia. southern California pop artist, presenting Mlcrurtr, Y MIRo 1981 Business in the Arts Award from work from 1959 to 1980. Organized by the National Museum of Fine BIUMs Forbes/Business Committee on the Arts.) Exhibition of works by Viennese photograpl Organized by the San Francisco Museum of Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Tour 1981-82: National Portrait Gallery, Willy Puchner. Modem Art, San Francisco, CA. Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Argentina). Srnithsonian Institution, Washington, DC; Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich, Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and 1900-1945 Chicago Historical Society, Chicago, IL; Non-Frcunnrrw Swss PrruNc, West Germany. Held in the reception the National Endowment for the Arts. area o: American Museum of Natuial History, New Sponsored by affiliate Fabriques de Tabac the af f iliate's headquarters. Tour 1982-83: San Francisco Museum of York, NY. Reunies S.A. Modern Art, San Francisco, CA; Whitney Eowmn HopprR: THE Anr AND rHE ARTrsr CoLr-qBoRATroll: Annsrs & AncnruEcrs Wsconsu'l: Anr on rHE RoAD Museum of American Art, New York, NY; A massive compilation of paintings and An exhibition of 1l artist-architect teams A collection of posters from visual and Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C., drawings by American realist painter Edwa commissioned by the Architectural League performing arts institutions in Wisconsin. Canada; Contemporary Arts Museum, Hopper. of New York to collaborate on a project that Incorporated, Houston, TX; Los Angeles County Museum of Sponsored by Philip Morris Organized by the Whitney Museum of addressed Miller Brewing Art, Los Angeles, CA. . Philip Morris Industrial, and American Art, New York, Nl as part of the architectural Company, in cooperation with the Wisconsin 50th-anniversary celebration of the foundin problems of the 1981 Arts Board. of the museum. 1980s. 1981{3: of Labor, Washingon, ArrrErucax PArNtn'lc, 1930-1980 Tour Department Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Organized by the DC; New York State Council on the Arts, New An exhibition comprising more than 200 works (Ihis sponsorship contributed to Philip Mc Architectural York, and various Wisconsin cities. by over 125 artists. Paintings loaned by artists, M receiving the 1981 Business in the Arts Awa League of museums, and private collectors both in the from Forbes/Business Committee for the Ar New York, New United States and Europe, with over 50 r980 Tour 1980-82: Whitney Museum of Americar York, NY. paintings selected from the permanent Ausruultr PHorocnuuEns: THE Ptlltp Art, New York, NY; Art Institute of Chicago, Sponiored by collection of the Whitney Museum of Monrus Corrncnolt Chicago, IL; San Francisco Museum of Modr Philip Morris American Art, New York, NY. An exhibition of contemporary Australian Art, San Francisco, CA; Hayward Gallery, Incorporated, Organized by the Whitney Museum of photography featuring some 800 photographs London, England; Stedelijk Museum, the National American Art for the Haus der Kunst, by 100 Australian photographers. Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Stiedtische Endowment for Munich, West Germany. Kunsthalle, Dusseldorf , West Germany. the Arts, and Because of popular demand, selections fro: Sponsored by Philip Morris International. the New York this exhibition toured Australia and appear State Council on Buprnro Bnr nnl rHE WrLD WEsr in the 1982 Adelaide Festival. paintings the Arts. (fhis An exhibition of 70 and sculptures, ExpnsssroNrstr.r: A sponsorship Grnunr lurutnn, 250 historical objects, and 40 works of Plains contributed to , Don|Wan |lo lelro specllve ll979l 1905-1920 Indian art and artifacts that describe the Expressionist paintingt Philip Morris by Edwrrd Rurtho, erhibilcd in lhe Works ol A survey of German legendary American frontiersman. Edwenl Ruscha rt the gln hsncisco f,luscun ol and drawings featuring over 300 works of a receiving the 1981 Organized by The Brooklyn Museum in tlodcrn Arl, 1982. including the contributions of the North Business in the coordination with the Buffalo Bill Historical Expressionists, die Briicke and der Arts Award from German Center, Cody, WY. Reiter who represented impor Forbes/ Blaue artists 20th-century movements. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and Business Committee on the Arts,) The Seven-Up Company. (This sponsorship Performances of Arnold Schoenberg's Pierr Tour 1981{3: The New-York Historical Society, contributed to Philip Morris receiving the Lunaire were staged in conjunction with tht New York, NY; Albright-Knox Gallery, Buffalo, 1981 Business in the Arts Award from exhibition. NY; Otis Art Institute of Parsons School ol Forbes/Business Committee on the Arts.) Design Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; Lowe Art Organized by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Tour 1981-82: The Brooklyn Museum, Museum, Coral Gables, FL; Huntington Art Museum, New York, NY. Brooklyn, NY;.Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Gallery, Austin, TX; The Corcoran Gallery of Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated a: PA; Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY. Art, Washington, DC; Institute for the National Endowment for the Arts. Clhis Contemporary Art, Boston, MA; Akron fut CHmrprolis or Aunnrclx Sponr lnstitute, Akron, 0H; Mary & Leigh Block An assemblage of some 350 images of great Gallery, Evanston, IL; Dallas Museum of Art, American sports personalities from the mid- Dallas, TX; Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Slgneturc Qvill I ll982l, dccigncd by present. 19th century to the Museum, Wausau, WI; University of lowa ChlrlottG Roblnron, lron fhc Arrts, and lhc Qvill, Organized by the National Portrait Museum of Art, Iowa City, IA. I 983, I 8.rily lour. t XHIBITIONS XHIBITIONS sponsorship contributed to Philip Morris NEun Kunsr-NEUE KUNsnrR IN MfiNcHEN Nolrno Consunso DE ARTE SxunrunEN .c,us GspREssTTM BrEr receiving the 1981 Business in the Arts Award An exhibition featuring paintings by five young The ninth in a series of art First individual exhibition by leading scull from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) local artists on the theme "New Art, New competitions/exhibitions in the Dominican Roni Horn. Republic, with 280 works by more than 100 Tour 1980-81: Solomon R. Guggenheim Artists" at the Dany Keller Gallery, Munich, Featured in the Kunstrum, Munich, artists in the categories of paintings, drawings, Museum, New York, NY; San Francisco Museum West Germany. West Germany. and sculpture. of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA. Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich. Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Municl Featured at the Centro de la Cultura de Anr N rrrs CrrY TnE Flsuron mo Dustclls oF GoRDoN Conwry Nrw Yom: Santiago, Dominican Republic. Sunr Fom: A CELEnRAnon or CHnoHoo l9l6-1936 A collection of posters from visual arts Aurrucl Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate E. Leon An exhibition of drawings, costumes, institutions throughout the five boroughs of A visual view of the changing nature of Jimenes, C. por A. accessories, and artifacts by American fashion New York City. American childhood over 200 years. Conway. designer Gordon Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated in Plnoruul BENsoll & HEncus DE rl NUEVA Organized by the Museum of American Organized by the American lnstitute of cooperation with the New York City Pnm-lm Lmnonurrucalu Folk Art, New York, NY. Department of Cultural Affairs. Architects Foundation, Washington, DC. Featuring 96 works representing the latest Sponsored by The Seven-Up Company. Tour 1980-83: throughout New York City, trends in Latin American art by Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated on Tour 1980-81: The New-York Historical Sot Miller Brewing with cultural exchange to Tokyo, Japan. 32 artists from Argentina, Bolivia, behalf of Virginia Slims and New York, NY; Museum of American Folk r Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Company. (fhis sponsorship contributed to New York, NY; First Street Forum, St. Louir in Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Philip Morris receiving.the 1980 Business the MO, Arts Award from Forbes/Business Committee Venezuela. for the Arts.) Sponsored by Argentine affiliate Massalin Sraur LannscHAFr MiiNcHEN of Munich landscapes by ei1 Tour 1980-82: Octagon Museum, Washington, Particulares, S.A. An exhibition local artists at the Kunstverein, Munich, DC; Dallas Historical Society, Dallas, TX; Los Tour: Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes West Germany. Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, "Caraffa," C6rdoba, Argentina, and Museo CA; Chicago Historical Society, Chicago, IL. Provincial de Bellas futes "Rosa Galisteo de Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munic National Gw Rnrnno Rodriguez," Santa Fe, Argentina; Wonrn Prum III Museum of Visual Plastic Arts, Montevideo, Exhibition of the Swiss painter's works. An exhibition of graphics selected from a Uruguay. Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate Fabriques worldwide competition. de Tabac Reunies S.A., Neuchatel, Switzerland. PrurrrEn Snroll NnuonAL DE LA AcunnrH Organized by the World Print Council, San Francisco, CA. JEaN Dusumr First national Guatemalan watercolor Retrospective exhibition of the French artist's competition and exhibition, with over 200 Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. work. works by more than 100 artists. A panel of Tour 1980{3: San Francisco Museum of three international artists selected 91 works. Organized by and on view at the Akademie der Modern Art, San Francisco, CA, and 14 otl Exhibition held during the 12th AnnualCultural Kiinste, Berlin. cities throughout the United States and C, Festival of Guatemala. under the auspices of SITES. Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich. 0rganized and sponsored by affiliate THr hvanm Cry: [,ovE Ir on Loss Ir Tabacalera Centroamericana in cooperation 1979 An exhibition focusing on the preservation and with the GLiatemala Department of Fine Arts. Annsrs'79 enrichment of New York City's architectural Organized by the International Play Groul environment. Rommr BrmnEn: 1970-1980 in conjunction with the United Nations. Malor retrospective of the works of the Organized by The MunicipalArt Society, New Proceeds provided preschool education, American collagist and painter whose art York, NY. care, and creative workshops for childrer depicts black cultural experiences. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and parents from developing countries workit the National Endowment for the Arts. Organized by the Mint Museum of Art, the United Nations. Charlotte, NC. 0n view at the Urban Center, New York, NY. Sponsored by Philip Morris International Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and the International Play Group. A Mnnon oF CREAnoN: 150 YEnns or the National Endowment for the Arts. (Ihis Aurrucm Nnnlnr Plvrnrcs sponsorship contributed to Philip Morris A Crnrunv oF CEn,lMrcs tN rHE UNITED 51 An exhibition of 56 paintings inspired by natural receiving the 1980 Business in the futs Award 187&1978 scenes and rendered by American artists. from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) An exhibition presenting a 100-year survt Bsl lc,rncssc Organized by The Friends of American Art ll927l by Palncr tloydcn, crhlbltcd ln American ceramic artists. llailcm 2,cnclssancct Ar| ol Black Amcilae lt thc Studio llurcun Tour 198041: Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, in Religion. by the Everson Museum of Art In Hrrlcn, llcw York, I 987. NC; Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS; Organized Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD; Syracuse, NY. Tour 1980{1:Vatican Museum, Rome, Italy; Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA; Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated Terra Museum, Evanston, IL. The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY. Miller Brewing Company, the National Exur B ITIOI{ S ExHrBtTroNS Endowment for the Arts, and the New york Frnsr WEsrurur Srmrs Brulwnr ExutslnoN State Council on the Arts. (Ihis sponsorship documents and drawings by Tintoretto, First in a series of biennial exhibitions Mmnons AND WrNDows: Aurrucan contributed to philip focusing Morris receiving the'lg79 on artists currently Raphael, Titian, and others. Comprising works Puorocru,pny Srr,rcr 1960 Business in the Arts Award from from the largest loan working in the western ever made to an A critical examination of two decades of Forbes/Business Committee for American institution the Arts.) United States to by The British American photography which emphasizes the Museum. Tour 1979-81: Everson Museum ofArt, heighten their national photo as a personal artistic statement. Syracuse, NY; Renwick Gallery, Organized by The British Museum and Smithsonian exposure. on Organized by The Museum of Modern Art, New Institution, Washington, view The DC; Cooper_Hewitt Organized by the at Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. Museum, Smithsonian Institution, New york, . Western York, NY. States Arts Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and the NY; Flint Institute of Arts, Flint, MI; De Cordova Foundation, Santa Fe, Sponsored by the National Endowment for National Endowment for the Arts. (Ihis and Dana Museum and park, Lincoln, MA; NM. the futs and Philip Morris Incorporated. sponsorship contributed to Philip Monis Philbrook Art Center, Tulsa; OK; Toledo Co-sponsored by philip (Ihis sponsorship contributed to Philip receiving the 1978 Business in the Arts Award Museum of Art, Toiedo, OH; Allentown Art Morris Incorporated, Morris receiving the 1979 Business in the from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) Museum, Allentown, pA. the Arts Award from Forbes/Business Dayton-Hudson Tour 1978{0: The Museum of Modern Art, New Drrlnnsroll '79 prnsnc Foundation, Committee for the Arts.) - Wonrs oF OuR TrME and the York, NY; Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Contemporary sculptors from the National Endowment Federal for NEw Yonrc Anr on rr{E RoAD OH; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN; J.B. Republic of Germany and the Arts. (This West Berlin were sponsor- A collection of exhibition posters from Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY; San Francisco invited to submit up to.three works ship contributed in this to New York State museums organized as a Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA; competition. Prizes were awarded Philip Morris receiving in late 1979 salute to Congress. Krannert Art Museum, Champaign, IL; Virginia at the opening of the 1979 the competition's exhibition Business in the Museum of Fine futs, Richmond, VA; Milwaukee in Munich. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated Arts Award from Forbes/ Art Center, Milwaukee, WI. philip Business and the New York State Council on the Sponsored by Morris GmbH, Munich. Committee for the Arts.) Arts. Pnruto BEllsor,r & Hnocss Ar GRABADo Tour 1979-80: Munich, West Germany; Berlin, Tour 1979-83: Washington, DC; Tokyo, Y DIBUJO West Germany. Tour 1979{0: Denver Japan, Exhibition of prints Art Museum, Denver, and museums throughout New York and drawings. Eownno Hopprn: pnrnrs,qno State, including stops in Albany and New Irrusrnutorrls CO;National Gallery of Awards sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate Organized by the Whitney York City. Museum of Art, Washington, DC; C.A. Tabacalera Nacional, Argentina. American Art, New york, Ny. San Francisco Museum VEnEzn'79 LA Forocmnn 1979 Sponsored philip - by Morris Incorporated and of Modern Art, San A series of photographic exhibitions, with 1977 the National Endowment Francisco, for the Arts. (Ihis CA; Newport 50 master workshops and a public lecture Dnmnsror'l '77 IrrllcEs oF OUR TrME sponsorship philip - contributed to Morris Harbor Art Museum, series. Contemporary artists were invited to submit receiving the 1979 Business in the Newport Beach, Arts Award CA; Sponsored by Philip Monis Incorporated. two works to this painting competition. After from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) Center for Visual Arts prizes were awarded, the winning entries were Gallery, Yous AcmEmy Tour 1979-81: Whitney Museum of American Normal, IL; selected for the.exhibition. Art, New York, University of Manoa, Exhibition of art by current and former Ny; Museum of Fine Arts, Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich. Manoa, Munich University students, Kunstverein, M{ Georgia Museum of Art, Athens, HL !9st_on, Munich, GA; Fort Worth Art Museum, Fort West Germany. Dormv AND "THE GnElr Ltrrrr MADtsoN" Worth, TX; FoxLonr rv tHn Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich. An exhibition of artifacts, including furniture, WI; San Dourrlrcax Rrpusuc Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA. art, costumes, and documents, that highlightec Series of eight shows pRocRrssroN: the milestones of the Madisons' political and EMrncrxcs AND presented at the 1978 Srx ComrmpoRARy social lives. AMERTcAN ARTrsrs Museum of Natural Gu[ro PsREz Exhibition of worls pop Organized by the American Institute of by and Minimalist artists Sciences, Santo Exhibition of works by the Dominican Warhol, Architects Foundation, Washington, DC. fndy Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Stella, Domingo, Dominican Republic painter. Robert Morris, Donald Judd, and Jim Dine. Republic. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate E. Organized by the philip the National Endowment for the Humanities. Milwaukee Art Museum. Sponsored by Leon Jimenes, C. por A. philip Sponsored by Morris Incorporated, Morris affiliate E. Leon Tour 1977"78: Octagon Museum, Washington, Miller Jimenes, DC; Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC; Brewing Company, and phiiip Morris C. por A. Virginir Industrial. Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA. Mrcueutcno AND Hrs Tour 1979-80: Milwaukee Art Museum, Wonrn: Wrru 12ru InrnnmnoNAl B[NNrAr or GR.npHrc ARn Milwaukee,.WI; Virginia Held Ljubljana, Museum of Fine Arts, Dnqwrxcs FRoM THE in Yugoslavia, and coordinated Kichmond, VA; J,B. Speed Art Museum, BnrnsH MusEurrl in conjunction with the American Federation Louisville, fhe Ler,et I t 95Ot by Dcvid Snilh, disployed in Ky; New Orleans Museum Forty-one of Arts. Official U.S. entry to this international of Art, drawings by "Pfimitivism" in 2Orh.Gentury Atl: Alliaily New Orleans, LA. exhibition 21 Michelangelo, with oI lhc fulhal end lhe llodern cl fhe lluceun ol included 60 works by artists. llodcrn Arl, llew York, 1984. Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe. E ExHrBrTroNs XHIBITIONS child Jasprn Jouls, A RmnospEcnvE ExHrslnoN and Clairol. (Ihis sponsorship contributed to Proceeds provided preschool education, Surrx'75 for of A retrospective of Jasper Johns's work frorp Philip Morris receiving the 1976 Business in care, and creative workshops children Exhibition of 800 works by 562 artists in 1953 to 1977. the Arts Award from Forbes/Business parents from developing countries working at Finland"s first computerized-art show at the the United Nations. Taidehalli, Helsinki, Finland. Organized by the Whitney Museum of Committee for the Arts.) American Art, New York, NY. Tour 1976-77: Pilgrim Halland Plymouth Sponsored by Philip Morris International. Sponsored by Philip Morris International. Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated and Antiquarian Society, Plymouth, MA; High Bnrvr HsroruA DEt GMBADo EN METAT the National Endowment for the Arts. (This Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA; The Corcoran 1974 Exhibition of engiavings from the lSth to 20th sponsorship contributed to Philip Morris Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; Chicago centuries. THE FTowERIT'{G OF AMERJCAN FOrx ANr, Historical Society, Chicago, IL; Lyndon Baines receiving the 1977 Business in the Arts Award 1776-1876 Johnson Memorial Jointly sponsored by C.A. Tabacalera Nacional, from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) A landmark exhibition of fine examples of Library, Austin, an affiliate of Philip Morris, and Sociedad Tour 1977-78: Whitney Museum of American paintings, sculptures, pottery, and other art formr TX;The New-York Amigos del Museo Art, New York, NY; Museum Ludwig, Cologne, that held utilitarian and creative purposes in Historical Society, de Bellas Artes. West Germany; Musee National d'Art Moderne, the 18th and 19th centuries in America. New York, NY. Tour: Museo de Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France; by the Whitney Museum of Bellas futes, Organized Hayward Gallery, London, England; Seibu Two Cnrm;rum or Art, New York, NY. Caracas, Venezuela; American Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan; San Francisco Bracr AMsRrcnN and other cities in Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA. Anr America. (lhis sponsorship contributed to Philip Morri; This historic South Pnnmro BEnsoll & HsocEs I Ll Nurvn receiving the 1974 Business in the Arts Award exhibition covered PrnruR.r AncENrN,q; I 977-1978 Fnontmn Aurruc* from Forbes/Business Committee for the futs. 200 years of black An exhibition of over 70 paintings by 24 THE Fm Wrsr Art, New American culture Tour: Whitney Museum of American Argentine artists in six South American cities An exhibition of the Arts, and included York, NY; Virginia Museum of Fine in Argentina and Uruguay. art, artifacts, and Memorial furniture, crafts, Richmond, VA; M.H. de Young Sponsored by Philip crafts of the men Morris affiliate C.A. painting, Museum, Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Tabacalera Nacional, Argentina. and women who sculpture, and San Francisco, CA. settled the western wuks on paper. 1976 United States before Inrnn Anr oF THE AMERIcAS Organized by the the age of An exhibition that surveyed the work of Anr rnou Baxnn Laxr - TUE Peoprr Wnsn Los Angeles industrialization. several Indian tribes throughout North, An exhibition of Eskimo art held at the Art County Museum over a period of Organized by the Central, and South America Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ont., Canada. ofArt, Los 'approximately years. from the Museum of Fine 4,000 Works Sponsored Angeles, CA. lndian-Heye by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. Arts, Boston, MA. Museum of the American included examples from the E.L.J. Anr Cormcnon Sponsored by Sponsored in the Foundation Philip Morris earliest material culture to the expressions ol A collection of Philip Morris affiliate E. Leon United States by Incorporated and contemporary Indian artists working in varior Jimenes, C. por A., exhibited at the Modern Art Philip Morris the National media. Gallery, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Incorporated on Endowment for Displcy coree ol lrtllsclr behalf of Marlboro Organized by the Museum of the American the Humanities. lron lhe Prcciovs A Prcrunn SHow sy rHE ARTrsr and the Nationil Endowment for the Arts. Indian-Heye Foundation, New York, NY. Legaayl tudaio ftessvres An exhibition of Andy Warhol's drawings. crhl' in Europe (retitled The Far Wesf) by Incorporated on :pgn:9^Iiq. il::i];H",I;l',ii;T:,il:i,""yl:il,tT:' " lrom Czechodovek Sponsored Sponsored by Philip Morris contributed to Philip lhe Organized by the StAedtische Galerie im Stlle Gollcclloae ot lho Philip Morris Europe on behall of Marlboro' behalf of Marlboro, and the National Lenbachhaus, Morris receiving the Munich. San Diegc ilureun ol Tour 1975-76: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Endowment for the Arts. 1977 Business in the Arts Award from lrt, I 984. Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe on behalf of MA Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO; Fine futs Tour 197475: lndianapolis Museum of Art, Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts and to Philip Morris GmbH, Munich. Gallery of San Diego, San Diego, CA;William Indianapolis, IN; Witte Museum, San Antonio, Philip Morris Incorporated receiving the 1972 Nelson Gallery of Art, Kansas City, of Arts, Honolulu, HI; Encore Rockhill TX; Honolulu Academy RtMrMsEn rHE LADTEs: Wourn rN AMERTcA, Arts Award from the Arts and Business M0; Milwaukee Art Center, Milwaukee, WI; San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, CA; Hea. r750-1815 Council.) Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague, the Museum, Phoenix, AZ. An exhibition of art and artifacts designed Tour 1976-77: Los Angeles to County Museum of Netherlands; Kunsthaus, Zurich, Switzerland; illustrate the many prominent roles women Art, Los Angeles, CA; High Museum oF HANDs-CoNTEMPoMRY CMFTs of Art, Villa Hugel, Essen, West GermanY; ['l Pnxsr played in American life during the Atlanta, GA; Dallas Museum oF THE WoruD Colonial of Art, Dallas, TX; 0sterreichisches Museum fur angewandte period. The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY. of 1,000 works Kiinst, Vienna, Austria. International cralts exhibition Organized by the Pilgrim Society, plymouth, from 50 countries at Ontario Science Center, MA. r975 MUncHnEn KOprE coordinated with the World Crafts Council. portraits of Munich celebrities by Ltc Jointly sponsored by the National Endowment Annsrs'75 Exhibition of Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Herhard de Crignis. for the Arts and the National Endowment for Organized by the International Play Group Inc GmbH, Munich' the Humanities, Philip Morris lncorporated, in conjunction with the United Nations. Co-sponsored by Philip Morris ExnrBrTroNS ExHrBrTIoNs \ Sponsored WrsrEmAnrFmuvlr by local affiliates. A Prasnc Pnnsrncn First exhibition of American western art in Tour 1971-75: Buenos Aires, fugentina, and 20 An exhibition of 50 works by contemporary Mainz, West Germany. cities and eight countries of Central and South SWEET artists interested in new technologies and Co-sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich America. sl,nthetic materials, such as acrylics, urethanes, polyester Two Hulrorun YEnns or Nonm AuErusn and resins molded in a variety of new 1973 Ilunn Anr forms. Ervm'.rcm: 1973-1974 A survey of historic North American Indian Art, BABY Organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum, Canadian Guild of Crafts, third biennial including 314 representative pieces from the Milwaukee, W, in cooperation with The Jewish exhibition at the O'Keefe Center, Toronto, Ont., continental United States, Alaska, and Canada. Museum, New York, M and the San Francisco Canada. Contemporary and prehistoric works not Museum of Modern fut, San Francisco, CA. included. Exhibition gives Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. new emphasis to little- Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated, known plains tribal art from the and woodlands Milprint, and Miller Brewing Company. FEnonnnn Hou.En regions. One-man of Tour 1969-70: Milwaukee fut Museum, exhibition work by the Organized by the Whitney Museum of American Milwaukee, WI; The Jewish Museum, New York, contemporary Swiss artist Ferdinand Hodler. Art, NewYork, NY. NY; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Sponsored by Philip Morris International. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. (Ihis Francisco, CA. Tour: Berkeley, MA; New York, NY; exhibition won Philip Morris the Business and To Evnnv TsnG THERE s A SresoN Cambridge, MA. the Arts Award from both the New York Board of Photographs from a book by Roloff Beny. Trade and the Esquire/Business Committee for M,qsrEnwoRKs FRoM mE Musnuru or rHs the Arts.) Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. AmErucm Inom provinces. An exhibition of masterpieces selected from the Tour: Whitney Museum of American Art, New Tour 1969: Canadian York, NY. Museum of the American Indian-Heye WHrx Arrm.nEs Brcour Fonu Foundation, including well over 200 works that A major survey of conceptual art, including reflected the rich 4,000-yearold cultural r970 earthwork, performance art, body art, and heritage of varied Indian civilizations that An process art. Eighty works by 50 artists from the extended down the American continents from Works of 11 avant-garde artists whose art deals United States and Europe, including Carl Andre, the fuctic to Tierra del Fuego. with dematerialized objects, with events, and Joseph Beuys, Bill Bollinger, Eva Hesse, Edward Organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with environmental or energy systems. Air was Kienholz, Bruce Nauman, Keith Sonnier, Richard New York, NY. the fundamental ingredient of each of the works. Tuttle, and Frank Lincoln Viner. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated on Among artists represented: Arturo Cuetara, Organized by Harold Szeemann, former director behalf of l\4arlboro, and the National Gerald Hayes, Jean Dupuy, Hans Haacke, Bruce of the Kunsthalle, Bern, Switzerland. Endowment for the Arts. Nauman, Susan Lewis Williams, Jean Linder, Alan Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe Tour: The Metropolitan Museum of fut, New Sonfist, and Charles Frazier. Pow by Roy lichtcnsleln, Tour: traveled to 12 American cities. Special 13th Tour 1969-70: Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld, West York, NY 0rganized by Australian museums in Victoria, lron the erhibllion Pop and Op, 1965, showing in September 1970 at the Milwaukee Germany lnstitute of Contemporary Art, South Australia, and Sydney. TEU'73 Philip Horrls Collcction. Urban League and the lnner City Arts Council, London, England. Sponsored by Philip Exhibition of works by 65 Swiss artists, shown Morris International Milwaukee, W. in Zurich, affiliates. Basel, Lugano, Bern, and Lausanne, r965 Switzerland. Tour: National Museum, Melbourne, Australia; 1969 Pop xvo Op Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe. Australian Museum, Sydney, Australia; Museum THE Nsw fucHEMY graphics, 33 of South Australia, Adelaide, Austraiia; Caracas, - Exhibition of 65 including the EuuEvts, SYsrErus, Foncns Venezuela; Amsterdam, the Netherlands; commissioned works purchased by Philip 1972 An exhibition of 40 works limited to four artists Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY. Morris Incorporated. Er Anm Hans Haacke, Charles Ross, Takis, and John oE SunnncusMo - Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. (lhis Traveling ConnrvponqRy Br.lcx Amsrs Van Saun who used electromagnetic fields, exhibition organized by the - sponsorship contributed to Philip Morris International A major national exhibition documenting the prismatic glass, documentary photographs, and Council of the Museo de Bellas receiving the 1966 Business in the Arts Award Artes, work of contemporary black artists working in a the display of verbal information, as well as Caracas, Venezuela. from Esquire/Business Committee for the Arts.) Iull range more familiar conventional kinetic devices, to Sponsored of styles and a variety of media. by Philip Morris affiliate C.A. by the American Federation of Exhibition included acrylics, oils, graphics, activate art objects. Tour: circulated Tabacalera Nacional. The futs to 16 major American museums. collages, and sculpture. Organized by the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, I97T Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated, Canada. I I Pop Arnsrs - Tsr Nsw ImncE Milprint, and Miller Brewing Company. (Ihis Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. An exhibition of 33 original graphics published I-mn AvEnrcan Gnapsrcs in a limited-edition portfolio. sponsorship contributed to Philip Morris of Ontario, Toronto, Canada; Collection Tour: Art Gallery of 46 graphics purchased by philip receiving the 1971 Business in the Arts Award Musee d'Art Contemporain, Montreal, Que., Sponsored by Philip Morris lnternational. Morris International. from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) Canada. Tour: 64 cities around the world. i zt?l t at Kentucky Derby -30 Carl Orff's Greek trilogy in Munich, eight sea- Festival of Stars the 1958, including UP Tiempo!, a YEAR sons of the Denver Symphony Orchestra, the Festival in and presentation of Hispanic contem- REPORT first digital recording of Arnold Schoenberg's monthJong New Fierrot Lunaire, the three-monthJong Festival porary artists at El Museo del Barrio in U.S.A., an 18-day of Flanders in Belgium, and On BIue Mountain, York, and Spoleto Festival - the contemporary performing ARTS an original one-act musical by Scott Eyerly, celebration of PERFORMING Philip Morris for its arts in Charleston, South Carolina. commissioned by Employee Chorale and subsequently per- Philip Morris's largest contribution has been formed by other community groups. This long to the NEXT WAVE Festival at the Brooklyn support include The he initial thrust of Philip Morris's that have received history of musical patronage culminated in Academy of Music, which the company has The Paris Opera Ballet, program of arts suPPort was Richmond Ballet, 1985 with the establishment of the Music sponsored in whole or in part for five years. of New York, and Ballet directed primarilY at the visual Ballet Hispanico Project, a fund designed to support a wide As the international focus for the avant garde the lengthy list of arts, but commencing in 1972, Pacifica, to say nothing of spectrum of music organizations. in performance, this festival has achieved started fund- dance organizations that have received aid when the comPanY 0pera has also been subsidized by Philip great acclaim and popularity by presenting from the Dance Project, established by Philip ing The Richmond Ballet, the Poli- Morris, since the mid-seventies, when the internationally-known artists and groups and was broadened to embrace the Morris in 1985. cy company underwrote a series of performances by staging original works of distinction. performing arts, Though the art of dance has benefited espe- NEXT ParticularlY by the Metropolitan Opera in the parks of New Among the artists associated with the modern dance. cially from Philip Morris's sponsorship, other dance, and especially York City. Since that time, the company has WAVE Festival have been Pina Bausch, Philip performing arts have also received support' In the past decade, PhiliP supported the first United States tour by La Glass (whose opera Einstein on the Beach was Theater has been endowed since 1984 (whose ver- Morris has been a PrinciPal Scala of Milan, many events ol the New York recleated at BAM), Peter Brook through the Theater Project, which patron of the Alvin AileY City Opera, and a number of productions by sion of The Mahabharata was staged under the has contributed to numerous American Dance Theater, regional opera companies. festival's aegis), Meredith Monk, Steve Reich, throughout of the United regional theaters Molissa Fenley, Eiko & Koma, Laura Dean, and underwriting tours major spon- the United States. Awards have Finally, Philip Morris has been a States, Latin America, EuroPe, its Elisa Monte. also been made outside the sor of arts festivals, commencing with and Asia. Likewise, PhiliP Morris Like Philip Morris's sponsorship of Pop and fund, both before and since its has been a suPPorter of the 0p art in the sixties, its uriderwriting of per- establishment, for special purpos- Dance Theatre of Harlem, whose formance art in the eighties testifies to the es, including a pioneering effort to Sunday open houses it has lclft Grdo Xocha.-ftngo by Groclclo Dcniclc, pcrlorrned by company's desire to foster not iust modern or encourage the development of musical lcncy furonc cnd Pcdro Rult ol Bcllct Hlsplnfuo. sponsored, and The JoffreY contemporary art but the art of tomorrow consortium consisting of which has been fund- theater by a Ballet, Below: lfic lig Is Up by fllot feld, pcrlorncd by thc lcld Bollct' I 98{' Horizons, Music Theatre ed with general operating Playwrights Arts Center, and the support, in addition to Group/Lenox tour funding. The New American RepertorY Theatre. York City Ballet has also Music of all sorts - classical and benefited from grants in avant garde, iazz and countrY, long support of the company and of the School of orchestral or chamber ensemble - has American Ballet, established by George received support from Philip Morris. Among Balanchine to create a tradition of native- the notable events have been a 28-city tour by trained dancers in the United States; the sup- a chamber music group from the Marlboro port has also been extended to American School of Music, the Bluegrass Music Festival ANCE Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliates in DANCE AuErucan Bau-ur THEATRE, Nrw yonx, Ny, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, and Arvlr{csn DlNcn DsvEroRrr,rEnr CEvmn, lhw 1987{8 Venezuela (1981); and Philip Morris Yonx, f[ 1988 Considered to be one of the top ballet Incorporated (since 1983). (This sponsorship For the Choreographia Nova International Prize companies in the world, American Ballet of the benefit held in New York City in l98l competition of May 1988 in Lausanne, Theatre has presented works by every maio contributed to Philip Morris receiving the 1981 Switzerland. choreographer of the 2Oth century while Business in the Arts Award from embracing the great dance traditions of the Sponsored by Philip Morris International. Forbes/Business Committee on the Arts.) world. fuvrx Au.ry AuErucen DancE THEITER, NEw 1984 performances in Japan and 1987 Yom, Nl l98l-88 performances at the Cultural Center of the Established in 1958, the Alvin Ailey American Tours: Philippines funded by Philip Morris Asia lnc Dance Theater is an interracial modern dance Boston, MA, and Washington, DC, 1988. 1987 and 1988 performances at the Orange company that not only explores the black Asia, 1986. County Performing futs Center funded by P tradition in dance, but produces important U.S.A., 1984-85 and 1986{7. Morris Companies Inc. contemporary works. Ailey offers works by many choreographers of different styles Europe, 1984. AMnRTcAN Dnrcn Ilsnvlr, DururAu, NC, jazz, - ethnic, ballet, and modern dance. 25th-anniversary U,S,A. tour to 23 cities, 1984{8 Organized by the Alvin.Ailey American Dance 1983-84. Major national festival for the presentation r Theater. Five-country Latin American tour, 1981. modern dance. The festival includes the wc experimental and established dance compa Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Bnilrr Hspnrflco, NEw YoRK, NY, l98l Collaboration with INTAR Hispanic America Arts Center and El Museo del Barrio on The Golden Age of Spain, a joint festival celebral the flowering of literature and art in 16th- ar 17th+entury Spain. (See "Exhibitions.') Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated at the National Endowment for the Arts. Brur-s'r PncmcA, LAGUNA BEncu, CA, 1982.83, 198188 Funding by Philip Morris Inc. for proiect by Gcrold Arplno, outreach, 1983. lhc Jollrcy Bcller, 1983. Funding by Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. production of Steadfast Tin Soldier,1985. Funding by Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. Cav*aa l$egiaa by llvln lllen 1987. pcrlorncd by thc Alvln AileY Arts for louth series, Ancrlcon DlncG lhclrlcr, 19t6. Funding for 22 lecturedemonstrations in pt schools and special performances of l"fte Nutcracher \or Mission Viejo elementary-scl children, 1988. Bur-e'r Puunrnws, Puueenrs, 1988 Ballet Philippines is the resident dance con of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Funding for the 1988 tour to Singapore, the USSR, and Czechoslovakia by Philip Morris Asia Inc. Cnv CornmpomRY DANcE Co., Honc Ko 198ffi8 Founded in 1979 by choreographer Willy Tsac the first contemporary dance troupe in Hong i 5 L Dlncr Dnncn Its aim is to be representative of Hong Kong Lucinda Childs Dance Company through dances that embody the spirit of\the New York, NY times and the feelings of the people. Mark Morris Dance Group Funding by Philip Morris Asia Inc. New York, NY Dnxcn Pnomcr, lg8$pnnsEwr Martha Graham Dance Company In 1985 Philip Morris created a fund to support New York, NY dance companies and service organizations that have contributed to the development of Merce Cunningham Dance Company dance in the U.S. More than 30 dance New York, NY organizations are funded through the Dance Meredith Monk Project. Companies funded include: New York, NY American Ballet Theabe Molissa Fenley and Dancers New York, NY New York, NY tumitage Ballet (Ihe) Murray louis Dance Company New York, NY New York, NY Ballet Hispanico of New york National Corporate Fund for Dance New York, NY New York, NY Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane & Company New York City Ballet (the) New York, NY New York, NY Chamber Ballet U.S.A. New York Dance Center New York, NY New York, NY Clive Thompson Nikolais Dance Theahe Staten Island, NY New York, NY CoDanceCo. Nina Wener and Dancers New York, NY NewYork, NY Dance Notation Bureau Parsons Dance Company New York, NY New York, NY Dance Theatre of Harlem Paul Taylor Dance Company New York, NY New York, NY Dance/uSA Pentacle Washington, DC New York, NY Susan Marshall and Company David Gordon/Pick-up Company New York, NY New York, NY Trisha Brown Company Elisa Monte Dance Company New York, NY New York, NY Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation Erick Hawkins Dance Company (he) NewYork, NY New York, NY Feld Baller (Ihe) Pnrsrvnnc Oncamznnots PRoJEcr, NewYork, NY l9SSpnssEN'r In 1985 Philip Morris created a fund to suppc Garth Fagan's Bucket Dance Theatre organizations that present innovative dance, Rochester, NY performance art, and theatre. These include: Iar Luboviich Dance Company Davls Hall New York, NY Aaron New York, NY Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians (Ihe) Brooklyn Academy of Music New York, NY Brooklyn, NY Limon Dance Company Brooklyn Center for the Performing Artt New York, NY Dorrcn Glbron ln Harbingu, lhc lcld lallcl, 1967. Brooklyn, NY g ANCE ANCE City Center Theater Denver Center for the performing Arts (t New York, NY Denver, C0 Colden Center for Performing Arts Jacob's Pillow Queens, NY Beckett, MA Dance Theater Workshop I performil i.' John F. Kennedy Center for the New York, NY tt Arts (Ihe) Dancing in the Streets Washington, DC New York, NY Los Angeles County Music Center Danspace Los Angeles, CA New York, NY Milwaukee Performing Arts Center Franklin Furnace .?-i ffi{ Milwaukee, Wl .'.-_: New York, NY Orange County Music Center Institute for Contemporary Arts (Ihe) Costa Mesa, CA P.S. I Museum Orange County Performing Arts Center Long Island City, NY f Costa Mesa, CA Joyce Theater (Ihe) Spirit Square Center for the Arts New York, NY h Charlotte, NC Kitchen (Ihe) Vir$nia Center for the Performing Arts New York, NY Richmond, VA llerce Cunninghon, drncct, chorcogropher, tnd direclor ol lhe terce La Mama E.T.C. Cunninghorn Drnce Componn 1982. Wolf Trap Farm Park New York, NY Vienna, VA Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts New York, NY Dru'lcs THEATRE oF HARLEM Ormr HousEs, Merkin Concert Hall 1985-88 New York, NY The Dance Theatre of Harlem Open House 92nd Street Y a series ol informal monthly events held a eompany's school and in other locations New York, NY Porlons Donce Conpony perlorming in the Spolelo throughout New York City. Atte Foorpfin in rhe Gardcn seriec, 1988. Performance Space terlivol'r t 122 by the local community, they fe New York, NY dance, music, and theater. Performing Garage (Ihe) 0rganized by Dance Theatre of New York, NY Harlem. Symphony Space (Ihe) Sponsored by Philip Morris New York, NY Companies Inc. Town Hall Drulcrllc FoR LIrE, 1987 New York, NY Project organized to raise monr health and welfare organizatior resea Ormnu Nrw Yonx Cnv, PHrur Monrus combatting AIDS through SPONSORS THESE ORGANIZATIONS: care, and education. Event helt New York State Theater, Lincoh Buffalo Arts and Music Ltd. Center for the Performing Arts, Buffalo, NY York, NY. Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts Organized by the Dancing for L Katonah, NY Organization. Carpenter Center for the Sponsored in part by Philip Mori Performing futs Companies Inc. Richmond, VA GoNc Pt-ccEs: NEw DnEcrIon D.C. Wheel Productions, The Dance Durce '84, 1984 Place A contemporary dan Recorrtru.liotr ol Yorlqv lliilnrky,r L,Aptcs.midi d'un levac, two-week Washington, DC lhc lollrcy Brller, 1988. festival. E I t Al-CE Organized by Cal Performances, the New Josu Bmxnn Cussc.lr BIHEI DAlcr, dance and performance art Performance Gallery of San Francisco, CA, and Tmunn,1987-88 festival in Central Park. The the University of California at Berkeley. Workshop held in collaboration with the Four festival showcased new and Sponsored byPhilip Mouis Companies Inc. Seasons School of Classical Dance in Taiwan l.tt experimental works by emerging featuring visiting choreographer Jorrruy Blrrnr (IHe), NEw Yonr, lyy, nm John Barker. .tD and established performing Los Ancnrs, CA, l98l-89 Sponsored by Philip Morris Asia Inc. \r artists, including Bill T. \t The Joffrey is 'I Jones/Arnie Zane & Co., one of the foremost American Nnw Yonx Cny Blrrrr (IHr), NEw yom, Ny, ,{ Stephanie ballet companies. It is known for its 1981, lgg3, 19g6, lggT Skura & Company, youthfulness, versatility, and varied Love Theater, Muna Tseng repertory, Support for company and School of American ''tri Ftr Dance Projects, and The Fiii which ranges from revivals of traditional Ballet established iHr by George Balanchine. The 'l ballets to premieres of new experimental Theatre Company. company, in residence at Lincoln Center's New jj "' works. L, York State Theater, is composed *$ Organized by Creative Time of over 100 du ,,*ffi*lir, Organized by The Joffrey Ballet. dancers and has a repertory of nearly as many Sponsored by Philip Monis Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. works. r!} *JlE#b- r!r: Companies lnc. Funding and Tours: Sponsored by Philip Monis Companies Inc. Q*i PHrllounrn Cmc BltrEr Coumw, PHrrnuEnHr4 Funding of national tours in 1985, 1986, and lgg7, Osnux Osocso FEsrrvAL, NrcEruA, lg75-g2 PA, york, '$ l98l and selected cities in 1988, as yell as New Annual traditional dance festival taking place trt Nl and Los Angeles, Production of. A Christmas Carol. CA, home seasons during in the State of Oyo, Nigeria, and dating back I { those touring years. three centuries. A ,.i 3 Sponsored by Philip Morris Partial funding of 1983 and 1984 tours to select Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate Incorporated. cities. lnternational Cigarette Company Ltd. Pnup Monnn Frownns, 197788 2Sth-Anniversary National Tour, 1982. The An annual award presented to the most PARrs OprRA BlLrEr, pnrus, Fnuce, U.S. largest grant corporate ever awarded an Toun, 1986 outstanding dancer in Finland. This is the American dance company for a national tour largest scholarship of its kind awarded and is Engagements at the Metropolitan Opera House, sent the Joffrey "back on the road" to l l cities affiliated with the Finnish National Ballet. New Yor.k, Nl and The John F. Kennedy Center across America. (lhis sponsorship contributed for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC. Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe. to Philip Morris receiving the l98l{2 Business Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies in the Arts Award from Forbes/Business Inc. RrcHuonn Bntrer (IHE), RcuoND, VA, and Philip Morris International. Committee on the Arts.) 1972, 1985-86 Funding for the construction of a new set for Pnnronun'lcr rN THE PARK, NEw yom, Ny, 1987 The Nutcrqcker,1985. Creative Time, in conjunction Funding for new costumes, 198t86. Ncwetk, Irishl lrown Dlncc Conpcnn t 9t!. with the New parks York City Department of and Recreation Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. and the Central Park Conservancy, produced a TrusHa Bnoml Dru,rcE CournrflSET & RESDT, 198&84 A collaboration among Trisha Brown Dance Company, musician Laurie Anderson, and artist Robert Rauschenberg. First presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's NEXT WAVE Festival. Sponsored in part by Philip Morris Incorporated. National and international tour, 1984. lcp: Iord'r lh.!ir., Worhhglon, DG, ruppcilcd by gcnrrul ond rpccillc grunlr lrcn Phlllp flcrrir. WlsHn'rcron BlHer (Iur), W,qsHIttcroN, DC, 1988 lbovc: thc l;lmctt o, E drttch by llnlord Wlbon' Mary Day produccd by fhc Scccnd ltngc, l9t!. Founded in 1976 by Artistic Director to give promising graduates trained at the Washington School of the Ballet an opportunity to perform in a professional company. The Washington Ballet is dedicated to encouraging young choreographers and presenting the ? finest in classical and contemporary ballet. EATER HEATER General operating support and sponsorship of THErrEn Pno.lncr, I98&Pnrsnm Far East tour to China, Japan, and Korea. groups have received operating support: , These Wonxs,l,Nn Pnocnss, NEw Yom, NY, 1988 Acting ConPanY (Ihe) A series of performing arts events at the New York, NY Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Artists Alliance of Resident Theatres presented developing works and lectured on NY the creative process. New York, Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. American Music Theater Festival Philadelphia, PA American Theatre of Actors THEATER New York, NY Acrons Eeury Founn,lnox, Nrw Yom, NY, Circle in the Square 1983 New York, NY Funding for the Theatre Presentation Fund. Circle RePertorY Theater Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. New York, NY i Enslunrr Srunro THEtrnr, NEw Yonx, llY, Classic Stage ComPanY 1984 "li.{ s New York, NY Funding for Marathon '84. Ensemble Studio Theatre (the) Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. F-* .) New York, NY L Frru oEs Croms, 1979 I Equity LibrarY Theatre Children's theater festival held at Centre New York, NY Cultural Neuchatelois, Neuchatel, Switzerland, Harold Clurman Theatre (Ihe) in conjunction with the United Nations Year of : .-5r New York, NY the Child. INTAR Hispanic American Arts Center Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe Fabriques New York, NY de Tabac Reunies S.A. Mabou Mines Fonn's THr.qrRE Socmry WesHrncron, DC, NY r975-84 New'York, General and specific support grants. Manhattan Punch Line NY Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated. New York, Manhattan Theatre Club INTAR Hrspnnrc AMrruc,lN Anrs CEnrrn, Nrw NY Yom, Nl 1986, l98l New York, llcw York Shrkerpcore Theater 20th-anniversary celebration and collaboration Milwaukee RePertorY lerlivol'c productlon ol with Ballet Hispanico Oro CounrHousr Tumrnn, Concom, NC, S.q,onmsncx ConEcE McKurxEv TuEArnn, Milwaukee, WI and El Museo del Barrio Ituch Ado Aboul llolhing, on The l98t-87 MrssroN Vruo, CA, 1986 Golden Age of Spain. 1987, 26th ccoson Mirror RePertorY Theatre (Ihe) 1986-87 funding for capital campaign to in Ccnlrol Perk. Funding for new stage curtains. Funded by Philip Morris Companies Inc. New York, NY renovate the former First Baptist Church into a Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated and Musrc Theatre International THrATRE Wonxs/pmvwrucHrs center for the performing arts. Mission Viejo Realty Group. Movement Horuzons, NEw YoRr, Ny, 1985.g6 PhiladelPhia, PA Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. A consortium consisting playwrights Smrs Prrynns Founn,rrron Lro., Honc KoNc, of Music Theatre Works Horizon, Music Theatre Group/Lenox 1986-88 Arts PruuEn Frsnvru, Munnnr NY tE Tmrno, lg76 Foundation Ltd. was founded in New York, Center, and the American Repertory Theatre Seals Players A series of plays performed in Panama by Theatre Fund (Ihe) established in 1984 to encourage 1979 to promote drama in Cantonese. lt is the National Corporate artistic theatrical companies from l3 countries, collaboration and joint commissioning earliest theatre group to introduce children's New York, NY of new including Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, and experimental "music theater" drama in Cantonese and the first in Hong Kong the Deaf (Ihe) works. Germany, Mexico, Poland, Panama, Ireland, National Theatre of Projects undertaken by the consortium to experiment with different theater forms. include Venezuela, Yugoslavia, Puerto Rico, Chester, CT the Martha peaslee Clarke/Richard and the United Sponsored by Philip Morris Asia Inc. States, and Uruguay, NeEo Ensemble ComPanY (Ihe) Company performances ol The Garden of Sror-Gnn, Mslon Vrruo, CA, 1982 Sponsored by DEX'A @epartment de New York, NY Earthly Delights and Vienna. Lusthaus. programs. Expresiones Artisticas de la Universidad Funding for drama therapy Jointly sponsored by Philip Morris New Theatre of BrooklYn Nacional) and L.A. Tabacalera Nacional, a Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and Incorporated, Exxon, and AT&T Brooklyn, NY Foundation. Philip Morris affiliate in Panama. Mission Viejo Realty Group. L USIC USIC New York Shakespeare Festival Sponsored by C.A, Tabacalera Nacional, a hometheus at the Kronebau, NewYork, NY Philip Morris affiliate in Venezuela. Munich, West Germany. New York Theate Workshop Brxsolr & HEocrs Oncsnsrnl Scnormssrp - Sponsored by Philip Morris New York, NY FInr, 1980 tu{, GmbH, Munich, on the occasion The fund recognizes outstanding achievement of Carl Orff's 85th birthday. Pan Asian Repertory Theatre by individual music students at Concordia New York, NY Ervrnqrn By CARI Onrr, lg78 University, Montreal, Canada. Que., performance Playwrights Horizons Premiere Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. AN AMERICAN SAMPLER broadcast via public speakers New York, NY PHII IP N,JORRiS/[4EET TI IE COIVPOSER SERIES BruEcmss Musrc Flsnvar oF THE U.S., mounted to blend with mu'sic Puerto Rican Traveling Theabe Company Loursvrur, KY, 1974 outposts in Marien-Platz for New York, NY Munich's inner city. A three-day event featuring bluegrass greats, Repertorio Espanol such as Bill Monroe, the father of bluegrass. Sponsored by Philip Morris New York, NY Presented on Riverfront Plaza Belvedere in International. Louisville, KY. Festival included concerts and Riverside Shakespeare Company tlsnvlr oF IIANDTRS, Bucruu, New York, NY workshops given by the performers. l98l Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. Roundabout Theatre Company Funding f or three-monthJong concert series in Belgium. New York, NY Bnooxrw PHttH^lntrroNrA CHonus by Philip Morris Second Stage (Ihe) BnooxrYlrr, NY, 198t880 Sponsored International. New York, NY General support grants Theatre Communications Group Cmrncl HEnRHcA, l97l-79 finsr Juz SvtupHouc ConcEru New York, NY Recordings of concerts performed by the 1978 Benefit at National Theatre in Theabe Development Fund American Conference of Cantors. Santo Domingo, Dominican New York, NY Sponsored by Miller Brewing Company. Republic. Theatre for a New Audience Clrrsinqno Vlnry SyupHorw, Sn'l CmuEurE, + 25 Sponsored by Philip Morris Itn&f,Jnrt2A nr6&y, f.llrrt 2t tl!..lr; Ir.Eli New York, NY cA, t98S86 6Fn 6Fn 6Fn Ethl6hCryrd fr@rlwbdbybd [email protected] affiliate E. Leon Jimenes, Underwriting of production costs for 198S86 Sytttd h,bkdH Theatre for the New City C. por A. concert series. trsLg, f.b.rrt tl t-d.;Irdttl r New York, NY OFn 6Fn tr.d][lf.l (]#Fryddldby hldbrypg@h am GnErn Brv SvmpHorw Sponsored by Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. ridllMorF.dffi WdffiM efundwurgloa M Ul'db'brd$ hao*ds'ddiE Theatre X, Inc. dffitstDblt OncHr^stu lnc., Milwaukee, W CH.lrrruEn Musrc Socmry oF LrNcotN Cnurn, ADIffiilFNCE GnrEn Blv, WI, 1978-80 WtlwWgHtrSMSl New Yonx, NY, 198S87 ATHffiSS grant. Vietnam Veterans Ensemble Theatre ftSrefrNWAWM General support National tours, 1985{6 and 1986{7. Company Sponsored by Philip Morris New York, NY Sponsored in part by Philip Moris Companies Inc. Companies Inc. Wooster Group (Ihe) Cnv SrlcE, Gnlrnsnono, NC, 1980-82 Portcr lor c ccrlcr ol hcc ccnccrlr rponrorcd by Phillp Ll JrullnssE Mustcnr, 1980 hcld thc Whlrncy tugcun cl Ancilcln lrl d New York, NY A twoday festival of music and entertainment tcrrb ond rt Record made on the occasion of Philip Morris in downtown Phillp torrir, l9t5-t7. WPATheatre Greensboro, NC. Europe's sponsorship of concerts by Orchest New York, NY Organized by the United Arts Council of International des Jeunesses Musicales: 70 Greensboro, NC. musicians from l6 countries giving concerts i Vlncnul SsexEsprmr Frflwlr, Sponsored by Miller Brewing Company. Italy, Switzerland, and France. kcsruor'loAVrurAMsBuRc, VA, I gg5-gz Commissioned by Philip Morris Europe. Funding for production of The Taming of the Der'{vEn SyupHolw OncHEsm,l, Drxrnn, CO, Shrew f.or Philip Morris employees and guests 197988 MmlsoRo Coumrv Mustc Fbsnvru, 1978 at the Philip Morris cigarette-manufacturing Rocky Mountain Music Festival, 1984{8; National competition for German groups f in Rt_._h1ol9. acility Program introduced b-y Highland Ranch Pop Concert series, 1986{8; playing American country music in Germany. the actress Helen Hayes. In 19g6, concerts funding between September and June, Sponsored by Philip Morris GmbH, Munich. underwrote prpduction oI Romeo qnd Jitiet. 197937. MlRrsono Scuool oF Mu$c' Mmrnono, W Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. Organized by the Denver Symphony Orchestra, 1969-Pnrsrru Denver, CO. 1982-83 national tour of Music from Marlboro fuTUSrc Sponsored by Mission Viejo Realty Group. consisting of chamber music concerts in 28 Anacul Srarr Foxronr Muuc, lg76 Drr mEl GrurcHrnonmEN, cities. Fundingfor Marlboro Music Festival, of music played lg80 Taped series by blind harpist VT, 1982{3 summer program. First cyclic presentation of composer Carl Marlboro, and guitarist' Orff's Greek trilogy Antigone, Oedipus, and Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. @ t USIC USIC t Mnmuxrn SvtrlpHot'lv OncuEsme, Mnwnuxm, NrucH,rrsr Swpsorw OncHEsrnq. AND CArE- l wl,l9g0-88 ConcEnr oF LEs GNs Lurrurus 1980 1 Qunnrrr, i General support from 1980 to 1984; Concert sponsored by Swiss affiliate Fabriques : sponsorship of summer concert series from de Tabac Reunies S.A. 1986 to 1988. . NEw Encniro Bncu Frsuvlr (IuE), t a Sponsored by Miller Brewing Company. BnArrmnono, W 1984 I Underwriting of 1984 performance of J.S. Bach's Musrc lr rHE CRossRoADs: All Amrruur : St. Matthew's Passlon at Symphony Space, New Smpmn, NEw Yonx, NY, 1984-87 I York, NY. Series of free concerts presenting different : General support, 1983, 1985-86 American music styles held at the Whitney . Museum of American Art at Philip Morris. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. : Styles include Latin American, folk, jazz. and NEwYom PHrnnnmor'uc, NEwYoRK, NY, 1984 Organized by Philip Morris Companies Inc. in Funding for performances in Jakarta, Indonesia, collaboration with Meet the Composer. 1984. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. NEw Yom Rnvrrs, Nrw Yom, NY, 1985 Partial sponsorship of December 1985 concerts. Musc Pno.ncr, l gS$PnrsrNr Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. A fund that provides support to outstanding music groups of different specialties. Its NonrHEasrsRN PENt'{syrvANL{ PHrtuAniuotluc, recipients include: AvocA, PA, 1986-88 Annual Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra concert sponsorship featuring regional (Ihe) artists as well as national soloists. Brooklyn, NY Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. Carne$e Hall On BluE Mdurvrnu'1, 1986 New York, NY An Appalachian farming community during the 1930s is the setting for this original oneact Meet the Composer musical by Scott Eyerly. Commissioned by Philip New York, NY Morris Companies Inc. as a vehicle for its Opera Ebony Employee Chorale, the piece is designed for New York, NY successful performance by community ensembles Orchestra of St. Luke's with a diverse range of acting and vocal skills. In New York, NY the first two years after the company made performance rights available free to nonprofit Queens Symphony Orchestra organizations, seven productions were mounted. lhe telropolitsn Operc hes reteived Queens, NY Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies lnc. supporl lrorn Philip torris lor ovcr lwo Roulette decodos, lncluding ! t6cenl livc.ycat New York, NY On Wrxcs oF SoNc, t97l-79 plcdge rnd an eorlicr gronl lor ilr Opot! Weekly broadcasts of cantoral music in New in lie Pork rerier. Tanglewood Music Center York, NY, and Boston, MA. Lenox, MA Psnp Monrus Frsrrvnr oF SrARs, Loutsvltm, Popumn Dorrllt'ucnr Musc, Doruuucnn Sponsored by Miller Brewing Company. Young Concert Artists KY, 1958-Pnrsrnr Rrpunrc, 1978 produced Morris affiliate I New York, NY Oncsnsrnq or OUR Trur, NEw Yom, NY, lg80 Free Countryfilestern concert held annually Record by Philip por Republi Performance of Arnold Schoenberg's Prerrof during the Kentucky Derby Festival. Leon Jimenes, C. A., Dominican Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Lunaire at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Rrcuruono CHonu Socury Srntrn Isram, and in 1981 the first digital recording of the NY, 1978-80 Musrcn DE CAMERA, Psnp Monrus SuPEnnnno, NEw Yonx, NY, work. General support grants. NEw Yom, NY, 1986 1985-88 Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Sponored by Philip Morris Incorporated. A musical organization through which Puerto The Philip Morris Superband has toured Asia, Rican instrumentalists, singers, and composers OncHssrRAorSr. LuxEs, NrwYonr, NY, lg88 Europe, Australia, and South America since its THt RtcHlvtoNn SYutHotw, RlcHtrlonn, VA, can present their work. Funding of lunchtime Commission of John Adams's orchestral work inception in 1985, bringing internationally 1960-88 concert at the Whitney Museum of American Fearful Symmefnes, premiere at Avery Fisher known jazz musicians to audiences throughout General support grants, endowment campaig Art at Philip Morris. Hall, New York, NY the composer conducting. the world. and support for concert series and festivals. lnc. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Sponsored by Philip Monis Companies Inc. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies t L USIC PERA Sr. Lours Svupuorw OncuEsna, Sr. Lours, Nsw YoRK Cnv OrEna, lgg0-gg MO, 1980-85 Grant to the Fund for American Directors a Annual support pledge. Designers, 1988. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Sponsorship of an intern, 1983-87. Gift to Donald Gramm Fund, contribution t, SwpHorw OncuEsrRl oF THE NEw Yom Crry American Artists, fund meets costs of voca Housnc AurHorury NEw Yonx, NY, 1975-88 coaching and musical and staging rehearsa General support. 1986. Tunon SrNcERs, MoMREAL, Cru'un4 1976 Contribution to company's Fire Emergency General support grant. Fund for costume replacement, 1985. Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. Contribution to help underwrite opening night the NewYork City 0pera's Summer Festival, l{ Your,rc AuouNcns, NEw Yonx, NY, 1982 Contribution on the occasion of the farewe Rudolf Serkin Celebration. performance of Beverly Sills, 1980. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc OPEM Openq rE Mor,runEAr, Monmrar, QuE., CnNAoA, 1981, 1980 ArusAss^anoRs oF OrERA, Nrw Yonx, Nl Modama Bufterfly by Giacomo Puccini, 198i, I 1985-86 Toscaby Giacomo Puccini, 1980. Asia tour featured stars of the New York (Canada) Metropolitan Opera which included Sponsored by Benson & Hedges L performances oIAida in Hong Kong and Seoul, Pr-qcDo Dorrrrrvco, 1988 gala in Manila Csrmen in Bangkok, concerts Premier performance by Placido Domingo i China. and Taipei and a tour of Taiwan. Sponsored by Philip Morris Asia lnc. Sponsored by Philip Morris Asia Inc., in Bnoorrvrv Acmrmv oF Mustc, BnooxLyl'1, cooperation with the YWCA of Taiwan. NY, l98l Snn Dmco OrEna, Sxl Dnco, CA, 1983 Sagagraha by Philip Glass. Underwriting of the production for Simon in part by Philip Morris Sponsored Boccanegra as part of the 1984 Verdi Festivi Incorporated. (This sponsorship contributed to Philip Morris receiving the 1981 Business in Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated ar the Arts Award from Forbes/Business Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. Committee for the Arts.) Trrrno ALrA ScAtA, Crrv Gnqno OrEna Socmrv, U.S. BrcEnrrxNrAL TouR, 1976 Nrw Yonx, NY, 1983 First U.S. visit of Milan's La Scala. Fourteen Funding for Opera in Central Park, perlormances ol four operas at The John F. New York, NY. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Washington, DC, and performances of Verdi Requiem in Philadelphia and New York. Ln SclI,n OpEna CouplNY, l98l Sponsored by Philip Morris International oi First tour of Japan. behalf of Marlboro, The Kennedy Center, Sponsored by Philip Morris Europe. Garfinkel's Department Store, and the Cafri MErRopourall OrEu (IHr) rN rHE PARKS, Foundation. (This sponsorship contributed NnwYonx, NY, 1974 Philip Morris receiving the 1977 Business it Series of eight operas in New York City parks. Arts Award from Forbes/Business Committ for the Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. futs.) Nrw Opru oF MoNTREAL, Montnea6 Qur., Vnclrun Oprna AssoclATtoN, RtcHMoND, Cnneon, 1980 1984 Tosca by Giacomo Puccini. Funding for the 1984{5 season. llo Ffuc Escepc in llcll, tichoet Clork and Conpony perlorming ot the Brooktyn Arodemy ol f,lurir,s r 986 llExT wAvE testlvol. Sponsored by Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd. Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. E L FusrrvALS ANo PnESENTATIoNS ESTIVALS AND RESENTATIONS WAcxEn's Tm Futr,tc Durcnutn, Honc Konc, 1987 1988 Bnr T. Jonrs/Annu ZANE & Co. Foorprurrs u'l rur Gmmn, Spomlo fhsflvAt U.S.A., The first Wagner opera to be staged in Hong Cmrursron, SC, 198t88 [ong. Tns WARRTonANT Tur Crvn Wlns: THE RoruE Sncron ' The Spoleto Festival U.S.A. is Opening performance sponsored by Philip Morris Asia Inc. Tlnco Vmsovnlo an annual festival that prqsents 1985 music, theater, dance, and opera over an l8day period. Foopnnts THE ND(T WAVE n ElsrsRN Eunops in the Galdenis a component of the Festival that presents FE IVALS AND PRE S E NTATI O NS Pnn Blusur TmzrsErm.n WuppEnmr ST THE PowEn Pno;rcr contemporary dance companies and performance artists. Annun Anr CoupEnnon, DouuvcAn Rmuutc, Tur Gomnx Wrnnows THe RETURN oF THE NATM Organized by the Spoleto Festival U.S.A. l96t7l, 1978 Mmcmrr Jrucns Dff'{cE CorvtpAI'{Y MrcH,lrr MoscHrn rN MoTroN Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Annual visual arts competition open to artists in the Canorn Cmson Dominican Republic. Poxl rnou rHE thrNGE Punrp Monnn ltsnvlr or Srnns, Lous\rilr, KY, lg5&PnrsErr Mrcsruno Gnosmnnn Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate E. Leon Jimenes, C. por A. Hro & Koul Free country & western concert held annually during the Lnunl Dur Dencnns AND MusrcrANs THE Fonrsr Kentucky Derby Festival. Counrny WrsrsRN Ervnnrunrrmnr, Loutsurrr, KY, 1972-76 Cm-ns Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. Music festival held in conjunction with the Kentucky Derby Sumr Mansrn[ AND CoMPANY Nnl WrElrEn .li{o D,lNcrRs Festival. M-Bse JAMS rr BAM PHup Monnr Surrlurnsouus, BRooKLyN, NY, l9?7 Russn Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. DV8 Puvsur THErrnr Free outdoor performances by New York dance, theater, and THr ArcHrunnnirs music groups at The Brooklyn Museum, New York. Frsnvlr LATrno, New Yonx, NY 1988 UnnEo Srnrrs Lovr oE LrrE OncHEsrm Organized by the Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association and Theater, film, and music festival produced by The New York THE Pnrsnsrir sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Shakespeare Festival and performed by visiting artists from Susx'lr'$ hNxs Central and South America. 1987 THe BRTH oF THE PoET LIP Tmpo! Prnronunc elu Vsuar Arnm or mtr AuErucns, r988 Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Tur MlHmsnnrm CEcn TnvronfVoru"o Saxopuonr Qunnrrr Organized by Creative Time and El Museo del Barrio. Avisual Gorunn Acr on Splrll, l98l Coupl,crrlrE Mlcw Mmrv and performing arts festival that focused on emerging artists in A three.day festival of theater, ballet, and art, celebrating the 1984 Swnc the Hispanic community, as well as artists who are non-Hispanic flowering of Spanish culture during the 16th and 17th THE Grurs At'ltn Trnrsn DE KEERSMAEKER but whose work refers to Hispanic culture. centuries. Rruv Cmnup THr Musrc or Srrvr RErcH Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. by El Museo del Barrio, Ballet Hispanico New Organized of DslrocRAcY rx Aurrucl York, and INTAR Hispanic American Theater. Nm WrmEn Dnrcr Couplrw WucorlrE Bncrro Bnoorrvn ll^stllt, Bnooruvx, NY, Tur Drsrrr Musrc 198S86 Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and the National Euorr Srnnp llu Cnnnon[uE Pnrnn Zuurrlo OncHEsrRAs MovrE An annual oneday festival held at Grand Army Plaza near The Endowment for the Arts. (fhis sponsorship contributed to Z,cNcEzr Eusl Dulcn Couplrw Brooklyn Museuml Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn Public Philip Morris receiving the 1981 Business in the Arts Award Tsu AnurracE BanEr Rrcnnn Lmonv Library, and Prospect Park. Special events scheduled by each of from Forbes/Business Committee for the Arts.) SEcnEr Plsrunrs MEnrons Mom these institutions, supplemented by a traditional Maypole Lrrrv AuErucl HsRrracE Wrercnn, LounvrrrE, Monrus Durcn Gnoup KI 197480 "L" TRAIN ro Ernonmo Mmr dance. Continuous showing of feature films set in Brooklyn and Annual weekend festival held in cooperation with the HElmy THRElocnr PEncun'l Cam OncHnsru an outdoor art show. Louisville Bicentennial Corp. EwsrEur oN THE BEAcH Philip Monis Companies Inc. Nxox nr CHrnl Sponsored by Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. lousvrnr Suuurnscnlu Pnocmru l,oulsvrur, KY, 1976-1977 1986 Summer arts program in Louisville, Kentucky. Romnroruo Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. SocwAmnrsn NEXT WAVE FtsnvAr, Bnoorrn Ace,nsMy oF Musrc, Jorn HmsEn BRooxrYw, NY, 198+88 Mtcuan Cranx & Coupnrw The NEXT WAVE Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music THs ANcrrs or SwEnENsonc offers performances and collaborations in dance, music, and theater by emerging and established artists whose AnnE TEnrsl nr KEERsumrrn experimentation as well as technical expertise puts them at the Oncr Upoll l TrrrlE n rHu Emr Vtrracr forefront of their fields. The produced festival has been Moussl FmrEy ano Dltvcrns annually sinCb 1983 and has established BAM as the foremost Soncs or lrrlr'locetcr AND oF ExpEruENcs international center for commissioning and producing the avant-garde performing arts. MmK MoRRts Dnvcn Gnoup Organized by the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Knonos Qumrnr Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. for the 1984 and Erxo & Koua 1985 seasons (partial funding) and 1986, 1987, and 1988 Drvn Gonoon/Prcr.ur Complny (full funding): seasons THE Sor.omn's T,crE g -30 YEAR REPORT OTHER ARTS ACTIVI T I ES n arts-support program as vigorous underwritten, partially or entirely, scores of and eclectic as Philip Morris's educational arts programs and conferences, tends to overflow the traditional or literary awards and short story contests, and the conventional boundaries of arts publication of a wide range of works from sponsorship. museum catalogues, reports, books, and Over the years the company has anthologies to directories, biographies, and not only assisted hundreds of essays. Solonon R. Guggenheim llurouln, Hew York, museums, art associations, cultural In their totality, these undertakings testify to the rcclpicnl ol generrl ond erhibillon gronls. centers, historical societies, and libraries with great breadth of the company's association with specific and general support grants, it has also the arts. MUSEUM SUPPORT American Friends of Canbridge University @tzwilliam Museum) Akademie der Kiinste Cambridge, England: 1987A Berlin, West Germany: 1984, 19804 American Museum of Natural History Akron Art Institute New York, NY: 1981O Akron,0H: 1981) Amon Carter Museum Albany Institute of History and Art Fort Worth, TX: 1987-860 Albany, NY: 1982) Art Gallery of Ontario Albany Museum ofArt Toronto,Ont., Canada: 1976, 19694 Albany, GA: 1985{4830; 1989) Art Institute of Chicago (Ihe) Albright-lhox Gallery Chicago, IL: 1987, 1983, 1981t Buffalo, NY: 19811 Art Museum Association of America Albuquerque Museum New York, NY: 19860 Albuquerque, NM: 1984) Art Museum of South Texas Allentorm Art Museum Corpus Christi, TX: 1986) Allentown, PA: 1979) Artists Space/Committee for the Visual Arts Alternative Center for International futs NewYork, NY 1983, 19810 New York, NY: 1987{6{50 American Association of Museums (Ihe) Washington, DC: 1987O American Craft Museum KEY: New York, NY: 1987-864 n Funding to a museum for an exhibition. Anerican Federation of The Arts ) A museum included on a tour. New York NY: 1987-86-85-8,1-83n O General fundinq to a mus€um, lhe valantlnc ilurcuir, Richnond, Ylrginic, rccipicnt ol generrl rupport ond erhibition grcntc. USEUT{S MUSEUMS Asia Society (Ihe) Chicago Public Library Cultural Center New York, NY: 1987-86, 1982-81-80-79-78-77 -7 6, Chicago, IL: 19871 19710 Cleveland Museum of Art Australian Museum Cleveland, OH: 1978) Sydney, Australia: 1970) Colorado Springs Fine Baltimore Museum of Art (Ihe) futs Center Colorado Springs, C0: 1987t Baltimore, MD: 1987, 19811 Bass Museum of Art Columbus Museum ofArt Miami Beach, FL: 1984) Columbus, OH: 19851 Bellevue Art Museum Confederate Memorial Literary Society- Bellevue, WA: 1985) Museum of the Confederacy Richmond, VA: 1985344 Bergstrom-Mahler Museum Neenah, WI: 19824; 1986-85-84-830 Contemporary Arts Museum Bethune Museum-Archives Houston, TX: 1983) Washington, DC: 1987-86, 1983O Cooper-Hewitt Museum, the Smithsonian Birmingham Museum of Art Institution's National Museum of Design Birmingham, AL: 1988, 1985-84) New York, NY: 1980; 19884; 1987{6-85, lf Bowdoin College Museum of Art Corcoran Gallery of Art (Ihe) Brunswick, ME: 19881 Washington, DC: 1988, 19834; 1987-8635-8 Bowens Museum Cowboy Artists of America Museum SantaAna, CA;19850 Foundation Kerrville, TX: 1981o Bronx Museum of the futs (Ihe) Bronx, NY: 1989-884; 1986, 1981); Crocker Art Museum 1986, 1984-830 Sacramento, CA: 1988) Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association Dallas Museum of Art Brooklyn, NY: 1981) Dallas, TX: 198il; 1987-86-85-840 Brooklyn Historical (Ihe) Society .. Dany Keller Gallery Brooklyn, NY: 19860 Hlgh tureurn ol Art, Munich, West Germany: 1980) Brooklyn Museum (Ihe) Atlonla, Georgic, recipient ol De Cordova and Dana Museum and Park Brooklyn, NY: 1986, 19814;1988-87-86, 19840 lunding lor touring cxhibitions. Lincoln,lMA: 1979) California AfroAmerican Art Museum Denver Art Museum (Ihe) Los Angeles, CA: 1986t; 1986-850 Denver, CO: 1987, 197il; 1986, 1984-830; 1 Caribbean Cultural Center New York, NY: 1988-87-860 Detroit Institute of Arts (Ihe) Detroit, MI: 19851 Carne$e Institute Pittsburgh, PA: 19811 Drawing Center (Ihe) Center for African Art (Ihe) New York, NY: 1988-8736-85-84830 New York, NY: 1987-864 Dusable Museum of African Anerican H Chicago IL: 1987-86{5-84{30 Center for the Arts I Vero Beach, FL: 1990) Edgar Allan Poe Museum (Ihe) Center for Visual Arts Galtery I Richmond, VA: 1987{6, 1982-81{0, 1968-6 Normal,lL: 1979) 65-6463-62-6 1 -60-59-58 Cenho de la Cultura de Santiago Righl, top: El Museo del Barrio Dominican Republic: 1980) Grlfcry dlsploy lrom Pcrspcctlvest Anglcs on New York, NY: 1988{7-86-850; 19811 Alfican Atl, tn erhibltlon presentcd !l thc El Paso Museum of Art Ccntcr lor Alrlcln Arl, llcw York, 1987. KEY: El Paso, TX: 1989) A Funding to a museum for an exhibltion, Rlght, botfon: Everson Museum of Art of Syracuse Whilncy fluscurn ol Arnericon Arl in ) A museum included on a tour. and Onondaga County llcw York hm rccclvcd lunding lrom O General funding to a museum. Philip torrir sincc t967. Syracuse, NY: 1987-86O; 19794 g I USEUMS USL S Potrtoi, Falkirk Community Cultural Center Hammond Museum ol e @iil in a Hot lScll'Pofteitl lrircr I 92Ol San Rafael, CA: North Salem, NY: 1981) 198$ ! by lhorie llurcncin, Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego Hanpton University Museum lron the pcrmtnrnt collccllon ol the San Diego, CA: 19751 Hampton, VA: 19864 llsliond llureun ol Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco (Ihe) Haus der Kunst Womcn in thc Arts, San Francisco, CA: 1984{3) Munich, West Germany: 1983); 19814 Wcshinglon, DC. Fine Arts Museum of Venezuela Hayward Gallery Caracas, Venezuela: 1974O London, England: 1981, 1980, 1977) Museum (Ihe) First Street Forum Heard Museum (Ihe) Jewish New York, NY: 1987A; St. Louis, MO: 1982, 1980) Phoenix, Ail:1974) I 988-87-86-85-84830; 1 984, Flint Institute Arts of Henry Nohr Gallery (Jniversity of Wisconsin) 1969r Flint, MI: 1979) Platteville, WI: 19811 John Michael Kohler Arts Forbidden City Herron Art Gallery Center Beijing, China: 1985) Indianapolis, IN: 1984) Sheboygan, WI: 1981) Fort Worth Art Museum High Museum of fut Joseph and Mary Muscan Fort Worth, TX: 1987-86, 1983O; 1980) Atlanta, GA: 1988) Museum of Art-College of Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Hill library (lniversity of Wisconsin) William and Mary Fort Worth, TX: 1987€60 Superior, WI: 1982) Williamsburg, VA: i985-841 Foster Gallery (Jniversity of Wisconsin) Honolulu Academy of Arts Katherine Dunham Muset Eau Claire, WI: 1982) Honolulu, Hl: 1974, East St. Louis, M0: 1985-84 830 Friends of the lxchel Museum Huntington Art Gallery New York, NY: 1985O Austin, TX: 1981) Kentucky Art and Craft Gallery Friends of Puerto Rico Iluntin$on Gatleries (Ihe) Louisville, KY: 1988{70 NewYork, NY: 1987-86O Huntington, W: 1985) Kentucky Center for the I Galeria de la Raza Indianapolis Museum of Art Louisville, KY: 1987{6{5( San Diego, CA: 1983) Indianapolis, IN: 1974) Kimbell Art Museum Gallery Association of New York State Institute for Contemporary Art Fort Worth, TX: 1987-860 Hamilton, NY: 1988-87{6-850 Boston, MA: 19811 Krannert Art Museum Gallery Watari University of Illinois, Tokyo, Japan: 1984) Champaign,lL: 1988) Gibbes Art Gallery Kunsthaus Charleston, SC: 1985)O Zurich, Switzerland: 19751 Glenboro Museum Haus der Kunst Calgary, Alta,, Canada: Munich, West Germany: 19 1983) (Ihe) Laguna Art Museum Haags Gemeentemuseum Institute for Contemporary Arts Laguna Beach, CA: 1987, 1984, 19821; 1988{ The Hague, the P.S.l Museum 19810 860; 1982-81-80-79-780 Netherlands: 1975) -"lE* Long Island City, NY: 19864;1985, The Clocktower Gallery Laguna Gloria Art Museum New York, NY; 1986O Austin, TX: 1988) L Lakeview Museum of Arts * t f, Institute of ContemPorarY Art G London, England: 1969) and Sciences I 19831 il Peoria, IL: * t* International Center of Photography 3rlil Lite wlth lO Eggs, I Laumeier Sculpture Park I 1979O; New York, NY: 198837-8635, 198332-81, While Vasc, Blue an,t and Gallery 1984a Whi . Vl,tc .nd St. Louis, MO: 1983O Enancl Cup ll97tl J.B. Speed Art Museum (the) by Wlllicn lollcy, lrorn Louisville, KY: 19854; 1988, 1984; 1988-87-860 KEY: lhe pcrmlnanl A Funding to a museum for an exhibition. collectlon ol thc Jackson Hall Gallery ) A museum included on a tour. J.!. Spccd Art lluscurn (Kentucky State University) in loulcvllla, Xenlucky. Frankfort, KY: 19881 O General funding to a museum. E I USEUMS USEUMS Leigh Yawkey Woodson Mint Museum of Art Art Museum Charlotte, NC: 1985-84-830; 1986); 19804 Wausau, WI: 1981) Mississippi Museum Lillie Carroll Jackson Museum of tut Baltimore, MD: 1985C Jackson, MS: 1984, 19811 Long Beach Museum of fut Modern Art Gallery Long Beach, CA: 1984) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: 19761 Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles, CA: 1983, .id 1976) Louisville Museum of History and Science r Louisville, KY: 1987, 1986, r980, 19750 Lowe Art Museum Coral Gables, FL: 1981) Lynchburg College Lynchburg, VA: 1988) Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Washington, DC: 1988) Mary and Leigh Block Gallery Evanston, IL: i988) Mason County Museum Maysville, KY: 1985t McNay fut Institute , San Antonio, TX: 1983) -t lii t t! .:: Metropolitan Museum iii ili t i: of tut (Ihe) I ffi New York, NY: 1986-85, 1983, 1980-81,1973a; 1988{i); 1988-87-86-85- 84, 1982-81-80-79-78c - - ,itria.r Mexican Museum Qhe) J#,t Steke Hitch ll98fl by Clocs Oldcnburg ond San Francisco, CA: 19830 Montreal Museum of fut toosic Yrn Bruggcn, lrom lhc PGrnlnGnl rollcction ol Montreal, Canada: 1983A M.H. de Young the Dolhs iluscun ol Arl. Que., Memorial Museum Musee d'Art Contemporain San Francisco, CA: i984 :.! $', Montreal, Que., Canada: 1969) 83, 1974) t.rF Musee des futs Decoratifs Milwaukee fut Center '/; Montreal, Que., Canada: 19841 Milwaukee, WI: 1975) Musee National d'Art Moderne Milwaukee Art Museum Paris, France: 1984, 1977) Milwaukee, WI: 1988, T' Museo de Bellas Artes 19791; l9B7{6-85S483o; Caracas, Venezuela: l'97 5, 197 2) 1969a Jr-d Milwaukee Public Library -4+ KEY: Milwaukee, WI: 1987) A Funding to a museum for an exhibition. Milwaukee Public Museum gupefimposed ) A museum included on a tour' Wedding Portruil with lmage ol Litllc Girl l:irco t 926f by Joncs Yon Der Zee, erhibited Milwaukee, WI: 1983) to a mus€um. in Herlen Renaicsancc: Art ol Btack Amefics rl the Studio lluscum in Hcrlem, New york, 1987. C General funding E z USEUilIS MUSEUNIS Museun Haus Lange National Gallery of Art New York Fire House Museum Krefeld, West Germany: 1969) Washington, DC: 1988474 New York, NY: 1986-85O \ Museum Ludwig National Museum New York Public Library (Ihe) Cologne, West Germany: 1977) Melbourne, Australia: 19701 New York, NY: 19864 Museum of American Folk Art National Museum of African New York State Museum New York, NY: 1985, 19800; 1987{6-85-84830 Art (Smithsonian Institution) Albany, NY: 1986t; 1983O) Washington, DC: 19860 Museum of the American Indian-Heye Newark Public Library Foun{ation National Museum of Newark, NJ: 1987) New York, NY: 1987-86{5-84{30; 19734 American History Newport Harbor Art Museum (Smithsonian Institution) Museum of the Borough of Brooklyn Newport Beach, CA: 19791 Washington, DC: 198635O; Brooklyn, NY: 19860 1984{3a North Carolina Museum of History Museum of Broadcasting (Ihe) Raleigh, NC: 1986{5{40 National Museum of Fine New York, NY: 1987-86{50; 19844 Arts Octagon Museum (Ihe) Museum of the City of New York Buenos Aires, Argentina: Washington, DC: 1980, 1977) New York, NY: 19864 1981A Oklahoma Museum of Art Museum of the Confederacy National Museum of Visual Oklahoma City, OK: 1988) Richmond, VA: 19834 Plastic Arts Organization of Independent Museum of Contemporary Montevideo, Uruguay: 1980D Artists/Artists space Art (Ihe) National Museum of Women New York, NY: 1986-85{40 Los Angeles, CA: 1987360 (Ihe) in the Arts Osterreichisches Museum fur Museum of Fine Arts Washington, DC: 1987{6-85- angewandte Kiinste Boston, MA: 197$; 19754 8483o;19874 Vienna, Austria: 1975) Museum of Modern Art (Ihe) National Portrait GallerY Otis Art Institute of Parsons New York, NY: 1987, 1985-84, 19790; 1988-87{6- $mithsonian Institution) School of Design Gallery Washington, DC: 1981) 85-84-83-82, I 980-79-78, 1 976, I 9 74o; 1979-78) NewYork, NY: 19811 Museum of Natural Sciences National Tobacco-Textile Pacific Design Center (Ihe) Museum Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: 1979) Los Angeles, CA: 19841 Danville, VA: 19840 Museo de Sao Paulo Palazzo Fortuny Neuberger Museum Sao Paulo, Brazil: 19824 Venice, Italy: 1984) Purchase, NY: 19880) Museum of Science and Industry Palazzo Mangani Neville Public Museum of Chicago, IL: 19861 Florence, Italy: 1984) Brown CountY Museum of South Australia Green Bay, WI: 1985-84-830 Palm Springs Desert Museum Adelaide, Australia: 1970t Palm Springs, CA: 1988{7) New Museum of National Academy of Design Contemporary Art (Ihe) Parrish Art Museum (the) New York, NY: 1984; 19860 New York, NY: 198837{6- Southampton, NY: 1986, 19830 National Art Museum of Sport Inc. 850 Peninsula Public New York, NY: 1980, 78, 77, 7 4O New Orleans ContemPorar] tibrary (fhe) National Center of AfroAmerican Artists Art Center Lawrence, NY: 1981) Boston, MA: 1986{5€40 New Orleans, LA: 1987{6t Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Q National Civil Rights Museum and New Orleans Museum of Art Philadelphia, PA: 1987t HaIl of Fame New Orleans, LA: 1985-84) Philbrook Art Center Gary, IN: 19860 Tulsa, 0K: 19791 National Cowboy HaIl of Fame and Phoenix Art Museum Western.Heritage Center Phoenix, AZ: 1988-87t Oklahoma City, OK: 19840 Pierpont Morgan Library $he) New York, NY: 1988-87€64544830; 191 KEY: Topkopi tuceum, lslanbul, 1982A A Funding to a nuseum for an exhlbition, lurkcy, ncicr contdbullng I A museum included on a tour. Portsmouth Museum (Ihe) Agc ol gullan SvlcYmen ihc O General Portsmouth, VA: 1986) fundlng to a museum. Itagnilicenl. E g MusEUlr s RT SS0CIT\TI0NS Taidehalli Whitrrey Museum of American Art Queens Museum (Ihe) Flushing, NY: 1988-87-86{50 \ Helsinki, Finland: 1975) New York, NY: 1986-85, 198332-81€0-79-78-77- 76-75-7 4, 1971-70-69-6&670; 1983-82, 1980-79, Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of Tennessee State Museum 1977,1974,1971L American Art (Smithsonian Institution) Nashville, TN: 198$ I Whitney Museum of American Art Washington, DC: 1988, 1979) Terra Museum at Philip Morris Rotunda Gallery (Ihe) Evanston, IL: 1980) New York, NY: 1988{7-8645-84-834 Brooklyn, NY: 19840 Textile Museum (nte) William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art Royal Ontario Museum Washington, DC: 19844 Kansas City, M0: 19751 Toronto, Ont., Canada: 19831 Tobacco Museum of North Carolina Witte Muse'm Saddleback College Kenly, NC: 1986O Art Gallery San Antonio, TX: 1974) Tokyo Metropolitan Museum Mission Viejo, CA; 19884; 1988-87360 Yellowstone drt Center Tolryo, Japan: 1985) 1987) St. Louis Art Museum (Ihe) Billings, MT: Toledo Museum of Art (Ihe) St. Louis, M0: 1985{4830 Toledo,0H: 1987) San Antonio Museum ofArt Triton Museum of fut ARTASSOCIATIONS San Antonio, TX: 1987,.t982) Santa Clara, CA: 1983) Albany Arts Council San Diego Museum ofArt U.S. Tobacco Museum Albany, NY: l98l{0 Diego, 1987, 1984) San CA: Nashville, TN: 1985) Alliance of New York State Art Councils Inc. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art University of Hartford, Museum of (Ihe) San Francisco, CA 1988, 198482-81-80-79-78, American Political Life New Windsor, NY: 1987-86 l97D; 19824 West Hartford, CT: 1986O American Association of Museums San Jose Museum of Art University of lowa, Museum of Art Washington, DC: 1987{6 San Jose, CA: 198&; 19794 Iowa City,lA: 1981) American Council for the Arts Science Museum of Charlotte University of Manoa New York, NY: 1987-86, 198241-80-79 Charlotte, NC: 19860 Manoa, HI: 1979) American Council of Learned Societies Science Museum of Vir$nia Valentine Museum NewYork,NY:1981 Richmond, VA: 1985{4830 Richmond, VA: 1983A; 1987-86-850; 1986r :. American Federation of the Arts Scottsdale Center Vancouver Art Gallery for the Arts New York, NY: 1981-80-79-7 8-77 -7 6-75-7 +73-72- Vancouver, B.C., Canada: 1982) Scottsdale, AZ: 1983) 7l-70-69-6&67-66 Vatican Museum Seibu Museum ofArt American Frontier Culture Foundation Tokyo, Japan: 1977) Rome,ltaly: 1980) Stanton, VA: 1987S6 Ventura County Historical Museum Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum American Institute of Architects Foundation Ventura, CA: 1983-8D New York, NY: 1988-8736-85-84-83€2€l-800; Washington, DC: 1979, 1977 1984; 1982,19804 Villa Hugel American Corporation Essen, West Germany: 1975) Quadricentennial South Sheet Seaport Museum (Ihe) Charlotte, NC: 1986 New York, NY: 1988{736-85{4830 Virginia Muse'm of Fine Arts Architectural League of New York Richmond, VA: 1983A; 198&87, St. Norbert College NewYork, NY: 198130 1981, 19741; 1985-84830 De Pere, WI: 1982) Lifrtc Big llln I I 9t7f by Yioll lrey, lr.cln Urban Flgutcs, VoorheesZimmerli fu t Museum, Rutgers Arkansas Cultural Enterprises Stiidtische Galerie im Lehnbachaus cn crhlbltlcn d University Little Rock, AR: 1986 Munich, West Germany: 1982, 1976t lhc Whitncy flurcum New Brunswick, NJ: 1984) Association of Amerlca ol Ancricon lrt rl Phlllp llorrle, Art Museum Stiidtische Kunsthalle I 988. Wadsworth Atheneum (Ihe) San Francisco, CA: 1986 Dusseldort West Germany: 1981{0) Hartford, CT: 198&85) Artreach Stedelijk Museum Walker Art Center Mif waukee, WI: I 9834231 A0'7 9-7 8-7 7 Amsterdam, the Netherlands: lg82{l-80) Minneapolis, MN: 1978) Arts and Business Council Storm King Art Center Washingon Project for the Arts New York, NY: 1988-8736, 1985-84, 1978-77 Mountainsville, 1 NY: 988-87360 Washington, D.C.: 1987484 Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Studio Muse'm in Harlem (Ihe) Waterworks Gallery Louis New York, NY: 1987A; 1988-87-86-85-84-830 Salisbury, NC: 1986{5, 19830 St. Louis, M0: 1986 E g RT SSOCIATIONS * RT SSOCIATIONS Arts and Humanities Commission/Arts and Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Memorial futs Project Greater Louisville Fund for the Arts Independent Curatorc Incorporated Foundation Louis Fountains of St. NewYork, NY: 1980,1977 Louisville, KY: 1986, 1983-82-81-80-79-78-77 -7 6- NewYork, NY: 1987 St. Louis, MO: 1981 Drawing Center (Ihe) 7 5-7 +7 3-7 2-7 r-70-69-68 International Play Group, Inc. Arts and Science Council of New York, NY: 1987-86, 1983, 1981-80 NewYork, NY: 1981, 1979, 1975 Charlotte/Mecklenburg Greater Milwaukee Council of Federated Arts Council of Richmond Jef ferson Discovery Foundation Charlotte, NC: 1981 Arts for Children Richmond, VA: 198241-80-79-78, 1975 Louisville, KY: 1987 Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant Milwaukee, Wl: 1980-79-78 Federation Francaise des Societ6s Louisville Community Foundation County d'Amis de Mus6es Harbor Festival Foundation Louisville, KY: 1987 Fort Worth, TX: 1987-86, 1982-81-80-79-78-77 Paris, France: 1981-80 New York, NY: 1981 Maymount Foundation Arts Council of Richmond (Ihe) Festival Foundation Richmond, VA: 1981-80 Richmond, VA: 1987-86 Heritage Corporation (Ihe) of louisville and Charleston, SC: 1979 Milwaukee Inner City Arts Council Arts International Jefferson County Friends of American fut in Religion Milwaukee, WI: 1987-86, 1981-80-79-78-77 Washington, DC: 1982 Louisville, KY: 1987 NewYork, NY: 1980 Municipal Art Society of New York (Ihe) Asian Cultural Council Gallery Association of New York State Hong Kong futs Centre New York, NY: 1987-86, 1982-81-80-79-78-77 New York, NY: 1987-86 Hamilton, NY: 1987-86 Hong Kong: 1988-87 National Assembly of State Arts Agencies Association for Business Washington, DC: 1987{6 Sponsorship of the Arts Bath, United Kingdom: 1983-82-81 National Conference of Artists Bilingual Foundation of the Arts Richmond, VA: 1987-86 Los Angeles, CA: i987-86, 1982-81-80-79 National Council of La Raza Washington, DC: 1986, 1980 Borough Hall Restoration Foundation Brooklyn, NY: 1987{6 National Endowment for the Humanities Washington, DC: 1981{0, 1978-77 Branches of the Arts Richmond, VA: 1986, 1982 New York Community Trust (Ihe) New York, NY: 1986 Bravo Arts Association New York Council for the Humanities Richmond, VA: 1981{0-79, 1977 New York, NY: 1979 Brazilian Cultural Foundation New York Foundation for the Arts New York, NY: 1987-86 New York, NY: 1986, 1977 Bronx Council of the Arts New York Quarterly Foundation Inc. Bronx, NY: 1987-86 New York, NY: 1981-80-79-78 Business Committee for the Arts Inc. North Tulsa Heritage Foundation New York, NY: 1 98 1-80-79-7 8-77 -7 6, 197 4, Tulsa, OK: 1987 r971,1966 Qemmittee Cabarrus County futs Council Orange County Business for the Arts Concord, NC: 1987, 1982-81 Costa Mesa, CA: 1987-86, 1982 Children's fut Carnival Oswego Art Council Inc. New York, NY: 1981-80 Oswego, NY: 1987-86, 1983-82-81€0 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (Ihe) Queens Council on the Arts Williamsburg, VA: 1987-86 Queens, NY: 1986 Colquitt County Arts Council Rockingham County Arts Council Moultrie, GA: 1987-86 Reidsville, NC: 1987{6, 1982-81{0-79 Corporation of Yaddo (Ihe) Staunton Fine Arts Association Saratoga Springs, NY: 1987-86 Staunton, VA: 1976-75 Council for the futs of Westchester Union of Puerto Rican Artists White Plains, NY: 1973-72-71-70-69-68 Santurce, PR: 1969 Creative Time New York, NY: 1988-87, 1977 Cultural Council Foundation llono leto llg7fl bV lronu llogu.hl, .l thc New York, NY: 1987-86, 1981 ttorrn King Atl Ccnlet, ilountoinvillc' llcw York. ULTURAt CUivTERS Stamford Museum and Nature Center St. Louis Conservatory and Stamford, CT: 1982 School for the Arts St. Louis, MO: 1982-81-80-79 Vaughn Cultural Center/urban League of Metropolitan St. Iouis Wisconsin Conservatory of Music St. Louis, M0: 1982 Milwaukee, WI: 1979-78-77 Vir$nia Center for the Creative Arts 1982{140 Sweet Briar, VA: HISTONCAL SOCIETIES Women's Interart Center New York, NY: 1981 AmericanJrish Historical Society New York, NY: 1980-79-78 EDUCATIONAL ARTS Brooklyn Historical Society (Ihe) Brooklyn, NY: 1986 PROGRAMS Buffalo Bill Historical Center American AcademY in Rome Cody, WY: 1975-74 NewYork, NY: 1987{6 Chateau'de Grandson Council Arts and Education Switzerland: 1981 of Greater St. Louis Society St. Louis, M0: 1986 Chesterfi eld County Historical Chesterfield, VA: 1987-86 Aspen Music School NewYork, NY:1981 Chicago Historical Society Chicago, IL: 1980 Bravo Arts Education lcginners, bollet clogc ot lhc lllrlen &hool ol thG Arlr, llew york. Richmond, VA: 1980-79-7&77 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (Ihe) Williamsburg, VA: 1982-81-80 -79-7 8-77 -7 6 Central Vir$nia Educational TV' United Arts Council of Greensboro Japan Society WCVEChannel2S Eastern Cabarrus Historical Society Greensboro, NC: 1987-86, 1982-81-80-79 New:-York, NY: 1987{6, 198l-80-79-78, 1972 Richmond, VA: 1987-86 Mount Pleasant, NC: 1987-86 United Performing Arts Fund Kentucky Center for the futs Educational Broadcasting Corporation, Gold History Corporation Milwaukee, WI: 1983{2{130-79-7&i7-26 Louisville, KY: 1987{6, 1983-82-81-80-79 WNET-Channel l3 Stanfield, NC: 1987 NewYork, NY: 1987-86 Washington Performing Arts Society Littleton Center for Cultural Arts Heritage Montreal Washington, DC: (Ihe) 1981{0-79 Littleton, C0: 1979 Elder Craftsmen Montreal, Que., Canada: 1982 New York, NY: 1987-86, 1981-80-79-78 Western States Arts Foundation Living Arts and Science Center Historic Homes Foundation Santa Fe, NM: LibrarY 1986, 1981-80, 1979-78 Lexington, KY: 1983 Folger Shakespeare Louisville, KY: I 979-78-77 -7 6-7 5-7 +7 3-7 2 World Print Washington, DC: 1986 Council Mexican Fine futs Center Historic Richmond Foundation San Francisco, CA: 1979 of the Arts (the) Chicago, IL: 1986 Harlem School Richmond, VA: 1982{1, 197 6'75-7 +73-72, 19( New York, NY: 1987-86, 1982-81 Mission Performing Arts Company of History in Bronze CULTAML CENTERS Henry Street Settlement, Southern California Paducah, KY: 1979 Caribbean Cultural Center Monrovia, CA: l98l Arts for Living Center NewYork, NY: 1987{6 New York, NY: 1982{1-80-79 Missouri Mansion Preservation Montgomery-Hyde Park Center Jefferson City, MO: 1982 Center for Arts and -78-77-76-75-74-73 Culture of St. Louis, M0: 1982 Bedford Stuyvesant (Ihe) Kentucky Educational National Trust for Historic Preservation National Brooklyn, NY: 1987-86 Center of AfroAmerican Artists Television Foundation Washington, DC: 198231-80 -79-78'77 -7 6 Boston, 1 -7 MA 982-8140 9-7 8-7 7 KY: 1987-86 Creative futs Rehabilitation Center Inc. Lexington, NethertandsAmerican Bicentennial National New York, NY: 1987 Italian American Foundation Laguna Beach School of Art Conmission (Ihe) Washington, DC: 1986 Washington, DC: 1982 Friends of the Roanoke Island Laguna Beach, CA: 1979-78 New Artists Center for the Arts Coalition Los Angeles Music and Art School New-York Historical Society (the) New York, NY: Manteo, NC: 1986 1986 Los Angeles, CA: 1987-86 NewYork, NY:1982-81 Richard Henry Street Settlement/Arts for Living Allen Center for Culture and Art Louisville fthool of Art North Carolina Museum of HistorY Center NewYork, NY: 1981,1979 Louisville, KY: 1979 Raleigh, NC: 1986 New York, NY: 1 98 7-86, 1 9824 1 -80-79_Z _7 B_7 7 6_ ft homburg Lib'rary/Ccnter for North Carolina School of the Arts Nzingha Society (Ihe) 75-74-73 Black Studies (Ihe) Winston-Salem, NC: 1981 New York, NY: 1986 International Center ln New york New York, NY: 1987 WorkshoP Old Salem NewYork, Prinhnaking NY: 1981-80, 197&77, Snug Harbor Cultural NC: 1982 Center New York, NY: 1982{l-80 Winston-Salem, 196&67-6e65-64-63 Staten Island, NY: 1987{6 E LrsnARrES WARDS ND museums, foundations, and business and Pilgrim Society 7 8-7 7 -7 6-7 5-7 +7 3-7 2-7 r-7 0 -69 -68-6 7-66- LITERATURE/ educational institutions. 6s-64-63-62-6 l -60-59-58 Plymouth, MA: 1976 ! PUBLICANOruS Funded by Philip Morris Incorporated. Reidsville Historic Properties Commission THs ABC's oF PRTSERVATIoN oF WoRKs oF Reidsville, NC: 1981 AWARDS AND Anr Mlns oF PAPER AND THE Sronv or Nnnoxu CoururrrEE ron Lnnnmy Anrs lr Richmondon-the-James CONFERENCES Plprn: 1978 Lrncoul CErlrEn, Nrw Yonrc lgSl Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated. Richmond, VA: 1983€2-81 Tur Cnv LNrasuTY AwARns, Book underwritten by Philip Morris affiliate E. DC: 1986-85-8483, 1978 por Roanoke Island Historical Society WAsurlrcron, Leon Jimenes, C. A., Dominican Republic. Ttre Nanonru MusEurra oF WoMEN rN THE Awards presented annually to mayors in Anrs: ClmrocuE oF THE Prnmammr Manteo, NC: 1986 Anr n Bustnrss: THs PHIUp Monrus recognition of outstanding leadership in Cormcnon: 1986 Saddleback Area Historical Society Sronv: 1979 development and support of the urban arts. Documents the 400work permanent collection, El Toro, CA: 1980 First book devoted entirely to one Organized by the U.S. Conference ol Mayors. outlines the museum's history and developmer Fair corporation's arts program. Researched and St. Louis World's Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. by historian Sam Hunter. Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. St. Louis, M0: 1981 written art and the National Endowment for the Arts. HErumcE WEErcND 0N coopERAnoN wITH Published under the auspices of the Business San Juan Capistrano Historical Society Loursvrm, KY): 1988-87-86-85- Committee for the Arts by Harry N. Abrams Inc. Nsw VrncrNh RrvrEw It'1c., San Juan, CA: 1979 8 4-8&8 2-8 l -8 0-7 9 -7 &7 7 -7 6-7 5-7 4 Rtctttvtonn, VA: 1983 1983 Save the Mansion Weekends in Louisville to celebrate the Anr rr Purup Monns: Funds provided for Volume 3, an anthology o Frankfort, KY: 1980 accomplishments of particular ethnic groups. Survey of the Philip Morris Corporation's poetry, fiction, and artwork by resident highlighting some 25 works that Staten Island Historical Society Since 1987, when the focus changed, renamed collection, Virginians. "Showcase, Greater Louisville," with demonstrate the range of this collection. Richmondtown Restoration Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies lnc. NY: 1987 entertainment ranging from Louisville Staten Island, BEllsoN & HsmEs Mlcnzurn Orchestra concerts to performances by PHrr.rp Monrus AND THE ARTs: Thronateeska Heritage Society Wrunnc Awam (IHe): 197&77 the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Twrnrv-Frvn-Ymn Rrponr: I 983 San Juan Capistrano, CA: 1980 Annual awards to promote recognition of Documents 25 years of company support Sponsored by Philip Morris U.S.A. Canadian authors. Yorktown Bicentennial Committee of the arts. Yorktown, VA: 1981 Inrrnmnolul, Asocnnon oF ART Cruncs, Sponsored by Benson & Hedges Rnvnlrro HnHn: 1973 Swrrzrru-mn: 1978 (Canada) Ltd. Biography of an outstanding Venzuelan Juried art show of Swiss artists. Award-winning LIBMRIES Boccro: l97l composer of operettas, concertos, and work, llof Video Braille, donated to Musee tuthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library (Ihe) First biography of Venezuela's pioneer modern songs during La Belle Epoque in Paris. Cantonal des Beaux Arts, Lausanne, Switzerland. Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA: 1986 painter Emilio Boggio (1855-1920), by Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate C.A. Sponsored by and purchase price donated by Braille Circulating Library Alberto Junyet. Tabacalera Nacional. Philip Morris lnternational. Richmond, VA: 1982-81-80-79-78 Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate C.A. Suonr SroruEs Covrnsr: 1977 Mrvon's Awlrus FoR THE ARTs, Tabacalera Nacional. Charles A. Ransom Public Library Held at Casa de Teatro in Santo Domingo, Sr. Lours, MO: 1984 PlainvieW MI: 1980-79-78 DnNcr/USA DmEctonv oF MEMBER DANcE Dominican Republic, by Philip Morris affiliat Organized by the Arts and Humanities Folger Shakespeare Library Couplurs: 1988 E. Leon Jimenes, C. por A. Commission/Arts and Fountains Washington, DC: 1986 First publication of its kind to provide artistic, Foundation of St. Louis, M0. l0 Anos ForocnnRn Domuucax* Gnupo administrative, and touring information on Gerald R. Ford Library and Museum Fund FotocR.rnco JuEvEs 68: 1979 Sponsored by The Seven-Up Company. many of America's foremost dance companies, Ann Arbor, MI: 1980 Documents a decade of work by a group of Nnnonu LsAcur oF Crnrs: Tlsr FoncE Funded by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Hugh Reid Memorial Library Fund Dominican photographers called "Jueves 68 ONTHEARTS: 1977 Additional support by AT&T and members Alexandria, VA; 1973 Published by Philip Morris affiliate E. Leon Liaison agency created to provide continuous of Dance/USA. Jimenes, C. por A., as part of its 75th- Jessamine County Library Fund aid to cities committed to devising a DEr Prnsm VrnEzormo: 1967 anniversary celebration. Nicholasville, KY: 1974 comprehensive arts policy and plan. Book of essays on modern Venezuelan Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation Co-sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated VrynVoz:1975 philosophy, compiled by Manual Graneill. and the Friends of the LBJ Library and the National Endowment for the Arts. Collection of essays by Venezuelan writer Austin, TX: 1978 Sponsored by Philip Morris affiliate C'A. Arturo Uslar Pietri. Nrw Yonx Smrn GovnnnoR's ARTs Awlnns: Nacional. Tabacalera C.A. Maracay Cultural Center 1985-84 Underwritten by Philip Morris affiliate Maracay, Venezuela: 1 1978 972 In recognition of vital contributions to the JErrr.nsor'l Lrcrunr Awam: Tabacalera Nacional. funds for Mercantile Library (Ihe) artistic life in the state. Administered by New Philip Morris supplied matching New York, NY 1987-86 York State Council on the Arts. this award for literary achievement. Milwaukee Public Library Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated. Musrurus FoR A NEw CEmunY: 1984 museums Milwaukee, WI: 1979-78 U.S. ConrnnrNcE oF MAyoRs Tlsr FoncE on Study of the future of America's American New York Public Library (Ihe) THE ARTs, WasHrncroN, DC: 1978 based on the findings of the commissions on New York, NY: I 988-87{6-85€483-82-81-80-79- Sponsored by Philip Morris lncorporated. Association of Museum's g i -30 --+-YEAR REPORT FILMS ON THE ARTS 1984 1988 TUE Pnrcrous Lucacy From the exhibition The precious Legacy.JudaicTreosures Tur Anrs mlo Punp Monrus: A B0-yr,qn Crrrnnanolt from the Czechoslouak State Collections, - which honored the ., A video describing Philip Morris's 30-year involvement with cultural and artistic achievements of the Czechoslovakian the arts. Jewish community, much of which was decimated by the G Produced and sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Holocaust. (See "Exhibitions.") WIDENIN Inc. Awards and honors: 1986, two National 1986 News and Documentary EMMY Awards (nominated for a third); lgg6, AUD I ENCE THE Annsr AND THE Qum: REnncrroNs AND CnrsRArrorus First Prize, National Educational Film Festival; 19g5, Silver THE A video based on the exhibition The Artist and the Hugo, Chicago International Film Festival; lgg5, CINE Golden Quitt, .which explores quiltmaking as an art form. The film includes Eagle; 1985, Blue Ribbon, American Film Festival New york; interviews with art critic Grace Glueck and artist Faith 1984, Gold Medal, International Film and W Festival of New ARTS Ringgold. Produced York; 1985-87, FOR THE and directed by Diana Kincaid. (See National PBS broadcasts. "Exhibitions.") Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and distributed by Sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Philip Morris Companies lnc. r983 Prurnrvc rN THE SourH Based on the exhibition Pointing gg0, he exhibitions and Performances in the South; 1 564-l the first comprehensive study Morris have of Southern painting from the I 7th sponsored bY PhiliP century to the present. Narrated by James Earl Jones, the film made a significant public impact in includes interviews with artists whose work appeared in the exhibition. Produced and around the by William Ferris and Kent Moorhead, the United States and directed by William Ferris. (See "Exhibitions.',) they world. Distinguished arrd vital, Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and distributed by Philip Morris Companies speak eloquentlY for themselves' Inc. Nevertheless, the company has r983 spared no effort to enhance and Lrr Up Youn HEnnr Documents the historic exhibition The Votican their effect' {a Collections; xtend The Popacy and Art.TheVatican is tfe world's oldest and one the of the greatest he primary mediums through which continuing collectors of art. The film +j- -1.+ documents the visibility of its the exhibition and describes the collecting ompany has heightened practices during various papal reigns. (See "Exhibitions.") advertising and documentary : Award: 1983, Silver Award, International Film and TV are I 'rojects t Festival of New York. Bold, colorful ads in national magazines ilms. Sponsored to attract .A by Philip Morris Incorporated and produced in rnd newspapers are designed 6p. association with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, to the lr New York, NY. Distributed by Philip Morris Companies Inc. rudiences and draw attention I performances, and institutions' I lxhibitions, 1982 have extended the life and Gruno Crlunal )ocumentary films 1 A 28-minute film based on the exhibition Grand Centrql the range of many of these events' Slsl1_:i ncreased Terminal: City Within the City. Through documentary material and vintage Hollywood film clips, the grandeur and power of one of America's most impressive hrchitectural structures is described with a narration by James Earl Jones and interviews with New York Sccne lron Lile, Llbctly and Puttui'| ol 'ihe City cultural and political celebrities. (See "Exhibitions.") Happlncts...e Gelebtallon, n liln bsecd on the crhibltion lhe Flowcfing ol Amefican Jolk Arts Awards and honors: 1985, Grand Prize ("Best Essay"), Fourth 1775-1 875, presenlcd cl lhe Whllncy llureum International Festival of Film on Art, Montreal, Canada; 1984, Y-'L I ota n---l D--l-^ n-,--r ol Americtn Arl t il-- FrLpr s oN THE Anrs FrLnls oN THE Anrs 1984, Nomination, National Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorpora News and Documentary Miller Brewing Company and distiibut EMMY Awards; 1983, Grand Philip Morris Companies lnc. Prize, International Film and HoppEn's SrrENcE Television Festival of New Film based on the exhibition Edward , York; 1983, CINE Golden The Art and the,Artrsf, organized Eagle; 1983{7, National PBS by th Whitney Museum of American broadcasts. Art. This film memoir takes a personal loc Sponsored, produced, and the life and work of one ol America's distributed by Philip Morris respected Realist painters and includ Companies Inc. footage of interviews with the artist. l by Brian O'Dougherty. 1981 Awards and honors: 1982, CINE Goldt A hrr"nuE Bunmr'rc: Award; 1981, New York Film Festival. AmGNDER hnnnurur Sponsored and distributed by Philip I A 30-minute documentary on Companies Inc. the Russian-born painter and sculptor. This film explores Tmrno AII,A ScALA, U.S. the artist's personal history, BrcEr,rrsNNrlr Toun career, and ideas through Film about the first American tour of interviews, studio visits, and world{amous opera company, drawi an exploration of completed 14 performances of four operas at Tt works such as The Way. Kennedy Center for the Performing I Washington, DC, and performances c Sponsored and distributed Yerdi Requiem in Philadelphia, PA an by Philip Morris Companies New York, NY. Inc. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorpor Burnuo Bnr mo ruE Wr-o WEsr Lnoporno Tonnr-Nnsso Frru FEsrrv Film based on the exhibition Seven works by the late Argentine fil organized by the Buffalo Bill whose films have been compared to Historical Center and The Bergman, Antonioni, and Bunuel. Thr -\l Brooklyn Museum. This opened at The John F. Kennedy Cent, lively film narrates the life Performing Arts in Washington, DC, r and times of legendary traveled to Chicago, IL and New York Photograph ol Willirrn L frontiersman Buffalo Bill Cody and includes Sponsored by Benson & Hedges. Bill" Cody lronr Hollywood film clips, memorabilia, and "Bulfolo E.tlIeIo BilI and lhe Wild commentary. Werl, s lilm brsed on (See "Exhibitions.") the erhibition ol the 1980 Awards: Chris Statuette, bronze CINE Award for sornc lille orgrnked by BEanurN Pr-qys B[AnnEN lhc lrooklyn excellence in film. Film based on the exhibition Romare Alueeum, Brooklyn, NY, a 1970-1980, which profiles New Sponsored and distributed by Philip Morris t t942. the Yo Companies Inc. I and his work. (See "Exhibitions.") a Awards and honors: 1985, National N Cnnuproxs oF AMERTcAN SpoRT and Documentary EMMY Award (non Film based on the exhibition organized by for second EMMY); 1980, CINE Golde: the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian 1981 Bronze Award, Houston Internal Institution. The film, narrated by Red Film Festival; 1981, American Film Fer Smith, highlights great moments in American Cover ol lhe brochure finalist; National PBS broadcasts. sports and features interviews with eight orl ail lilms lrcm Philip llortls, dercribing the colleclion ol sports champions, including Johnny Unitas, Sponsored and distributed by Philip S orl lilns produccd by film Companies Inc. George Halas, Arthur Ashe, Ted Williams, Dick from Philip llorrls and donllcd Button, Bob Mathias, PHILIP Willie Shoemaker, and to lhG Unilcd stltct Emru, Flnr ann Warrn Richard Petty. (See "Exhibitions.") NIORRIS lnlornollon Agcncy lor lntcrlor view ol Grsnd Ccnlrtl fcrmlncl lron lhc lihn, Film based on the exhibitionA Centut use in U.5. enborrlcs Grand Genhel,1982, nrdc In ccnlundion wlth lhc Award: 1981, CINE Golden Eagle Award. rround the world. crhibition, Gnnd Gcnhal lcrminalz Cily Wllhln rhc Cirt, of Ceramics in the United States, 1878- E ItMS ON THE RTS ONTRIBUTIONS TO ItM AND IDEO and includes interviews with well-known FRoruEn Aurrucn Award: 1976, Gold Camera Award, United ceramic artists. Organized by the Eversoq Film based on the exhibition organized by States Industrial Film Festival. NY. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, Museum, Syracuse, the Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated documenting America's pioneer days. Awards and honors: 1981, Silver Hugo Award, distributed by Philip Morris Companies Ir Chicago International Film Festival; i980, CINE (See "Exhibitions.") Golden Eagle; 1980, International Film and TV Award: 1977, Gold Plaque, International r971 Festival of New York. Film and TV Festival of New York. Mnmn Movrrs rN THE PARKs Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and An innovative program of films in the pub Miller Brewing Company and distributed by distributed by Philip Morris Companies Inc. parks of New York City's five boroughs. Philip Morris Companies Inc. Working with the Film Society of Lincoln G Er HoMsRE lr,fvEtvro uN PUERTo euE Center and the New York City Departmen Film on the life and work of Benito \ Quinquela of Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affa 1979 painters. Martin, one of fugentind's best-known Miller Brewing Company presented 2l NEw Anr oFrHE AMERTcAN WLsr Award: from II Army Corps during the programs of independently made short fi; Film based on the flrsf Western States Biennial Festival lberoamericano de Publicidad. of diverse subject matter, style, and lengt Exhibition, organized by the Western States Arts Foundation. lncludes interviews with Sponsored by C.A. Tabacalera Nacional, Sponsored by Miller Brewing Company. artists Luis Jimenez, Vance Kirkland, Merrill a Philip Morris affiliate in Argentina. Mahaffey, Fritz Scholder, Beth Ames Swartz, 1970 and John Van Alstine. (See "Exhibitions.") 1975 MovrEs rN THE PARK Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and Lrr, LnTnw AND THE PuRsun or Jointly sponsored by Miller Brewing Com distributed by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Hlpprxrss...A CEmSRATIoT'{ with the Film Society of Lincoln Center ar Film based on the exhibiti on The Flowering of New York Urban Coalition. THr Brc PrcrunE rN rHE NEw Yom ScHoor Americsn Folk Art, 1776-1876, held at the Film documenting the exhibition New Yorh: Whitney Museum of American Art. The State of the Art, including interviews with Portruilc ol Jamee rnd Dolley f,lodlson ll 8O{l by Gllberl Stuort, (See "Exhibitions."). CONTRIBUTIONS TO FII olhc several of the artists represented in the exhi sliown in the lihn Dolley end Grcal Liille tadison,o AND VIDEO bition: Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, a dromqlizction ol lhe lile and llnes ol Presldcnt flodlson, bosed on the erhlbltlon ol lhe rrne tille, organized by American Film Institute Nancy Graves, and Roy Lichtenstein. lhe Amcriccn lnrtitutc ol Arrhitects Foundotion, 1977. Los Angeles, CA: 1983 Directed by Barbara Rose and produced by Philip Morris lncorporated. Avoriaz Horror Movie Festival Avoriaz, France. Sponsored by La Fondat Co-sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated Philip Morris du Cinema: 1980 aad the New York State Department of Bronze Plaque, 2Sth-Annual Columbus Film Commerce. Festival. Checkerboard Foundation Inc. Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and New York, NY: 1985{4 1978 distributed by Philip Morris Companies Inc. .(THE Film Society of Lincoln Center Inc. AND Dorlsy GnEar Ltrttn MADIsoN" Two CEluururs oF BLAcK Aunrucm Anr New York, NY: 1987€6-85-84-83-82-81-80- Film based on the exhibition organized by Film based on the exhibition organized and 7 9 -7 8-7 7 -7 6-7 5 -7 +7 3 -7 2-7 1 -7 0 -69 the American lnstitute of Architects Founda- commissioned by the Los Angeles County La Fondation Philip Morris du Cin6ma tion. Dramatization of the life and times of Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA. (See Established by Philip Morris, France: President James Madison and his wife, Dolley, "Exhibitions.") who is portrayed by EMMY-Award-winning 1982-81-80-79-78-77 Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and actress Lois Nettleton. (See "Exhibitions.") distributed by Philip Morris Companies lnc. Martin Luther King Jr. Film Project Award: 1978, CINE Golden Eagle Award. New York, NY: 1970 Sponsored by Philip Morris Incorporated and 1976 Prix Atlantic, the American Movie Festi' distributed by Philip Morris Companies Inc. A 76: TnE Frnsr PHrup Monrus IMsRNArrolinL Deauville, France. Sponsored by La Fondi Fnsrrvlr oF ANTMATToN Philip Morris du Cinema: 1980 1977 A series of animated films from Australia, Young Filmmnkers/Video Arts RrMsMsrn rHE LADtEs: WorrlEn rN AMERTCA, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Finland, New York, NY: 1985, 1983, 1981-80 1750-1815 France, Great Britain, lran, Italy, the ! t Based on the exhibition organized by the Netherlands, the United States, the U.S.S.R., i ; Pilgrim Society, Plymouth, MA, and featuring and Yugoslavia. Presented in Melbourne, t Williem Smilh and His Gteadson ll788t by Cherlt Willeon Pcclc, ohown in lhc Painling in lhc Celeste Holm. (See "Exhibitions.") Australia. : liln I a bored on thc erhlblllon Palntlng in lhc Soulht Awards: 1977, Silver Plaque, International Organized and sponsored by the Philip Morris i I 564.1 98O ot thc Yirginir lluccun ol Flne Artr, ! Film and TV Festival of New York; 1977, Chris Arts Grant, Philip Morris (Australia) Ltd. Richrnond, YA, 1983. i I i ! i -30 --+---YEAR REPORT RESEARCH 1987 Louls Henrus Sunvev, Aunrucm'ls am rHE Anrs e Fifth in a series of nationwide public opinion survevs on the interests and degree of participation of Ameiicans RESEARCH I NG in the arts. Topics covered include work and leisure activities, arts attendance, attitudes about participation in the arts, financial support of the arts, and the role of television, ARTS cable, and VCRs. THE Funded by Philip Morris Companies Inc. 1984 Lours Hnnrus Sunvev, Arr,rsRtcANs nNn rHr Anrs Fourth in a series of surveys that focus on how ince 1973, Philip Morris has funded Americans view the arts and arts funding. five national surveys to determine Funded by Philip Morris Companies Inc. the importance of the arts to the Musruus ron n Nrw CENruny Report on the future of America's museums based on American people. These surveys the findings of the American Association of Museums. have provided overwhelming evi- Published by the American Association of Museums. dence that the majority of Americans Funded by Philip Morris Incorporated. regards the arts as central to their 1980 lives and to the social and economic Lours Hmrus Sunvav, Amnrucals nnn rnr Anrs :ll-being of their communities. Third in a series of surveys on the arts that illustrate the importance of the arts in America people. re company also sponsored a Iandmark to the American Fundid by Philip Morris Incorporated. (lhis funding port in 1984 by the American Association of contributed to Philip Morris receiving the 1981 Business useums that set forth a new role for museums in the Arts Award from Forbes/Busipess Committee on the Arts.) the 21st century as educators and communi- .tors to a growing arts public. 1975 rth the surveys and the report have assisted Lours Hanrus Sunvev, AuErucms nm rus Anrs Second in a series of surveys investigating the importance ts institutions throughout the country to of the arts in America to the American people. :tter understand their audiences and to chart Funded by Philip Morris Incorporated. eir policies for the future. 1973 Loun Hnnrus SunvEv, ArusRrcANs ,llro nn Anx First in a series of surveys to determine the interests of the American public toward funding of the arts. Funded by Philip Morris Incorporated. j-' I I . 1986 reference was made to Miller's sponsorship of the Rockingham County Heritage Festival and the Greensboro Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award, Distinguished Symphony In-School Program conducted in Rockingham Achievement Awards Winner: Presented in recognition of County. Rockingham County Arts Council noniinated Miller an outstanding arts-support program, and in recognition for this award. of sponsorship of the following events: The Joffrey Ballet's * Grand Award, International Festival of Art on 1986 National Tour; Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater; Film, Monheal: Presented lor Crand Central. The Dance Theatre of Harlem; Music from Marlboro; Music AWAR DS TO at the Crossroads: An American Sampler; 1985 Governor's EMMY Award, National Association of Television Arts and ARTS Sciences: Presented f.or Bearden Plays Bearden.. Arts Awards; The Statue of Liberg Centennial/Beyond the Golden Door: Settlement Houses in Neu Yorh; The Hidden Orange County Business in the Arts Award: Presented to Heritage: Afro-American Art, 1800-1950; Southern Folh Art; Mission Viejo Company for outstanding artistic support. MO RRIS Texas: Art on the Road; The Artist and the the Whitney PHIt IP Quilt; The State of Wisconsin Governoy's Award in Support of the Museum of American Art at Philip Morris, and the Virginia Arts: Presented to Miller Brewing Company and Wlliam Museum of Fine Art's West Wing opening. Howell, President and CEO, on behalf of the people of the State Two EMMY Awards, National Association of Television of Wisconsin for exemplary support of the arts and the Arts and Sciences: Presented company's "perceptive tor The Precious Legacy. recognition of their vital hilip Morris is proud of its efforts on behalf of the arts and is First Place, National importance to the quality of life Educational Film Festival, in of citizenry" and for In recognition of the the IWisconsin] pleased by their public acknowledgement. category "World History." "leadership in assembling and quality, originality, and diversity of its arts-support program, exhibiting the state's largest 1985 corporate art collection with I Philip Morris has received more than 60 awards from arts and Wisconsin-related themes." Blue Ribbon, American Film business organizations. These honors have set a challenging Festival: Presented f.or The 1984 standard for the company's continuing commitment to the hecious Legacy. Grand Prize, Bordeaux Silver Hugo, Chicago support of art and the enrichment of culture worldwide' International Architectural International Film Festival: Film Festival: Presented for Presented for The Precious Grand Central. Legacy. Forbes/BCA Business in the CINE Golden Eagle: Presented Arts Award Distinguished tor The Precious Legacy. Achievement Award Winner: The City Club of New York's Albert S. Bard Award for Presented in recognition of an outstanding arts-support Excellence in Architecture and Urban Design: Presented in program, and in recognition of spofisorship of the following recognition of the architectural design and use of the Whitney events: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's 25th- Museum of American Art at Philip Morris, in the category Anniversary Tour; The Artist and the Quilt; Painting in the "Public Space and Amenity Within Corporate Structures." South; The Precious Legacy: Judaic Treo.sures from the ForbesiBCA Business in the Arts Award, Distinguished Achieve Czechoslouah State Collections; Second Western States ment Awards Winner: Presented in recognition of an outstanding Exhibition; The Vatican Collections: The Papacy and Art; and arts-support program, and sponsorship of the following events: the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris. In all, .Primitiuism"in 20th-Century Art: Affinity of the Tibsl and the the company initiated or continued ongoing support to more Modem; Horst P. Horst; New York: Aft on the Road;Twelue Months than 60 cultural centers and art associations, 26 dance of Tobacco;TheJoffrey Ballet's 1984 national tour; Music at the comphnies, 30 historical societies, Crossroads; Govemor's Arts Awwds; Museums for a New Cenfttry 75 museums, 68 opera and music groups, and over report; "Americans and the Arts/1984 Louis Hanis Survey," and the 55 television, radio, and theatrical operations. film on the exhibilionThe Precious kgaqt: JudaicTreaures from Forbes/BCA Business ln the Arts Award: Presented to the Czechoslouak State Collections. Mission Viejo Company for outstanding artistic contributions Engrcvlng ol Phillls Whcollen lrcn Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award: Presented to to the California community, such as various land and lhe erhibilion Rcmcmber lhc Ladicst Mission Viejo Realty Group for outstanding artistic artifactual don4tions to the Orange County Natural History Women ln Amefiae, l750-l8llt, contributions in California and Colorado and for ongoing Museum and Orange County Performing Arts Center. rccipicnt cl lhe I 977 lrtr ond has provided ongoing support to a variety Busine* Council Encorc ftlr Aword. support to community arts organizations and activities. Mission Viejo also Governor's Business Award in the Arts and Humanities: of arts organizations and activities. Presented in recognition of Miller Brewing Company's Gold Award, International Film and Television Festival of outstandinq support of the arts in North Carolina. Particular New York: Presented lor The Precious Legacy. RTS !VARDS Orange County Business in the Arts Award: Bronze Award, International Film and 1982 Chicago International Film Festival Si Presented to Mission Viejo Realty Group Inc. Television Festival of New York: Presented Hugo Award: Presented in \ Capital Award for Art Sponsors, Germany: recognition for outstanding artistic support. in recognition of excellence in filmmaking for cinematographic achievement Presented in recognition of Philip Morris for the I Tato and The Seuen-lJp Mystery, an animated Earth, Fire snd Water, based GmbH, Munich's competition "Dimension," on the ext children's short for bottlers' use primarily in A Century of Ceramics in the llnited held every two years for young artists. Sta 1983 Latin America. 1978, organized by the Everson Museu Continued support for art since 1970 was also Syracuse, NY. ACA Corporate Awatd: The American Council Louisville Chamber of Commerce Annual noted. for the Arts awarded Philip Morris its Community Service Award: Presented to CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented in Corporate Award "for outstanding leadership Philip Morris U.S.A. recognition of highest cinematographi recognition of highest cinematographic in support of the arts." for its annualPhilip achievement tor Champions of Americt achievement Ior Hopper's Silence, based on Morris Festival of based on the exhibition of the same nt futs and Business Council Encore Arts Award: the exhibition Edward Hopper: The Art and the Stars Country organized by the National Portrait Gall Presented in recognition of Philip Morris's ,Arfist, organized by the Whitney Museum of Music Show. The l']x )l'{ 'ssir }l r isr l l Smithsonian Institute, Wash.ington, DC 2S-year program of wide-ranging support I American Art. show has been in of the arts, with a special mention of the (,l.li\l Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Awa existence for 28 \ \\ l\ I t I t'l{i\ t,,o;.t,)j{' Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award: opening of a branch of the Whitney Museum Presented in recognition of two major years. Presented in recognition of Philip Morris's of American Art in the Philip Morris World exhibitions, Expressionism: A Cerman, sponsorship of three major programs in 1981: Headquarters building, "establishing a major Mayor's Award for 1905-1920, organized by the Solomon I Pcrlormrnre ol Arnold Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's New art museum in midtown Manhattan and adding the Arts: Presented Guggenheim Museum, and Edward Ho1 Schonbcrg'r Plerrol York City Gala; Brooklyn Academy of Music's an important cultural resource to this busy to The Seven-Up Lvnafue, prcrentcd ol The Art and the,ArIrsf, organized by tht production of Philip Glass's opera Satyagraha; commercial area;" and the sponsorship of the Company, stating thc Solonon R. Whitney Museum of American Art. Nol and The Joffrey Ballet's 1981-82 national tour. 25th anniversary of the Alvin Ailey American that its "staunch Guggenhelnr lluseun in too, was the film made in conjunction coniunrtion with Exhibitions noted were Champions of American Dance Theater. support of many of the Hopper exhibition, Hopper's Silenc Erptessionitmt A Sport, Collaboration: Artists and Architects, and our area's [St. four performances of Prerrof Lunaireb Capital Award for Art Sponsors: Presented to Getman lnhtilion, Buffalo Bill and the Wild West. The company's Louisl cultural 1905.1920, Orchestra of Our Time, presented at tl Philip Morris GmbH, Munich, in recognition of funding for a three-day festival of Hispanic arts institutions is a reclpient ol lhe Guggenheim Museum in conjunction v its extraordinary professional and systematic in New York City was cited as well. shining example of I 982 Forbee/BGA the Expressionism exhibition. level of sponsorship, with impressive results. .. what can be d Busincsr in lhe Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award: Arle Awrrd. Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Awa CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented in achieved when the Presented in recognition of The Seven-Up Presented in recognition of four major recognition of excellence in filmmaking for corporate Company's corporate contributions to the exhibitions, two films, and support of Grqnd Central, based on the exhibition Grcnd community Repertory Theatre of St. Louis (1981's largest -: performing and visual arts organizatio Central Terminal: City Within the City, organized supports such corporate contribution); St. Louis Arts and particularly the largest corporate grar by The MunicipalArt Society of New York. worthwhile Humanities Commission; "St. Louis Editions," given to fund a dance tour, which wen community a national marketing program; and Laumeier CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented in 25th-Anniversary Tour of The Joffrey I endeavors." International Sculpture Park's project by recognition of excellence in filmmaking for Alexander Liberman. Houston International Film Festival I Progress, Orange County Not Promises, a film depicting Award: Presented in recognition of hi1 Business in the Hemmis Film Festival First Prize: Presented to village life in rural northeastern Thailand. cinematographic achievement ior Bea Arts Award: Buffalo Bill and the Wild West lor excellence in First Annual Architectural League Award: Plays Bearden, based on the retrospec Presented to film; film based on the exhibition of the same Presented to Philip Morris Chairman Ceorge Porler lor Erpteseionitmz A Getman lnluilion, name organized by The Brooklyn Museum and exhibition Romare Bearden: 1 970-1 980 Mission Viejo 1905.20. Ihe erhibition hclpcd Phlllp llorric to recelve Weissman for 25 years of support of the arts Buffalo Bill Historical Center. organized by the Mint Museum of Art Realty Group Inc. rh6 Forbcr/lGl Burincsc in lhe Arlc Awlrd. and architecture. l98l Charlotte, NC. for outstanding IFPA Bronze Cindy Award: Presented to the Grand Prize, International Film and artistic support. film Buffslo Bill and the Wild West lor Sydney Film Festival and Melbourne Television Festival of New York Presented excellence. Festival: fcrth, Fire and Wcterwas invi Presidential Award-Private Sector Initiative in recognition of excellence in filmmaking for the representative film entered in thes Commendation: The President's Committee Ohio Film Festival "Chris Statuette": First Grand CentraL based on the exhibition competitions. on the Arts and Humanities honored Philip prize presentedto Buffalo Bill and the Wild Grand Centrol Terminal: City Within the City, United States IndusEial Filn Festival I Morris Incorporated with an award of honor West lor excellence in film. organized by The Municipal Art Society of Creative Excellence: Presented in reco "for its civic leadership in providing New York. excellence for the film Ambassador of longstanding and continuing support of 1981 Q an account of Philip Morris Incorporate Silver Award, International Film and artistic excellence and for bringing art of the American Film Festival Finalist: international tobacco business. Television Festival of New York Presented highest quality to citizens across the nation." Representative film for this prestigious in recognition of excellence in filmmaking for President Reagan presented Philip Morris "invitation only" competition was Beorden Lift Up Your Hecrt, based on the exhibition Incorporated with this award "in recognition Plays Bearden from the exhibition Romare 1980 The Vatican Collections: The Papacy and Art, of exemplary community service in the finest Bearden: 1970-1980, organized by the Mint Arts and Business Council Eneore Artr organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. American tradition." Museum of Art in Charlotte, NC. Presented in recognition of Philip Morr RTS WARDS sponsorship of. A Century of Ceramics in Scala: U.S. Bicentennial Tour; Remember the the United Stotes, 1878-1978; New Yorh Art: 1974 Ladies: Women in America, 1750-1815, On the Road; The Liuoble City: Loue It or Esquire/BCA organized by the Pilgrim Society; Philip Morris Business in the Arts Award Lose It; and Edward Hopper: The Art ond Presented in Summersounds, free outdoor performances by recognition of the exhibition the Artist; as well as a special city and art Frontier America: various dance, The Far Wesf, organized advertising series, and special employee the Museum of Fine futs in Boston. programs. theater, and music groups at The CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented in Brooklyn Museum recognition of highest cinematographic 1973 during the showing of achievement for Neu Art of the American Arts and Business Council Encore futs A Two Centuries of West, based on the exhibition Presented in recognition of the exhibition First Black American Art, Western States Biennia.l Exhibition, Masterworhs from the Museum of the Amer which, along with the organized by the Western States Indian, organized by The Metropolitan Mu Art "lt Takes fut to Make Foundation. of Art, and overall contributions to the arl a Company Great" CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented in national ad campaign recognition of highest cinematographic by Intermedia, was r972 achievement Ior Eorth, Fire and Water, also cited. Pcolcr lor Edwanl Hoppcte New York Board of Trade Award: Presen based on the exhibjtion A Century of Ceramics the film ffeu,4rt of the Americon Wesd based on fhc Ail ond lhe Atlist, lhe Forbes/BCA recognition of the exhibition Two Hundre in the United Stat"i, Bfs4gfs,oiganized by the the exhibition First Western States Biennisl lihn wos lhe rcclpienl ol Business in the Arts Years of North American Indion Art, orgar Everson Museum of Art. the 1982 ClilE Goldcn Exhibition, organized by the Western States Art Award: Presented in Eoglc Award, presenlcd by the Whitney Museum of American Ar1 Forbes/BCA Business in the Foundation. futs Award: in rc:ognition ol highcrt recognition of luo Presented in recognition of Philip Morris's clnenllogrophic Centuries of Black sponsorship of six major exhibitions in 1979. 1979 American Art, I97I Three outstanding examples : Michelangelo CINE Golden Eagle Award: Presented in Hoppe/s Silence. organized by the Los lnstrllotion vlewr futs and Business Council Encore Arts and His World: With Drawings from The British recognition of highest cinematographic lrom Dolley and alhe Angeles County Museum of Art. Awardl Presented in recognition of the Museum; A Century of Ceramics in the united achievementfor Dolley and "the Great Little Grcot Lillle lladiron.o Silver Plaque, International Film and exhibition Two Hundred Years of North States, I 87&l 928; and the Flrs t Western - Stotes Madison," based on the exhibition of the same lhe llhn wrr the recipi. Television Festival ofNewYork Presented in American Indisn Art, organized by the W Biennial Exhibr?lon. Continued support for art name, organized by the American cnl ol lhe Institute of recognition of cinematographic achievement Museum of American Art, and overall . acquisition and revolving loans to the Whitney 1979 Glt{E Golden Architects Foundation. for the film Remember the Ladies: Women in contributions to the arts. Museum of American fut, nine art associations, logle Awnrd, Fifth Annual Antiques Monthly Award: prercnled in America, 1750-1815, based on the exhibition Esquire/BCA Business in the Arts Awar eleven cultural centers, three dance Presented in recognition of the corporation's rccognltion ol organized by the Pilgrim Society. Presented in recognition of the exhibitio companies, six historical societies, sixteen highcrl "distinguished contribution to art and cinemalogrcphic Chris Bronze Plaque, 25th-Annual Two Hundred Years of North American Int museums, seven symphonies, and eleven schlovenent. antiquities." Columbus Film Festival: Presented in .Arf, organized by the Whitney Museum c theaters were noted. Two films, based on the Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award: recognition of the film Remember the Ladies: American Art. ceramics exhibition and the Western States Presented in recognition of the Women in America, 1750-1815, based on the Biennial, were made available to cable corporation's sponsorship of four major touring exhibition organized by the Pilgrim Society. television free of charge. exhibitions 1970 in America and two abroad, and support of International Film and Television Festival of performing and visual arts associations and Arts and Business Council Encore Arts New York Presented in recognition 1976 of organizations. Award: Presented in recognition of the cinematographic achievement for the film Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award: company's sponsorship ol Contemporarl Earth, Fire ond Water, based on the exhibition Presented in recognition of major support to Black Artists, organized by the Milwauke A Century 1978 of Cerqmiu in the llnited Stotes, l8T8- The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Center, and its l2-city tour. 1978, organized by the Everson Museum of Art. Forbes/BCA Business Arts for the first American appearance of La in the Arts Award: Esquire/BCA Business in the Arts Awar Skowhegan Presented in recognition Scala Opera Company; co-sponsorship of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney ol Jasper Johns, A Presented in recognition of the companl Award: Presented Retrospectiue Exhibition, Remember the Ladies: Women in Americq 1750- in recognition of the organized by the sponsorship of Contemporary Blach Arti: corporation's Whitney Museum 1815; and a series of art advertisements ongoing commitment to the of American Art; a exhibition, organized by the Milwaukee, support continuation of the designed to encourage other corporations to of the arts. tour of the exhibition Center, and its l2-city tour. Two Centuries of Blach support the arts. Touche Ross and Company New perspectives American,Arf, and for widespread support of performing Award: Presented in recognition of the and visual United States Industrial Film Festival Gold arts associations corporation's outstanding contributions to and organizations. Camera Award: Presented in recognition of 1965 the arts and for "creating a bridge between cinematographic excellence for the film Irfe, EsquireiBCA Business in the Arts Awar cultural institutions." 1977 Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness...A Presented in recognition of Pop and Op, Celebration, based on the exhibition IHs exhibition of graphics, including 33 worl Firrt Place, United States Industrial Film futs and Business Council Encore Arts Festival presented Flowering of American Folk Art, 1776-1876, commissioned and purchased by Philip Golden Camera Award: in Award: Presented in recognition of overall recognition organized by the Whitney Museum of Morris, which was organized by the Amt of cinematographic excellence for contribution to the arts, citing Teatro Alla American Art. Federation of the Arts. E r 30 Art Museum Association of America, 32, Benson & Hedges Orchestra Scholarship YEAR 71,81 Fund, 62 Art Museum of South Texas, 34, 71 Beny, Roloff,49 REPORT Art of Music: American Patntings and Bergman, Ingmar,9l Musical Instruments, I 770-1 I I 0, The, 21 Bergstrom-Mahler Museum, 72 Artreach, 81 Berlinart: 1 96 1 - 1 987, 29, 31 Arts and Business Council,8l Bethune Museum-Archives, 72 INDEX Arts and Business Council Encore Arts Beuys, Joseph, 49 Award, 98,99, 100, 101 Big Picture in the Neu York School, The,92 Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Bilingual Foundation of the Arts, 82 Louis,81,85 Billboard Art Display, 26 Arts and Humanities Commission/Arts Birmingham Museum of Art, 31, 35,37,72 American Federation of the Arts, 45, 49, and Fountains Foundation of St. Louis, Birth of the Poet, The,69 71,81, 101 82, 86 Mary & Leigh Block Gallery, 31, 40, 76 American Film Festival, 89, 91,99 Arts and Philip Morris: A 30-Year Celebration, The,89 Bluegrass Music Festiual of the U.S., 50, 62 A American Film Institute, 93 Arts and Science Council of B'nai B'rith Klutznick Museum, 38 Aaron Davis Hall, 55 American Friends of Cambridge Charlotte/Mecklenburg, 82 Boggio, Emilio,87 ABC's of Preseroation of Works of Art Made University, 71 Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant of Paper and the Story of Paper, The,87 American Frontier Culture Foundation, 81 Bollinger, Bill,49 County, 82 Abrams, Harry N., 87 American Institute of Architects Boomerang,2T Arts Council of Richmond, The, 82 International Architectural Film ACA Corporate Award, 98 Foundation, 42, 45, 81,92, 100 B,ordeaux Arts for Youth,53 Festtoal,89,97 Acting Company, The, 6l American-lrish Historical Society, 85 Arts International, 82 Borough Hall Restoration Foundation, 82 Actors Equity Foundation, 60 American Museum of Natural History, 40, 7t Art Walls,26 Bowdoin College Museum of Art, 31, 72 Adams, John, 64 American Music Theater Festival, 6l Ashe, Arthur, 90 Bowers Museum, 72 Adelaide Festival, 41 Ameican Painting, I 930-1 980, 40 Asian Cultural Council, 82 Box Transformed, The, 27 Adhibit Committee, Inc., The,37 American Quadricentennial Corporation, Asia Society, The,72 Braille Circulating Library, 86 Advanced Dance Development Center, 52 81 Aspen Music School, 85 Branches of the Arts, 82 Age of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent, American Repertory Theatre, 50, 60 The,29,30 Association for Business Sponsorship of Brancusi, Constantin, 36 American Theatre of Actors, 61 the Arts, 82 Aida,67 Bravo Arts Association, 82 Amon Carter Museum, 71 Australian Museum, 48, 72 Bravo Arts Education, 85 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, 50, Anderson, The 52, 98, 99 Laurie, 59 Australian Photographers: Philip Brazilian Cultural Foundation, 82 Morris Collection,47 Air,28,48 Andre, Carl,49 Marcel Breuer and Associates, 18, 23 Angels of Swedenborg, The,68 Avery Fisher Hall, 64 Akademie der Kiinste, 42, 71 Breue Historia del Grabado en Metal,47 Annual Art Competition Auoriaz Horror Mouie Festiual,93 Akron Art Institute, 40, 71 @ominican British Museum, The, 45 Republic), 68 Albany Arts Council, 81 Bronx Council of the Arts, 82 Antigone,62 30, 32, 72 Albany Institute of History and Art, 71 Bronx Museum of the Arts, The, Antonioni, Michelangelo, 9 1 Albany Museum of Art, 31, 71 Bronze Medallion, 22 Aragua State Folklore Music,62 Albright-Knox Gallery, 40, 71 Bronze Statue of Liberty Enlightening the Architectural League of New York, 81 World,20 Albuquerque Museum, 38, 7l Arkansas Cultural Enterprises, 81 Brook, Peter, 51 Alchemedians, The, 69 Armitage Ballet, The, 54, 68 Brooklyn Academy of Music 51, Richard Allen Center for Culture and Art, B @AI\Q, Arp, Jean,.25 55, 59, 67, 68, 99 f.f 84 Bach, J. S.,64 a Art and Georgia,25 Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association, Allentown Art Museum, 71 Balanchine, George, 50, 58 Art at Philip Morris,87 69,72 lh\ , Alleyn, Edmund, 26 Ball, Lucille,35 El Arte de Surrealismo,43 Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, 69 'i' Alliance ol New York State Art Councils, Ballet Hispanico of New York, 50, 53, 54, Art Exhibitions Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, 55 Inc., The, 81 of Virginia Artists,23 68 Art for the Masses, 191 1-1917: Brooklyn Historical Society, The, 72, 85 Alliance of Resident Theatres, 61 A Radical Ballet Pacifica, 50, 53 Magazine and lts Graphics,2T Brooklyn Museum, The, 34, 40, 43, 46, 69, Alternative Center for International Arts, 7l Ballet Philippines, 53 Art from Baker Lake-The People Within, 72,90,99, 101 Ambassador of 11,99 Museum of Art, The, 32,43,72 Quality 46 Baltimore Brooklyn Philharmonia Chorus, 62 Ambassadors of Opera, 67 Art Gallery ol Ontario, 46, 49,71 Albert S. Bard Award, 97 Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony American Academy in Rome, 85 Ballet Dance, 58 Art in Business: The Philip Morris Story John Barker Classical Orchestra, The, 64 American Association of Museums, The, (Flunter), 87 Bartholdi, Frederic-Auguste, 20 Brooklyn Public Library, 69 71, 81, 87, 94, 95 Art Institute of Chicago, The, 30, 38, 41, 7l Bass Museum of Art, 38, 72 Trisha Brown Company, 55 American Ballet Theatre, 50, 53, 54 Artist and the Quilt: Reflections and Baiime,4l Trisha Brown Dance Company/Set and American Conference of Cantors, 62 Celebrations, Ihe (film), 89 Bausch, Pina,51 Re-Set, 59 American Council for the Arts, 81 Artist and the Quilt, The, 20, 37 , 89,97 Romare Bearden: I 970-1 980, 29, 43, 91, 99 Buffalo Arts and Music Ltd., 56 American Council for the Arts Corporate ArtisB '75,46 Bearden Plays Bearden,gl, 97, 99 Buffalo BilI and the WiId West,28,40, 90, 99 Award, 98 Artists '79,43 Bellerive, Maicel, 26 Buffalo Bill and the WiId West (film), 90, 99 American Council of Learned Societies, 81 Artists Space/Committee for the Visual Bellevue Art Museum, 32, 72 Buffalo Bill Historical Center, 40, 85, 90, 99 American Craft Museum, 7l Arts, 71 Benson & Hedges Magazine Writing Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Memorial Arts American Dance Festival, 53 Art Lobby, State Capitol @rankfort, KY), 33 Award, The,87 Project, 82 g r NDEX Irunnx Bunshaft, Gordon, 22 Chesterfield County Historical g5 Society, Conway, Gordon, 42 M. H. de Young Memorial Museum ,38,47 ,76 Bufruel, Luis, 91 Chicago gs Historical Society, 40, 42, 46, Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 44, 73 Dimension Competition, 99 r Business Committee for the Arts Inc., 82, 87 Chicago g9, International Film Festival, 92, Corcoran Gallery of Art, The, 30, 38, 40, Dimension '77-lmages of Our Time,45 Button, Dick,90 97, 99 46,73 Dimension'7g-Plastic Worhs of Our Time, Chicago Public Library Cultural Center, Corporation of Yaddo, The, 82 44 33, 73 Council for the Arts of Westchester, 82 Dimension'81,41 Chicago State University, 32 Country Western Entertainment, 68 Dimension'83,37 Children's Art Carnival, The, 82 Cowboy Artists of America Museum Dine, Jim, 44 Lucinda Childs Dance Company, 55 Foundation, 73 Dolley and the "Great Little Madison," 28, China Institute, 34 Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical, 28,32 45,92, r00 Cho_osing; An Exhibition of Changing Creative Arts Rehabilitation Center, Inc., Dolley and the "Great Little Madison" C Perspectiues in Modern Art and Art Cabarrus County 84 (film),92, i00 Arts Council, 82 Criticism by Black Americans, tg21_ Creative Time, 58, 59, 69, 82 Calder: Selections from the permanent I 985,32 Domingo, Placido, 67 Crocker Art Museum, 31, 73 Douglas, Aaron, 31 Collection,2l Choreographia Nova International prize California AJro-American Art Museum, 32 Competition, 52 Cuetara, Arturo, 48 Drawing Center, The, 73, 82 72 Chris Bronze Plaque,92, l0l Cullman, Joseph F., 3rd, 20 Drei Griechendramen, Die, 62 California: Art on the Road,39 Chris Statuette, 90, 99 Cultural Center of the Philippines, 53 Dubuffet, Jean,29, 42 California Arts Council, 3g Christmas Carol, A, Eg Cultural Council Foundation, 82 Katherine Dunham Museum, 75 Callas,69 Chrysler Museum, 86 Merce Cunningham Dance Company,55 Dupuy, Jean,48 Cal Performances, 58 Cigarette Manufacturing Center, 23 Cunningham, Imogen, 21 Durate, Angel, 26 Canadian Guild of Crafts, 48 CINE Golden Eagle, 89, 90, 91, 92, 92, 98, Dusable Museum of African American Cantica Hebraica,62 99, 100 History, 73 Capistrano Valley Symphony, 62 Circle in the Square, 6l DV8 Physical Theatre, 68 Capital Award for Art Sponsors, 9g, g9 Circle Repertory Theater, 61 Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, City Center Theater, 56 56 City Club of New York, 97 Cardinal, Marcelin, 26 City Contemporary Dance Co., 53 Caribbean D Cultural Center, 72, 84 City Grand Opera Society, 6Z Dallas Historical Society, 39, 42 Carlson, Carglyn, 69 City Liveability Awards, The, 86 Dallas Museum ofArt,36, 40,46,73 LArmen, bl City Stage, 62 Dance Notation Bureau, 54 E Carnegie Hall, 64 CNIL Wars: The Rome Section, The,6g Dance Project,50,54 Earth, Fire and Water,91, 99, 100 Carnegie Institute, 40, 72 Michael Clark & Company, 6g Dance Theater Workshop, 56 Eastern Cabarrus Historical Society, 85 Carpenter Center for the performing Arts, Martha Clarke/Richard peaslee and Dance Theatre of Harlem, 50,54,57 ,97 Edelson, Marybeth, 30 56 Company,60 Eden Brewery, 24, 25 Lewis Carroll and Alice, I Dance/USA,54,87 832-t9g2, Bg Classic Stage Company, 61 Dance/USA Directory of Member Dance Educational Broadcasting Corporation, Casa de Teatro, 87 Cleveland Museum ofArt,4b, 23 Companies, ST WNET-Channel 13,85 Center for African Art, The, 31, 72 Clocktower Gallery, The, 33, 75 Dancing for Life,57 Edward H. Potthast: American Painter of Center for Arts and Culture of Bedforrl Harold Clurman Theatre, The, 61 Summer and Surf,3l Stuyvesant, The, 84 Dancing in the Streets, 56 CoDanceCo., 54 Danspace, 56 Eiko & Koma, 51, 68 Center for the Arts Beach, Fla.), 30, ffero Cody, Buffalo Einstein the Beach, 69 72 Bill, 40, 90 Stuart Dauis: An Ameican in Paris,27 on 5l, Colden Center for performing Arts, Elder Craftsmen, The, 85 Center for U.S. China Arts Exchange, 34 56 Day, Mary, 59 Collaboration: Artists & Architects,2g, 40, Elements: Fiue Instollations, 2l Center for Visual Arts Gallery,44,72 qq D.C. Wheel Productions, The Dance Place, 1 1 Pop Artists-The Neu Image,25, 49 Central Park Conservancy, 5g 56 Collection of Paintings, Drauings, and Central Virginia Educational Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians, 51, E.L.J. Art Collection, 46 TV WCVE_ Prinfs, Miller Brewing Company Channel,85 54,69 Elliott Sharp and Carbon/The Peter Headquarters, 24 Centre Cultural Neuchatelois, de Chirico, Giorgi, 41 Zummo Orchestras, 68 60 Collections, New Manufacturing Center, 23 De Cordova and Dana Museum and Park, El Paso Museum of Art, 30, 73 Centro de la Cultura de Santiago, 43, 72 College of William and Mary, 25 44,73 Century of Emergence and Progresston: Six Ceramics in the llnited States, Colo-nial Williamsburg Foundation, 187&1 The, de Crignis, Herhard,4T Contemporary American Artists, 44 978,,4, 43, 91, 99, 100 82, 85 Teresa, 68 EMMY Awards, 90, 91, 97 Chamber Ballet U.S.A., 54 De Keersmaeker, Anna Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, 34, 73 Chamber Music Willem de Kooning: Painting and Sculpture, Ensemble Studio Theatre, The, 60, 61 Society of Lincoln Center, Colquitt County Arts Council, g2 62 38 Entr'acte: 1973-74, 48 Columbus Museum of Art, 73 Chompions of American Del Pensar Venezolano (Graneill), 87 Entrata,6S Sport,2g,40, 90, 99 Compagnie Maguy Marin, 6g Democracy in America, 69 Champions of American Sport (film), 90 Equity Library Theatre, 61 Concordia University, 62 Changing Likeness : 21th-Century portrait Denver Art Museum, The, 32, 36,44,47, Ernst, Max,41 Confederate Memorial Literary Society- 73 Draw ings-Permanent Co llection, The, 2l Esquire/BCA Business in the Arts Award, Museum of the Confederacy, TJ Charlip, Remy, 69 Denver Center for the Performing Arts, 101 Contemporary Arts Museum, 40, 73 The, 57 Chateau de Grandson, 85 Everson Museum of Art, 43, 44, 48, 73, 92 Contemporary Black Artists, 25, 49, 101 Denver Symphony Orchestra, 51, 62 99, 100 Checkerboard Foundation, Inc., 93 Conte mporary Cutouts, 2l Desert Music, The,69 German Intuition, 1905- Chermayeff, Ivan, 23 Expressiontsm: A Contemporary North Carolina Arts and De Staebler, Stephen, 30 1920, 41,99 Chermayeff & Geismar Associates, Inc., 24 Crafts,23 Detroit Institute of Arts, The, 36, 38, 73 Eyerly, Scott,51, 64 r NDEX NDEX 4 Maestros Modemos: De Chirico, Ernst, Green Bay Symphony Orchestra Inc., 63 Holm, Celeste,92 Magritte, y Miro,41 Green Hill Gallery, 24, 25 Hombre que Invent6 un Puerto, El, 93 Four Seasons School of Classical Dance, Greensboro Symphony In-School Hong Kong Arts Centre, 31, 83 58 F Program, 97 Honolulu Academy of Arts, 47, 74 Garth Fagan's Franklin Furnace, 56 Bucket Dance Theatre, 54 Grossmann, Mechthild, 69 Raymond Hood: City of Towers,27 Falkirk Community Franzen, Ulrich, 18, 20,22,24 Cultural Center, Z4 Guatemala Department of Fine Arts, 43 Edward Hopper: Prints and lllustrations,44 Far West, The,47 Frazier, Charles, 48 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum,39, 41, Eduard Hopper: The Art and the Artist,4l, Friends Fashion and Designs of Cordon Conway, of American Art in Religion, The, 42, 60, 64, 80, 99 91,99, 100 1916-1936, The,42 42,82 Guillo Perez,45 Hopper's Silence, 91, 99 Favro, Friends of Puerto Rico, 74 Diane, 33 Gutmann, Willi, 23 Horn, Roni,43 Fearful Symmetries,64 Friends of the lxchel Museum, 74 Guy Renard,42 Horst P. Horst,35,97 Federated Arts Council of Richmond, 82 Friends of the Roanoke Island Center for the Hot Video Braille, 36 Federation Francaise Arts, 84 des Societ6s d'Amis Houston International Film Festival de Mus€es, 82 Frontier America (film), 93 Bronze Award, 91, 99 Feld Ballet, The, Frontier America: The Far West, 47, 54 l0l Howard University, 32 Fenley, Molissa, Fuller, Meta Vaux Warrick, 31 5l Howell, William, 97 Molissa Fund for American Directors and Fenley and Dancers, 55, 68 Hunter, Sam,87 Ferris, William, Designers, 67 89 Huntington Art Gallery, 40, 74 Festival F'oundation, 82 H Huntington Galleries, The, 74 49 Festiua I lberoamericano publicidod, g3 Haacke, Hans,48, de Hurtubise, Jacques, 26 Haags 47, 74 Festival Latino, 68 Gemeentemuseum, Haas, Richard, 18, 22 Festival of Flanders, 51, 63 FCte des Clouns,60 Haas Room, The,22 Reynaldo Hahn,87 Fifth Annual Antiques Monthly Award, 100 Halas, George, 90 Fiji Theatre Company, The, 59 G Hammond Museum, 74 Film Society of Lincoln Center Inc., 93 Galeria de laRaza,74 Gallery Association york Hampton University Museum, 32, 74 Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego, 47, 7 4 of New State, 74, 82 Harbor Festival Foundation, 83 Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, The, 38, 47 ,74 Gallery Watari, 35, 74 Hardy, Holzman & Pfeiffer, 39 IFPA Bronze Cindy Award, 99 Fine Arts Mriseum of Venezuela, Z4 Games, The,69 Harlem Renaissance: Art of Black America, 1919-1929,31 Independent Curators lncorporated, 83 Finnish National Ballet, 59 Garden of Earthly Delights, The,60 of the Arts, The, 85 Indianapolis Museum of Art, 47, 74 Fire Emergency Fund, 67 Gaugin, Paul, 36 Harlem School Louis Harris Suruey, Americans and the Indian Art of the Americas,4T First Annual Architectural League Award, General Foods Museum, 27 Arts,95,97 Inner City Arts Council (ft4ilwaukee), 49 98 General Foods World Headquarters, lg, Haruest Home,22 In Praise of Hands-Contbmporary Crafts First Jazz Symphonic Concert, 63 27 Hassell, John, 68 of the World,28, 47 First Street Forum,43, 74 Georgia Museum oI Art,44 Haus Kunst,37, 40,74,75 Institute for Contemporary Art @oston), First Western States Biennial Gibbes Art Gallery, 35, 74 der Exhibition, 33, 40,74 44,92, r00 Girard, Claude, 26 Erick Hawkins Dance Company, The, 54 Contemporary Arts, The 31 Institute for Flint Institute ol Arts, 35, 44, 7 4 Glass, Philip, 51, 67, 99 Hayden, Palmer, Q\ew York), 34,56,75 Flowering of American Glenboro Museum, Hayes, Gerald,48 Folh Art, 17T6- 38, Z4 Institute of Contemporary Art (London), 1876, The,28, 47 ,93, t01 Glueck, Grace, 89 Hayes, Helen, 62 49,75 Flowers in Folk Art,21 Gnass, Peter, 26 Hayward Gallery, 41, 46, 74 INTAR Hispanic American Arts Center, 53, Flying Dutchman, The, 68 ,g4, The, 47, 74 Going Places: New Directions in Dance Heard Museum, 60, 61, 68 Folger Shakespeare Library, 85, 57 Hemmis Film Festioal, 99 86 lntermedia, 101 Folklore in the Dominican Golden Age of Spain, for Living Republic,44 The, 53, 6g Henry Street Settlement/Arts International Association of Art Critics, 86 Fondation Philip Golden Windows, The,69 Center,84,85 Morris du Cin6ma, La, 93 International Center in New York, 84 Footprints in the Garden: Gold History Corporation, Heritage Corporation of Louisville and Spoleto Festiual 85 International Center of Photography, 35, 75 u.t.4.,51, 69 David Gordon/Pick-up Jefferson County, The, 83 Company, 54, 6g International Festiual of Art on Film,89,97 Forbes/BCA Business in the Arts Award, Governor's Arts Awards, g7 Heritage Montreal, 85 International Film and Teleoision Festiual 97,99, 100, 101 g7 Heritage Weekend, 86 Governor's Business Award, of Neu Yorh,89, 90, 92, 93, 98, 100, 101 Forbidden City,34,74 Hernmarck, Helena, 24 Martha Graham Dance Company, 55 International Play Group, lnc., 43, 46, 83 Ge3ld R. Ford Library 74 and Museum Fund, Donald Gramm Fund for American Herron Art Gallery, 86 Artists, 67 Hesse, Eva,49 Ford's Theatre Society, 60 Grand Army Plaza, 69 Hidden Heritoge: Afro-American Art, 1800- Forest, The,68 1950, The,29,32,97 Grand Central (film), 89, 97, 98 Fort Worth Art Museum, 44, Ranch PoP Concert,62 74 Grand Central Terminal: City Within the Highland Fort Worth Museum of Science and Crry, 39,89, 98 High Museum of Art, The, 31,46,74 History, 74 Graneill, Manual,87 Hill Library, 74 Forty North Carolina Artists, 24 Graves, Nancy, 92 Historic Homes Foundation, 85 J Forum Exhibition: Selections znd Greater Louisville Fund for the Arts, g3 Historic Richmond Foundation, 85 Jackson Hatl Gallery, 33, 75 Additions, The,22 Museum, 76 Greater Milwaukee Council of Arts for History in Bronze, 85 Lillie Carroll Jackson Foster Gallery, 74 Children, 83 Ferdinand Hodler,48 Jacob's Pilloq 57 E v NDEX Iruorx Japan Society, 84 Kunsthalle,49 Louisville Summerscene Program, 68 Miller Brewing Company Headquarters, J.B. Speed Art Museum, The, 32, 35, 37, Kunsthaus,47, 75 , 44,45;75 Love of Life Orchestra, 69 24: Kunstrum, 43 Miller Mouies in the Parks,93 Jean, Jocelyn, 26 Love Theater, 59 Kunstverein, 43, 45 Lowe Art Museum, 40, 76 Miller Plus Eighty,24 Jefferson Discovery Foundation, 83 :'L" Train to Eldorado,6S Miller Plus Sixty,25 Jefferson Lecture Award, 87 Lucille Ball: First Lady of Comedy,35 Milwaukee Art Center, 45, 47,76, 101 Margaret Jenkins Dance Company, 69 Lynchburg College, 33, 76 Milwaukee Art Museum, 32,44,49,76 Jessamine County Library Fund, 86 Milwaukee Inner City Arts Jeunesse Musicale, La, 63 Council, 83 Milwaukee Performing Arts Center, 57 Jewish Museum, The, 38, 49, 75 Milwaukee Jimenes, E. Leon, 46,65,87 Public Library, 33, 76, 86 Milwaukee Public Jimenez, Luis, 92 L Museum, 39, 76 Labor Department, Milwaukee Repertory Joffrey Ballet, The, 50, 58, 97, 99 U.S., 41 Theater, 61 Laguna Jasper Johns, A Retrospectiue Exhibition, Art Museum, 30, 32, 38, 75 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, 64 46, 100 Laguna Beach School of Art, 85 Milwaukee Urban League, 49 Johns, Jasper,46, 100 Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Mint Museum of Art, 32, 31, 75 Mabou Mines, 61 35,43,45, Johnson, Lakeview Museum of 76,99 William H., 3i Arts and Sciences, Maco Crafts, 24 Lyndon 38, 75 Miro, Joan, 41 Baines Johnson Foundation and Madama Butterfly,6T the Friends of the LBJ Library, 86 Landry, Richard, 69 Mirror of Creation; l50 Years of American Madison, Dolley, 92 Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, 54 Nature Paintings, A,42 Madison, James, 92 Library, 46 La Scala Opera Company, SI, 67 Mirror Repertory Theatre, The, 6l Magritte, Henri, 4l Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane & Co., 54, 59, 69 Latin America Heritage Weekend, 68 Mirrors and Windows; American Mahabharata, The, 5I, 68 Photography I 960, Jones, James Earl, 89 Latin American Graphics, 48 Since 45 Mahaffey, Merrill, 92 Mission Performing Arts Company of Joyce Theater, The, 56 Latin American Spirit: Art and Artists tn the E.T.C., Southern California, 84 Judd, Donald,44 united states, I 920-70, The,2g,30 Mama La, 56 Manhattan Punch 61 Mission Vieio Realty Group Inc., 39, 53, Jueues 68,87 Laumeier Sculpture Park and Gallery, 75, Line, qo 97, 98 Juneau, Denis,26 Manhattan Theatre Club, 61 Mississippi Museum of Art, 43, 76 Junyet, Alberto, 87 Lazarus, Emma,33 Maracay Cultural Center, 86 Missouri Mansion Preservation, 85 Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, 40, Marathon '84,60 Modern 76 Marlboro Country Music Festiual, 63 Art Gallery (Santo Domingo), 46, 76 Leopoldo Torre-Nilsso Film Festiual, gI Morlboro Music Festiual, 63 Modern Machines: Recent Kinetic Leuis Carroll and Alice, I 832-1 982, 39 Marlboro School of Music, 50, 63 Sculpture,2l Liberman, Alexander, 90, 9g Susan Marshall and Company, 55, 68 g2 Modern Moshs,2l Lichtenstein, Roy, 44, Mason County Museum, 76 Moneto Sleet Jr. : Pulitzer" Pri ze Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Masters of Fashion Photography, SS Photojournalist, 29, 33 K Happiness... A Ce lebrat ion, g3, I 0l Masterworhs from the Museum Kandinsky in Munich: 1896-1914,39 of the Monk, Meredith, 51, 55, 68 Lifetime Burning: Alexander Liberman, A, American Indian,l0l Kandinsky, Vasily, 29, 39 90 Monolypes by Maurice Prendergast, 2l Mathias, Bob, 90 Dany Keller Gallery, 42, 73 Lift Up Your Heart, 89, 98 Monroe, Bill, 62 Jan and Frederick Mayer Collection, John F. Kennedy Elisa Monte Dance Company, 51, 54, 69 Center for the Limon Dance Company, 55 36 Performing Arts, The, 52, 58, 67, 91, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Montgomery-Hyde Park Center, 84 10i Maymount Foundation, 83 56, 57, 58, 64 Montreal Museum of Ar1,26,38,77 Kentucky Mayor's Awards for the Arts, 86, 98 Art and Craft Gallery, 75 Linder, Jean, 48 Moorhead, Kent, 89 Kentucky Center M-Base JAMS at BAM,68 for the Arts, 75, 84 Linke, Susanne, 69 Mark Morris Dance Group, 55, 68, 69 Kentuchy Derby Festiual, McNay Art Institute, 76 Sl, 65, 68, 69 Littleton Center for Cultural Arts, g4 Morris, Robert, 44 Kentucky Educational Television Meet the Composer, 64 Liuable City; Loue It or Lose It, The,42, 100 Moskee,25 Foundation, 85 Me lbourne Film Festiual, 99 Living Arts and Science Center, g4 Mousseau, Jean-Paul, 26 Kentucky State University, 75 Me lbourne Moomba Festiual, 47 Liuing uith Arts-Open Exhibition, 30 Movement Theatre International, 61 Kienholz, Edward, 49 Mercantile Library, The, 86 Lloyd, Tom, 25 Mouies in the Park,93 Kimbell Art Museum, 75 Merkin Concert Hall, 56 Long Beach Museum ofArt,38, 76 Mouing Through a Neu Toun,33 Kincaid, Diana,89 Metropolitan Museum of Art, The, 30, 38, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 40, Muna Tseng Dance Projects, 59 King, Coretta Scott, 33 48, 76,98, 10i 42, 46, 76,92, 101 Milnchner Kdpfe,47 Martin project, g3 Metropolitan Opera House, 58 Luther King Jr. Film Los Angeles County Music Center, 57 Municipal Art Society of New York, The, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Metropolitan Opera in the Porks, The, Los Angeles Music and Art School, g5 42, 83, 98 33, 76 51,67 Murray Louis Dance Company, 55 Walter Murch,2l Kirkland, Vance, 92 Mexican Fine Arts Center, 84 Louisville Bicentennial Corp., 68 Kitchen, The,56 Mexican Museum, The, 76 Joseph and Mary Muscarelle Museum of Louisville Chamber of Commerce Art, 75 Klee, Paul,36 Annual Michael Moschen in Motion,68 Community Service Award, 98 Mus6e Cantonal des Beaux Arts, 86 John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 75 Michelangelo and His World: With ^< Louisville Community Foundation, g3 Mus6e d'Art Contemporain, A Krannert . Drauings from the British Museum,44, 49, 77 Art Museum, 30, 45, 75 Louisville Museum of History and 100 Mus6e des Arts Decoratifs, 35, 77 * Kronebau,63 Science, 76 Michelangelo Buonarroti, 44 Mus6e National d'Art Moderne, 38, 46. 77 Kronos Quartet, 68 Louisville Orchestra, 86 Museo Bellas Yasuo Miller Brewing Company, 19, 24, 25, 39, de Artes, 47,48,77 Kuniyoshi,2l Louisville School of Art, 85 93, 97 Museo del Barrio, El, 51, 53, 68, 69, 73 E NDEX INDEX Museo de Sao Paulo, 40, 78 National Gallery @erlin), 37 Neu York: Art on the Road (1984), 36, 97 Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes National Gallery of Art (Washington, New York Board of Trade Award, 101 r "Caraffa;" 43 D.C.),30,44, 79 New York City Ballet, The, 50, 55, 58 Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes "Rosa National Italian American Foundation, 84 New York City Department of Cultural Galisteo de Rodriquez," 43 National League of Cities: Task Force on Affairs, 93 Octagon Museum, The, 42, 45, 79 Museum Haus Lange, 49, 78 the Arts, 86 New York City Department of Parks and O'Dougherty, Brian,9l Museum Ludwig,46, 78 National Museum (Melbourne), 48, 79 Recreation, 58, 93 Oedipus,62 Museum of American Folk Art, 35, 43, 78 National Museum of African Art, 79 New York City Opera, 51, 67 Ohio Film Festival, 99 Museum of Broadcasting, The, 36, 78 National Museum of American History, 79 Neu Yorh City Opera Summer Festiual,6T Museum O'Keefe Center, 48 of Contemporary Art, The, 78 National Museum of Fine Arts @uenos New York Community Trust, The, 83 Oklahoma Museum of Art, 32, 79 Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), 44, 47, 78, Aires),41, 79 New York Council for 83 93, l0i National Museum of Visual Plastic Arts, the Humanities, Okulick, John,22 Museum of Modern Art, The Q\ew York), 43,79 New York Dance Center, 55 Old Courthouse Theatre, 60 31,36,45, 78 National Museum of Women in the Atts: Neu York Film Festiual,9T Old Salem,85 Museum of Natural Sciences (Santo Catalogue of the Permanent Collection, New York Fire House Museum, 79 OId Time Here: The South as Depicted in Domingo), 44, 78 The,87 the Collections of the Valentine Museum New York Foundation for the Arts, 83 Museum of Science and Industry, 32, 78 National Museum of Women in the Arts, and the Museum of the Confederacy,3T New-York Historical Society, The, 39, 40, The, 79 On BIue Mountain,57,64 Museum of South Australia, 48, 78 43, 46, 85 Museum of the American Indian-Heye National News and Documentary EMMY On 42nd Street: Artists' Visions,2l New York Metropolitan Opera, 67 Foundation, 47 , 48, 78 Awards,90, 91 Once Upon a Time in the East Village,63 New York Philharmonic, 64 Museum of the Borough of Brooklyn, 78 National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian Ongoing Archive, General Foods World Institution), 40, 79, 90, 99 New York Public Library, The, 33, 79, 86 Museum of the City of New York, 34, 78 Headquarters, 27 National Theatre, Santo Domingo, 63 New York Foundation Inc., 83 Museum of the Confederacy, 37, 78 Quarterly Ontario Science Center, 47 National Theatre Museums for a New Century,87,97 of the Deaf, The, 6l New York Revels, 64 On Wings of Song,64 National TobaccoTextile Musica de Camera, 64 Museum, 79 New York Shakespeare Festival, 62, 68 Oom Pah Pah: The Great American Band, National Trust Music at the Crossroads: An American for Historic Preservation, New York State Council on the Arts, 36, 28, 39 85 Sampler, 64,97 41, 86 Opera de Montreal, 67 Nauman, Bruce, 48,49 Music from Morlboro, 63, 97 New York State Governor's Arts Awards, Opera Ebony, 64 Negro Ensemble Music of Steue Reich, The,68 Company, The, 61 86 Opera in Central Park, 67 William Rockhill Nelson Music Project, 51, 64 Gallery oI ArI, 47, New York State Museum, 31, 39, 79 Orange County Business Committee for 81 Music Theatre Group/Lenox Arts Center, New York State Theater, 58 the Arts, 83 Netherlands-American Bicentennial 50, 60 New York Theatre Workshop, 62 Orange County Business in the Arts Commission, The, 39, 85 Music Theatre Works, 61 New York: The City and lts People-A Award, 98 Nettleton, Lois, 92 Music Theatre Works/Playwrights P hoto grap h ic Ex h i b it i o n, 34 Orange County Music Center, 57 Neuberger Museum, 30, 79 Horizon, 60 New Yorh: The State of the Art,92 Orange County Natural History Museum, Neuchatel Symphony Orchestra and Cafe- 97 Concert of Les Gais Lutrins New York-Tokyo Sister City Committee, 34 Quartet, Orange County Performing Arts Center, 64 New York University, 25 53,57 ,97 Neue Kunst-Neue New York Urban Coalition, 93 Kiinstler in Mtinchen, Orchestra of Our Time, 64, 99 29,42 NEXT WAVE in Eastern Europe, The,68 Orchestra of St. Luke's, 64 Neville Public Museum of Brown County, NEXT WAVE Festival, 51, 59, 68 79 Orchestre International des Jeunesses Nikolais Dance Theatre, 55 Musicales, 63 New Alchemy: A Plastic Presence, The,28 N Nina Wiener and Dancers, 55, 69 Orff, Carl,51,62,63 New Alchemy-Elements, National Academy of Design, 37, 78 Systems, Forces, The,49 Nina Wiener Dance Company, 68 Organization of Independent National Art Museum of Sport lnc., 78 Artists/Artists Space, 79 Newark Public Library, 33, 79 92nd Street Y, 56 National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, Oshun Osogbo Festiual, 58 New Artists Coalition, 84 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, 86 83 Osterreichisches Museum fur Neu Art of the American West,92, 700 Nixon in China,68 National Association of Television Arts angewandte Kiinst, 47, 79 and Sciences, 97 Neu Colossus, The,33 Noguchi, Isamu, 34 Oswego Art Council lnc., 83 National New England Bach Festiual, The,64 Henry Nohr Gallery, 74 Center of Afro-American Artists, Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of 78,84 New Museum of Contemporary Art, The, Non-Figuratiue Swiss Painting, 1 90045, 41 Design Gallery,40, 79 National Civil Rights Museum 79 and Hall of North Carolina Artists, Forty Works,24 Outdoor Poster Art Display,26 Fame, 78 New Opera of Montreal, 67 North Carolina Museum of History, 79, 85 Ouerlay,2T National Committee for Literary Arts at New Orleans Contemporary Art Center. North Carolina School of the Arts, 85 Lincoln Center, 87 34,79 Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, National Conference for Artists, 83 New Orleans Museum of Art, 37, 38, 44,79 64 National Corporate Fund for Dance, 55 New Performance Gallery of San g North Tulsa Heritage Foundation, 83 National Corporate Theatre Fund, The, 6l Francisco, 58 H Noueno Consurso de Arte,43 National Council of La Raza, 83 Newport Harbor Art Museum, 44, 79 Nutcracher, National Cowboy Hall of Fame and New Theatre of Brooklyn, 61 The,53,59 Western Heritage Center, 78 New Virginia Reuiew Inc.,87 Nzingha Society, The, 85 P 6' National Educational g7 Film Festival, 89, Neu Yorh: Art in the City,42 Pacific Design Center, The, 79 National Endowment for the Humanities, New York: ti I Art on the Road (7979), 36, 45, Painting in the South: I 564-1 980, 29, 37, 89, 83 100 97 rr IrunEx Innrx Pqinting in the South (film), 89 Playwrights Horizons, 50, 60, 62 Romare Bearden: I 970-1 980, 29, 43, 91, gg Palazzo Fortuny,35, 79 Plymouth Antiquarian Society, 46 Romeo and Juliet,62 Pa)azzo Mairgani, 35, 79 Rose, Barbara, 92 Edgar Allen Poe Museum, The, 73 Palm Springs Desert Museum, 34, 79 Ross, Charles, 49 Pan Asian Repertory Theatre,62 Polha from the Fringe,68 Ross, CIifford,30 Panorama Benson & Hedges de la Nueua Queens Council on the Arts, 83 Pop and Op,22, 49, 51 , 101 Rotating Exhibitions (Stedelijk Museum), Pintura Lat i no ame ri ca na, 43 Queens Museum, The,80 27 Popular Dominican Music, 65 Paris Opera Ballet, 50, 58 Queens Symphony Orchestra, 64 Rothmans Benson & Hedges, 26 Parr, Lenton, 27 Portsmouth Museum, The, 32, 79 Quilt Collection,2T Rotunda Gallery, The, 80 Parrish Art Museum, The, 79 Quinquela Martin, Benito, 93 Potthast, Edward H., 31 Roulette, 64 David Parsons Dance Company,54 Roundabout Theatre Company, 62 Power Project, The,68 Peaslee, Richard, 60 Royal Ontario Museum, 38, 80 Penguin Cafe Orchestra, 69 Precious Legacy: Judaic Treasures from the Ruscha, Edward,40 Peninsula Public Library, The, 79 Czechoslooak State Collections, The, 38, Russia, 69 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, The, 89, 97 32,79 Precious Legacy, iPhe (film), 89, 97 Pentacle, 55 R People's Governmenl of Beijing Precisionist PerspectiDes: hints and Ramseyer, Andre, 26 Municipality,34 Drawings,2T Charles A. 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