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THE WITTE MUSEUM MEMBERS MAGAZINE FALL 2018 BOARD of TRUSTEES Fiscal Year 2018 THE WITTE MUSEUM MEMBERS MAGAZINE FALL 2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Fiscal Year 2018 Officers JJ Feik, Chair Dirk Elmendorf, Vice Chair Ryan Berg, Secretary From the President Jack Stein, Treasurer Contents Dear Witte Members, Don Gonzales, Past Chair With school starting, student visits are Peggy Walker high on our mind at the Witte Museum. Capital Campaign We are excited that the Charity Ball Riverside Picnic Pavilion has been built Eddie Aldrete over the summer, ready to serve the military connections, as members of Messaging Committee tens of thousands of field trip students the military, veterans or their families, and families this fall and beyond. We are which have cast them far and wide, Walter Embrey Facilities Committee most fortunate to have a generous and creating a thirst for knowledge and an PAGE 3-8 PAGE 9 - 14 PAGE 15 - 18 enlightened Trustee on the Executive understanding of cultural complexity. Tricentennial Membership Witte Volunteers Committee, Mary West Traylor, who Mary Arno The Portraits of Courage exhibition Special Exhibitions Witte Functions Calendar of Events Collections Committee has ensured that these students was specially brought to San Antonio experience all the Tricentennial because of the thousands of military Jesse Travis offerings at the Witte. Mary West families who live or move through here. Development Committee and Richard Traylor have provided This exhibit, along with the Confluence $250,000 in a match to underwrite field and Culture exhibit and the Military Michael Bolner trips for the Tricentennial, including Mark H. Metcalfe history gallery make a case for San History on Wheels education programs and the exhibition, Antonio as Military City, USA. We Mary West Traylor Confluence and Culture: 300 Years of thank Zachry Group for underwriting Unlock 300 Years of Secrets on the VIA Tricentennial San Antonio History. So far, 45,000 Trustees the exhibition of President George students have engaged in the story of Learning Lab! The VIA Learning Labs are designed to Bill Anderson W. Bush’s paintings of courageous engage the next generation of VIA riders with interesting, their history and we hope to reach tens warriors, post 9/11. Iñigo Arzac of thousands more by the time the easy-to-follow information and activities for the bus Craig Browning exhibition closes on January 7, 2019. So back to the Traylor Tricentennial and the classroom. The Witte Museum and VIA have Heather Chandler Confluence and Culture also features match: As of press time, $133,000 partnered to transform Confluence and Culture: 300 Years David Dunham has been donated as a match to of San Antonio History into a mobile experience. Learning Anthony Edwards gallery theater and demonstrations, underwrite student field trips, toward John Edwards including the recently debuted play, Lab riders will meet Maestro Perfección and learn about the goal of $250,000. We want to Betty Feldman Ode to Juneteenth and some Witte San Antonio’s rich history and how you can learn more at Rob Finney classics: 1838: A Conversation Between thank the Dickson-Allen Foundation, the Witte Museum. Bryan Grundhoefer Wars and La Chili Queen. Wells Fargo, the William Knox Holt Foundation, Mike and Mary Pat Bolner, The bus, a compressed natural gas-powered vehicle, will Rob Killen The Confluence and Culture exhibition Esteban Lopez Dirk and Annie Elmendorf, among travel to official Tricentennial events, and by-request to and orientation film have been eye- Deborah Gray Marino others in helping us reach this goal. schools and community events. To request a visit from openers for all of us. Many families Susan Naylor And we ask you to consider a donation the VIA Tricentennial Learning Lab, call 210.362.2389, Ryan Pape have thanked us for creating a to finish the match this Fall, especially or visit VIAInfo.net/community. Richard Prior comprehensive exhibition of San with only $117,000 to go! The goal Lane Riggs Antonio’s history, from the sights and is to have as many school children Edward Steves sounds of 300 years in the Cacophony as possible experience their history Elizabeth West Gallery to the Modern City Gallery, of San Antonio, and remember the where families can remark on how Tricentennial for years to come…”yes”, they see the future of the city. We they will say, “I remember the exhibit at EDITORIAL are grateful to the John L. Santikos Katye Brought the Witte and also all the celebrations Charitable Foundation of the San that year…it was a wonderful year to DESIGN Antonio Area Foundation for funding live in San Antonio as a child.” Konnor Frazier this Tricentennial offering. Witte educators are developing a new way We hope you share your story of San to capture what school children hope Antonio next time you visit Confluence and Culture: 300 Years of San Antonio COVER TRACKS for in the future, a perfect question to ask directly after they experience the History. The tracks featured Frontera, Building of the City, Tejano in this Members Sincerely, Magazine are those confluence of cultures, Military City, of bison. Bison roam in large Industrialization and social justice herds, sometimes consisting movements throughout the galleries. of thousands of animals. What we have learned is that there is Their hooves disturb the soil a wide experience of San Antonians, Marise McDermott to create small crevasses that for the most part through their President & CEO capture moisture and cover plant seeds, allowing them to germinate. Make sure to look for bison tracks throughout 1 the magazine! Magnanimous Members FUND FREE FIELD TRIPS TO THE WITTE “Which one is your favorite?!” The fourth graders darting through the galleries of Confluence and Culture: 300 Years of San Antonio History wondered aloud whether the artifacts they saw on display were real as they raced to find their favorite one. There is a reason for their excitement. Through seven galleries of artifacts, interactives and stories, the Witte’s Confluence and Culture exhibit reveals the history of San Antonio in ways very few have ever seen. Only at the Witte can you examine the real artifacts from the founding of San Antonio to the present day, meet the Maestro, greet a Chili Queen in her jacal, and build a Spanish city. A field trip like this is a priceless memory and supplements what students are learning in the classroom. And these students did it all for free. "A FIELD TRIP LIKE THIS IS A PRICELESS MEMORY AND SUPPLEMENTS WHAT STUDENTS ARE LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM." Member’s gifts to the scholarship fund help Title I schools visit the museum. This year we made a bold goal to bring every student who wanted to learn more about our shared history for free. This big idea turned into action when Mary West and Richard Traylor, longtime Witte members, challenged the Witte to match their gift of $250,000 in order to fund field trips to Confluence and Culture. The Traylors believe that every child should have access to this extraordinary exhibit that celebrates the city’s Tricentennial. Since the exhibition opened in March, 34,000 students, teachers and chaperones have taken the Traylors up on their offer. Another 6,000 have already booked their reservations to join us this fall with a goal of providing free trips for 100,000 students! So far, students have come from 64 cities as far away as Arkadelphia, Arkansas and Matamoros, Mexico. The Witte is currently taking reservations through January 2019 when Confluence and Culture closes. Funding is available on a first come, first served basis. Help us meet Mary West and Richard Traylor’s Tricentennial challenge and send students to the Witte for free! Donations of any amount will help us reach our goal and can be made online or by contacting Michelle Everidge Anderson, Director of Strategic Initiatives, at [email protected]. WITTE MUSEUM MEMBERS MAGAZINE FALL 2018 4 Ode to Juneteenth CONTINUES TO LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING! Following a successful premiere, Ode to Juneteenth has continued performances inside Confluence and Culture: 300 Years of San Antonio History to hundreds of museum visitors. Ode to Juneteenth brings the stories of Juneteenth to life, from the moment the Emancipation Proclamation was first read on June 19, 1865 all the way through today. The character Emancipation Jones will bring museum visitors on a journey of how Juneteenth shaped our city and Texas as we know it today. If you haven’t had a chance to catch this brand new Gallery Theater piece, there is still time! Performance times through the end of the year will be updated regularly at www.WitteMuseum.org. Conversations of Confluence THE CONFLUENCE | OCTOBER 3 | 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. How did we get to where we are now? Conversations of Confluence is a series of interactive experiences beginning 12,000 years ago that will lead you through our cacophonous history looking through the eyes of generations of people that called San Antonio their home. Join us for the last experience of this series: The Confluence! The Witte Museum has been honored to work with many talented people in bringing together our Tricentennial exhibit, Confluence and Culture: 300 Years of San Antonio History. Come meet and engage with a panel of some of our most influential partners in creating Tricentennial at the Witte. Visit www.WitteMuseum.org to purchase tickets. Confluence and Culture: 300 Years of San Antonio History is presented by the John L. Santikos Charitable Foundation, a fund of the San Antonio 5 WITTE MUSEUM MEMBERS MAGAZINE FALL 2018 6 Area Foundation, and generously supported by Texas A&M University-San Antonio and the City of San Antonio Department of Arts & Culture. Witte Trip Tips When you’re a member of the Witte, you can explore every day, all year with free Museum admission.
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