Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Annual Report 2014-2015

The Mission of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette is to celebrate the power of art to inspire, challenge and instruct our community through collections, exhibitions and programs

Cover Photo: “Bearly There” by artist Elizabeth Lincourt was sponsored by Sheila and Vic Klinker, Barb and Tom Reed, and Ken Knevel for permanent display at the Art Museum.

102 S. 10th Street • Lafayette, IN 47905 • www.artlafayette.org Off we go! “ArtPrize” Trip October 2014

50 Art Museum and Purdue Women’s Club travelers attended “ArtPrize” and Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids.

Howard Clark and Friends play at the opening reception for “Continuing the Sabrina Lastman and Jamie Newman perform in the McDonald Gallery with Thread: Americus Quilt Club Centennial exhibit. “Jazz Templates in Silhouette: Robert Peppers” exhibition. ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 1

Table of Contents

1 Director’s Annual Report 2014-2015 ...... 3 Art Museum Statement of Financial Position and Activities ...... 4 President’s Annual Report 2014-2015 ...... 5 Lafayette Art Assoc . Fdn ., Inc . Financial Position and Activities ...... 6 Lafayette Art Association Foundation, Inc . Report ...... 7 Art Museum Board of Directors, Committees and Staff ...... 8 Education Report ...... 11 ArtSmart: Indiana Report ...... 12 Art League’s Report ...... 14. Exhibitions Committee Annual Report ...... 20 Collections Committee Report ...... 26 Grants and Sponsors List ...... 28 Business Memberships ...... 30 Louis A . Weil Jr . Award for Volunteer Leadership ...... 31 The Presidential Award ...... 32. Membership ...... 37 2 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Executive Director’s Annual Report 2014/2015

Lions and Tigers and BEARS oh my!

This was the year of the Lions and Tigers and BEARS oh my! public art project. Thanks to the leadership of Barb Reed and the Diamond event sponsorship by the Bob Rohrman Auto Group, the Art Museum brought 40 artist-created animals to downtown Lafayette and West Lafayette through the summer of 2015. The project planning began in 2013, with lead sponsorship from the Cities of Lafayette and West Kendall and Beatrice Smith Lafayette. In 2014, Bob Rohrman agreed to be the Diamond ($20,000) Sponsor and the Michael Richard Raisor Foundation became our Sapphire ($10,000) Sponsor. A combination of forty businesses, individuals, organizations and schools contributed sponsorships at the Platinum, Gold and Silver levels to make this project possible. 36 artists and artist groups, collaborated to create the wonderful creatures. Throughout the summer, community families and visitors filled the streets following the yellow brick road to see each lion, tiger and bear. We are thankful for the generosity of all participants and volunteers who made this a great success! The Zoo outdoor exhibition, featured 22 full-size zoo animals created by Detroit Artist and Grand Rapids ArtPrize finalist, Dale Teachout. The exhibit was professionally installed by our Museum Curator, Michael Crowthers. Displayed on the Fowler House lawn, next to the Art Museum, the exhibit ran from May to September. It drew crowds of visitors to the Art Museum. Over half of the animals were purchased, and the others were donated by the artist to the Columbian Park Zoo and Klondike Elementary School. After two years of work by both boards of directors, with the leadership of Sue Holder Price and Elizabeth Lockrey, a new 5-year Strategic Plan was adopted to guide the museum toward our goals. Our signature fund raising event, the Heart of Art wine dinner and auction, was a sellout for the sixth year in a row and held at the Lafayette Country Club. Thanks to the 230 attendees, a record net income of $58,000 was raised in support of the Art Museum programs. In celebration of their 50th year of service to the Art Museum, the Art League initiated their first endowment. Through membership contributions and a matching-gift campaign with the Greater Lafayette Community Foundation, they are nearing their goal of $50,000. We are thankful for their member’s hosting our events, providing art scholarships, purchasing work for the Permanent Collection and helping directly with financial support for our Educational Staff. After only two years, our new Second Century Club members reached a total of 84 individuals and 13 businesses who annually contribute $1,000 or more toward Art Museum membership. Second Century Club members have paved the way for our museum’s growth to continue to be one of the leading cultural organizations in the Greater Lafayette region. We are truly thankful for your generosity. Finally, I want to thank the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Foundation board of directors for changing the IRS designation to a 509(a)(3) Type I Supporting Organization to the Art Museum and for adopting a policy to contribute 3-5% of the three-year trailing asset average to the Art Museum for operations. $47,529 was distributed to the Art Museum this year.

Kendall Smith II The Anne Horwedel Executive Director ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 3

President’s Annual Report 2014/2015

What an exciting year it has been! Our community and both boards worked together to establish a comprehensive strategic plan to guide our Art Museum of Greater Lafayette through the next five years. This plan is now in the hands of our committees to accomplish the tactics that have been laid out for them. They are reporting to the Board on a quarterly basis on their progress. This could not have been accomplished without the hard work and dedication of co-chairs Sue Holder Price and Elizabeth Lockrey along with their committee and the efforts of the staff. Thank you to all involved. Many in our community came out to see our Lions and Tigers and BEARS oh my! along with The Zoo exhibit. This brought many new faces to our Museum and to our downtown. The joy reflected in the faces of the children as they interacted with the animals wa priceless. Recognition for its major impact in the city center area came from the Greater Lafayette Commerce with the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette’s selection as the recipient of the Digby Award. Dennis Carson states “It has brought hundreds of people downtown to experience a unique display of community driven art showcasing what a great, vibrant downtown we have in Lafayette-West Lafayette.” Thank you to Barb Reed and Kendall Smith along with the Special Events Committee, staff and other volunteers for their many hours committed to this project. Our ArtSmart: Indiana team has been working very hard on our upcoming Indiana Bicentennial celebration in 2016. They lead others in the State with their efforts in this arena. They have applied and received grants to install iPads and iPad enclosures in West Lafayette and Tippecanoe County Libraries with interactive educational activities and games for children of all ages. They have sent 7,000 letters and 6,000 bookmarks to fourth grade art teachers throughout our State. They are also partnering with the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis to present a special workshop and our Lafayette Symphony Orchestra to provide a concert featuring Indiana composers and lyricists with accompanying works of art projected on the screen during a concert. We will also showcase a Bicentennial Exhibition on The Golden Age of Indiana Art in our Weil Gallery sponsored by the Museum’s Art League. Our Art League is celebrating its 50th year in 2015 supporting our Art Museum. They provide our Museum with financial support, volunteers, and gifts of art. This year they have also established an endowment to benefit the Museum with a goal of $50,000. If you have not yet had an opportunity to donate, please contact our Art League. Our Second Century Club continues to grow and to make a strong impact for us. We traveled to Chicago this year for a private tour of the home and art collection of Robert Buford, a private client of Sotheby’s, and a behind the scenes tour of Christie’s. What an exciting trip it was! Thank you to Sharon Theobald and her staff as well as the hard work of our Development Committee for making this trip one to remember. Our Foundation has had a productive year also. I want to thank Prella McBride for working closely with our Museum Board this year. The pathway has been laid to have more involvement and individuals serving on committees from our Foundation Board. As I reflect on my two years serving as President, much has been accomplished. Thank you to our many volunteers, donors, and Board members for their countless hours of giving and saying yes when asked. I also want to say a very special thank you to our staff. They also give countless hours and do whatever is needed behind the scenes to bring the wonderful exhibitions, education, and our permanent collection to the community. They always find a way of making it happen seamlessly. Our Art Museum of Greater Lafayette is a true gem in our community and I am very proud to be a small part of it.

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Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, Inc. Statement of Financial Position As of June 30, 2015

Assets

Cash $ 169,412 Accounts and Pledges Receivable 84,967 Prepaid Expense 83 Investments 29,372 Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance 2,009 Net Property and Equipment 333,561 Total Assets $ 619,404

Liabilities and Net Assets

Accounts Payable 3,434 Deferred Revenue 66,317 Long-Term Debt - Total Liabilities 69,751

Net Assets 549,653

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 619,404

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, Inc. Statement of Activities For the Year Ended June 30, 2015

Revenue and Support

Memberships $ 91,121 Contributions 75,739 Grants 13,197 Programs 72,161 Sales 29,403 Fundraisers 237,718 Other 2,720 Investment Income (Net of Expenses) 71 Gain (Loss) on Disposal of Assets - Total Revenue and Support 522,130

Expenses

Administration 345,966 Programs 30,860 Fundraising and Events 101,730 Total Expenses 478,556

Net Income 43,574

Grant Income 31,196 Grant Expense (28,305) Contribution to Art Foundation (51,861) Depreciation (40,593) ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 5

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Foundation, Inc. Report

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Foundation Board Members 2014-2015

President: Prella McBride 2014-2015 culminates 33 years of the Vice President: David Bathe Art Museum’s Foundation’s work in support Secretary: Stuart Boehning of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette. Treasurer: Thomas Reed Prella McBride Once again, this year we continued our efforts to Directors: manage and invest the assets of the Foundation for the benefit of the Museum. Ron Alting Alberta Barker The Foundation Treasurer, Thomas Reed, reported that our Jim Bodenmiller endowment is almost $1,500,000. In agreement with our funds Susan Chavers disbursement policy, $60,084.18 will be transferred to the Art Ed Chosnek Museum for operations during fiscal year 2015-2016. This will be the Renee Congdon 7th consecutive year of making distributions to the museum totaling John Dennis more than $300,000. Al Gatmaitan Connie Grace Continuing the efforts of Gordon Chavers, the Museum and the Gary Henriott Foundation, the Second Century Club has grown to 84 individual Jos Holman members and 13 corporate members who are contributing $1000.00 Ellie Kaplan or more per year. Many members of the foundation board have Sheila Klinker sponsored animals for Lions and Tigers and Bears oh my! that aided in Elizabeth Lockrey the success of the community public art project. Sonya Margerum Marianne Mitten Owen Stuart Boehning led the updating of the By-Laws so the Foundation Sandra Pearlman will comply with IRS regulations regarding the foundation being a John Percifield supporting organization to the Art Museum. The Finance Committee Carol Purdy lead by Sarah Schwartz also updated the distribution and investment James Risk III policy. The By-Laws and finance policies were approved by the board. Tony Roswarski A special thank you to the board members for participating in Joseph Seaman board and committee meetings, special events and donations for the James Shook Sr. betterment of the museum. Another thanks to the members, staff, Wesley Shook volunteers and donors for their efforts to make the museum the success Sarah Schwarz it is. Without you we could not have the successful museum we have Sharon Theobald today. Randy Truitt Laura Vanier Prella McBride Dave Vorbeck President, Foundation Board 6 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Foundation Inc. Statement of Financial Position As of June 30, 2015

Assets

Cash $ 42,304 Net Pledges Receivable 37,050 Investments at Smith Barney 1,439,487 Total Assets $ 1,518,841

Net Assets

Unrestricted Net Assets 1,032,566 Permanently Restricted Net Assets 486,275 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 1,518,841

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Foundation Inc. Statement of Activities For the Year Ended June 30, 2015

Revenue and Support

Contributions $ 58,161 Investment Interest & Dividends 29,774 Membership 6,600 Net Realized/Unrealized Investment Income 10,745 Total Revenue and Support 105,280

Expenses

Office & General Expenses 405 Grants to Museum 53,338 Investment Fees 4,381 Total Expenses 58,124

Net Income $ 47,156 ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 7

Board of Directors, Committees and Staff2014/2015

Officers: Committees:

Alberta Barker, President ArtSmart: Indiana – Susan Chavers, (Co-chair), Sharon Theobald (Co-chair), Meg Ellis, Vice President Kathy Trout, Cheryl Rosenthal, Meg Ellis, Janet Stapleton Teresa Downing, CPA, Treasurer Lynne DiFabio, Secretary The ArtSmart: Indiana Committee is responsible for maintaining and managing the marketing plan, the communication plan, the funding, and general oversight of the ArtSmart: Indiana program. Members of the committee shall include a minimum of one Directors: Board member, an ArtSmart: Indiana docent, a representative of the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the founder of the ArtSmart: Indiana program, and the original author of ArtSmart: Indiana. A member of this committee shall serve on the Education Committee Rita Cox, CPA and a member shall serve on the Development Committee. Richard Hamrlik Adam Henson Buildings & Grounds – Rich Hamrlik Jeff Love Prella McBride Advises on and approves all physical plant needs including building improvements, systems management, grounds-keeping Kimberley Morisette, CPA Jeanne Norberg Collections – Mona Berg (Chair), Tom Adler, Michael Crowthers, Kathryn Sue Holder Price Clark, Connie Grace, Sherri Helmkamp, Bruno Moser, Eleanor McDonald, Jim Barbara Reed Sondgeroth Jim Sondgeroth The Collection Committee, in partnership with the Executive Director and Museum Linda Sorensen Curator, is responsible for collection planning, storage, acquisition and de-accession of works Debra A. Swick, CPA of art. The Collection Committee will adhere to the Board-approved policies, which will Renee Thomas follow standards set by the American Alliance of Museums. The Collection Committee shall Alyssa Wilcox review and update the insurance policy for the collection, at a minimum, every three years.

Development –Alberta Barker (Co-Chair) Alyssa Wilcox (Co-Chair), Jim Staff: Bodenmiller, Stuart Boehning, Rich Hamrlik, Barb Reed, Sharon Theobald

Kendall Smith II The Development Committee shall have the responsibility for approving, implementing, The Anne Horwedel Executive Director and monitoring the Museum's development activities required to create understanding and good will and to attract the membership and financial support necessary for the Museum to Michael Crowthers reach its goals. Members of the committee shall include a minimum of three current Board Curator of Collections Exhibitions members and a minimum of one voting ex-officio member(s) from the Art Museum of and Education Greater Lafayette Foundation. Glenda McClatchey Administrative Assistant and Education – Meg Ellis (Chair), Susan Carr, Carol Purdy, Cheryl Rosenthal, Manya Fan Art Education Coordinator Linda Vanderkolk, Renee Thomas, Jane Boswell, Judy Titche, Kathy Trout Judy Titche With guidance by the Curator of Collections, Exhibitions and Education and the Manya Gift Shop Manager Fan Art Education Coordinator, the committee shall oversee all education policies and Kathy Cowans procedures, including studio art class instruction, group tours, docent training, gallery Bookkeeper talks, the Oakland High School partnership and children’s group activities. Instructors are subcontracted and are not museum employees. Each instructor will determine class fees with approval by the Manya Fan Art Education Coordinator. 8 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Executive – Alberta Barker (Chair), Lynne DiFabio, Teresa Downing, Meg Ellis, Jeff Love, Kathy Trout Except for those powers, which are expressly reserved to the Board, the Board’s authority shall be delegated to the Executive Committee when the Board is not in session. The Board at its next scheduled meeting must act upon all decisions of the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee shall be composed of the President, immediate past President, one or more Vice President(s), Secretary, and Treasurer. The President may appoint two ex-officio members to the Executive committee with the consent of the Board. Only Executive Committee members who are also members of the Board shall have voting powers.

Exhibitions – Bruno Moser (Chair), Michael Crowthers, Tom Adler, Mona Berg, Sheri Helmkamp, Jim Sondgeroth, David Sigman, Connie Grace, Linda Vanderkolk, Sharon Theobald, Lorie Amick, Linda Sorensen The Exhibitions Committee, in partnership with the Executive Director and the Curator of Collections, Exhibition and Education, is responsible for the planning and implementation of the exhibition program, which includes schedules, descriptions, public relations, marketing and coordinating with other museum programs. Exhibitions will be recommended by committee members and must be approved by the Executive Director. The Curator is responsible for scheduling, record keeping, receiving, installation, de-installation and shipping of exhibited objects. Gallery criteria: East and McDonald Galleries; changing exhibits by invited artists. Weil Galleries; works from the Permanent Collection. Shook Gallery; invited faculty and local artists. Eggleston Gallery; works by Art Museum students.

Finance – Deb Swick (Chair), Rita Cox, Teresa Downing, Adam Henson, Kimberley Morisette The Finance Committee shall: 1) review and recommend approval of the proposed budget for the next Fiscal Year to the Board; 2) monitor the financial position of the Museum, reports of the accountant, and investments; 3) annually recommend professionally prepared financial statements; 4) review and recommend approval of all contracts to the Board; and 5) review and recommend changes to the investment policy. The committee shall be composed of a minimum of four Board members, including the Treasurer.

Governance – Sue Holder Price (Chair), Alberta Barker, Susan Chavers, Elizabeth Lockrey, Jeff Love, Bruno Moser, Carol Purdy The Governance Committee shall: 1) prepare a slate of nominees for the annual membership meeting; 2) make recommendations to fill the Board and the officer positions; 3) provide orientation to new board members; and 4) bi-annually review and recommend changes to the Bylaws for approval by the Board by the end of the Fiscal Year. The Governance Committee shall be comprised of a majority of Board members.

Heart of Art Event – Marianne Mitten Owen (Chair), Jim Bodenmiller, Shirley Bosler, Anthony Cawdron, Rita Cox, Adam Henson, Amy Junius Humbaugh, Jeff Love, Courtney Murtaugh, Sandy Pearlman, Julie Pope, Barb Reed This is the annual signature fund raising event for the Art Museum. It began in 2010 and is held on the Friday closest to Valentines Day each year. The Lafayette Country Club has been our preferred venue, with seating limited to 230. The committee is responsible for obtaining items to sell in the silent and live auctions; to make arrangements for the menu and wine; to set up and decorate the facility; and to encourage friends and acquaintances to purchase tickets.

Human Resources Task Force – Lynne DiFabio (Chair), Amy Davis, Mitzi Thomas, Jenni Souligne This task force was assembled to review and assess current personnel policies and processes to insure they are consistent with the organization’s goals and the legal requirements of employers. In addition to formulate and recommend personnel policy changes; develop a leadership succession plan; and in concert with the director, develop job descriptions and classifications for all current positions. The task force will be dissolved when their mission is completed.

Membership and Marketing – Rich Hamrlik (Chair), Amy Davis, Alberta Barker, Stacey Baisden The Membership and Marketing committee is responsible for membership drives, stewardship of existing members, setting levels of membership giving and special member events. Marketing of the Art Museum includes both traditional print and media as well as website development, social media and other forms of marketing and advertising as they become available. Public relations and advertising plans should be developed. Brand awareness and positioning the Art Museum, as well as marketing of special events, studio classes and exhibitions are additional responsibilities. ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 9

Committees Continued:

Special Events – LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS oh my! – Barb Reed (Chair), Carol Purdy, Elizabeth Lockrey, Cari Gothard, Tiffany Gilbert, LaJune Scott, Kathy Trout, Taia Alvarado, Susan McCully, Venetria Patton, Diane Camberato, David Smith, Jerie Artz, Angie Brown, Connie Korn, Natalie Powell, Christine Sammons The Special Events Committee develops and oversees implementation of Museum events and benefits, is responsible for recruiting committee chairs and Museum members for each event, plans and implements tours, lectures and other donor stewardship activities, and prepares annual budgets for each special event and provides the budgets to the Finance Committee by March 31st of each year.

Strategic Planning – Sue Holder Price and Elizabeth Lockrey (Co-Chairs), Alberta Barker, Susan Chavers, Sharon Theobald The Strategic Planning Committee shall: 1) be responsible for developing and maintaining an ongoing strategic plan for the future of the Museum, which shall, at a minimum, be updated every three (3) years; 2) shall annually review the Museum's purpose, programs, participants, and resources; 3) and shall provide a framework of goals and objectives to meet the Museum's purpose. 10 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Education Report

"The mission of the Manya Fan Art Education Center is to enrich the quality of life through exemplary instruction in art production, history, criticism aesthetics and museum experiences."

2014-2015 A fresh, new website showcases current classes for children, teens and adults while a five-year Strategic Plan guides us into the future. We welcome Glenda McClatchey as the new Manya Fan Art Educational Center Coordinator and Judi Austen as our liaison with the Marketing Committee.

Education Committee: Judi Austen, Jane Boswell, Meg Ellis, Carol Purdy, Cheryl Rosenthal, Renee Thomas, Kathy Trout and Linda Vanderkolk. Michael Crowthers, Glenda McClatchey and Kendall Smith participate as staff members.

Faculty: Lorie Amick, Jasmine Begeske, Jeff and Jane Boswell, Becky Brody, Alex Buntin, Ron Burgess, Kathryn Clark, Sabrina Lastman, Elizabeth Lincourt, Anne Parks, Sharon Owens, Jennifer Reitmeyer, Bridget Santon, Judy Titche, LaDonna Vohar, and Katie Yankura. Summer camps for children and teen art classes are both new this year. Eight faculty members joined our ranks with offerings such as fused glass and screen printing. Our Faculty Handbook has been updated and is available online. Student work on display in the Eggleston gallery looks better than ever with a new hanging system and matching frames.

Guilds: The AMGL is home to three guilds: Tuesday Painters, coordinated by Robert Lempke; the Fabric Guild coordinated by Helen Radavich; and the Photography Guild.

Oakland High School Partnership: The AMGL continues to support Oakland High School as a community partner by offering museum experiences and acting as a resource for Oakland content area teachers who wish to integrate the visual arts into their classrooms.

Tours: 2015 marked the beginning of “Wednesdays at One” tours led by our team of 25 docents. Our annual fall docent call-out and training continues to attract new volunteers. Tours of new exhibitions, led by Curator Michael Crowthers, are a popular destination for our docents. A report compiled for the period of August 2014-July 2015 showed a total of 26 tours serving everyone from pre-school children to senior citizens.

Family Activity Days: Our newly formed Activities Team provides art activities for family days at the museum. Over 200 people enjoyed family days featuring Animal Crackers, Quilting, and The Zoo.

Meg Ellis Education Chair

Meg Ellis conducts a student tour of the Jim Sondgeroth was the Guest Curator for Michael Crowthers gives the docents an “New Artists” exhibit. “Making it in Crafts II”. introduction to the “Making it in Crafts II” exhibit. ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 11

ArtSmart: Indiana Annual Report

ArtSmart: Indiana, now endorsed as a 2016 Bicentennial Legacy Project, continues to extend its cultural arms throughout the State of Indiana! ArtSmart: Indiana, an internet web based program, free to all Indiana residents, is based on the history of Indiana from 1800 to the present time as shown through the works by Indiana artists. The McAllister Foundation recently awarded a major gift to The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette to fund ArtSmart: Indiana Bicentennial programs. With the support of the McAllister Foundation during the past few months, the ArtSmart: Indiana team (Susan Chavers, Meg Ellis, Cheryl Rosenthal, Janet Stapleton, Sharon Theobald and Kathy Trout) has offered the following ArtSmart programs: First, statewide workshops were provided for docents at the Sheldon Swope Museum of Art in Terre Haute, Indiana. A second workshop was given in Westfield, Indiana for home schooling parents and librarians. We have obtained certification from the Indiana State Library to give LEU continuing education certificates to librarians attending our workshops. We have a developed a new tutorial video on the home page of our website, www.artsmartindiana.org. Teachers can learn to make their own Indiana history lesson plans using the information in this short video. Second, 2016 Bicentennial Programs that are planned and funded by the McAllister Foundation Grant are herewith announced to include: A. Library Outreach: ArtSmart: Indiana Technology areas are being developed and funded for both the West Lafayette and Tippecanoe County Libraries where six iPads and iPad enclosures will be installed with the new ArtSmart Indiana interactive educational activities and games for children of all ages. Giclée images of key ArtSmart works will also be installed in library display cases with didactic information to show Indiana History and tell the story of the growth and development of the land, people and achievements of Indiana during the past 200 years. Moreover, storytellers will bring Indiana literature and poetry to life with interpretative sessions to focus on the writings of Indiana poet, James Whitcomb Riley. During the year, our ArtSmart team will lead workshops, in the libraries, for teachers and librarians. B. 4th Grade Classrooms: Indiana Educators will receive a personal written invitation with a brief tutorial on how using ArtSmart will enable teachers and students to fulfill Indiana Academic standards in Visual Arts, Social Studies, English Language Art, Math and Science. 7,000 letters and 6,000 ArtSmart: Indiana Bookmarks will be sent statewide to fourth grade art teachers. Third, These ArtSmart Educational Partnership Programs 2016 will be implemented: A. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, an ArtSmart Indiana partner, will present a special ArtSmart Educational Workshop at The Children’s Museum. B. The Lafayette Symphony Orchestra will partner with ArtSmart to provide a concert featuring Indiana composers and lyricists with accompanying works of art projected on the screen during the concert. C. Major art exhibitions and lectures are underway including the current Theodore Clement Steele Exhibition featuring six major paintings from the Haan Mansion Museum of Lafayette and two from our own collection. The works include Steele’s portrait of his daughter, Daisy At the Piano, being shown at the Art Museum for the first time, as well five other rare and important paintings on loan through the generous support of Robert and Ellie Haan. D. A Special 2016 ArtSmart Bicentennial Exhibition, Sponsored by State Senator, Ron Alting, will fill both Weil Galleries at The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette. The Tippecanoe County Indiana Bicentennial Committee has chosen the Art Museum as the kickoff coinciding with the of our exhibit on December 19, 2015. Dr. Leslie Anderson-Perkins will launch the exhibitions with her Lecture on The Golden Age of Indiana Art in the fall of 2016 sponsored by the Museum’s Art League. Finally, the 2015-2016 printing of the updated ArtSmart: Indiana Teaching Guide, written by Kathy Trout, and the Art Smart: Indiana Resource Catalog will be available upon request on a first come, first serve basis. These ArtSmart publications accompany the ArtSmart website with additional information, classroom activities and discussion topics with a link to the specific Indiana Academic Standards. Susan Chavers and Sharon Theobald Co-chairs, ArtSmart: Indiana Team 12 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Art League Annual Report 2014/2015

The Art League (AL) of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette (AMGL) had a very good year! Early in the year a special committee chaired by Sue Carr and Josette Rolley began work on designing a plan for the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the AL which begins in Sept. 2015. One of the goals was to design a fundraiser that would benefit the AL and the AMGL in the next fifty years. On Dec. 8, 2014, an agreement was signed with the Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette (CFGL) to establish an endowment entitled Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Art League Endowment. Timing was ideal because the Lilly Foundation had given a grant to CFGL to match 1:2 all gifts from individuals to community designated endowments. At the time of this report over $35,000 has been donated to the fund, with a goal of $50,000.

Another innovation during the year was the creation of an AL webpage. Jim Dammon donated his services and created his 100th webpage. It is linked directly with the AMGL webpage and provides opportunity for payment of dues, donations, and event registrations. Address is: www.artleaguelaf.org

With 156 members, the AL enjoyed many educational and enjoyable meetings. All of the programs were planned and coordinated by AL First Vice Presidents Mary Jo Sparrow and Judy Loudon and were generally held in the Shook Room in the AMGL. In September, the Welcome Reception was held. Sharon Theobald dressed and talked as Laura Anne Fry and presented program on Rookwood and Beyond. In October, Artist and AL member Kimlien Tran spoke about My Journey into Art. In November, Artist and AL member Kathryn Clark, enlightened membership with A life Adventure in Handmade Paper and Fine Art. In December, the annual Holiday Tea and Bling on a Budget, benefiting the Scholarship Fund was planned by Kathy Busch, Winnie Adler, Nancy Kildsig, Peggy Housley and enjoyed by all. In January, Diana Couk May, Artist and AL member, talked about the art in her AMGL exhibition, Push and Pull. In February, A Book discussion of The Passion of Artemisia: A Novel, by Susan Vreeland and Artemisia: A Novel by Alexandra Lapierre were explored in a discussion led by Nick Schenkel, West Lafayette Library Director. In March, Kendall Smith and Michael Crowthers presented program on Artists from our Permanent Collection: Video Interviews Funded by the NEA. The last meeting of the year was in May and in addition to being the annual business meeting, program was presented by Linda Copas, Americus Quilt Club, on Continuing the Thread. All but one of these programs involved lunch which was catered by AL member Judi Painter and arranged by AL Second Vice Presidents Kathy Busch and Carol Czaja. The Joint meeting with the Symphony Guild, including dessert, tea and music provided by the Lafayette Flute Choir, was held in the Haan Mansion with owners Bob and Ellie Haan leading tours of the Indiana art within the mansion/museum.

Special events and classes were offered for members. These included a field trip to John Christian’s home Samara, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, with lunch afterwards; A watercolor workshop with instructors Lorie Amick and LaDonna Vohar; a tour of Twinrocker Handmade Paper in Brookston with lunch following; a pottery workshop with members making “artsy- heartsy” platters, led by Jane and Jeff Boswell; a Tea honoring Artist and AL member Mary Sixbey, held in the home of AL member Joan Sozen, with a program on The Life of an Artist; Reflections on Mary Sixbey.

The Art League continued in its tradition of purchasing a piece of art for the AMGL. “Wagons of Posey County” by Kathryn Clark was donated. The AL continued its strong support of the Art Museum with a budgeted $12,000 allocation, plus the awarding of scholarships for art museum classes. Receptions were provided for AMGL exhibit openings and coordinated by Shirley Bosler. A mural, “Dream Café” created by Sunny Miller, was commissioned by the AL for the Lafayette Adult Resource Academy. Major fund raiser was the annual Fashion Show and Brunch held in the Best Western and chaired by Carol Purdy and LaDonna Vohar.

The Art League looks forward to the Celebration of its first fifty years during 2015-2016, while also looking forward and planning for the next fifty years.

Linda M. Sorensen Art League President 2014- 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 13

Art League celebrates their 50th Anniversary

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Art League 2015 Brunch and Fashion Show

Local models wearing fashion from Heathcliff from Crawfordsville

Co-chairs of the Fashion Show Carol Purdy and LaDonna Vohar with Guests Peggy Housley, Judith Wright, and Sonya Margerum Barbara Reed

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COLLECTIONS COMMITTEE ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2014 - JUNE 30, 2015

This exciting year for the collection has included noteworthy gifts, impressive Museum purchases, the installation of new on-site collection storage, and the completion of a NEA grant focused on documentation of artists and their works in the Permanent Collection. A notable donated work was the untitled portrait by renowned artist Everett Raymond Kinstler. Kinstler has completed over 1200 portraits in his career that include numerous well-known personalities, more than 50 cabinet members, and seven Presidents. It is the first work by this artist in the collection.

Another wonderful addition to the collection was the watercolor, Wagons of Posey County, by Kathryn Clark. This refined piece was generously purchased for the Museum by the Art League and adds to the depth of works that the collection has by this artist.

While visiting the Art Museum for a lecture on his exhibition, Rudy Pozzatti: An Indiana Treasure, the artist surprised the Museum with a gift of a complete suite of his work, The Twelve Labors of Hercules. This exquisite gift contained thirteen lithographs depicting each of the hero’s treacherous labors and a portrait of Hercules himself. Three of these works were framed and two were placed on display in the Grace Foyer.

Several contemporary sculptures were added to the collection at the conclusion of the Making it in Crafts II exhibition. These were Master # 1050 - Vessel, Master # 1750 - Vessel, Master # 1753 - Vessel, all three by Bennett Bean; Sedona Night, by Chris Hawthorne; and Small Cocoon on Yellow Base, by Judit Varga. All three are significant artists in their respectable fields, and these are the first works by the artists in the collection.

Kathryn and Howard Clark presented twenty-three works of art to the collections committee that included significant artists such as Charles Hill, Robert Rivers, and Stanley Rosenthal. These pieces were swiftly followed by the generosity of Michael & Kathy Atwell who donated, An Old Drawing Room, by Walace Nutting, and Lidded Plate, by Dan Englekee.

Meanwhile, Rudy Pozzatti was preparing to surprise the Art Museum again. The artist presented the Museum with six complete suites of his work that cover a range of techniques and subject matter that the Museum had not yet collected. These limited edition suites were Israel Words & Images, Darwin’s Bestiary, Physiologus Theobaldi Episcopi De Naturis Duodecim Animalium, Stations of the Cross, Bugs, and XII Romans.

The collection also added four more stone carvings to its already impressive collection of Inuit artwork due to three gifts from Mona Berg, and one gift from the estate of Albert Ewell.

Conservation has continued to be a priority for the collections committee and as such four works were taken to Barry Bauman in Chicago for treatment. These were Taxco, Mexico, by George Wilstach; Untitled snow scene, by George Wilstach; Summer Peace, by Alberta Shulz; and Untitled portrait, by Everett Raymond Kinstler. Our continued gratitude goes to Barry Bauman for his work in helping preserve our collection.

Proper storage goes hand in hand with conservation in the long-term goal of protecting the collection. To address storage needs the Permanent Collection storage room was completely reorganized and seven new bins were custom made for the space. These bins were created to give suitable space to newly acquired sculptures and oversized paintings.

Finally, this year the Museum received a grant from the NEA to focus on the Permanent Collection. The grant was centered on documenting the artists and works in our collection through audio and video interviews, photography, and a series of presentations to our members. Seven interviews were conducted and posted online for the public to have continued access to free of charge. Also, the Museum hosted presentations on the artists as well as went out in the community to share these superb stories.

Michael Crowthers Curator of Collections, Exhibitions, and Education 18 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Lions and Tigers and BEARS, Oh My! Summer 2015 Public Art Project, Sponsored by the Bob Rohrman Auto Group ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 19 20 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Exhibitions Committee Annual Report

The Exhibitions Committee had a busy year organizing eight exhibitions in our main galleries, four special exhibitions in the Shook Room, fiver new exhibits for the Weil Gallery permanent collection area, three in the Grace Entrance Foyer and a special exhibit on the lawn of the Fowler House. Several exhibitions included an educational program made up of gallery talks and/or workshops on the area of interest featured in the exhibition. These exhibitions are listed below with a few details of their content. Bruno Moser, Chair EXHIBITION SCHEDULE: 2014-2015

WILD THINGS: LINDA MITCHELL AND MICHEL KECK

May 9, 2014 – September 7, 2014 East Gallery

This exciting exhibition featured fantasy artwork by Demotte, IN artist Michel Keck and Atlanta, GA artist Linda Mitchell. Each of the artists works evoked images from an imaginative and surreal world. These works were both stimulating and extremely well executed. Wild Things enticed children and adults alike by creating another world for viewers to step into at the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette. Animals and wild images of all shapes, sizes and colors inhabited the East Gallery during the exhibit.

Sponsored by: Bob Rohrman Auto Group

CONTINUING THE THREAD: AMERICUS QUILT CLUB CENTENNIAL

MAY 8, 2015 – SEPTEMBER 6, 2015 MCDONALD AND SHOOK GALLERIES Many people assume that, in the past, most quilts were made out of necessity. The truth is that women of all walks of life made their quilts to add beauty to their home. Quilting has always been a source of artistic expression. This exhibit displayed outstanding examples of handmade quilts created by Club members through the decades.

The Americus Quilting Club was founded in 1915, with the sole purpose of helping finance the Americus Union Church that was the first church in the area. The proceeds from quilting for others were donated to various local charities. The Club helps preserve the art of hand-quilting by teaching, practicing and demonstrating hand-quilting techniques. The Americus Quilting Club is the oldest active group in Indiana. A review of their history was on display in the Mickey Shook Gallery.

ARTSMART: THE LEGACY OF T.C. STEELE

MAY 8, 2015 – OCTOBER 18, 2015 WEIL GALLERY “A” Theodore Clement Steele was born in Owen County, on Sept. 11, 1847. He moved to Waveland, southwest of Crawfordsville, when he was 5 years old and later became perhaps the most famous of the Hoosier Group of American impressionist painters. Other painters in the group included William Forsyth, Ottis Adams, Richard B. Gruelle and Otto Stark. These five artists trained abroad but returned to Indiana and developed a distinctive style of landscape painting. Paintings included in this exhibit were from the Art Museum’s Permanent Collection and on loan from the Haan Mansion Museum, thanks to Robert and Ellen Haan.

FOUNDATIONS AND FORWARD: WORKS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION

MAY 8, 1215- OCTOBER 18, 2015 WEIL GALLERY “B” Strong foundations are essential for the future. In 1909, the founders of the Art Museum established the Lafayette Art Association, which laid the groundwork for amassing a remark- able Permanent Collection for the next 100 years and beyond. The works in this exhibition featured numerous “foundation” pieces beginning with the first acquisition, The Cruise of the Elida, by F. Louis Mora. Over time, works of varying subject matter and medium have been acquired. However, the caliber of the work is the paramount concern. Magnificent examples of craftsmanship included Henry Ossawa Tanner’s Entrance to Kasbah, Frederick Grant’s The Red Parasol, and Thomas Hart Benton’s Planting, to name but a few. 24 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Exhibitions

About FACE Foundations & Forward

Americus Quilt Club Jazz Templates in Silhouette

Art Smart: New Vistas Language of the Road ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 25

Bruno Moser and Linda Vanderkolk admire works by Kimlien Tran

Making it in Crafts II T. C. Steele

Natural Disasters The Zoo

Push and Pull Wild Things 26 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Permanent Collection Acquisitions: Watercolor, Untitled (reclining nude) by Robert Browning Reed Gift of Gretchen Klimoski Oil, Untitled portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler Gift of Anne Borch Etching, Allegorical Academe, ed. 5/10 by Sidney Chafetz Gift of the artist Ceramic, Untitled egg by Susan Wyke Frost Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Watercolor, Wagons of Posey County by Kathryn Clark Gift of the Art League Lithograph, The Twelve Labors of Hercules by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Lithograph, Facade by Louise Nevelson Gift of the estate of Elaine Pearlman Mixed media & watercolor, A Piece of Cake by Rick Paul Gift of the estate of Elaine Pearlman Etching, Standing Nude by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the estate of Elaine Pearlman Ceramic, Master # 1050 - Vessel by Bennett Bean Purchase from the Connie and Richard Grace Collection Fund Ceramic, Master # 1750 - Vessel by Bennett Bean Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Ceramic, Master # 1753 - Vessel by Bennett Bean Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Blown glass, Sedona Night by Chris Hawthorne Purchase from the Connie and Richard Grace Collection Fund Ceramic, Small Cocoon on Yellow Base by Judit Varga Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Lithograph, Muddy Road by Kathryn Clark Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Woodcut, Untitled Self Portrait as a Dog by James Grashow Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, Pyramus by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, THISBE by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Pulp lamination with embedding, LOTHARIO by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, PRINGLE by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, OPTIMO by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Pulp lamination with embedding, Untitled by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Pulp lamination with embedding, APOSTOLIC by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Pulp lamination with embedding, Untitled Working Proof by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Pulp lamination with embedding, Untitled Working Proof by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, Ecstatic by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, Ecstatic by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, SOLOMONIC by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, Untitled 44/50 by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Trophies, Sculpture Studio by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Peaceful Kingdom #134 by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Artist's Studio #43 by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Artist's Studio #44 by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Untitled, two figures w. tables by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, Untitled, two figures w. animals by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Aquatint engraving, Oxbow Remembrance by Stanley Rosenthal Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Aquatint engraving, Monument for Rejected Leader by Stanley Rosenthal Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Wax casting, MLK, Jr. and RFK: Landmark for Peace by Daniel Edwards Gift of the artist Gelatin silver print (hand colored), An Old Drawing Room by Walace Nutting Gift of Michael & Kathy Atwel Ceramic, Lidded plate by Dan Englekee Gift of Michael & Kathy Atwelll Stone, Polar bear by Unknown Gift of Mona Berg Stone, Woman carrying child by Unknown Gift of Mona Berg Stone, Perched bird by Unknown Gift of Mona Berg Lithograph, Earth in the Absolute by Kathryn Clark Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Black & white woodcut, The Grasshopper (ed. no. 2 /10) by Rudy Pozzatti Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Color lithograph, Night Sentinels (color trial proof 1 of 2) by Rudy Pozzatti Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Paper & metal collage, The Gold Cup by Rudy Pozzatti Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Color etchings, Israel Words & Images (ed. 14/30) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Paper, lithographs, & woodcuts, Darwin's Bestiary by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Paper, lithographs, & woodcuts, Physiologus Theobaldi Episcopi De Naturis Duodecim Animalium by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Lithographs, Stations of the Cross (ed. 19/50) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Etching, Sheep by David Johnson Gift of Safeco Insurance Lithographs, Bugs (ed. no. 9/20) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Lithographs, XII Romans (ed. no. 8/20) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Lithograph, Passion Flower Among Thorns (color trial proof) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Color etching & color relief, Rosettes & Figure Eights III by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Stone & ivory, Inuit walrus by Unknown Gift of the estate of Albert Ewell Oil, Edge Line by Charles Gick A gift in memory of Leo & Marjorie Sondgeroth given by their children: James, Justin, Robert, Janet, Elaine, Roland, Diane, Marlene, & Yvonne Oil, encaustic, & digital photographs on wood panel, Embodiment by Charles Gick Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund

Conserved works: Oil, Taxco, Mexico by George Wilstach Oil, Untitled snow scene by George Wilstach Oil, Summer Peace by Alberta Shulz Oil, Untitled portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 27

Permanent Collection Acquisitions: Watercolor, Untitled (reclining nude) by Robert Browning Reed Gift of Gretchen Klimoski Grants and Sponsors List 2014/2015 Oil, Untitled portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler Gift of Anne Borch Etching, Allegorical Academe, ed. 5/10 by Sidney Chafetz Gift of the artist Ceramic, Untitled egg by Susan Wyke Frost Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Grants Purpose Watercolor, Wagons of Posey County by Kathryn Clark Gift of the Art League Lithograph, The Twelve Labors of Hercules by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Alfred J McAllister and Dorothy N McAllister Foundation ArtSmart: Indiana Lithograph, Facade by Louise Nevelson Gift of the estate of Elaine Pearlman Mixed media & watercolor, A Piece of Cake by Rick Paul Gift of the estate of Elaine Pearlman Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette Exhibition Enhancement Etching, Standing Nude by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the estate of Elaine Pearlman Lafayette Life Family Activities Ceramic, Master # 1050 - Vessel by Bennett Bean Purchase from the Connie and Richard Grace Collection Fund Indiana Arts Commission Operating Expense Ceramic, Master # 1750 - Vessel by Bennett Bean Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Ceramic, Master # 1753 - Vessel by Bennett Bean Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund National Endowment for the Arts Permanent Collection Enhancement Blown glass, Sedona Night by Chris Hawthorne Purchase from the Connie and Richard Grace Collection Fund North Central Health Services Renovation of Foyer, Shook Room, Administrative Offices and Gift Shop Ceramic, Small Cocoon on Yellow Base by Judit Varga Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Lithograph, Muddy Road by Kathryn Clark Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Tipmont REMC Information Technology Woodcut, Untitled Self Portrait as a Dog by James Grashow Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Exhibition Sponsors Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, Pyramus by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, THISBE by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Pulp lamination with embedding, LOTHARIO by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Natural Disaster Color: Petronio Bendito Platinum Henriott Group Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, PRINGLE by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, pulp lamination, & embedding, OPTIMO by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Wild Things: Linda Mitchell and Michel Keck Gold Regions Pulp lamination with embedding, Untitled by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Making It in Crafts II Platinum Reed & Company, PC Pulp lamination with embedding, APOSTOLIC by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Mary Sixbey: A Retrospective Silver Joan Sozen Pulp lamination with embedding, Untitled Working Proof by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Jazz Templates in Silhouette Gold Purdue University Black Cultural Center Pulp lamination with embedding, Untitled Working Proof by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Lithograph, Ecstatic by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark New Artists 2015 Gold Purdue Federal Credit Union Lithograph, pulp lamination, Ecstatic by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Gold Tempest Homes Lithograph, SOLOMONIC by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Gold Round the Fountain Art Fair Lithograph, Untitled 44/50 by Charles Hill Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Trophies, Sculpture Studio by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark The Zoo Platinum The City of Lafayette and The Columbian Park Zoo Etching, & hard ground, Peaceful Kingdom #134 by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Gold Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine Etching, & hard ground, Artist's Studio #43 by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Etching, & hard ground, Artist's Studio #44 by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Gold Regions Etching, & hard ground, Untitled, two figures w. tablesby Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark In Kind Artisan Electric Lithograph, Untitled, two figures w. animals by Robert Rivers Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark In Kind Greener Lawn Care Aquatint engraving, Oxbow Remembrance by Stanley Rosenthal Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Aquatint engraving, Monument for Rejected Leader by Stanley Rosenthal Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark In Kind Tippecanoe County Historical Association Wax casting, MLK, Jr. and RFK: Landmark for Peace by Daniel Edwards Gift of the artist Gelatin silver print (hand colored), An Old Drawing Room by Walace Nutting Gift of Michael & Kathy Atwell Ceramic, Lidded plate by Dan Englekee Gift of Michael & Kathy Atwell Event Sponsors Stone, Polar bear by Unknown Gift of Mona Berg Stone, Woman carrying child by Unknown Gift of Mona Berg Stone, Perched bird by Unknown Gift of Mona Berg Heart of Art Platinum 1st Source Bank Lithograph, Earth in the Absolute by Kathryn Clark Gift of Kathryn & Howard Clark Gold Purdy Materials Black & white woodcut, The Grasshopper (ed. no. 2 /10) by Rudy Pozzatti Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Color lithograph, Night Sentinels (color trial proof 1 of 2) by Rudy Pozzatti Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Gold Indiana University Health Silver Stuart & Branigin LLP Paper & metal collage, The Gold Cup by Rudy Pozzatti Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Color etchings, Israel Words & Images (ed. 14/30) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Wine Carroll Wine & Spirits Paper, lithographs, & woodcuts, Darwin's Bestiary by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Paper, lithographs, & woodcuts, Physiologus Theobaldi Episcopi De Naturis Duodecim Animalium by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Dessert Ghyslain Lithographs, Stations of the Cross (ed. 19/50) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Etching, Sheep by David Johnson Gift of Safeco Insurance Lions and Tigers and BEARS oh my! Sponsors Diamond Bob Rohrman Auto Group Lithographs, Bugs (ed. no. 9/20) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Lithographs, XII Romans (ed. no. 8/20) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Sapphire Michael Richard Raisor Foundation Lithograph, Passion Flower Among Thorns (color trial proof) by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Platinum Arni’s Market Square Color etching & color relief, Rosettes & Figure Eights III by Rudy Pozzatti Gift of the artist Platinum M . P. Baker Electric Stone & ivory, Inuit walrus by Unknown Gift of the estate of Albert Ewell Oil, Edge Line by Charles Gick A gift in memory of Leo & Marjorie Sondgeroth given by their children: James, Justin, Robert, Janet, Elaine, Roland, Diane, Marlene, & Yvonne Platinum Cargill, Inc . Oil, encaustic, & digital photographs on wood panel, Embodiment by Charles Gick Purchase from the Mickey Shook Memorial Fund Platinum City Bus Platinum City of Lafayette Conserved works: Platinum City of West Lafayette Oil, Taxco, Mexico by George Wilstach Platinum Franciscan St . Elizabeth Oil, Untitled snow scene by George Wilstach Platinum Holder Law Office Oil, Summer Peace by Alberta Shulz Platinum Kirby Risk Oil, Untitled portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler Platinum Read to Succeed Platinum Reed & Company, PC, Barb and Tom Reed 28 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Lions and Tigers and BEARS oh my! Platinum Steven and Terri Reed (continued) Platinum Jim and Lisa Schrader Platinum Southwestern Middle School Platinum Timberstone Homes Platinum Westminster Village Platinum W . H . Long Companies and Tom and Susan McCully Gold Bennett, Boehning and Clary, LLP Gold John and Debby Cusack Gold Adrienne Glatz Memorial Fund Gold Huth Thompson LLP Gold Keystone Architecture Gold Sheila and Vic Klinker Gold Lafayette Bank and Trust Gold Lafayette Community Bank Gold La-Z-Boy Furniture Gold John and Prella McBride Gold Old National Gold Williamson Eye Institute Silver 1st Source Bank Silver Coldwell Banker Shook Silver Evonik Industries Silver INOK Investments Silver J . R . Kelly Company Silver Wendy’s Bronze Mather Vision Group Bronze McCutcheon High School In Kind Awards Unlimited In Kind Bison Financial In Kind Cellaflora In Kind DeFouw Chevrolet In Kind Fairffield Contractors In Kind Just Natalie Graphic Design In Kind Lifelong Fitness In Kind Lafayette Limo In Kind Lausch Photography In Kind Muinzer Moving and Storage In Kind Purdy Concrete

Art League Fashion Show Diamond Best Western Diamond Holder Law Office Diamond Homecare by Design Diamond Purdue Federal Credit Union Diamond Stall & Kessler’s Diamond Center Diamond Velvet Lotus Photography Sapphire K L Studio Sapphire Lafayette Hearing Center Sapphire Lai Plastic Surgery Sapphire Ronda Walsh Schwab, Edward Jones Financial Advisor Sapphire Westminster Village ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 29

Business Memberships Business Memberships

Second Century Club Business Members (Second Century Club Business Members contribute $1,000 or more annually to the Art Museum)

Second Century Platinum Club ($5,000) Business Friends ($100 1st Source Bank Lafayette/West Lafayette Visitors Bureau The Henriott Group Stan’s Professional Plumbing Holder Law Purdy Materials In Kind Business Partners Reed & Company Awards Unlimited Regions Bank Bison Financial Westminster Village Rebecca Brody Carrie Crose Second Century Gold Club Members ($2,500) Cellaflora Indiana University Health DeFouw Chevrolet Old National Bank Fairfield Contractors Purdue University Black Cultural Center Just Natalie Graphic Design KJG Architecture Inc Second Century Silver Club Members ($1,000) Lafayette Limo Homecare by Design Lausch Photography Lai Plastic Surgery / KL Gallery Lifelong Fitness Purdue Federal Credit Union Muinzer Moving and Storage Stuart & Branigin, LLP Tbird Designs

Business Patrons ($500) Wabash National Corporation

Business Advocates ($250) Barash Laws, LLC Rea Magnet Wire Co., Inc. Sparkletone Dry Cleaners Von Tobel Lumber/Hardware Wabash Valley Artists Society 30 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

The Louis A. Weil Jr. Award For Distinguished Volunteer Leadership

This is the highest volunteer award bestowed by the Art Museum. It is given annually to a volunteer/s who has contributed many hours of valuable time in leadership on projects that contribute significantly to the mission and future of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette.

The award was established in 1979, in honor of benefactor Louis A. Weil Jr. (1905-1992), who was the major funder for the Weil Wing expansion, which was completed in 1981. Mr. Weil was the Publisher of the Lafayette Journal and Courier and from 1971 to 1978, he was an officer and board member with Gannett Newspapers. He and his wife, Kathryn, were the parents of the late Mickey Shook, who was married to Jim Shook Sr.

Past Recipients

1979 Manya Fan 1996 Joe Rudolph

1980 Beatrice Yearian 1997 Suzie Coles

1981 Lois Pence 1998 Mary Jo David

1982 Virginia Spalding 1998 Van and Linda Phillips

1983 Rosemary Minniear 1999 Donna Segrist

1984 Marvin and Trudi Wildfeuer 2000 Kathy Trout

1985 Lifcha Alper 2003 Susan McCully

1985 Helen Radavich 2003 Ellie Kaplan

1986 Vanevaryn Peeters 2004 Robert Lindsey

1986 Lew Graham 2007 Sharon Theobald

1987 Alys Hale 2008 Susan Chavers

1988 James Hobbs 2009 Lowell Horwedel Board President, Alberta Barker presents the 2014 Weil Award to 1989 Ben Rifner 2010 James Shook Sr. Susan Carr 1989 Michael Sum 2010 James Risk III

1990 Louise Grier 2010 Gordon Chavers

1991 James Lovett 2011 William Theobald

1992 Isabella Williams 2012 Bruno Moser

1993 Margo Gathers 2013 Sonya Margerum

1994 Nancy Whittall 2013 Jim Bodenmiller

1995 Joanne Kuhn Titolo 2014 Susan Carr ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 31

The Presidential Award

First awarded in 1990 as a second volunteer award, the focus was changed in 1998 to honor a business or professional member, who has made outstanding financial and/or volunteer contributions in support of the mission of the Art Museum.

Past Recipients

1990 Robert M. Whitsel (Lafayette Life Insurance Co.) 1991 James C. Shook (The Shook Agency) 1992 Kurt E. Wilson (Lafayette Bank and Trust Co.) 1993 Kent R. Schisler (Caterpillar) 1995 David R. Grove (Eli Lily) 1996 Ellie Kaplan and Wick Rimert (Paint the Town fundraising event chairs for 3 years) 1997 Ed and Meta Sword 1998 Indiana Design Consortium 2010 Purdy Concrete 2011 Reed and Company 2012 Henriott Group 2013 Holder Law Office 2014 1st Source Bank

Board Vice President, Lynne DiFabio presents the 2014 Presidential Award to Brent Mithoeffer, President, 1st Source Bank 32 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Heart of Art

Standing: Mike & Barb Gibson, Debra Swick, Tim Tully Standing: Debby Cusack, Lisa & Jim Schrader, Connie & Bill Korn, John Cusack Seated: Jodie Tully, Emily and Margo Taylor, Emily Larimore Seated: Barb & Tom Reed, Steven & Terri Reed

Kathy Davis, Sandy & Jim Bodenmiller, Dan Baker, Kelly Love in profile Standing: Tom & Shelly Walter Seated: Dick & Cindy Murray, Kim & Steven Meyer, Kelly & Steve Schreckengast

Standing: Shane Weist, Tim & Sarah Snoeberger Seated: Stephen & Diana Pennell, Karen Orr & Larry Fisher

Standing: Megan Seiler, Roger Seiler, Rita Cox, Ron Cox Standing: Tony & Tanya Roswarski, Trey Rohrman, Kendall Smith Seated: Alisha Cobbins, Chris Cobbins, Ron Deno & Ashley Greeley Seated: Linda Cohen, Sheila & Vic Klinker, Bea Smith ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 33

Standing: Mark Castell, Laura Vann Elizabeth and Andrew Whittaker Standing: Stan Mithoefer, Courtney Murtaugh, Kevin Giocammeti, Michael Boebinger Seated: Reid and Courtney Murtaugh, Marianne Mitten-Owen, Andi Metzel, Mallory Foerg Seated: Kay Mithoefer, Candy Silver, Kelly Boebinger

Standing: Michael Crowthers, Katherin Maziarski, Clair Smith, Kevin Doerr Dennis Evans, Nancy Hathaway, Etti & Robert Van Etten, Mary Wirth Seated: Sandy Baker, Glenda McClatchey, Julie Pope Seated Connie Weaver, Dale & Sonya Margerum

Standing: Bob & Patti Truitt, Ron & Jan Ditto, Standing: Linc & Kim Perkins, Kayla & Aaron Kilgus Seated: Ann & Fred Sputh, Prella & John McBride Seated: Beth & Travis Duell, Lynette & Kyle Clark

Standing: Carol Purdy, Jessica & Dave Rebman, Jane & James Link Standing: Shelley Henriott, Bob Bryan, Janis Goffinet Seated: Ed Purdy, Mike & Theresa Koger, Sue Holder Price, Patsy Mellott Kelly & Gary Henriott, Stephen Goffinet 34 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Standing: Andrew Antonio, Nick Varkonyi, David Bathe, Geoff Knowles Standing: Meg & Ron Ellis, Mary & Bruno Moser Seated: Jessica Varkonyi, Becky Bathe, Tiffany Knowles Seated: Cheryl & David Rosenthal, Cadi & Jim Bien

Standing: Gail & Eric Orenstein Seated: Jennifer Cominetti-Craig & Bruce Craig, Gabriella Cramer & Eyal Barash

Standing: Trevor Curtis, Joseph Hart, Erich Humbaugh, Robert Harrison Standing: Kelly & Jeff Love, Kathy Davis, Jim & Sandy Bodenmiller Seated: Amy Curtis, Carrie Hart Risk, Amy Junius Humbaugh, Emily Harrison Seated: Marianne & Larry Rose, Anthony Cawdron, Laura & Jacques Vanier

Auctioneer Dan Baker raised over $22,000 in the Heart of Art live auction. ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 35

The Zoo exhibit by Artist Dale Teachout, was installed by museum curator Michael Crowthers in the Fowler House lawn, Summer 2015. 36 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Marilyn Pryor Eric and Gail Orenstein Individual Ed and Carol Purdy Byron and RuthPipes Bob Rohrman John and Helen Radavich Linda Rohrman Wick and Betty Rimert and Ron and Josette Rolley Rolf and Maryjane Scharenberg Larry and Marianne Rose Joseph and Bernie Seaman Household Richard and Sarah Schwarz Mary Sixbey Allen Segrist Mete and Joan Sozen Members James and Ruthie Shook Kenneth and Nancy Stone Wesley Shook Hannis and Frances Thompson Thomas and Mary Jo Sparrow Mary Ellen Totten Lovell Second Century Club Members Fred and Ann Sputh Charles and Sundra Wolpert make annual donations of William and SharonTheobald $1,000 or more to the Art David and Kathy Trout Friends $200 Museum of Greater Lafayette. Robert and Patti Truitt Fred and Mary Ford The Club enjoys private preview Jacques and Laura Vanier Don and Lois Stein Michael and Alyssa Wilcox receptions of exhibitions and Friends $120 Victoria Willis exclusive tours of regional Ross and Rena Aiken private collections. Irene Anderson Patrons $500 Dan Annarino Terry Kunstman Thomas and Mary Arth Second Century Club Plus >$1,000 Elizabeth and Dennis Lockrey Cheryl Arvanitis Thomas and Barbara Reed David and Cheryl Rosenthal Staccey Baisden James and Mary Jo Risk James and Lisa Schrader Alberta Barker Marvin and Trudi Wildfeuer Steve and Kelly Schreckengast Michael and Margery Bluestein Richard Boehning Second Century Club ($1,000) Gene and ElaineBold Advocates $400 Tom and Winnie Adler Jeffrey and Jane Boswell James and Sandra Bodenmiller James and Jane Link David and Mary Bunte Stuart and Ann Boehning Ron and Joellen Burgess James Buescher John and Christine Burr Gordon and Susan Chavers Tom and Kathy Busch Ed and Becky Chosnek Advocates $250 Robert and ElizabethCarpenter Howard and Kathryn Clark Ron and Pam Alting Kelley and Patricia Carr John and Cheryl Coffin Patricia Barrett Susan Carr Mary Ann Combs Mona Berg Gale Charlotte and Karen Adams Roland and Jan Ditto Charles and Esther Boonstra Linda Cohen Alphonso and Nancy Gatmaitan Jason and Margo Bricker Larry Coles Connie and Dick Grace Tom and Beth Bridge John Collier Robert and Deborah Hagen Ron and Rita Cox Jean Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hinze David and Jennie Drasin John and Patricia Corey Sue Holder Price Lou and Sally Fenoglio Amy and Trevor Curtis Joyce Koelzer Joseph and Carrie Hart John and Debby Cusack Michael and Pamela Luenz Jack and Sheri Helmkamp Walter and Emma Dalsimer James and Inge Maresh Karen Hogue George and Nancy Dandrow Dale and Sonya Margerum Scott and Patsy Hoyer Don and Sandra Daniel John and Prella McBride Wiley and Anabel Jones Buren and Connie Davis Thomas and Susan McCully Khoa Lai and Kimlien Tran Louis and Tatiana de Branges Ben and Maxine Miller Eleanore McDonald George and Ilana Debikey Marianne Mitten-Owen Roy and Fran Meeks Charlie Deible and Stephanie Funcheon Judi Painter-Smallwood Bruno and Mary Moser Nicholas and Elizabeth Delgass Sandra Pearlman David and Laura Pyrak-Nolte John and Mary Dennis ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 37

Ned Derhammer and Nola Gentry Jane Messer Households $60 Daniel and Jacqueline Dexter Stan and Kay Mithoefer David and Sandra Allen Richard and Janette Dilley Franklin and Margaret Moore Curtis Anthony Ann Dogar Stacy Muinzer Dan and Sandy Baker Sandra Donahue Nancy Nargi Thomas Bambrey and Roselie Pelzer-Bambrey Alan and Teri Downing Richard and Elizabeth Nelson Roy and Caroline Barnhart Josh and Paige Nepute Mariellen Neudeck Gene Bayless Heather Drinkwater Allen and Peggy Orr Petronio Bendito and Bryan Bell Patrick and Polly Egan George and Kate Patrick Paul and Reed Benhamou Edward and Susan Eiler Sidney and Judy Pellissier William and Jane Bremer William and Joanne Evers Carolyn Percifield Harry and Ellen Bulow David Filmer and Christiane Keck John Percifield Bill and Flo Caddell Andy and Tracy Fristoe Mary Pilat Lou and Marge Carr Bill and Cindy Fritz Harry Potter and Mrs. Elsa Janle Dennis Carson Kim and Linda Froberg Linda Prokopy Bert and Becky Chapman John and Kathy Gambs Anant and Vasanti Ramdas Ellsworth and Nancy Christmas Floyd and Patricia Garrott George and Nerlene Ramsey Helen Crane Sheena Gaskell Alan Rebar and Susan McLaughlin William and Karen Cross Marietta Harrison and Robert Geahlen Eleanor Rigss Laszlo and Carol Csonka William and Beverly Gettings William and Carol Risk Jim and Marilyn Dammon Robert and Rosemary Greenkorn Tony and Tonya Roswarski Derek Davenport Robert and Ellen Haan Gilbert and Mary Satterly Jacques and Delores Delleur Sharon Hale Ralph and Jan Scarcelli Dave Deno Richard and Diana Hamrlik Nick Schenkel Paul and Lynne DiFabio Barbara Hansen Stella Schmidt Otto and Barbara Doering Adam and Lacey Henson Charles and Susan Scholer Erwei Dong Stephen and Susan Henson Jacquelyn Scott Jim and Maria Douglas Aaron Hoffman and Laurel Weldon Matt and Barb Slayton Peter and Georgia Dunn Hongkui, Haivon and Gou Bowen Jing Bob and Linda Sorensen Linda Eales Thomas and Margaret Housley Gary and Connie Standiford Gilbert Egge Ronald and Rosalie Huth Steve and Pat Stucky James and Mary Ann Fenn Yuichi Iikubo and Asako Iikubo Paul Sturm David and Barbara Francis Barbara Kane Debra Swick Jack and Shirley Gerhart Michael and Ellie Kaplan Donald and Susan Teder Michael and Carolyn Gery Kristel Kaye Irwin Tessman Stephen and Helen Green Jack and Leta Kelley Dan and Margie Towery Gregg Theobald Robert and Georgene Kennedy Marguerite Trachtman John and Joycelyn Grutzner William Knapp and Amy Clough Camille Tuite Rose Haberer Cheryl Knodle Don and Mary Twiddy Joe and Barbara Harris Arne and Ruth Kvaalen Ginny Tyler Ronald Harshman Ying Larimore and Stephen Durbin Polly Tyler Cathy Hayt Denise Laussade Rodney and Mary Jo Vandeveer William and Miriam Heath Sally LaVignette Dick Walton and Kay Conner Marie Henderson Bill and Nellie Lechman Michael and Marilou Warden Ben Hodgin and Anna Cicirelli Vic and Grayce Lechtenberg Sally Watlington Jos and Rita Holman Dorothy Light Joe and Vilma White Jurgen and Josephine Honig Garry and Juanita Linn Marilyn Whitsel Terry and Barbara Jackson Marc and Judy Loudon Jerry and Mary Jo Withered Jules and Shirley Janick Gerald and Therese Lynch Harold Woodman James and Marilyn Jeray Stephen and Linda Martin Bob Zink Martin and Patty Jischke Jay McCarty Robert and Mary Lempke Louis, Nicas, Thalia Jungheim Michael McNamara and Susan Gran Mary Ann Van Soest Bruce and Mary Ann Junius Ronald Melichar 38 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Katherine Kincaid Beth Goodman and Mary Tilden Charlene Deckard Brad and Ada King Dan and Jo Wade Kitty Decker Jenn and Jenny Klinker Ralph and Ginny Webb Julie Dietz Al Knight and Dianne Renner Norbert and Barb Welch Ruth Dowden William and Connie Korn James Werner Ellen Dran William and Anita Krug Terry and Shirley West Daniel Driggs Cindy Krulitz David and Andrea Williams Elizabeth Duket Fred and AndreaKuipers Huw and Tricia Williams Terri Duncan David and Sandra Lahr Robert and Carol Williamson Donna Dye Don and Kris Lamb Tony and Betty Zamora Patricia Dye James Lehman Kay Falley Robert and Helen Lewis Lisa Fettinger Individuals $40 Lincoln and Kellsi Luehmann Catherine Field Mike Abney Jonathon Maj and Erika Kvam Judith Field Charles Alm Charles and Bertha Maki Margery Folta Susan Axtell Diana May Joanne Fortune Karen Bagley William and Angela McBride Shirley Freed Jill Baker James and Maureen McClure Axie Frey Grace Benedict Katherine McMillin Susan Frost Margie Berns Steven and Kim Meyer Carolin Frueh Julia Berry Janet Myers and Doug Winslow Phyllis Gambill Janet Biddle Joe and Emily Newlin June Gourley Jacquilyn Billey James and Persis Newman Nancy Grenard Cynthia Boone Bob and Judy Nixon Karen Griggs Sue Born Jeanne Norberg Donald Gustafson Shirley Bosler Michael and Anne Parks Ruth Ann Habben Anne Bostick David Parrish Violet Haelterman Cristina Bouman Ray and Peeters Jerri Heath Linda Brammell Louis and Ann Pellegrino Miriam Epple-Heath Nancy Brandt Mark and Angela Peterson Marty Hudlow Rena Brouwer Richard Peyton and Sandra Allende-Donahue Jeralyn Hufford Keith Brown Al Pounders and Loren Olson Nancy Hughes Suzanne Brown Paul Preckel and Janet Winters Virginia Hull Diane Camberato David and Lynda Raymer Michael Hunt Kitty Campbell Charles and Judie (Huth) Reynolds Asako Iikubo Rosemary Cannon James and Marilyn Ross Marta Istok John Carlson Joe and Gail Rudolph Laurel Jizba Carl Carpenter William and Anna Rumble Carolyn Jones Virginia Carter Tom and Judy Ruzicka Kelly Jones Carolyn Cason John and Bonnie Ryves Jo Karberg Eun Joo Cho Scott and Bridget Santon Roberta Keirce John Christian Bill and Laurie Selby Sherry Keith Diane Cipra Thomas and Sharon Shafer Jane Kenny Bonnie Clark Greg and Corie Shaner Nancy Kildsig Ingrid Clever Louis and Debra Sherman Rosanna King Leona Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ken and Jan Sherwin Kathleen Kirsch Janice Coleman Steve and Rachel Shook C. Kaye Kleine-Ahlbrandt Beverly Conn Kenneth and Sheryl Singleton Sheila Klinker Lillian Cote Ellen Sitterding Dickie Knable Christine Cumberworth Tracy Smoll Sandra Knarr Ms. Dee Cupka James and Elizabeth Solberg Jan Knote Carole Curtis Nancy Stone Karen Konzelman Carol Czaja Joseph and Joanna Sullivan Lu Ann Lamie ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 39

Candace Larson Joma Roe Students $20 Pam Lassiter Buffy Rogers Alice Anderson Barbara Lee Patricia Rosen Judith Clare Nicki Lekas Iris Russell Natalie Dolby Linda Lemar Robert Sabol Elizabeth Lane Elizabeth Lincourt Charles Sage Matthew Prattos Michael Lockard Jessamine Scheele John Sherrill Karl Lohmann Dan Schendel Jane Stenger Mary Losey Gail Scherer Manaz Taleyarkhan Connie Lux Schwab Kathryn Yankura Jo Anne MacDonald LaJune Scott Charlene Martin Lanni Senn Marilyn Martin Elizabeth Shiffman Suzanne Martin Pat Short Gaye Matthews Ray Anne Shrader Cynthia McCabe Gabriela Sincich Jean McCoy Norma Singley Isobel Miller Ann Skadberg Sunny Miller Judith Smith Phil Milliren Roberta Smith Darlene Mitchell Shirley Sondgerath Rhonda Mitchell James Sondgeroth Carol Moffett Janet Stapleton Kimberley Morisette John Stinson Janet Mummey Gay Ellen Stulp Dorothy Murphy Lee Sullivan Joanne Murphy Arnold Sweet Patrice Murphy Jo Ann Thomas Jane Nichols Sonya Thomas Marilyn Noller Jane Thompson Wanda Owen Suzanne Topping Nicole Paraskevas Edward Trover Suzanne Parker Jane Turner Nicola Parry Jane Vanable Dixie Pederson Sara Vanderkleed Isabell Peters Linda Vanderkolk Nancy Peterson LaDonna Vohar Ellen Phelps Joann Vorst Michael Phelps Carol Whaley Sandra Pizzola Lynn Wilfong Ralph Privoznik Margaret Williamson Ann Pruett Barbara Willis Mary Quinn Dennis Wischmeier Atossa Rahmanifar Shelly Woloshuk Nancy Rainier Olivia Wood Linda Randak Pam Young Susan Ransom Rosemary Young Mary Reed Rita Zachariah Jennifer Reitmeyer Lisa Zarnow Robi Rew Verna Ritz 40 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Year End and Other Gifts $100 $40 307 Corporation Area IV Agency on Aging and Community Action $5,000 Jeffrey and Jane Boswell Stephen and Janis Goffinet Wesley Shook Mark Castell Dean and Christi Kelly Brian and Theresa Cornell Keith and Kay Nelson $1,000 Mary Ann Combs Andrew Pomranke Larson Marsh Current Topic ClubTed Frederick Bob and Patti Truitt Dorothy Murphy Nancy Gehring Marilyn Pryor Stuart and Susan Handler $30 Joseph and Carrie Hart William and Elaine Haehl $500 Jeff and Kelly Love Joan Land KEJ Foundation Dale and Sonya Margerum Joyce Koelzer Kristel Kaye $25 David and Jessica Rebmann Roberta Keirce Charles Alm Arne and Ruth Kvaalen Claudia Arnold $400 Gerald and Therese Lynch Collicott & Associates Richard and Helen Arnold Mark and Beth Miller Clair Fletcher William Gorman III Tom and Judy Ruzicka Greater Lafayette Clay Guild Bob and Linda Sorensen Nancy Kildsig $300 Tri Kappa James Klatch Jim and Cadi Bien Sallie Trimble and Linda Eviston Barbara Ladage John and Cheryl Coffin Andrew and Elizabeth Whittaker Susan Nelson Rex and Janet Sheets $250 $90 Dan and Margie Towery Patricia Barrett Otto and Barbara Doering Tim and Jodie Tully Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette Thomas Van Horn William and Connie Korn $80 Pamela Wilson John and Prella McBride Ginny Tyler Stephen and Patricia Zachariah Steve and Kelly Schreckengast Bob and Patti Truitt $75 $20 Lynette Elam Elizabeth Applebaum $200 Mark Goodhew Dale and Jean Compton John and Helen Radavich Connie and Dick Grace Leadership Lafayette Jacquelyn Scott Mary Ann Combs $60 Services Linda Randak Arni’s $125 Kevin Doerr William and Sharon Theobald $50 Karen Griggs Lorie Amick Natalie Powell Dan and Sandy Baker Matt Slayton Paul and Deborah Bergen Joe White Clifton and Quigg Fertilizer Service, Inc. Peter and Georgia Dunn Goods Ron and Meg Ellis One Source Rentals Joseph and Linda Gebhart Nancy Grenard Richard and Diana Hamrlik Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malenchik William and Christine Kitterman Stan and Kay MithoeferJohn and Rachel Schurz Mark Siwiec Arnold Sweet Ruth Wasmuth Kathleen Waters Rebecca Wong ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 | 41

Foundation Board President, Sharon Theobald thanks Connie Grace Board President Alberta Barker thanks past for her many years of service. She and her husband Richard have President Elizabeth Lockrey for her 6 years been members of the Art Museum for 60 years! of service

Jim Bodenmiller is thanked by Sharon Theobald for serving on the Executive Director, Kendall Smith addresses Foundation Board since it's beginning in 1982. the 2014 Annual Meeting

Gary Metzner, Vice President of Sotheby’s with Bob Buford, who gave an exclusive tour of his Chicago home and art collection to Second Century Club members.