2011 MAM Annual Report July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 Contents

Mission, Vision and Values, and Diversity Statements 3 From the President 4 From the Director 5 Board of Trustees 7 Statement of Finances 8 MAM at a Glance 9 Exhibitions 11 Snapshots from Special Events 12 Gifts and Purchases 13 Gifts to the Education Handling Collection 17 Contributions Individual Support 18 Corporate, Foundation, and Government Support 21 Matching Gifts 22 Honor and Memorial Gifts 23 Heritage Society 24 Gifts in Kind 24 Volunteers 25 Staff 28

All Museum programs are made possible, in part, by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, and by funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Vance Wall Foundation, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and Museum Members.

2 Mission STATEMENT

The Montclair Art Museum (MAM), along with its Yard School of Art, engages a diverse community through its distinctive collection of American and Native American art, exhibitions, and educational programs that link art to contemporary life in a global context. Vision and values sTATeMenT

As the Montclair Art Museum approaches its Centennial in 2014, we seek to elevate our profile as a nationally recognized leader of mid-sized, regional art museums. Valuing diversity, innovation, and the importance of art to society, we will invigorate our curatorial presentations, expand our educational mission, promote greater connections to our community, engage in fruitful partnerships that reach deep into our region and beyond, embrace new media and technologies, pursue responsible facilities management and environmental impact, and secure our financial stability. Diversity Statement

The Montclair Art Museum is committed to being an inclusive and diverse organization, one that respects and welcomes individual differences in order to offer the most meaningful art experience to the widest possible audience. We strive to cultivate an environment that fosters productivity, creativity, and individual satisfaction by celebrating such differences as race, gender, nationality, age, religion, sexual orientation, and physical abilities.

3 From the president

e are pleased to present the FY 2011 Annual Report for what was a good year for the WMontclair Art Museum. It is an exciting time in the Museum’s programming, which has resulted in increased enthusiasm in MAM’s community. This enthusiasm is evidenced by the number of visitors to the Museum and by the growing number of collaborations with school districts, universities, and community organizations.

We believe that art matters and art education matters and we hope to convey those thoughts through this report. If you have never visited the Museum, we hope that you will want to see our exhibitions in person, to participate in our programs, to attend a lecture, or to take an art class.

Some of the more important developments at the Museum include an increased emphasis on contemporary art, the introduction of a Ceramics Studio and of a Digital Media Lab, and an increased usage of our permanent collection in exhibitions.

The Museum’s Board has been very active in implementing the Museum’s Strategic Plan, overseeing the Museum’s activities and attending to its financial condition and needs. In addition, the Board has recently launched an External Affairs program to expand the size and scope of MAM’s community.

We recently learned, and are delighted to report, that the Museum has received a Four-Star rating, the highest possible, from Charity Navigator, an independent charity evaluator whose ratings are key to donor confidence in nonprofit organizations. As donors demand more accountability, transparency, and results from the nonprofits they support, this recognition helps to demonstrate the Museum’s good governance and fiscal responsibility.

We thank our many Members and generous supporters for your efforts, which have made possible the activities and accomplishments described in this report. Your support plays an especially crucial role in our success as we continue not only to maintain but also to expand our programs in this difficult economic environment.

We look forward to seeing you at the Museum.

Newton B. Schott, Jr.

4 From the Director

he fiscal year 2011 (July The passion of collecting became our theme in the early season T1, 2010 – June 30, 2011) and featured prominently in educational programming that was marked by great forward aligned with and enlivened gallery installations. The annual momentum at the Montclair Art Babson lecture took the form of a panel discussion about the Museum. Riding the wave from importance of the artist/collector relationship and featured Herb the previous year’s successful and Dorothy Vogel themselves surrounded by a few of their Cezanne and American special artist friends. Our fall Free Family Day, sponsored by Modernism exhibition, the Staff and Board dedicated itself to a new paradigm of exhibition presentation, community programming, and visibility. Through a sharply focused Strategic Planning process that took place over many meetings and an important Board/ Staff Retreat, we charted a course to our Centennial Year celebrations in 2014. Our Mission, Vision and Values, and Diversity Statements (page 3) have been reshaped to reflect this new thinking, elevating the importance of education in our profile, emphasizing the place of art in our everyday lives, and setting the context for our passions about American and Native American art and culture within a global framework. Herbert and Dorothy Vogel at Clocktower (1975), from Herb & Highlights from the Museum’s new Strategic Plan include: Dorothy, an Arthouse Films Release 2009. • expanding curatorial presentations, such as more frequent rotations of the permanent collection, regular presentations of nationally significant exhibitions, and a significant commitment Horizon, focused on what kids collect, and families and children to contemporary art, with the launch of a new curatorial position spread out in Leir Hall with their rocks, shells, dolls, and and program. baseball cards.

• enhancing MAM’s educational role in the community by Collectors shared their passion with the Museum in great striving to become the premier provider of continuing art numbers this year as our acquisition list on pages 13–17 will educational experiences for adults, children, and educators in the attest. A favorite among them, Ed Downe’s gift of John Ahearn’s region. lifelike sculpture of Toby and Raymond, immediately took • assuring that the Museum enters its second century with greater up residence in the What Is Portraiture? exhibition; and the financial stability while continuing to provide excellence in incredible generosity of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen enabled service to the community. the Museum to tell a new story of the depth and richness of contemporary Native American ceramics. I am excited to report that even while developing our strategy over this past year, we have begun to live the plan. In November, The spring season opened with a very special exhibition entitled we completed an international search for the new position of Warhol and Cars: American Icons conceived by Chief Curator curator of contemporary art, hiring Alexandra Schwartz to help Gail Stavitsky to highlight MAM’s wonderful Andy Warhol us launch a new era of programming. Meanwhile, the galleries silkscreen painting Twelve Cadillacs (1962), and borrowing this fall featured three wonderful new exhibitions drawn from Warhol paintings, prints, drawings, and films on the theme of the permanent collection that brought new perspectives and the automobile to create a unique look at these two ubiquitous appreciation to our holdings, including the extraordinary Vogel American icons. The show was further enriched by a series gift of conceptual and minimalist art installed in the capacious of events including an evening with Andy’s nephew James Weston Gallery, and two thematic presentations focused on Warhola, who described growing up with Uncle Andy. Inspired portraiture and landscape that hung in the beautiful McMullen by his trailblazing predecessor, Jeff Koons spoke to a packed and Roberts galleries. These installations filled the Museum with house about his own version of pop art production; and the objects from our collections, many of which had never been Cadillac Club of North Jersey rallied to display some of their displayed and interpreted before. best 1960s specimens.

5 In the dramatic Laurie Art Stairway, Dan Funderburgh, a young The Museum closed out its year with a two-pronged gala event artist and designer from Brooklyn, covered the wall with a vinyl inspired by both the Warhol exhibition and our beloved biennial decal mural inspired by the ironic juxtaposition of the Warhol Art in Bloom extravaganza. At the Art in Bloom luncheon, car imagery with the Museum’s important Native American MAM honored Helen Geyer; and the evening Warhol Factory collection, featuring tipi-shaped traffic cones and reminding us Party honored Jacqueline McMullen. Both of these remarkable of legendary figures like Pontiac, Winnebago, Cherokee and women have been deeply devoted to their community for Cadillac, whose stature has been co-opted by the automobile decades and are long-time supporters and friends of the industry. Montclair Art Museum.

All the spring exhibitions, which, besides Warhol and While there was much good news in FY11, the continuing Funderburgh, included Will Barnet: A Centennial Celebration challenge of the world’s financial environment meant more and Robert Mapplethorpe Flowers: Selections from the J.P. adjustments to the Museum’s staff and budget at fiscal year’s Morgan Chase Collection, received considerable media end. With both great determination and continued generosity, attention. Board and Staff were able to close the year reporting a hard- earned balanced budget. As we continue to ride the currents MAM’s partnerships in the community are an essential element of economic fluctuations, it is our pledge to fully shore-up the of the Museum’s identity and mission, and those relationships foundations of this great museum in order to buffer the winds. continued to be seeded and flourish this year. One of our most I have every confidence that we are on track to do so, and look natural alliances is that with Montclair State University, which forward to sharing more good news in years to come. comes to fruition through combined programming efforts, as well as cross-institutional teaching opportunities. This year’s The lessons of MAM’s recent Cézanne exhibition are many, impressive list of visiting artists in the MSU/MFA/MAM lecture but not the least of which is the Museum’s deeper perspective series (besides Jeff Koons), included Moriko Mori, Leonardo of its own important role in the quality of life of its community, Drew, and Shirin Neshat. In addition, our annual lecture in and indeed the extended range of that community from which association with the Montclair Community Pre-K brought us an we draw. Research shows that at its greatest range, the Museum inspired evening with the legendary Faith Ringgold. counts visitors from up and down the coast and beyond, and garners international recognition for its scholarship, exhibitions, Expanding MAM’s educational mission took corporeal form and programming. Equally important to this visibility around with the addition of two important studio offerings this year as the globe, however, is the clear understanding that when the part of the Museum’s Yard School of Art. Thanks to a crucial Museum does its best work, we produce enormous satisfaction investment from the Vance Wall Foundation, we were able to and pride in our surrounding community. We are extremely renovate and completely outfit both a Ceramics Studio and fortunate to have this rich art and educational resource here a Digital Media Lab. These new offerings—each of which in Montclair, shepherded by a terrific staff, a dedicated and garnered substantial publicity in the media and were strategically supportive Board of Trustees, and an ever more deeply engaged marketed—have added significantly to our community studio community – this is an enviable combination of ingredients program and have been operating at full force since they each for success! debuted.

MAM once again served, for the third year in a row, as the sole affiliate sponsor in New Jersey of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, a national program that identifies creative teenagers and offers scholarship opportunities for graduating high school Lora S. Urbanelli seniors. This was our most successful year, with 26 young artists from the Northern New Jersey District receiving national awards, including one who received the Portfolio Gold Medal, the highest level of achievement. The Gold Medal winner was the subject of an extensive page-one profile in theStar-Ledger .

6 Board of Trustees Fiscal Year 2011

Reginald Hollinger Linny Andlinger Honorary Trustee Chairman Michael A. Backer Will Barnet Newton Schott Susan Bershad, MD President Rose Cali Past Presidents Rose Cali Vice President Sylvia Cohn Brenda L. Bingham Lyn Reiter Susan Cole Robert Constable Vice President Robert Max Crane Reginald Hollinger Lynn Glasser Deborah Davis James T. Mills Secretary Marilyn H. Dore Adrian Shelby Frank Walter Patti Elliott William Turner Treasurer Audrey Gaelen Adrian Shelby Chairman of External Affairs Lynn Glasser Marilyn R. Greene Robert Constable Chairman Emeritus Frazeal L. Harris Michael Heningburg, Jr. Reginald J. Hollinger James E. Johnson Herbert C. Klein Fred H. Langbein Karen G. Mandelbaum Robert Nossa, MD Ruth M. Perretti Janet Taylor Pickett Gretchen Prater Lyn Reiter Ann Schaffer Newton B. Schott, Jr. Sengal M. G. Selassie Patricia Selden Adrian A. Shelby Jason Slosberg Sharon Taylor William H. Turner Donna M. Uher Ira A. Wagner Carol Wall Frank J. Walter III Donald B. Zief

7 Statement of Finances

Operating Income

Earned $2,027,554...... 37% Earned

Government Grants 37% Government Grants $290,000...... 5% 58% Other Support

Other Support $3,165,761...... 58% 5%

$5,483,315...... 100%

Operating expense

Program 15% $2,870,042...... 66% 19% Program

Administration Administration $802,322...... 19% 66% Fundraising Fundraising $635,720...... 15%

$4,308,080...... 100%

Annual Operating Budget...... $4.3 million Endowment...... $9.9 million

8 MAM AT A GLANCE

Attendance and Outreach n 65,442 onsite visitors in 2010–2011 n 65% of visitors were adults n 35% were children 18 or younger n 1,216 MAM catalogues sold and distributed in 2010–2011 n 257,368 overall audience impact of visitors (includes onsite visitor, traveling show attendance, unique web visitors and catalogues distributed.) n 2,373 member households n 2,080 Facebook Fans

Programs n 2,665 public activities. n 489 guided tours reached 13,433 visitors, with over 20% of school tours reaching underserved communities. n 9 special exhibitions. n 2 exhibition openings, with 1,065 attendees. n Scholarship tours for 2,600 disadvantaged students and educators. n 218 studio art courses and workshops served more than 1967 students for more than 16,820 classroom encounters. n 17 free need-based scholarships to Yard School of Art classes for area children. n 3 FREE Family Day programs, attendance of 2,325. n 10 lectures by visiting scholars and artists including Jeff Koons, James Warhola, Marika Mori, and Leonardo Drew. n 22 community exhibitions, featuring work from the Yard School of Art & art In September, MAM’s Powwow drew several hundred education partnerships with local schools. visitors. The event was made possible by a grant from Investors Savings Bank. Generous support was pro- n 14 outreach programs in schools, serving 221 students and 28 adults. vided by Arizona Iced Tea. n 293 educators participated in Educators’ Evenings and Teacher Workshops. n The Museum serves New Jersey’s diverse general public through programs and exhibitions. Within NJ, as determined from our Membership records, MAM reaches constituents from 15 counties, including Bergen, Burlington, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, and Warren. More than 250 schools, community organizations, universities, museums, senior centers, and artist colonies, representing over 70 communities and 6 states (NJ, NY, CT, MA, MD, PA), as well as international groups from China and Russia, participated in guided tours of the Museum’s permanent collection and special exhibitions. Museum Members include constituents from 10 different states. n 17 Home School Days, a program that includes a guided thematic tour and related art project for students and opportunities for parents to observe and discuss ways to integrate the Museum into their curriculum. n 43 facility rentals. n 28 Art Birthday Parties, serving over 518 attendees.

9 HIghlights u u MAM received a grant from the National Endowment The Museum has added a new Digital Media Lab and for the Arts to digitize a portion of the permanent collection Ceramics Studio to its Yard School of Art. The Ceramics for the Museum’s website. This project will further expand Studio is the only resource of its kind in New Jersey offered opportunities for new audiences to explore and better within a museum. The addition of both the Ceramics understand and appreciate the collection as well as increase Studio and Media Lab considerably expands what the online access to images and information about the collection Museum is able to offer the community, in terms of both the for diverse audiences, ranging from scholars, educators and curriculum of our Yard School of Art and all of our education their students, disabled audiences and those from outside our programming. region who are unable to physically visit the galleries, children and their families, and general Museum and website visitors. It will also allow the Museum to reach underserved populations such as those whose opportunities to experience the arts are limited by geography, ethnicity, or finances.

u The catalogue published in conjunction with MAM’s Cézanne and American Modernism exhibition won an Honorable Mention in the 2010 Museum Publications Design competition, sponsored by the American Association of Museums, the only national juried competition of its kind. The catalogue was edited by MAM’s chief curator Gail Stavitsky and The Baltimore Museum of Art’s senior curator Katherine Rothkopf.

u MAM won American Inhouse Design Awards for u Phase V of the Museum’s Diversity Initiative, a excellence in 2011 from Graphic Design USA for “Inspiring multifaceted effort to diversify the Museum’s audience Greatness: The Story of the Julius Rosenwald Fund,” a and enhance minority access to and enjoyment of the arts, brochure that accompanied the exhibition A Force for Change: continued with a generous grant from the NJ State Council African American Art and the Julius Rosenwald Fund, and for on the Arts’ “Building Arts Participation” program. Activities the invitation to the Andy Warhol Factory Party Gala. included the creation of a Diversity Initiative Report that recapped MAM’s Diversity Initiative, serving as a record u With the arrival of MAM’s new curator of contemporary of where we came from and accomplishments and lessons art, Alexandra Schwartz, the Museum has begun to build learned, as well as steps and tips to share with our peers an innovative contemporary art program that engages both in the arts field for conducting a successful building arts MAM’s distinguished history and the vibrant and diverse local participation campaign. A key component of this report community. was a Tool Kit for colleagues outlining strategies for developing a similar model. The application of this building arts participation Tool Kit will also inform the research and u For the past two years (2010, 2011), MAM has been named development of a new Special Needs Initiative, whose goal Best Museum in New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly readers. is to make quality arts experiences accessible to hearing- impaired audiences.

Faith Ringgold, widely known for her painted story quilts and children’s books, presented before a sold-out audience on November 18. Her presentation, the “8th Annual Conversation on Education and the Arts,” was sponsored by the Montclair Community Pre-K, MAM, and MAM’s African American Cultural Committee (AACC). Here, members of MAM’s African American Cultural Committee pose with Faith Ringgold. From left, front row: Lora Urbanelli (MAM director), Tanya Poteat, Gail Stavitsky (MAM chief curator), Mattie Reed, Adunni Anderson, Marjorie Rich; back row: Ben Jones, Janet Taylor Pickett, Laurena White, Lonnie Brandon, Faith Ringgold, Harriett Simon, Rosalind Nzinga-Nichol, Sharon Burton Turner (chair, New Jersey State Council on the Arts), Gary Schneider (MAM director of education). The group is posing in front of Tar Beach 2, a story quilt by Faith Ringgold in MAM’s permanent collection; it was included in the exhibition What Is Portraiture?

10 Exhibitions July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011

What Is Portraiture? September 4, 2010–November 4, 2011

Living for Art: The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection September 24, 2010–January 2, 2011

The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States is a joint initiative of the Trustees of the Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection and the National Gallery of Art, with generous support of the National Endowment for the Arts and the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Additional Exhibition Angel support provided by Newton B. Schott, Jr., and Toni LeQuire-Schott.

Potters, Patrons, and Promises: Gifts from Audrey and Norbert Gaelen September 24, 2010–January 2, 2011

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry: Celebratory Works from the Collection September 24, 2010 – January 2, 2011

Motor Lodge: An Installation by Dan Funderburgh January 22, 2011–June 30, 2012

Robert Mapplethorpe Flowers: Selections from the J.P. Morgan Chase Collection February 4, 2011–July 17, 2011

Will Barnet: A Centennial Celebration February 4, 2011–August 21, 2011

Warhol and Cars: American Icons March 6, 2011–June 19, 2011 Warhol and Cars: American Icons is made possible by generous support from The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Foundation for the Arts, Mandee, Annie sez, and the Judith Targan Endowment Fund for Museum Publications. Additional support has been provided by Exhibition Angels: the Vance Wall Foundation, The Susan V. Bershad Charitable Fund, Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker, Bob and Bobbie Constable, Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Jacqueline and Herb Klein, Lyn and Glenn Reiter, Toni LeQuire-Schott and Newton B. Schott, Jr., Adrian A. Shelby, Margo and Frank Walter, and Joan and Donald Zief.

This exhibition was selected by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts as part of the American Masterpieces Series in New Jersey. American Masterpieces is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts.

11 Snapshots from SPECIAL EVENTS

Highlights were the biennial Art in Bloom, from May 11 to 15, a five-day festival of fine art and flowers, and the Andy Warhol Factory Party Gala, on May 14. Co-chairs for these events were Deborah Davis, Gretchen Prater, and Carol Wall. Honorary chair was Mary Mochary. The Factory Party Gala honored Jacqueline McMullen. The year concluded with the Warhol Wine Bar on June 3, whose co-chairs were Liza Cohn, Heath Shelby, and Jason Slosberg, MD.

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1. Ted and Laura Kiesewetter/ 2. Floral arrangement by designer Pat Kettenring / 3. Bobbi Brown and Yogi Berra / 4. Gala Honoree Jacqueline McMullen / 5. MAM director Lora Urbanelli 6. Warhol Wine Bar co-chairs Heath Shelby, Jason Slosberg, MD, and Liza Cohn / 7. Warhol Wine Bar MAM director Lora Urbanelli and Panasonic’s Penny Joseph pull Grand Prize winner of the raffle, who won a 42” Panasonic Plasma TV. / 8. Speaker and New York City designer Dan Dahl / 9. Honoree Helen Geyer GIFTS & PURCHASES

D. J. Aragon Preston Duwyenie (b. 1951) Nancy Youngblood Lugo Southwest, Acoma Pueblo Southwest, Hopi Pueblo Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Jar, n.d. Dish, n.d. Blackware pottery jar, 2000 Clay, pigment Clay, pigment, coral Clay, pigment 1 ¼ x 1¼ diam. inches 1 ½ x 8 ¼ diam. inches 2 ⅞ x 2 ½ diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.1 2010.9.8 2010.9.15

D. J. Aragon Grace Medicine Flower (b. 1938) Maria Montoya Poveka Martinez (1887- Southwest, Acoma Pueblo Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo 1980) Jar, n.d. Redware pottery jar, n.d. Southwest, San Ildefonso Pueblo Clay, pigment Clay, pigment Blackware jar, n.d. 3 ¾ x 4 diam. inches 5 ½ x 5 diam. inches Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2 ⅝ x 3 ¾ diam. inches 2010.9.2 2010.9.9 Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.16 Wanda Aragon (Dzinats’ituwits’a) Effie Garcia (b. 1948) Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo G. Nampeyo Southwest, Acoma Pueblo Blackware pottery bowl, n.d. Southwest, Hopi Pueblo Jar, 1860-1870, 1989 Clay, pigment Kiva vessel with ladder, n.d. Clay, pigment 2 ¼ x 4 diam. inches Clay, pigment, wood 6 ⅝ x 8 ½ diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 4 ¾ (8 ⅜ with ladder) x 7 ¼ diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.10 Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.3 2010.9.17 Tammy Garcia (b. 1969) Wanda Aragon (Dzinats’ituwits’a) Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Hisi Nampeyo (Camille Quotskuyva) (b. 1948) Redware pottery jar, 1993 (b. 1964) Southwest, Acoma Pueblo Clay, pigment Southwest, Hopi-Tewa Jar, 1880-1900, 1995 4 ⅞ x 7 ½ diam. inches Jar, n.d. Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Clay, pigment 5 ⅛ x 5 ½ diam. inches 2010.9.11 2 ½ x 6 ⅛ diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.4 Tina Garcia (b. 1957) 2010.9.18 Southwest, San Juan/Santa Clara Pueblo Mary Archuleta Redware pottery jar, 1991 Dusty Naranjo (b. 1968) Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Clay, pigment Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Redware pottery jar, n.d. 4 ¼ x 7 ¼ diam. inches Jar, n.d. Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Clay, pigment 4 ⅞ x 6 ⅛ diam. inches 2010.9.12 2 ⅞ x 3 diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.5 Virginia Garcia (b. 1963) 2010.9.19 Southwest, San Juan/Santa Clara Pueblo Marie Zieu Chino (1907-1982) Blackware pottery wedding jar, n.d. Sammy Naranjo (Okuwa Nae’ Khung Southwest, Acoma Pueblo Clay, pigment Tsire – Dark Cloud Bird) Wedding jar, n.d. 13 ¼ x 7 ½ x 7 ¼ inches Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Blackware and brownware pottery 3 ⅞ x 2 ¾ diam. inches 2010.9.13 wedding vase, n.d. Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Clay, pigment 2010.9.6 D. Lewis 7 ⅜ x 4 ⅞ x 4 inches Southwest, Acoma Pueblo Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Ursula Curran (b. 1979) Jar, n.d. 2010.9.20 Southwest, Santa Clara/San Juan Clay, pigment Jar, n.d. ⅞ x 1 ¾ diam. inches Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 1 ⅜ x 1 ⅞ diam. inches 2010.9.14 Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.7

13 Roger Brown (1941-1997) Talk Show Addicts, 1993 Lithograph Ed. 20/80 22 ⅜ x 29 ¾ inches Gift of AT&T Corporation 2010.13.1

Al Qoyawayma (b. 1938) Robert Tenorio (b. 1950) Alvina Yepa (b. 1954) Southwest, Hopi Pueblo Southwest, Santo Domingo Pueblo Southwest, Jemez Pueblo Creamware pottery corncob jar, 1985 Jar, n.d. Redware pottery jar, n.d. Clay, pigment Clay, pigment Clay, pigment 11 ½ x 6 x 6 ½ inches 8 ½ x 8 diam. inches 5 ⅛ x 6 ½ diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.21 2010.9.26 2010.9.31

Dextra Quotskuyva (b. 1928) Robert Tenorio (b. 1950) Mela Youngblood Southwest, Hopi Pueblo Southwest, Santo Domingo Pueblo Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Jar, n.d. Bowl, n.d. Blackware pottery jar, n.d. Clay, pigment Clay, pigment Clay, pigment 4 ⅛ x 4 ⅛ diam. inches 3 ½ x 7 ½ x 7 ⅞ inches 6 ⅜ x 6 diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.22 2010.9.27 2010.9.32

Lu Ann Tafoya (b. 1938) Damian Toya (b. 1971) Harrison and Marie Begay Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Southwest, Jemez Pueblo Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Blackware pottery jar, n.d. Creamware pottery jar, n.d. Blackware pottery bowl, 1992 Clay, pigment Clay, pigment Clay, pigment 13 x 12 ¼ diam. inches 4 ¼ x 4 ⅞ diam. inches 4 x 5 diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.23 2010.9.28 2010.9.33

Margaret Tafoya (1904-2001) Dora Tse-pe (b. 1939) Blue Corn (Crucita Gonzales Calabaza) Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Southwest, Zia, San Ildefonso Pueblo (1921-1999) Redware pottery jar, n.d. Creamware pottery jar, n.d. Southwest, San Ildefonso Pueblo Clay, pigment Clay, pigment, turquoise Blackware pottery jar, n.d. 5 ⅜ x 6 ½ diam. inches 3 ¾ x 3 ¾ diam. inches Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 4 ¼ x 5 ½ diam. inches 2010.9.24 2010.9.29 Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.34 Shirley Cactus Blossom Tafoya (b. 1947) Carol Vigil (b. 1960) Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Southwest, Jemez Pueblo Maker unknown Blackware pottery wedding jar, n.d. Redware pottery jar, n.d. Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Clay, pigment Clay, pigment Brownware pottery jar, n.d. 2 ⅞ x 2 ¼ diam. inches 5 ½ x 5 diam. inches Clay, pigment Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 4 ½ x 5 diam. inches 2010.9.25 2010.9.30 Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen 2010.9.35

14 Robert Tenorio (b. 1950) Johnny Tse-Pe Gonzales Fannie Nampeyo (1900-1987) Southwest, Santo Domingo Pueblo Southwest, San Ildefonso Southwest, Hopi-Tewa Bowl, n.d. Pot, n.d. Pot, n.d. Clay, pigment Clay, pigment Clay, pigment 6 ⅝ x 14 diam. inches 6 ¾ x 5 ¾ diam. inches 4 ⅛ x 6 x ½ diam. inches Gift of Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.9.36 2010.10.7 2010.10.14

Alvin Curran (1953-1999) Kathy N. Gutierrez Nicolasa Naranjo (1907-2000) Southwest, San Juan Pueblo Southwest, San Ildefonso Southwest, Santa Clara Pot, n.d. Blackware Pot, n.d. Blackware wedding vase, n.d. Clay, pigment Clay Clay 5 x 4 ¾ diam. inches 3 ⅛ x 4 ⅞ diam. inches 9 x 7 ⅛ x 4 ¼ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.1 2010.10.8 2010.10.15

Leon L. Dallas (b. ca. 1960) Helen Little Standing-Spruce Hardin Gilbert Naseyowma (b. 1934) Southwest, Hopi (Tsa-sah-wee-eh) (1943-1984) Southwest, Hopi Katsina (Heoto Mana), n.d. Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Katsina (Yei-be-chai), ca. 1989 Cottonwood, pigment Guardian of the Mist, n.d. Cottonwood, pigment 12 ½ x 5 ¾ x 6 diam. inches Color etching 11 ⅜ x 5 ¾ x 6 ⅝ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Ed. 5/60 Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.2 19 ¼ x 19 ¼ inches (plate), 2010.10.16 22 ⅝ x 21 ½ inches (sheet) D. Lewis Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Silas Roy (b. 1948) Southwest, Acoma 2010.10.9 Southwest, Hopi Seed pot, ca. 1990 Crow Bride Katsina (Angwusnahai-i), n.d. Clay, pigment Tom Haze Cottonwood, pigment 1 ⅛ x 3 ¾ diam. inches Southwest, Zuni 10 ⅞ x 3 ¾ x 3 ¾ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Fetish, n.d. Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.3 Red and ochre stone, lithic, rawhide 2010.10.17 4 ½ x 3 ¾ x 1 ¼ inches Effie and Orville Garcia Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Brad Sekayumptewa Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo 2010.10.10 Southwest, Hopi Blackware Pot, n.d. Katsina (He’-e-e), n.d. Clay, pigment Brian Honyouti (b. 1947) Cottonwood, pigment 2 ⅛ x 3 ¾ diam. inches Southwest, Hopi 12 ⅜ x 5 x 4 ½ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Palhikmana (Butterfly Maiden Social Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.4 Dancer), n.d. 2010.10.18 Cottonwood, paint Gloria Garcia (Goldenrod) (b. 1942) 16 ½ x 5 ⅛ x 3 ¾ inches Sherry Tafoya Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo Sgrafitto pot, n.d. 2010.10.11 Blackware Pot, n.d. Clay, pigment Clay 2 x 1 ⅞ diam. inches Allan Capron Houser (1914-1994) 2 ¼ x 3 ⅜ diam. inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Southwest, Chiricahua Apache Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.5 My Memories, 1990 2010.10.19 Bronze Gloria Garcia (Goldenrod) (b. 1942) 5 ⅛ x 4 ⅝ x 2 ⅞ inches (object) Norbert Tewa Southwest, Santa Clara Pueblo ¾ x 4 x 5 ⅞ inches (base) Southwest, Hopi Sgrafitto jar, n.d. Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer White Bear Katsina (Kocha Honau), 1999 Clay, pigment 2010.10.12 Cottonwood, pigment 2 ⅝ x 2 ⅞ diam. inches 11 ⅛ x 5 ¼ x 5 ⅛ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Merrill Howard Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.6 Owl Katsina (Mongwu), n.d. 2010.10.20 Cottonwood, pigment 13 x 5 ¾ x 5 ¾ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.13

15 Edward Lamson Henry (1841-1919) Waiting for the Steamboat, n.d. Oil on canvas 16 ⅝ x 34 ½ inches Bequest of James and Margaret Brush Vandermade 2011.1

Norbert Tewa John Ahearn (b. 1951) Southwest, Hopi Toby and Raymond, 1986 Badger Katsina (Honan), 1999 Oil on fiberglass Cottonwood, pigment 46 ⅛ x 43 ¼ x 39 ¼ inches 12 ½ x 5 ¼ x 5 ½ inches Gift of Edward and Hugh Downe Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.12 2010.10.21 Roger Brown (1941-1997) Dorothy Torivio (b. 1946) Talk Show Addicts, 1993 Southwest, Acoma Lithograph Seed pot, ca. 1988 Ed. 20/80 Clay, pigment 22 ⅜ x 29 ¾ inches 2 ¼ x 3 ⅝ diam. inches Gift of AT&T Corporation Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.13.1 2010.10.22 Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Baje Whitethorne (b. 1950) Echo, 1978 Navajo Aquatint, embossing on paper Untitled, 1991 Ed. 38/50 Watercolor and ink on paper 20 x 23 ⅞ inches 6 ¾ x 4 ⅞ inches (sight) Gift of AT&T Corporation John Ahearn (b. 1951) 2010.13.2 Toby and Raymond, 1986 Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Oil on fiberglass 2010.10.23 46 ⅛ x 43 ¼ x 39 ¼ inches Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Gift of Edward and Hugh Downe Nathan Youngblood (b. 1954) Untitled: Pacific Coast Series #145, 1979 2010.12 Southwest, Santa Clara Handmade paper Blackware Pot, n.d. 34 ½ x 34 ½ inches Clay Gift of AT&T Corporation 3 ¾ x 6 ¼ diam. inches 2010.13.3 Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.24 Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Untitled: Pacific Coast Series #152, 1979 Maker unknown Handmade paper Cherokee 34 ½ x 34 ½ inches Basket, 20th century Gift of AT&T Corporation Wood 2010.13.4 8 ½ x 12 ¼ diam. inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer 2010.10.25

16 Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Edward Lamson Henry (1841-1919) Untitled: Pacific Coast Series #154, 1979 Waiting for the Steamboat, n.d. Handmade paper Oil on canvas 34 ⅝ x 34 ½ inches 16 ⅝ x 34 ½ inches Gift of AT&T Corporation Bequest of James and Margaret Brush 2010.13.5 Vandermade 2011.1

Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Gifts to the Education Handling Untitled: Pacific Coast Series #145, 1979 Collection Handmade paper 34 ½ x 34 ½ inches Gift of AT&T Corporation Maker Unknown 2010.13.3 Cochiti Pueblo Storyteller, n.d. Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Untitled: Pacific Coast Series #152, 1979 Clay, pigment Handmade paper 3 x 3 x 2 ½ inches 34 ½ x 34 ½ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer Gift of AT&T Corporation EDU9.1.2010 2010.13.4

Kenneth Noland (1924-2010) Maker Unknown Untitled: Pacific Coast Series #154, 1979 Tohono O’odham Handmade paper Basket, n.d. 34 ⅝ x 34 ½ inches Gift of AT&T Corporation Sweet-grass 2010.13.5 1 ¼ x 6 ½ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer EDU9.2.2010

Maker Unknown Southwest Coiled basket, n.d. 7 ⅜ diam. inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer EDU9.3.2010

Lena Spencer Navajo Textile (Gallop mat), n.d. Wool, dye 27 ½ x 37 ¼ inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer EDU9.4.2010

Anita Wilson Navajo, Wide Ruins region Textile (Gallop mat), n.d. Wool, dye 25 ½ x 41 inches Gift of Dr. Joseph W. and Andrea Placer EDU9.5.2010

17 CONTRIBUTIONS: Individual Support

$1,000,000 and above Marilyn and Michael Dore $1,000 to $2,499 Jacqueline J. McMullen Patti and Jimmy Elliott Bonni and Norton Babson Carol and Terry Wall Jacques R. Everhart and Josephine Gettys Shirley S. Bacot Shamel and Helen M. Geyer Charles Shamel $25,000 to $39,999 Marilyn and Stephen Greene Elena and Will Barnet Susan V. Bershad, MD Frazeal L. Harris Dennis P. Brady Rose and John Cali Colleen and Philip Hempleman Joan and Robert D.B. Carlisle Bob and Bobbie Constable Jeanine Downie, MD, and Sandra and James C. Carter Karen and Larry Mandelbaum Michael Heningburg, Jr. Christina Cotton and Brian Clarkson Toni LeQuire-Schott and Mary Mochary Susan A. Cole, Ph.D. Newton B. Schott, Jr. Jennifer Odell and Robert Nossa Melinda and William H. Connolly Margo and Frank J. Walter Ann and Mel Schaffer Siobhan and Michael Creem Joan and Donald Zief Patricia and Charles Selden Helen and David Crowell $15,000 to $24,999 Denise Muggli and Nader Tavakoli Donna and Thomas Daniels Audrey and Norbert Gaelen Deborah Davis and Mark Urman Maris and Trayton Davis Jacqueline and Herbert Klein Carol and Harlan Waksal Judith and George Egan Tracy E. Higgins and James Leitner Thomas F. Ercolano $2,500 to $4,999 Bobbi and Steven Plofker Tricia and Edmund Etzold Patricia A. Bell Gretchen and Sanford Prater Angela and Michael Frasco David J. Bershad Lyn and Glenn Reiter Gerry and Patrick Gilmartin Andree and Copeland Bertsche Adrian A. Shelby Daniel S. Groisser Gary Beyer Sharon and Robert Taylor Catherine and Douglas Halbert Edward Bindel Joan and William Hearst $10,000 to $14,999 Brenda and Hartley Bingham Paula A. Tuffin and Reginald J. Hollinger Linny and Rick Andlinger Terri and Kenneth Breen Patterson Sims and Katy Homans Sylvia and Albert Cohn Eileen and Robert C. Butler Kim and Kenneth Jankowitz Paula and Max Crane Betty Ann and Jack Cannell Margaret Ann and Thomas Johnson Lynn and Stephen Glasser Evelyn McGee and Stephen Colbert Barbara and George Kelley James E. Johnson Heidi Muschick and Barry DiBernardo Jane Newman Kessler and Wendy and Andrew Lacey Dorothea and Peter Frank Andrew Kessler Joanne and Fred Langbein Marylyn Modny and Edward Gregory Julie Song and Nick Krenteras Ruth M. Perretti and Eric Kaplan Meghan and Stephen Hess Emily E. Mulford* Lyn Rosensweig and Bruce Schnelwar Deborah and Peter Hirsch Donald Mullen, Jr. Lynn and Sengal Selassie Rosemary and Al Iversen Laura and John Phillips Hannah Richman and Jason Slosberg, MD Laura and Ted Kiesewetter Jennifer Hanawald and Warren Rabin Judith and William Turner Joyce Michaelson and John LaVigne Lora S. Urbanelli and William H. Rae Denise and Ira Wagner Mary Anne Miller Elba and Michael Rodburg Frances and Jim Mills Angel and Curt Schade $5,000 to $9,999 Richard Nackenson Mayra and John Schmidt Michael Backer Margaret Haynes O’Kane and Caroline W. Schumann Carmen and Lawrence P. Berra Kevin O’Kane Rita and Eric Singer Catherine and Nicholas Carlozzi Angela Beekers-Uberoi and Hank Uberoi Marianne and Roy Smith Susan E. Cole Margaret B. Vandermade* Patricia and Morton David Marlene and Anthony Volpe

18 Patrice and Roy Sommerhalter Laura and Rodney Leinberger Jeanne and Malcolm Campbell Linda and Brian Sterling Barbara H. Malcolm Jerilyn and Gabriel Caprio Lois and David Stith Aida M. Malouf Amy Rosen and Tim Carden Jane and Harvey Susswein John C. Meditz Debbi and J. Barry Cocoziello Judy and Ronald Targan Cathleen Carr and William Moran Steven Dickstein and Nadine Cohen Marjorie and Monroe Tenner Thomas C. Nye Elaine and John C. Conti Donna M. Uher Catherine and Edwin Olsen Mary Jane Jolda-Crawford and JoAnn and John Weisel Janet and Richard Oscar John Crawford Alexa Kemeny and Jonathan Welsh Dorothy Pack Ellen D. Cunniff John C. Whitehead Mary Alyce Pardo Louise and Ernest De Salvo Mary and John Wood Joan and Peter Pearlman Deborah and Jason DeSalvo Shelley and Keith Phillips Lynne and Mark Di Benedetto $500 to $999 Hilary and John Reimnitz Susan C. Dumont and Gordon Dinsmore Lisa and Joseph Amato Darin Wacs and John Restrick Miriam Chilton and Joel Dorow Lucerne Mary and Daniel Battsek Marjorie Rich Molli and John Dowd Janice and John Benton Sylvia S. Riskin Edward R. Downe, Jr. Olga and Alfredo Bequillard Betty and Larry Schiffenhaus Joan and Paul Egyes Carole and Ron Berg Susan and Howard Silver Sara-Ann and Howard Erichson Bruce Bird Joanne and Kevin Smith Carol and Douglas Ewertsen Marion L. Buchner Nancy Lynn Squier Emer Featherstone Bonnie and Michael Carter Isabella and Michael Tcheyan Ann and Gordon Ferguson Shirley M. Cobert Leann Carlson and Steven VanKuiken Carolyn and Joseph Fleischer Kathleen and Alberto Comini Judy and Robert Voccola Adrian M. Foley, Jr. Susann and James Connors Jutta R. Walter Leslie and John Ford Joan and James Crowther Judy and Josh Weston Barbara and James Fox Beverly and Joseph Dempsey Mary Lou Fox Mervin Dilts $250 to $499 Jessica and Michael Freeman Barbara Etherington Jennifer and Jack Abuhoff Susan Frei Nathan Enid and Stuart Friedman Dorothy Allcorn and S. Robert Allcorn Christina and Mike Gantcher Nancy and Robert Gerber Elizabeth Allen Wilma Gelfand and Arthur Gelfand Susan and Chris Gifford Aubin Z. Ames Thomas P. Giblin Charmaine and Gregg Gonsalves Kim and Ed Amirata Laura and Walter Giles Virginia and William Guy Cathy Meier Asher and Gideon Asher Judith and Charles Gittleman Jan and Floyd Hall Christine and Alex Badalamenti Patricia Gleason Mary S. Hamilton Emily and Steven Becker Edward D. Gold Mariann and Thomas Higgins Mrs. Timothy Berra Susan and Allan Gorman Norman James Audrey and Alan Bleviss Patricia and Peter Green Leslie Larson and Donald Katz Susan Sonneborn and Thomas Blim Esther and Peter Harper Elizabeth G. Kenny Ann Borowiec Lisa Dever and Fletcher Harper Ilene and David Klein Margaret and Peter Brand Catherine McFarland Harvey Audrey and Robert Koenig Gloria Weissberg and Ed Brickman Eve Schaenen and Frank Hentschker Izumi Hara and David N. Koschik Andrea Messina and John Cahill Mary and Thomas Heyman Deborah and Conrad Kozak Carol and James Callahan Alice and Steven Hirsh Joyce Pokoy-Kurtulus and Christine Nolan-Campbell and Ronnie and Arthur Horn Osman Kurtulus David J. Campbell Miriam and John Hunt Keith L. Wiggs and Ted LeFevre

19 Julian B. Hyman Kate Logan and Edmund Rung Miriam and Theodore H. Irwin Geraldine Salzano Cynthia Green and Joshua Jablons Lorena and David Sauer Betty and Dale Jacobs Audrey Leigh Nevins and Stuart Schepps Carol and George Jacobstein Renee and Ralph Selitto Alice and Charles B. Johnson Kim and Richard Seltzer Stefanie Johnson and Samuel Johnson Sharon and Christopher Sevrens Mary Lee and David R. Jones Carole Shaffer-Koros and Robert Koros Susan and Rees L. Jones Elizabeth May Shull Elaine and Henry Kaufman Denise and Paul Silverman Honora Kaufman Kristin Wald and Peter Simon Sandra and Jim Kennedy Katie Singer Bettye R. King and Family Holly English and Fred Smagorinsky Patricia Kolbe Amy and Richard Sommer Leslie M. Krauter Amy and George South Laurie G. Kroll Liga Z. Stam Patricia and Steven Kushner June Raegner and Richard Stanton Betty H. Lamborn Heather and Douglas Stivison Joan Larkin Meg and Harry B. Temkin Ruth and Gerald Legow Frances and Jeanmarie Tenuto Jacqueline and Howard Levine Robert L. Tortoriello Jessica and Craig Logrande Geraldine V. Trzanowski and Mary Beth and John Michael Loughran Thomas J. Trzanowski Lori and Paul MacDonald Jo Ann Joseph and Paul Tumbleson Ellen and Wendell Maddrey Sharon Burton Turner and Lincoln Turner Mari Ann and Michael Maher Francoise Varkala Deb and Jay Mason Gail and Roger Vellekamp Kathleen and Sylvester McClearn Benilde E. Little and Clifford Virgin Tracy McVeigh and Andrew Melitz Liza Cohn and Bill Wallach Cynthia J. Miller Terri and Alan Walter Jeannette and Philip Miller Jayne Warman Edna and Richard Moriarty Julie Harris and James Wescott Kerry and Paul Murphy Patricia S. Wessling Rita and Jack Nadler Lisa and William Westheimer Martha Nevins Karen and Lawrence Whitehaus Sandy and Arthur Nintzel Suzanne and Richard Williams Maureen and Joseph Noto Helen and Ronald Yuswack Patricia Pascale Marcia Zweig Karen and Jim Pensiero Hermann K. Platt Amy and Donald Putman * Deceased Stephanie Rahner Jeraldine and Robert I. Raichelson Jane and Richard Redmond Sybil Eng and Tad Roselund

20 Corporate, Foundation, and Government Support

$1,000,000 and above $5,000 to $9,999 $500 to $999 Vance Wall Foundation Image Dermatology P.C. Hughes Environmental Engineering, Inc. John J. Cali & Rose Cali Family JMK Auto Sales $100,000 to $300,000 Foundation Inc. John M. Reimnitz Architect P.C. The Leir Charitable Foundations Montclair Fund for Women Montclair State University New Jersey State Council on the Arts Neuberger Berman LLC Partners for Health $50,000 to $99,999 PGB Trust & Investments Sterling Properties Anonymous PNC Wealth Management The Silver Family Foundation The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Sandpiper Partners, LLC The Windom Fund The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz New Jersey Department of State, $250 to $499 Foundation for the Arts Division of Travel and Tourism UBS Alice & Ed Brickman Family Tzedukah $20,000 to $49,999 Wells Fargo Bank Foundation Connell Foley LLP Bank of America $2,500 to $4,999 Dupre Framing Krieger Charitable Trust Barry E. DiBernardo, Consulting, PC Ferguson Dental Associates Prudential Financial Community Foundation of New Jersey Fortview Foundation The Roche Foundation David Bershad Family Foundation, Inc. Hampton House, Inc. Susan V. Bershad Charitable Fund Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas Jack Finn & Co. Building Contractors, $10,000 to $19,999 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund L.L.C. Annie sez and Mandee Frost Valley YMCA Jacobs Family Foundation Alonzo F. & Jennie W. Bonsal Iversen Education Endowment of the John J. Giblin Association Foundation, Inc. Community Foundation of New Jersey Joseph Mason, D.M.D. E. Franklin Robbins Charitable Trust Petrus Partners Ltd. Montclair Rotary Club Falcon Foundation, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Montclair Tree Experts, Inc. The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey $1,000 to $2,499 Network for Good The Hyde and Watson Foundation Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s Oscar and Associates Investors Savings Bank Foundation Showcase Kitchen & Bath Jewish Community Foundation Chanel, Inc. Susan Frei Nathan Fine Works on Paper , National Philanthropic Trust Charles Schwab LLC. Provident Bank J.P. Morgan Chase Bank The Gelfand Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Nicholas Ainsworth Ltd Upper Montclair Dental Associates Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. The Philip W. Riskin Charitable Turrell Fund Foundation United Way of North Essex School Based Therapy Services Wells Fargo Private Bank Spartina Productions, Inc. Whitehill Foundation Harvey and Jane Susswein Fund The William G. & Helen C. Hoffman Target Foundation The Donald R. Mullen Family Foundation, Inc. The Whitehead Foundation

21 Matching Gifts

ADP, Inc. American International Group, Inc. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Chubb & Son Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Federated Department Stores, Inc. The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey Johnson & Johnson NYSE Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program The Prudential Foundation Unilever

22 Honor and Memorial Gifts

In Memory of Robert Anderson In Honor of Michael Silberman Kimberly and Todd Giardino Barbara and Merrill Brown Jacquelyn and Richard Hartley In Honor of Helen Geyer Kim and Kenneth Jankowitz Carmen and Lawrence P. Berra

In Memory of Dolores Caminiti In Honor of Katherine Hutson Elinor Friedman Julia Currie and David Miller

In Memory of Inez L. Grover In Honor of Karen and Larry Mandelbaum Bethene LeMahieu Pam and Howard Hirsch Rosemarie and Glenn Noback In Honor of Jacqueline J. McMullen In Memory of Nathaniel C. Harris, Jr. Carmen and Lawrence P. Berra Patricia and Charles Selden Alice and D. Gordon Gibson Rosemary and Al Iversen In Memory of Elisa Ortolani-Sisti Dorothy Pack Elizabeth Allen Marta and Don Baum In Honor of Phoebe M. Pollinger Kathy Cresanta Montclair Rotary Club Janice Deutsch In Honor of Gretchen Prater Susan Evangelista Deborah and Peter Hirsch Brian R. Fontaine Franklin Avenue Middle School In Honor of Lyn and Glenn Reiter Susan and Stanley Grossberg Deborah and Peter Hirsch Richmond D. Jeffrey and Family In Honor of Talia Selove Cathy and Bob Kutney Sharon and David Selove Orient E. Laplante, Jr. Caitlin A. Miggels In Honor of Adrian Shelby Patterson Sims and Katy Homans The Norden Family

Timothy O’Koren In Honor of Rita Singer Jim and Mary Jane Vinci Philicia and David Levinson Lynn and John Vinci The Wiggin Family In Honor of Donna Uher Dennis P. Brady In Memory of Darlene Pellegrino Michele and Bryan Shea In Honor of Carol Wall and Factory Party Committee Susan Sonneborn and Thomas Blim In Memory of S.B. Penich, Jr. Deborah and Peter Hirsch Mary Alice Burgin

In Memory of Gilbert Riou John Bryan Ann and Duane Jacobsen Gene K. Reece

23 Heritage Society Gifts in Kind

Alex of Upper Montclair Anonymous Vintage Yachting Club Anonymous Rita and Bernard S. Berkowitz Whole Foods Market June Anderson Joan and Robert D.B. Carlisle Woodhouse Day Spa Bob and Bobbie Constable Baby’s Perfect Gift Judith A. Hinds Banyan Tree Deborah and Peter Hirsch Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s Foundation Doris and Irwin Honigfeld Carter Berg Photography Graciela H. Linares, MD Judge and Mrs. Joseph Cassini, III Karen and Clifford Lindholm II Corolle Dolls Frances and Jim Mills Crookhorns Menswear Adrian A. Shelby Culinariane Edward R. Downe, Jr. Fashion Concepts, Inc. Carolyn and John Ferolito Frederic Goodman Fine Jewelers Lynn and Stephen Glasser Esther and Peter Harper International Playthings, LLC Jafajems Jerry Rose Floral & Event Design Just Kidding Around Laurence Craig Catering & Event Management Max Mara MaxMara USA Lisa Kubnick and John McFadden Frances and Jim Mills My Inheritance Over The Moon Ruth M. Perretti and Eric Kaplan Phil Cantor Photography Jeraldine and Robert I. Raichelson Raymond’s Rebecca Minkoff Angel and Curt Schade Mr. Schatzberg and Ms. Mojica Adrian A. Shelby Strom Horticultural Services Sweet Home Monclair Denise Muggli and Nader Tavakoli Sharon and Robert Taylor The Pie Store Topol Childs Art Advsiory

24 Volunteers Arlene Burus Laura Day

Anne Alix Eileen H. Butler Beverly Dempsey Lisa Amato Robert C. Butler Marilyn H. Dore Hafsa Ambreen Pat Cademartori Molli Dowd Ashley Amirr Dana M. Calbi Susan C. Dumont Ashley Amorison Rose Cali Joan Egyes Adunni S. Anderson Damien Campbell Jessica Eisenbud Linder K. Andlinger Betty Ann Cannell Patti B. Elliott Lucy P. Anello Catherine Carlozzi Kathleen Emmert Hillary Arnold Florence A. Carpenter Kate Cestar Epstein Dawn Arrabito Bonnie Carter Firth Fabend Tanya Ashuck James Carter Lauren Fardella Jean Atherton Karen Carter Oscar Feliciano Erika Axe Michael Carter Joyce E. Fitzgerald Bonni Babson Sandra D. Carter Roberta Fleischman Michael A. Backer, Esq. Dane Castoro Gabrielle Fonseca Barbara Baletti Kendra Cestone Arielle Fouks Amy Chiarello Barnett Ralph Cestone Gertrude C. Frey Deborah Bartley-Carter Rosemarie Cetrulo Elinor Friedman Jelani Bartley-Carter Christine Czech Sue Frigand Danielle Barzydlo Siddiquah Cobbs Halley Furlong-Mitchell Tiffina Benhamou Liza Cohn Audrey Gaelen Diane Behlen Sylvia Cohn Liz Gale Janice Benton Susan A. Cole, Ph.D. Anastasiya Galyatovska Olga Bequillard Ulysses Coleman Betania Garcia Bernard S. Berkowitz Erica Collucci Wendy Gertner Rita S. Berkowitz Barbara Constable Helen M. Geyer Susan V. Bershad, MD Robert S. Constable Laura Giles Andie W. Bertsche Lena Contey Walter K. Giles Brenda L. Bingham Lauren Cooper Sharon Gill Emily Binns Cynthia Corhan-Aiken Deanna P. Gitlow Dr. Molly Bliss Iva Crandall Lynn Glasser Maryann Bollettino Robert Max Crane Robin Goffman Thomasina M. Brayboy Judy Cronin Jeri Goldstein John Brangaccio Joan Crowther Joshua Gonzales Ken Breen Karen Cubero Herb Gordon Terri Breen Rebecca Dahl David Graff Linda Breler Patricia Dancy Carrie Greenbaum Ausma Briedis Naika Daudin David Greenbaum Arlene Burns Alexis Davis Alex Greenberger Jessica Burritt Deborah Davis Marilyn R. Greene Jim Burritt Jane Day Carla Greengrass Beth Burstein Jeff Day Joel Greengrass

25 Vivi Greenspan Joanne P. Langbein Joyce Mowry Aileen Grossberg Taylor Lanzet Denise Muggli Javier Guardo Katryce Lassle Betty Jagoda Murphy Sonya Guardo Patricia Lee Heidi Muschick Carolyn Hakansson Yong Lee Rose O’Connor Meyer Catherine Halbert Eileen Leech Dror Nawrock Doug Halbert Carole W. Leipzig Lucy Nelson Mary Hamson Stacy Lieberman Merise Nelson Drew Harner Joanne Leone Lisa Nevins Betsy Harris Toni LeQuire-Schott Michael Nevins Dessylin Harris Starks Lewis Wendy Nickerson Frazael L. Harris Florence Leyssene Dorothy Nixon Helene S. Heller Jackie Libertelli Robert Nossa Michael Heningburg, Jr. Marita Lindlau Jessica Novak Jeanne Hertrich Benilde E. Little Emily O’Brien Trish Hill Kimberly Lu Peggi Olivi Judith A. Hinds Helen Luecke Emily Orangeo Reginald J. Hollinger Alexander P. Lynch Shirley Osborn Stephanie Hoogmoed Sally W. Lynch Janet Oscar Kathy Imlay Ryan MacIntyre Emily Ozga Carol Jacobstein Karen G. Mandelbaum, Ph.D. Patricia Pacheo Victoria A. Jensen Larry Mandelbaum Roberto Pagan James E. Johnson Regina Marcantuono Heeyoung Park Mabel Joslyn-Diaz Lee Heh Margolies Kyle Parkin Elaine Junguenet Andrea Marshall Nilbhi Patel Eric Kaplan Susan Marx Beverly Pearson Sophia Kaplan Janis Maschucci Connie Perdue Nancy Kautz Angela Matchko Ruth Perretti Rob Kautz Allison Matthes Fran Pessel Gotti Kelley Kathy McClearn Sharon Petrucelli Marina Kerber Mary McGeown Jennifer Dann Phillips Pat Kettenring Jacqueline J. McMullen Jonathan Phillips Laura Kiesewetter Andrea Means Alyssia Piazza Mary Ann Kilpatrick Mary Meddahi Janet Taylor Pickett Kihye Kim Lauren Meehan Marcia Pinheiro David E. Klein Susan Mercado Nicole Piorkowski Herbert C. Klein Beth Meredith Linda Podhurst Arnold Korotkin George D. Meredith Angel Pollack Stephanie Kowalski Carolyn Messina Dawn Porter Karen Kratina Jean Meyers Tanya Poteat Rhoda Kriesel Frances C. Mills Gretchen Prater Laurie G. Kroll James T. Mills Michele Quinn Joyce Kurtulus Maureen Catherine Mingle Karen Radin Betty H. Lamborn Alison Modica Celia Radek Fred H. Langbein Mallory Mortillaro Jeraldine Raichelson

26 Helene L. Reed Marianne Smith Ariana Wescott Mattie T. Reed Helen Sokoloff Josh Weston Gayle Jones Reed Kristen Sondej Judy Weston Kristen Reidlinger Shastri Sooknanan Laurena White Candace Reilly Sydney Sotelo Karen Whitehaus Hillary Jaffe Reimnitz Barbara Sparks Amy Winarsky Julie Reiter Elizabeth Stachowicz Kofi Woananu Lyn B. Reiter Linda Stark James Wolf Marjorie Rich Liga Z. Stam Rebecca Wolf Hannah Richman Barbara Stefanelli Karen Worster Deborah Rivers Patricia A. Stegeland Dorothy Wright Enola Romano Elaine Stein Melanie Yaris Charles Rosen Linda H. Sterling Carolyn T. Younger Lauren Rosen Lori Sternthal Louise Zappulla Nan Rosenblatt Catherine St. John Donald B. Zief Maggie Rothman Therese Sto.Domingo Natalie Zimmer Nina Rue Sarah Stransky Brittany Zwang Lisa Russman Aissa Sunga Matthew Russman Violet Surdyka Lacey Rzeszowski Pam Sutton Lorraine Saletta Nader Tavakoli Barbara Sands Sharon Taylor Francis Sanjuan Harry Temkin Kit Schackner Meg Temkin Ann Schaffer Marjorie Tenner Arlene Schaffer Natasha Thompson Carol Schafler Tricia Tommey Jordan Scharf Scott Troeller Mayra Schmidt Stephanie Troeller Newton B. Schott, Jr. Christina Turczyn Mitzi Schroeder Sharon Burton Turner Cody Schwartz Judy Turner Zane Schwartz William H. Turner III Lynn Selassie Donna M. Uher Sengal M.G. Selassie Megumi Umeda Patricia G. Selden Susan van Inwegen Baraka Sele Christina Verde Chris Sevrens Marysol Villegas Sharon Sevrens Ira A. Wagner Maryann Sharkey Marcelle Walker Adrian A. Shelby Carol Wall Heath B. Shelby Walker Walls-Tarver Rita Singer Frank J. Walter III Jill Sitcer Margo Walter Jason Slosberg, MD Sarah Webb

27 Staff As of June 30, 2011 Linda Blume Alexandra Schwartz Regina Kabis Manager of Membership Curator of Contemporary Art Guard

Wendall Butler Talia Selove George Mancini Operations Associate Manager of Annual Fund & Advancement Guard Services Gustavo Montoya Andrea Cerbie Michele Shea Graphic Designer Curatorial Assistant Manager of Institutional Giving Max Mozoul Oksana Ercolani Dominick Spodofora Guard Graphic Designer Operations Associate Bruce Rainier Carlos Gálvez Gail Stavitsky Head Preparator & Exhibits Designer Deputy Director Chief Curator Marc Roberts Michael Gillespie Ilana Stollman Guard Director of Marketing Manager of Retail & Rental Operations & Communications Julian Tejera Flora Torres Art School Studio Assistant Megan Gritsman Housekeeper CFO Gisela Simons Lora Urbanelli Museum Store Associate Esther Harper Director Director of Development Renee Slatkin Melanie Vaughn Museum Store Associate Kate Hutson Account Services Coordinator Director of Yard School of Art Jean Thelusma Erica Boyd Jacob Emily Washington Guard Associate Registrar & Collections Development Assistant & Assistant to the Database Manager Director Evan Wagman Ceramics Studio Manager Martha Kelshaw Part Time Manager of Adult Public Programs Robert Wood Bruce Anderson Receptionist Sandy Kim Museum Store Associate Operations Assistant Martin Yeboah Ulrick Aunondieu Guard Raechel Lutz Guard Media Coordinator Rosanne Zisa Rita Bausch Museum Store Associate Abby McBride Volunteer Coordinator Manager of Tours & School Programs Benedetta Balsimelli Daniel Mueller Tour Coordinator Chief of Security & Building Operations Emily Darragh Chad Nelson Art School Administrative Assistant Preparator/Associate Exhibits Designer Jean-Marie Emilien Renée Powley Guard Registrar Barbara Fishman Museum Store Associate Melvin Santiago Operations Associate Emily Gollub Museum Store Assistant Manager Jennifer Scallon Special Events Manager Harvey Freeman Guard Gary Schneider Cameron Hill Director of Education Mail Clerk

28 Art Instructors

Jose Anico Diane Zimbaldi Vicki Arlein Christina Petrilli John Atura Alex Piccirillo Suzanne Baron Sharon Pitts Janice Belove Bonnie Reed Janet Boltax Liz Seaton Pat Butynski Liron Sissman Dorothy Cochran Earl Speid Anthony Cuneo Julian Tejera Melissa Dobzinski Aggie Wszolkowski Ahava Felicidad Diane Zimbaldi Pam Fenelon-Diaz Ritika Ghandi Gary Godbee Alyse Gottesman Keith Grabowsky Julie Healy Reade Marion Held Carla Horowitz Linda Howe Nanci Iovino Peg Kenselaar Catherine Kinkade Robert Kogge Jennifer Kucher Kristine Lombardi Rosalind Nichol Christina Petrilli Alex Piccirillo Sharon Pitts Bonnie Reed Liz Seaton Liron Sissman Earl Speid Julian Tejera Donald Theiberger Evan Wagman Lisa Westheimer Aggie Wszolkowski

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