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Where Art Meets Life 2016 Annual Report Thank You! Season & Exhibit Sponsors Operating and Programming Support Provided in part by ... Arden Riddle Museum & Gallery Rachel Schneider Canton Fine Arts Associates Scott L. Trenton & Robert G. Lucas Rachel Davis Fine Arts Volunteer Angels (of the Canton Museum of Art) Albert W. & Edith V. Flowers The Mary Renkert Wendling Foundation Charitable Foundation The Ervin & Marie Wilkof Foundation Larry & Patricia Merriman Susan Wise Charitable Trust The Hoover Stark County Foundation High School Art Exhibit Sponsored by ... Media & Promotional Support Provided by ... 2015 - 16 Exhibit Season August 27 - October 25, 2015 FEATURED | Beyond Craft: Ceramics from the Eagle Collection Celebrating Mid-Century Modern: The Furniture Craft of Arden Riddle Black & White: Linocut Art of Dennis Revitzky Still Lifes — Inspiration from The Permanent Collection December 3, 2015 - March 6, 2016 FEATURED | Moving Toward the Light: Watercolors by Joseph Raffael FEATURED | Blue Collar: The Figurative Ceramics of Kyle & Kelly Phelps Out of the Woods & Into the Ring: Ceramics by Kristen Cliffel Brushstrokes — Visions from The Permanent Collection March 18 - April 10, 2016 FEATURED | 25th Annual Stark County High School Art Exhibition April 7 - July 17, 2016 FEATURED | Wounded Warrior Dogs: Sculptures of James Mellick The K-9 Hero Portrait Project: Tributes by Loreen Pantaleone (CW, from Top): Visitors experiencing the Moving Toward the Light April 7 - July 17, 2016 exhibit were dazzled by the vibrant watercolors of Joseph Raffael, one FEATURED | Art and the Animal of America’s most influential watercolorists. | In the spring, children Compositions in Clay: Ceramics by Richard & Patricia Schneider were thrilled by the Akron Zoo visiting the Museum. | Stark County’s industrial history was on display with the Blue Collar exhibit, including Field & Stream: Nature’s Beauty from The Permanent Collection photos from the Massillon Museum and Hoover Historical Society. 2 Canton Museum of Art Canton Museum of Art Staff EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Max Barton II FINANCE DIRECTOR Kristina Belliveau MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Rob Lehr DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Eliza Williams CHIEF CURATOR & REGISTRAR Lynnda Arrasmith EDUCATION MANAGER Erica Emerson ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR (Above) On the Terrace, 1908 - 1910. John Singer Sargent (American, 1856-1925). Watercolor on paper, 15 ½ x 20 in. Canton Museum of Art Permanent Collection. Becky DeHart (Right) Rat Jacket, 2011. Juliellen Byrne (American, b. 1975). Ceramic, 21 x 12 x 12 in. ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Canton Museum of Art Permanent Collection Kaleigh Pisani-Paige ART FOR HEALTH & HEALING COORDINATOR CANTON MUSEUM OF ART Amy Hope, MA, PC-CR, AT MUSEUM TO GO PROGRAM COORDINATOR Rosemary Stephen anton Museum of Art provides opportunities for people of all ages to be educated, excited, and entertained, CANTON FINE ARTS ASSISTANT through the discovery and exploration of art. CMA is recognized for dynamic exhibitions and related education Carol Paris programs that engage and “connect art to life” in meaningful ways—centered around American artworks and C MUSEUM SHOP COORDINATOR themes that allow visitors to explore innovation, social issues, history, diversity, and cultural heritage through art. Brit Prather Established in 1935, CMA has grown into a cultural destination and asset for the city and region. Today, CMA is GALLERY INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE George Samay evolving as a community space for art—drawing on exciting exhibitions; an acclaimed Permanent Collection of American watercolors, works on paper and ceramics valued at nearly $25 million; stimulating education programs, including free in- PATRON SERVICES & GALLERY ASSOCIATES Scott Kunkel, Ben Ankrum, Stan Wood school programs and nearly 30 studio art classes each year; and vibrant, new programming visions to make the discovery Fred Pisani, Tom Wachunas of art, and its inspiration, accessible to diverse audiences throughout Canton, Stark County, and Northeast Ohio. INTERNS Gabriella Cantelmo - Walsh University 2015 - 16 CMA Board of Trustees Julia Sorboro - Kent State University Kayla Draper - Tiffin College OFFICERS Vicky Sterling President Scott Trenton Joseph J. Feltes Dr. Paul Turgeon 2 Chair, Nominating Committee Ron Van Horn Vice President Jeff Strayer Walter Wagor Chair, Collections Committee Cindy Winick Treasurer Chair, Development Committee Contents Mark Belgya Lindsay Zimmerman Executive Director’s Report: The Year in Review ......4 - 11 Secretary Chair, HeART Guild Art Gone Wild Family Event ...........................................12 Kay Seeberger 1001 Market Avenue North • Canton, Ohio 44702 The Museum’s Permanent Collection .............................13 330.453.7666 • www.cantonart.org TRUSTEES TRUSTEES EMERITI Volunteer Angels & HeART Guild ........................... 14 - 15 Barbara Belden Dan Chrzanowski MUSEUM HOURS 2016 gARTen Fundraiser ........................................ 16 - 17 E. Lang D’Atri Tuesday - Thursday: 10 am – 8 pm Donna Gilhousen Canton Fine Arts Associates & Christkindl Markt ...........18 Jack Hawk Friday - Saturday: 10 am – 5 pm President, Canton Fine Arts Sponsors, Gallery & Annual Fund Donors .............. 19 - 20 W. Gibbs Herbruck Sunday: 1 – 5 pm Christian Harwell 25th Annual Stark County High School Art Exhibit .........20 Michael Howard Closed Mondays and major holidays Adam Luntz Connie Keplinger 2015-16 Audited Financial Statements ................... 22 - 27 Immediate Past President ADMISSION June D. Lockhart Adults - $8 • Seniors (60+) & Students (with ID) - Museum Docents & Canton Artists League ....................23 Tiffany Marsh Nancy Stewart Matin $6 • Children 12 & under - Free Canton Ceramic Artists Guild .........................................27 1 Christine Peterson Jane Reeves Museum Members & ORMP Members - Free 2015-16 Canton Museum of Art Members .............. 28 - 30 Irene Rodriguez Rachel Schneider FREE THURSDAYS - by Gasser Jewelers ArtsInStark Annual Arts Campaign ......................... 32 - 33 President, Canton Artists League Frank E. Vaughn, Jr. Get Connected to CMA on … Coming to Canton Museum of Art .......................... 34 - 35 Carrie Sibila 1 - Appointed July 2016 2 - Appointed June 2016 2016 Annual Report 3 DIRECTOR’S REPORT: THE YEAR IN REVIEW Dear Members, Donors, Friends, and Our Community ... n my second year with the privilege to serve as your director, programs that bring the visual I am once again pleased to report a successful, rewarding, and and performing arts to the widest community-centered season at your Canton Museum of Art. possible audience. It means INew and expanded programming initiatives and community con- making the Canton Museum of nections produced an increase in Museum participation and solid Art a vibrant local and regional operating results for the year ended June 30, 2016. In fact, our 2016 resource that: season brought nearly 32,000 people in connection with the Museum • Inspires Creativity— and the visual arts . nearly 3,000 more participants than the prior creating bold new exhibits and programs from around the country year . where we enhanced their quality of life through the discovery and from our own collection, designed to reach diverse audiences, and exploration of art, and its inspiration. From dynamic exhibits and encourage curiosity about art, and help participants explore how stimulating artist in conversation programs, to free family fun days, art works in their lives every day. special events, exciting art classes, and more, CMA was the place to be. • Creates Connections—making art available through artistic, family, and social programs that bring people together. From art Most certainly, all of us at the Museum take pride in the strength experiences in the galleries, in the classrooms, or at community of our season. And, as I noted here last year, there’s more to come. events, our exhibits and programs inspire all ages to learn and to We are dedicated to being a community destination for people of all share an emotional connection long after they’ve left the Museum. ages—from all over our city, county, and region—to be excited, • Builds Community—fostering both educational and self- educated, and entertained by the power of art. The Museum is a discovery through art that brings together our community to gathering place Where Art Meets Life, connecting with individuals and explore, to dream, and to learn. In a city reinventing itself and families. For us, that means connecting people through American art celebrating excellence everywhere, programs at CMA are inspiring and shared experiences that reflect innovation, social themes, and building connections that are touching nearly every aspect of history, diversity, cultural heritage, and excellence in collaborative Canton and Stark County, and they are delivering cultural tourism. 2015 - 16 Museum Financial Highlights CANTON MUSEUM OF ART — Sources of Revenue CANTON MUSEUM OF ART — Financial Summary Years ended June 30, 2016 & 2015 ($s in Thousands) Years ended June 30, 2016 & 2015 $700.0 Operating Summary $656.3 $612.8 * $600.0 2016 2015 Revenue ** $1,018,101 $1,006,730 $500.0 Contributed Support * Investment Income Expenses ** 1,053,153 1,043,114 $400.0 Earned Income Depreciation 24,996 24,892 $300.0 Income (Deficit) ** (10,056) (11,492) $244.8 $190.8 $200.0 $160.5 $159.6 Cash & Cash Equivalents 150,376 162,632 $100.0 Investments 4,275,592 3,806,125 Fixed Assets (Net) 96,670 106,248 $0.0 FY 2016 FY 2015 Other Assets 72,988 44,488 Revenue