Huntsville Museum of Art FALL/WINTER 2019 ARTVIEWS CLASSICAL SERIES POPS SERIES Brahms 2 Battle On The Big Screen Friday, September 27, 2019 • 7:30 p.m. A Hollywood Tribute to Veterans 1 1 Friday, November 8, 2019 ▪ 7:30 p.m. Beethoven 9 Soul Songbook Friday, November 22, 2019 • 7:30 p.m. Shayna Steele Sings Aretha and More 2 2 Tuesday, December 31, 2019 ▪ 7:30 p.m. Gershwin and Copland The Genius of John Williams Saturday, January 25, 2020 • 7:30 p.m. America’s Movie Maestro 3 3 Saturday, February 1, 2020 • 7:30 p.m. Ravel and Trombones We Have Liftoff! Saturday, February 15, 2020 • 7:30 p.m. The Rocket City in Space 4 4 Saturday, February 29, 2020 ▪ 7:30 p.m. Four Seasons 5 Saturday, March 21, 2020 • 7:00 p.m. First Baptist Church of Huntsville CASUAL CLASSICS Poem of Ecstasy 6 Saturday, May 2, 2020 • 7:30 p.m. Dinner Concert 1 Sunday, November 17, 2019 Percussion Galore 2 Sunday, February 2, 2020 Yoga Concert 3 Sunday, March 22, 2020 The Music Gene SUBSCRIPTIONS ON SALE NOW! Sunday, April 26, 2020 4 in collaboration with the SINGLE TICKETS AUGUST 1 HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology All Classical and Pops Series concerts are currently scheduled in the Mark C. Smith Concert Hall, Von Braun Center, unless otherwise 256.539.4818 • www.HSO.org noted. Dates, venues, and programming are subject to change. Museum Board of Directors Chairman: David Nast Dear Museum Members, Vice Chairman: Carole Jones Secretary: Charlie Bonner t was a September afternoon when I boarded my Treasurer: Richard Crunkleton ITWA flight at New York’s JFK airport in 1981. Dorothy Davidson Patsy Haws Virgina Rice I had recently graduated from Skidmore College, Sarah Gessler Steven Johnson Archie Tucker Saratoga Springs, NY, and was embarking on my Joyce Griffin Betsy Lowe John Wynn Ex-Officio Members new life as a graduate student in the Islamic Art and Collections: Wayne Laney Architecture Department at the American University Foundation Board President: Laurie Heard in Cairo, Egypt. My years in Egypt gave me the unique Guild President: Louann Thomson opportunity to reinforce my lifelong fascination with GALA Chair: Mem Bryant Docent Chair: Wendy Yang that part of the world. From Khartoum, where the Blue and White Nile converge, to the Mediterranean, to Foundation Board President: Laurie Heard exploring the religious and cultural sites of Jerusalem, Damascus, Aleppo, Petra Vice President: Trip Ferguson and Istanbul, my travels to those mesmerizing destinations enriched my mind and Secretary: Sharon Russell nurtured my soul. Anusha Alapati Cara Greco Hilary Russell Egyptology, the study of pharaonic Egypt, spanning the period c.4500 BC to John Allen Jill Heffernan Cathy Scholl Julie Andrzejewski Gary Huckaby Ina Wilson Smith 641 AD began when the scholars accompanying Napoleon Bonaparte’s invasion of Mark Ardin Wendy Johnson Kathi Tew Egypt (1798-1801) published Description de l’Égypte (1809-28), which made source Caroline Bentley Wayne Laney Dana Town material about ancient Egypt available to Europeans. Napoleon’s invasion, though Jane Brocato Stephanie Lowe Jason Vandiver a military failure, created a fascination with the exotic world of Egypt, North Vicki Edwards Kitty Roberts Africa and the Levant. Europeans were enthralled with tales of the harems in the Emeritus: Betty Grisham Ex-Officio Members Ottoman courts, paintings of the Holy Land, and adventurers’ writings of their Collections: Wayne Laney travels across the vast Sahara Desert of North Africa. The Orient, as it was then Guild Representative: Suzy Naumann referred to, presented a perfect artistic backdrop for many European and some Museum Board: Joyce Griffin and Steve Johnson American artists who made the long, arduous journey for art’s sake. They painted Guild Officers the vibrant, colorful souks, the breathtaking sunrises over ancient monuments, President: Louann Thomson President-elect: Suzy Naumann the caravans of horses and camels carrying textiles, spices and other rare goods Secretary: Karen Naff across the remote deserts. These images were part of the artistic phenomena, of Corresponding Secretary: Sarah Pfeiffer “Orientalism.” Finance Chair: Jamie Saunders “Orientalism” is the theme of a rare exhibition Parliamentarian: Susan Alexander Treasurer: Melissa Hays that will be on loan from the Dahesh Museum of Assistant Treasurer: TBD Art in New York City, this October. The exhibition, Staff Liaison: Elena Buckley Orientalism: The Allure of the North Africa and the Near Museum Docents East, has been in the planning stages for seven years Docent Chair: Wendy Yang and this will be the first time it has traveled to the Anne Fletcher Co-Chair: southeast. It will be a rare occasion for our members Museum Staff Executive Director: Christopher J. Madkour and guest to view a show specifically focused on Executive Assistant: Elena Buckley images of North Africa and the Near East, by noted Director of Curatorial Affairs: Peter J. Baldaia 19th century artists. Special guest, curator Alia Nour, Curator of Exhibitions and Collections: from the Dahesh Museum of Art, and also an alumna Alia Nour, Curator of the David Reyes Dahesh Museum of Art Curatorial Assistant: Katherine Purves of the American University in Cairo, has conducted Director of Education/Museum Academy: extensive research in this area of focus. I am delighted that Alia accepted my Laura E. Smith invitation to be our guest speaker at the opening on Tuesday, October 29. Education Associate: Candace Bean From the exotic exhibition of “Orientalism” opening in October 29, to Museum Academy Assistant: Kathy Johnson Communications Associate: Alicia King highlights of the political world stage by award-winning PBS News Hour, Director of Development: Andrea Petroff correspondent John Yang, on November 7, the Voices of Our Times series begins Development Associate: Brianna Sieja its eighth year of bringing people of note in the arts, academia, publishing and Membership/Development Operations Associate: politics to the Huntsville Museum of Art. I wish to express my gratitude to HMA Camille Sommer Accountant: Wendy Worley member Wendy Yang, for suggesting her brother, John Yang, as a possible guest Accounting Assistants: Tonya Alexander, speaker in the series. There is no doubt that John will share great insight into the Mary Chavosky, Heather Dasher political and social dynamics unfolding on the world stage today. Director of Special Events: Jennifer Goff Facility Rental Assistants: Toni Bridges, As you read this current issue of ArtViews, I would like to say how grateful Darlene Stanford, James Shelton, Angie Story I am to the Board of Trustees, volunteers and, most importantly, the dedicated Security Supervisor: John Solari staff who have each year orchestrated a staggering number of fine exhibitions, Security Supervisor Assistant: Walker Wadell workshops, Skating in the Park, GALA, and Voices series, to name a few of our Security Guards: Joseph Barker, Rebecca Foster, Riley Patterson, Casey Traylor, Drew Watson impressive offerings. To this end, I am humbled by everyone’s generous gift of time Guest Services Supervisor: Maci Hladky and resources to raise us to greater heights. Guest Services: Emily Alcorn, Wendy Campbell, Christopher J. Madkour Victoria Gunter, Rachel Stone Museum Store Coordinator: Janell Zesinger Executive Director Volunteers: Margaret Raymond, Beth Ryan, On the cover: Hermann David Salomon Corrodi, (Swiss-Italian, 1844–1905), Campfire by the River: Donna Sietsema, Mary Withington Kiosk of Trajan at Philae, Dahesh Museum of Art, New York. 1995.20

3 Orientalism: The Allure of North Africa and the Near East Masterworks from the Dahesh Museum of Art October 27, 2019-January 19, 2020 | Huth, Boeing & Salmon Galleries rientalism: The Allure of North Africa travel accounts, including Lady Mary Oand the Near East – Masterworks from Wortely Montagu’s Turkish Embassy Letter the Dahesh Museum of Art explores how (1763), and Victor Hugo’s Les Orientales artists from both Europe and America (1829). After 1839, photographers represented the cultures and peoples of provided increased and readily available Turkey, the Middle East, and North Africa documentation for artists, scholars, and – both real and imagined – during the armchair travelers, as well as souvenirs of 19th century. famous sites. Western encounters with the Orient Drawn from the Dahesh Museum did not stop with the fall of the Roman of Art, the Mervat Zahid Cultural Empire, but, by the 19th century, the Foundation, and a private collection, Industrial Revolution had laid the Orientalism: The Allure of North Africa foundations for dynamic new levels of and the Near East – Masterworks from the political and economic engagement. Dahesh Museum of Art features over 50 Improved and recently invented forms of exceptional paintings, sculptures, and transportation created a flood of travelers lavishly illustrated books by artists from – writers, scholars and, most crucially, Europe and America, such as Hermann artists – headed for the Orient. David Solomon Corrodi, Rudolf Ernst, The Orient enchanted Romantic Ludwig Deutsch, Charles-Théodore artists who wanted to escape Europe’s Frère, Joseph Farquharson, Frederic Lord urban rigors, Realists who sought to record Leighton, Edwin Longsden Long, Émile the “authentic” Orient, and others simply Prisse d’Avennes, Owen Jones, and in search of fresh subject matter to satisfy Frederick Arthur Bridgman. the demands of a changing Western art The exhibition explores the artistic market. Some traveled to the region as legacy of Western encounters with the part of official government missions, Orient in the 19th century through a others accompanied wealthy patrons, or variety of themes ranging from the West’s were hired by the local elites and royalty. fascination with Ancient Egypt, Medieval Artists who did not make the journey Islamic architecture and design, and the rendered an imaginary Orient inspired exploration of biblical history, to exotic by translated Arabic texts – especially genre and harem scenes. The stories The One Thousand and One Nights (1704- Ernst Karl Eugen Koerner, The Temple of Karnak, The unfolded by the artists’ travels reveal the 1717) – as well as the emergence of Great Hypostyle Hall, Dahesh Museum of Art, New cross-cultural exchanges that continue to many contemporary Western literary and York. 1995.114 fascinate us two centuries later.

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Sally and Robert Arthur | Suzanne O’Connor Lecture, Book Signing & Party Tuesday, October 29, 2019 Lecture: 6 p.m. Party: 6:45-8:30 p.m. Lecture by Alia Nour, Curator of the Dahesh Museum Reception catered by Chef Narvell Members $50 | Non-members $75 About the Speaker: Alia Nour, Curator of the Dahesh Museum of Art, specializes in academic research of European art of the 19th and early 20th centuries, and Orientalist art. She holds a BA in Middle Eastern Studies from the American University in Cairo; an MA in Museum Studies from Seton Hall University; and an MA in Art History from Rutgers University. A PhD candidate in Art History at Rutgers University, she completed a dissertation on cultural exchanges between France and Egypt, artistic production, and Egyptian national identity in late 19th and early 20th centuries. Peder Monsted, Portrait of a Nubian, Dahesh Museum of Art, New York. 1995.23

5 Connections: Stephen Paul Day | Sibylle Peretti October 20, 2019-February 9, 2020 | Grisham Gallery he Huntsville Museum of Art Tis pleased to present the sixth installment of its exhibition series focused on contemporary artists linked in terms of subject matter and sensibility. Connections: Stephen Paul Day | Sibylle Peretti showcases two New Orleans artists whose works examine aspects of childhood and nature as symbols of innocence and fragility. Day’s nostalgic paintings and sculptures mine his boyhood obsessions and often celebrate antiquities and fairy tales. Peretti’s dreamlike sculptures and wall pieces focus on children intertwined with elements of the natural world, and are fraught with danger and promise. Both artists are interested in conveying a deep psychological narrative through their works, which are simultaneously charming, disturbing, and haunting. Stephen Paul Day is a conceptual artist who works in an array of media including bronze, steel, glass, and wood to create discreet pieces, as well as multi- media installations. He began his artistic training at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Sibylle Peretti, Snow Child III, 2019, kiln cast glass, 40 x 45 x 20 in.

Paris, with his main teacher a master craftsman in architectural glass who made Matisse’s works in the south of France. Since then, he has held residencies at the Experimental Workshop, Pilchuck Glass School, Wheaton Arts, and the Kohler Arts Center, among others, and has exhibited and taught worldwide. Sibylle Peretti is internationally acclaimed for her work in glass. She received her MFA in Sculpture and Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Cologne and a Master in Glass Making & Design from the State School of Glass in Zwiesel, Germany. Her work has won numerous awards, including grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the Joan Mitchell Foundation. She is represented in the collections of the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, NY; the Museum Stephen Paul Day, Dreamer, 2019, bronze, steel, 31 x 43 x 14 in. für Kunsthandwerk in Frankfurt, Germany; the American Glass Gallery Walk & Reception Museum in Millville, NJ; and the Huntsville Museum of Art, Sunday, October 20, 2019 | 2-4 p.m. among others. Members: Free | Non-members: Included with General Admission Reception hosted by the Huntsville Museum of Art Guild. LEAD SPONSOR Anonymous 6 Reframed: American Women from the Sellars Collection October 13, 2019-January 12, 2020 Chan Gallery he permanent collection of the Huntsville Museum of TArt was dramatically enhanced in 2008 by the acquisition of the Sellars Collection of Art by American Women. This landmark gathering of historical works celebrates the achievements of over 100 talented female artists active between approximately 1850 and 1940. The Museum has recently launched a project to commission handcarved and gilded period reproduction frames for key works in this Collection. To date, 24 watercolors, oils and pastels have been transformed through Jane Peterson (American, 1876-1965), Dogwood, circa the endeavor. Reframed will provide the public with an 1930, oil on canvas, 40 x opportunity to encounter all of these works displayed together 30 in. Museum Purchase, for the first time. Sellars Collection of Art by American Women Telling Tales: Narrative Works from the Collection November 17, 2019-February 23, 2020 Adtran, Jurenko and Thurber Galleries arrative art tells a story, either as a moment in time or as Na sequence of events unfolding over time. Some of the earliest evidence of human art suggests that people told stories with pictures, and narrative art can be found across nearly every culture and time period in human history. Telling Tales will present both historical and contemporary works from the Museum’s permanent collection that bring to light how stories can be told through different media, styles and time periods. Works of many different types will co-exist Helen Vaughn (American, b. 1940), Remembrance and the Cost of Decisions (detail) in the galleries for viewers to compare, contemplate and 1980, oil on canvas, 36.5 x 48.5 in. Museum purchase in memory of Amanda and discuss. Margaret Lawson Museum Acquires Painting in Memory of Lil Parton The Huntsville Museum of Art is pleased to announce gold leaf water-gilded frame, is currently on display through that it has purchased a watercolor painting in memory of Lil October 13 in the Haws Gallery as part of an exhibition of Parton, longtime Facility Manager at the Museum. The work, recent acquisitions. titled Evening White, is by Alan Shuptrine, a Southern realist artist acclaimed for his precisely rendered style. Shuptrine trained at the Baylor School in Chattanooga, the University of the South, and the University of Tennessee. He draws inspiration from the drybrush techniques of his father, noted American watercolorist Hubert Shuptrine. He is also a skilled master gilder. Of this particular work, the artist notes: “I grew up in a few Southern towns along the Appalachian Mountains; and I lived in Montgomery, Huntsville, and Birmingham, in the foothills of Alabama. The summer nights were warm and humid; and when it finally cooled off enough to make dew on the grass, we would sit out on the porch and listen to the katydids. That’s when I could smell the magnolias on the side yard. The crisp leaves would clack in the darkness and a delightful breeze would usher in that familiar lemony white linen scent. I can go Alan Shuptrine (b. 1963, Chattanooga, TN / lives in Lookout Mountain, TN), back there if I just close my eyes – the bright white blossoms Evening White, 2019, watercolor on paper, 19 x 30 inches. Museum Purchase dancing in a sea of dark green and darkness.” in Memory of Lil Parton, Funds Provided by the Dr. John Rison Jones, Jr. The painting, which is presented in a handcrafted 22 kt. Acquisition Fund and the Susy and Robert Thurber Acquisition Fund

7 Voices of Our Times

John Yang is a correspondent for the PBS NewsHour. He covered the first year of John Yang the Trump administration and is currently reporting on major national issues from Thursday, Washington, DC, and across the country. November 7, 2019 Previously, Yang was a Chicago-based correspondent for NBC News, reporting for at 7 p.m. NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, Today, Talk and Reception and MSNBC. Yang was part of an NBC team that Members $40 reported on In Plain Sight: Poverty in Non-members $60 America, a 2013 George Foster Peabody Tickets available to members on September 13 Award recipient. His reporting in April 2011 Tickets available to non-members on October 4 on tornado devastation in Alabama was included in an NBC Nightly News broadcast

Mary Badham was born in Birmingham, Alabama. She is the daughter of English- born actress Mary Hewitt and sister of director, John Badham. She had no film Mary Badham acting experience before being cast at the age of ten in To Kill a Mockingbird and Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 7 p.m. Talk and Reception Members $40 Non-members $60 Tickets available to members on December 13, 2019 Tickets available to non-members on January 10, 2020

Mary recording a scene with Gregory Peck on the set of To Kill A Mockingbird.

P. Allen Smith, often described as one of America’s most talented landscape designers, is the product of five generations of Southern nurserymen. His foundational P. Allen Smith childhood experiences in planting, naturally led to an appreciation for horticulture, Thursday, genetic diversity, plant pairing and an April 16, 2020 orderly, holistic approach to work. Later as a graduate student in England he traced Welcome Cocktails and Canapes – 200 years to the day – Thomas Jefferson and John Adams’s famous tour of important 11:15 a.m. English country homes. Historical precedent and context Lunch, Talk and Book Signing being ever prominent in his mind, Smith sidelines fashion and identifies and then 12-1:30 p.m. sensitively accentuates the natural gifts Members $100 of the landscape, imparting balance, Non-members $130 harmony and beauty in the classic tradition of Palladio, Brown, Repton and Soane. His Tickets available to members on February 21 designs are an expression of his client’s Tickets available to non-members on March 20 lifestyle, melding site with living material and improvements to create environments that mature and improve with the seasons while framing arresting viewsheds.

8 Arts, Politics, Science, Life. Different Voices, Differing Views. This annual series brings people of note in the arts, academia, publishing and politics to the Huntsville Museum of Art for candid, in-depth discussions and presentations. To purchase tickets or for more information, visit hsvmuseum.org or call 256-535-4350.

SERIES SPONSORS that received an Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Newscast. Prior to joining NBC, Yang worked for ABC News, based in Washington, where he was the weekend White House correspondent, and in Jerusalem, where he served as the Middle East correspondent. Yang has been part of teams that have been honored with an Emmy, two Peabody Awards and two Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Awards. Yang’s career also includes time at The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, TIME, On the floor of the Democratic National and The Boston Globe. He is a cum laude Convention in Philadelphia after Hillary Clinton’s graduate of Wesleyan University. acceptance speech. July 28, 2016. Shelbie King John Yang Lead Sponsor was the youngest person ever nominated Mary now maintains a busy schedule Viriginia and Parker Griffith for an Academy Award for Best Supporting lecturing to audiences internationally Actress. During filming, Badham became about the book and the film. Her interest is Event Sponsors particularly close to actor Gregory in expanding knowledge about the film’s Kathleen and Phil Dotts Peck, who played Scout’s father, Atticus message of social injustice and to ensure Kord Technologies Finch. She kept in touch with him, and that each generation of students can Linda and Don Maccubbin occasionally accompanied him on his experience the film’s impact. Loretta Spencer one-man-show lecture tours and award As of 2014, Badham was an art restorer Frances Huffman ceremonies. and a college testing coordinator. She is Ana and Jim Byrne After To Kill a Mockingbird, 1962, she married to Richard W. Wilt, dean of Library Kathy and C.H. ‘Tony’ Chan appeared in two other films, This Property and Educational Support Services at Lehigh Melody and David Chan is Condemned, 1966, with Robert Redford Carbon Community College, and the Kerry and Tom Doran and Natalie Wood, and Let’s Kill Uncle, 1966. mother of two children. She has traveled Nell and David Johnston Ginney and Foster McDonald She had TV appearances on Dr. Kildare around the world recalling her experiences “Sister Mike,” 1963, and Twilight Zone “The making To Kill a Mockingbird. Mary Badham Bewitchin’ Pool,” 1964, before retiring from In 2012, she attended a screening Event Sponsors acting to pursue life as a teenager. with President Barack Obama at the White Lana and Joe Ritch In 2005, at the urging of actor/writer/ House to mark the 50th anniversary of To director Cameron Watson, Badham came Kill a Mockingbird. The Huntsville Museum The Guild Lecture Endowment out of retirement to play an offbeat cameo of Art is honored to welcome Mary back P. Allen Smith opposite Keith Carradine for his film, Our to Alabama, the actress whose character Event Sponsors Very Own. helped define the thinking of a generation. Mullins Patsy Haws Loretta Spencer Allen’s esoteric interests provide for a Preservation of Poultry Antiquities. He is broad diversity of inclusions in his designs a TEDx speaker and the founder of the such as poultry houses, sheep pastures, Heritage Poultry Conservancy. walled gardens rooms, fruit orchards, herb Kerry Doran gardens, container gardens, stumperies, Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson rare rose collections, wildflower fields, Properties, Inc. pollinator drifts, apiaries, ponds, and follies. Given in memory of Sibyl McDougald Wilkinson Many of these devices are on display at his Ferme Orneé, Moss Mountain Farm, a 600 acre estate on the Arkansas River. Known for his television work on Good Morning America, The Today Show, his PBS programming, and his six book publications, Allen is also deeply passionate and involved with preservation and conservation efforts. He is a trustee of Winterthur House, a former board member of the Royal Oak Society (the British National Trust), a certified fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society, an honorary member of the Garden Club of America, the honorary President of the Herb Society of America, and a life member of the Livestock Conservancy, the Rare Breeds Trust (UK) and the Society for the Smith’s home at Moss Mountain Farm in Arkansas.

9 The Gala Luncheon Committee and the Huntsville Museum of Art are proud to present RICHARD KEITH LANGHAM Celebrated Interior Designer Tuesday, March 3, 2020 he 29th Annual Gala Committee and the his signature rooms that speak to the past in THuntsville Museum of Art are delighted to a fresh way and are brimming with luscious welcome celebrated decorator, Richard Keith color, pattern and couture detailing. Langham, as the Gala Luncheon speaker for He worked with some of the city’s most 2020. Brewton, Alabama born, Manhattan- legendary ladies – Mrs. William F. Buckley, Jr. based Richard Keith Langham has been a force and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who once in the decorating world for nearly thirty years. proclaimed him to have “a sorcerer’s eye”. He graduated from the Fashion Institute of Langham has been named to Elle Decor’s Technology in New York and studied at the A List and Architectural Digest’s AD 100 and Study Center for the Fine and Decorative Arts is in high demand as a speaker on decorating in London. around the country. After apprenticing under Mark Hampton His book About Decorating – the and ten years with Irvine & Fleming, Langham Remarkable Rooms of Richard Keith Langham founded his own firm in 1990. His keen eye was published by Rizzoli in October 2017 and and ebullient talent serve well in creating is in its third printing.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 3 THURSDAY, MARCH 5 Gala Luncheon, featuring Richard Keith Langham Black Tie Dinner & Live Auction Catered by LeeLee of Lyn’s Gracious Goodness Catered by Chef James Boyce SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Cocktail Party & Silent Auction featuring artist Ignat Ignatov Catered by Chef Narvell

10 29th Annual GalaGala Chairs: Mem Bryant, Betty Hornsby, Ingrid Lunsford and Nicole Reeves FEATURE ARTIST 2020 Ignat Ignatov gnat Ignatov (b. 1978) is a contemporary art. In 1997, using proceeds from the Iartist with exemplary talent. His sale of his art, Ignatov financed his move interpretation of the spirit of fine art to the United States and is now a U.S. saturates his paintings with a unique citizen living in southern California. He expressive richness. Although each new then studied at the prestigious California subject seems to dictate the style and Art Institute in Westlake Village, approach, his paintings are always alive Associates in Art in Sherman Oaks with color, light, texture, atmosphere, and the American Animation Institute energy and emotion. in North Hollywood. In 2005 Ignatov Ignatov was born in Veliko Tarnovo began teaching painting classes at the Los and grew up in Sevlievo, Bulgaria. At age Angeles Academy of Figurative Art where thirteen, his promising talent in drawing, he taught till 2012. painting and sculpting gained him one In the course of establishing for of only thirty positions to the renowned his own “artistic roots”, Ignatov was School of Arts in Tryavna, Bulgaria. influenced by Nicolai Fechin, John Singer In the 5 years there, he established the Sargent, Anders Zorn and Joaquin Sorolla. foundation of his academic art training. Opalescence, 6 x 6 in., oil on canvas. Ignatov’s work includes figures, portraits, Following graduation in 1996, Ignatov was still lifes, and landscapes. His goal is to accepted into the University of Arts in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria continue to express the form and anatomy as well as color and where he studied under the demanding atelier approach to fine composition through a representational painting approach.

Old South, 24 x 18 in., oil on canvas. Morning Light (detail), 30 x 40 in., oil on canvas.

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11 HMA visits Charleston, South Carolina t was pure magic right from the first and his wife Lucile. Last year, Voices Iday when members of the Huntsville of Our Times guest speaker, designer Museum of Art Benefactors’ tour arrived Carolyne Roehm, charmed Museum in Charleston and entered the historic members during her time in Huntsville. Roper House for a private tour followed As a token of her appreciation for the by cocktails on the veranda. Escorted by warm welcome she received, Carolyne HMA Executive Director, Christopher opened her recently restored Charleston Madkour, and his longtime friend home and gardens to the group. Each and part time resident of Charleston, room was meticulously “curated” in Courtenay Daniels, twenty-two patrons a particular color scheme and décor, were awarded a rarified glimpse into the highlighting Carolyne’s exquisite taste private and personal life of Charleston and sophisticated style. for the next four days. In closing, author Pat Conroy Highlights included a private 1. captured the essence of this fine city tour of Drayton Hall, one of the most when he wrote: “There is no city remarkable houses in North America will forget. All Things Italian was the on Earth quite like Charleston. From followed by a luncheon. Drayton Hall backdrop for a cocktail party hosted at the time I first came there in 1961, it’s is the earliest and finest example of the art-filled residence of Count Della held me in its enchanter’s power, the Palladian architecture in the United Porta and Donatella Cappelletti whose wordless articulation of its singularity, its States. That evening, members enjoyed family collection of Italian paintings and withheld and magical beauty. Wandering cocktails and dinner at the historic home sculptures is stunning. through its streets can be dreamlike and of Charleston philanthropist Bessie A delicious luncheon was served at otherworldly, its alleyways and shortcuts Hanahan, whose generosity and gracious the exclusive Carolina Yacht Club, thanks both fragrant and mysterious, yet as hospitality created an evening no one to Club members William Cogswell haunted as time turned in on itself.”

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17 Full STEAM Ahead! Curated by the Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association November 17, 2019-February 23, 2020 Women’s Guild Gallery

he Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association Tis excited to present FULL STEAM AHEAD! This exhibition features selections from the Museum’s permanent collection that illustrate different elements of STEM. STEM education learning consists of the fi elds of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. But what happens when you add “Art” to STEM? You get STEAM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. From scientifi c subject matter such as wildlife and nature, to geometrically patterned abstracts, to artwork created with the help of engineering and technology, this exhibition will take a look at art through a STEM lens.

Gallery Walk & Reception Sunday, November 17, 2019 2-4 p.m. Tony Jannetti (b. 1947, Yonkers, NY), Untitled #1, 1977, 19 color pochoir, (edition of 50), 36 w x 28 h x Reception following in the 2 d in. Bequest of Anne Cary Walker. Richard & Roper Room SPONSORS Members: Free HMA Docent Association Non-members: Included with general admission Alice Chang

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19 20 MARGS AT THE MUSEUM 3. 1. 9. 6. 4. 2. 7. 5. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. CharlesRay, JohnPanico,andJack May 2,2019 Margs attheMuseum 8. Forrest Ford and PattersonShedd, Annaand Trent andCaitlinThomas, Tinsley Stephenson Haley DeGraaffandCarolyn Alan Littleplayinggreatmusic and Terri Keller Mike andChristieO’Connor, andTim Brooke RayandAmyCosgrove John PutnamandYaritza Scarfo Sweitzer Jennifer KoenitzerandChristina Hamner, andMeggySabatini Chris Penney, HilaryRussell,Amanda Gleason

22 VIETNAM: THE REAL WAR:LECTURE AND RECEPTION 1. 4. 6. 2. 7. 5. 3. 8. 9.

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Vietnam: The Real War Lecture and Reception June 6, 2019 1. The AP’s Director of Photography, J. David Ake, presenting to a sold-out crowd 2. Hank Isenberg and Bill Stender 3. Connie and Rusty Stephenson 4. Rob and Linda Akenhead, Rebecca and Richard Brooks 5. Christopher Madkour, Janet Marino, Command Sergeant Major (R) Charlie Miller, and Command Sergeant Major (R) John Perry 6. Guests viewing the exhibition 7. Guests enjoying the reception catered by Chef Narvell 8. Tom and Sue Conard, Kathi Tew, Tina Watts, Rachel and Dewey Granger 9. Bill Stender and Everett Carter 10. Brock and Paula Watkins 11. Andrew and Dorothy Fuller 12. J. David Ake and Council Member Frances Akridge 13. Tommy and Debbie Overcash, Steve and Cindy 13. Burcham, and Buddy Jones 23 1. 2. 1. LECTURE AND RECEPTION

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5. We the People Lecture and Reception January 27, 2019 1. HMA and ADAH staff carefully transporting the 1819 constitution into the Museum 2. Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution greeting the arrival of the Bicentennial Constitution Motorcade 3. Christopher Madkour, Julian Butler, Senator Arthur Orr and Steve Murray officially opening theWe the People exhibit to the public 4. Mayor Tommy Battle and ADAH Executive Director Steve Murray unveiling the 1819 constitution 5. Crowds enjoying the exhibit for the first time 6. Steve Murray, Julian Butler and Katie Boodle preparing to give their presentations 7. 7. Museum visitors studying the constitution 24 The Huntsville Museum of Art and The Foundation Board of Directors present: Skating in the Park November 15, 2019 - January 12, 2020 New extended dates this season!

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Every November, the Huntsville Museum of Art constructs an ice skating rink in the heart of downtown Huntsville. This holiday tradition of Skating in the Park remains open to the public through the first two weeks of January! HOURS OF OPERATION ADMISSION & RENTAL Monday-Thursday: 4 to 9 p.m. $15 Ages ten and up Friday: 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. $10 Ages nine and under Saturday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. $13 Groups of 10 or more Sunday: 12 to 8 p.m. $5 Scooter rental SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS! $5 DISCOUNT IF YOU BRING YOUR OWN SKATES

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25 26 WOODSTOCK: LECTURE AND RECEPTION 7. 6. 4. 1. 8. 2. 5. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. January 27,2019 Lecture andReception Woodstock Vision Elliott Landy’s Peace, Love,Rock&Roll: Sieja (Front): MaciHladky andBrianna Buckley, Andrea Petroff,AliciaKing; Laura Smith,Rachel Stone,Elena Christopher Madkour, Jennifer Goff, Hannah andRandyCrouse Valentina IscaroandRogieRodriguez Shushanna Smith,Raphael Jan SmithandMarkArdin Candace Camp John Kvach Betty andJulianButler, Annand Forrester Frescholtz, NancyForrester, Bill Conway Ellers,LisaFretwell Anne Ellers,JasonFrescholtz, Courtney EllersConklin,Carole Dancing toBigDaddyKingfish Guests viewingthephotos Daddy Kingfish William FalknerofthebandBig Ted andCarolynGandy Mert ThorsenandCarolCodori Elliott Landybooksigning Tommy andMiddieThompson Hladky Hladky, JohnHladky, andMaci Steve Reed,Tricia McCoy, Londa John Wessel andJeanTempleton Frederick andAliceLanier Madkour Elliott LandyandChristopher 3. 9. 10. 11.

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27 Save the Date

A Night in New Orleans

Thursday, January 23rd, 2020

Join the Huntsville Museum of Art Guild for "UNFRAMED: A Night in New Orleans" as we celebrate everything there is to love about the 'Crescent City' Mardi Gras style.

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Registration underway for Classes and Fall Break Half-Day Camp in the Museum Academy! Fall into Art! Looking for something fun and creative to do this fall? We offer a wide High School & Adult Classes selection of camps and classes in two classrooms on the Plaza Level in the Museum Abstraction in Acrylics overlooking Big Spring Park. Pre-registration is required, and all materials are Life Drawing provided for the children’s camps and classes. Painting the Figure in Space

EDUCATION Following are just some of the educational classes being offered mid-September-early Ceramics: Handbuilding & Wheel December. Space is limited, register online or call today. All New Projects! Classes Throwing are taught by experienced instructors and teaching artists who use the Museum – Introduction to Oil Painting working in the studios to the galleries – as an expanded classroom. Don’t miss this Watercolor extraordinary opportunity! Digital Photography Painting En Plein Air Calligraphy Stained Glass Sun Catchers Landscape Oil Painting Stained Glass Ornaments & Wet Felted Holiday Tree Preschool Classes (Ages 3-5) Mudworks Sparkle, Glitter & Glow Grades K-8 Classes Drawing STEAM: The Art of Science Marvelous Mixed Media Drawing: Fantastical Beasts Parent & Child Saturday Class (Ages 5 & Up) Exploring Masterpieces – Frida Kahlo and Pablo Picasso

Fall Break Half-Day Camp 9 a.m.-12 p.m. CREATE: Mix It Up! Two Age Groups: Ages 5-7 and 8-10 Limited to 12 students per camp unless otherwise noted. Museum gallery visits included for inspiration. All materials are provided. View half-day camp details at hsvmuseum.org/academy.

Contact Kathy Johnson, Museum Academy Assistant, at kjohnson@ hsvmuseum.org for a copy of the schedule or view it online. Register online and read the instructors’ bios at hsvmuseum.org/academy. The Winter Schedule will be online on November 18, with classes beginning mid-January through early March.

Photo Release: Please note, the Huntsville Museum of Art may take photographs of Museum programs and events for use in publicity materials. Please notify the photographer if you prefer not to have your picture and/or your child’s picture taken during the class. 30 EDUCATION 31 color mixing 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 Betty Edward’s book Betty Edward’s with Brian Bomeisler Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced Fee: $975 members and non-members Saturday-Monday, September 28-30, 2019 28-30, September Saturday-Monday, Intensive Painting/Color based on Dr. Dr. based on Painting/Color Intensive Color: A course in mastering the art of Color: A course Learn from a Master Artist! a Master from Learn Additional Master Artist Workshops for 2019-2020 Additional Master Artist Workshops 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 with Brian Bomeisler with Brian Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced Check our website for details on all upcoming workshops and to register – and more 2020 workshops coming soon! Check our website for details on all upcoming Fee: $1,600 members and non-members Fee: $1,600 Monday-Friday, September 23-27, 2019 23-27, September Monday-Friday, Tony Couch (October 7-10); Qiang Huang (November 7-10); Leslie Wood (February 7-8); Michael Story (March 19-22); (February 7-8); Michael 7-10); Leslie Wood Couch (October 7-10); Qiang Huang (November Tony Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Side of the on the Right Drawing Donna Bland (May 14-17); Linda Ellen Price (June 5-6); David Kessler (August 20-22) and Gary Chapman (September 18-19). Price (June 5-6); David Kessler (August 20-22) and Gary Chapman (September Donna Bland (May 14-17); Linda Ellen Don’t miss the unique opportunity to have one-on-one instruction from a nationally-recognized master artist. For more information information For more artist. master a nationally-recognized from instruction one-on-one to have opportunity the unique miss Don’t E. or call Laura hsvmuseum.org/academy visit or to register, For more details please visit their websites. instructors, about individual at 256-535-6372. Academy of Education/Museum Smith, Director 32 EDUCATION Cost: with silvercoloredpencilandcrayonananimalorseacreature. View theBuccellatiSilverAnimalsexhibitionforinspiration.Sketch September 21: DramaticDrawing! Where: When: Appropriatefortheentirefamily! What: Who: Drop-in &CREATE Saturdays technology, engineering,artandmathematics. AHEAD! include artpapers,glueandneonmarkers.Visit theFULLSTEAM the StenderFamilyInteractiveEducationGalleries–ART LAB.Media Design amixedmediageometricrobotinspiredbyAR-TRobotin January 11: FULLSTEAMAHEAD! feelings incolor. feelings oremotions.Createapastelpaintingofcowtoexpressyour Marc, aGermanExpressionist,believedcolorvisuallyexpresses A Walk ThroughTime featuresFranzMarc’sThe Yellow Cow, 1911. November 16:ColorExpressions paper. with contécrayonandothermediaforembellishmentoncrinkledart Be inspiredbycaveartinAWalk ThroughTime. Createananimal October 19:CaveImpressions FREE admissionforparents/guardiansandchildren FREE Ahands-onartactivity(noreservationsnecessary) StenderFamilyInteractiveEducationGalleries exhibition andlearnmoreaboutartworkrelatedtoscience, One Saturdayofeachmonth,11a.m.-1p.m. another session. Fees non-refundable. Registrationistransferable to members/$10 non-members beginninginOctober.) adults/2 children).(Note:Price willincreaseto$8 Class feeis$5members/$7non-members (upto2 Education Galleries–ART LAB. Van GoghFlowers Artsy Tots isheldintheStenderFamilyInteractive January 10: PumpkinPieArt Mr. SeahorseCollage November 15: October 18: FallisFun September 20: Artsy Tots Dates: 256-535-6372. Education Associate,[email protected] org/academy. Questions?ContactCandaceBean, Space islimited!Registeronlineathsvmuseum. children. Dressformess!Pre-registrationisrequired. One adultchaperoneisrequiredforeverytwo from 11-11:45a.m.Classsizeislimitedto12children. specially trainedMuseumeducators. class. Toddler classeslast45minutesandareledby 24 monthsandup.Therewillbenewthemesforeach eye coordinationandmore!Recommendedforages helps withcolorrecognition,fi nemotorskills,hand- gallery playactivitiesandanartactivity. Theprogram Museum throughage-appropriateartfulshortstories, Artsy Tots toartandthe toddlers classwillintroduce for childrenages2-3andtheirparent/guardian.Each Artsy Tots! Artsy Tots classesareheldonone Friday amonth Learning isfunattheHuntsvilleMuseumofArt DROP-IN &CREATE SUPPORTED BY: (Ages 2-3) INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS April-July 2019

Artists’ Circle: $1,500 Elisabeth Bartlett Sturges Contributor - $100 Courtney and John Allen Helen and Ed Vaughn Frances and Charles Akridge Mr. and Mrs. John Watts Angela Fabrizi and Frank G. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Danny Alm Col (Ret) Douglas and Claudia Baker Dr. and Mrs. Louis B. Weiner Claudia and Jim Davis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Batson Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. White Betty and John Battcher Mr. and Mrs. George L. McCrary, Jr. Patricia and James Zeigler Alicia and Gene Beam Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Penney Laura and Adam Bernick Sustainer: $250 Dr. and Mrs. Jay C. Billings Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shields and Dr. and Mrs. William Evans Alison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Bishop Family Cheryl and Dewey Brazelton Judith and James Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bouldin Dr. and Mrs. James E. Chandler JoAnn and Fred Braam Ruth and Allen Yates Mr. and Mrs. Tim Esslinger Ken and Ginny Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Loyd H. Little, Jr. Carole and Charles Bryant Benefactor: $1,200 Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Loux Maureen and Robert Burruss Sara and Bob Arthur Mrs. William E. Shinn Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carter Liz and Bob Stagg Alice and Frederick Lanier Mary and Lawrence Casey Jane R. Troup Dr. and Mrs. Michael Castellano Mary Lee and Lee Prout Marcie and Bruce Wingo Beth and Joe Clark Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl Friend: $175 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Clark Ms. Ivy Downs and Mr. A.J. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Cobb Patron: $600 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allen Stephanie Cole Sheila and Harold Boling Peter Barber Glenda Collins and Dennis Boyd Dr. Benjamin R. King Mr. and Mrs. Tom Berg Lavonne and James Conner Margie and Keith Cook Dr. and Mrs. James McMurray Bennie and Corlis Berry Barbara and Paul Bonner Genia E. Corum Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Noojin Steve and Lori Compher Nell and Harry Craft Nina and Terry Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James Daughtry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craig Patricia H. Ryan Fred Flanders Randy Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Setlow Wilma Frazier Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Curtis Lorie and Buddy Dawson Alice J. Wellette Mrs. Shirley A. Fugit Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Gleghorn Ms. Karen Ann Dekko Mr. and Mrs. Newell Witherspoon Rajean and John Gully Nina Donath Col (Ret) and Mrs. Frederick Driesbach Ambassador: $300 Natha and Scott Hancock Ms. Meredith Hardwick Rhonda and Andrew Edwards Debbie and Paul Agarwal Mrs. Dee Holmes Spike Field Susan and Cobb Alexander Christine Jones Ms. Lila Pryor Frank Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Averbuch Wendell Kestle Dr. Paul Fry Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ed Bragg Dr. and Mrs. J. Robert Lancaster Nancy and Les Fuller Bonnie and Mel Geiger Mr. Julian Butler Laura and Henry Lemley Lynn Sparks-Lewis and Carroll R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gierow Janet and Kevin Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lienau Kelly and Keith Godwin Mrs. Shirley Feaux Limbaugh Orthodontics Laura and Jim Goldbach and Crystal Goldbach Cynthia and Gregg Geis Mr. Daniel R. Little Susan and Eric Goldby Dr. and Mrs. John T. Hartley Dr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Littles Stacey and Marc Goldmon Mr. and Dr. Patrick H. Graves, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John D. Johnson Jr. Anne and David McKinley Amy and Charles Miller Cindy and Gary Griner Mary Lou and Patrick Keyes Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Mixon, Jr. Laura Jo and George Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Laney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Moore Ms. Julia M. Hawk Mrs. Christel P. Latham Ruth M. Morrison Pam Taylor and Ron Haygood Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Debra and Timothy Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William W. Herrin Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hershberger Dorothy and Bartley Loftin Trace Parish and Richard Reed Mr. Alexander Plavnik Peter Hill and Marilynn Szecholda Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Madkour Beverly and Ralph Redrick Andi and Steve Hill Cynthia and John Markushewski Gina and William Rittershaus Fran and Ben Hollis Russ McDonald Eleanor Schweinsberg Nancy Horgen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller Patricia C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James O. Howell Barbara and Wally Inscho Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moss Mr. and Mrs. William C. Snoddy Mary Ann and Edwin Stasiak Susan and Paul Irwin Shirley and Alan Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Strickland Karen and Paul Israel Mary and Craig Romer Elise and Brent Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Jaap Franca and Joe Rutter Candice and Ted Thies Robin and John Kastanakis Ms. Elizabeth Schonrock Ann Upchurch Melissa McGrath and James Kinnally Mr. Michael Kirkpatrick Richard Smith Kennie and Len Worlund Wendy Yang and Rick Myers Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kiss Libby and Mike Stanfield Sean Lane 33 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS (continued) April-July 2019

Mary Leo Ramona Banks Anne and Greg Lary Margaret and Nicholas Leone Barbara Barnett and Jimmy Holaway Sang Yong Lee Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Lewter Kayreen Bellamy Elise Lenard Shirley Hurley Lievanos and Rick Lievanos Kathleen and Jack Bice David Leonard and John Stoddart Nancy and Craig Lykins Mr. and Mrs. James Blacklock MaryAnne and Alan Little Cathy Matras Kristen and Dan Bodeker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Livingston Linda and Bill McAllister Brent Bogle Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Ludwig Rosemary and Dennis McMahan Mr. and Mrs. Cal Breed Crystal Lynn Edwin Miller Luanne and Jimmy Brewer Mr. Todd C. MacLeod Carol and Michael Mougey Leah and Pat Brislin Hong Malm Ms. Suzanne O'Connor Debra Bumbicka Ashley and Jason Mann Kathy and Steve O'Dell Mr. and Mrs. David Byers Sarah and Shawn Mason Chris and Zack Penney Gwen and Frank Camaratta Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews Stacy and Shawn Pethel Sarah and Marc Carmack Lecia and J. Michael Maurer Randall Phillips Louise and Brian Carter Karen and Kenneth Mayhue Mimi and Tom Potthoff Judith Baker and Alexander M. Cathey Carmen Maynard Beth Powel and Rebecca Jordan Dana and William Chancellor Billie Jo and William McCary Kathryn and Steve Powers Carol and Edmund Cholewa Mrs. Eugenia McCoy Jeffrey Pruitt Elizabeth and Peter Clapp Cheri and Tim McKechnie Miriam Pullins Alice and Ron Clements Wanda and Melvin Mclemore Becky and Bill Quinn Judy and Ronnie Clemons Jane and Ken Michel Tabby and Ward Ragland Adrienne and Tad Cobert Milena and Aleksandar Milenkovic Kathy and Quimby Rains Nancy and Ernest Colin Mr. and Mrs. Les Miller Drs. Anne Marie and Thomas Reidy Angie and Larry Countess Kathryn and Alfred Modrall Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Richardson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Covell Allenda Moriarty David and Sheryl Rigby Lori Cribbs Brenda and Rodger Morrison Frances and David Robb Patricia and Roger Cross Jennifer and John Mumby Nancy Robertson Dianne Debter Edgar Nazario Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Robinson Harry Delugach Mr. and Mrs. Loch Neely Wynn and Stanley Rodgers Amy and Jason Dilocker Paula and John Newquist Ms. Ruth F. Rothe Donna Donnelly Bobbie and Sonny Norville Sharon and Wade Russell Sharon and Joseph Dunkin Laurie and Patrick O'Farrell Marianne Schoel Joyce and Charles Edgar Patty and Michael O'Reilly Debbie and Harold Schoepflin Katrina Fananapazir Asella Oh Mary and Bill Schrenk Mr. John Faulds Jr. Patti and Jimmy Panno Mrs. Charles E. Shaver Jr. Cynthia and John Fix Charlotte M. Park Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shaver Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Foster Beverly and Shep Park Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Simmons Jennifer and Robert French Darlene and David Patten Diane S. Skinner Lisa Fretwell and Jason Frescholtz Sharon and Albert Patterson L. S. Smith and Family Dr. and Mrs. David Furman Terese Penix Alison and Wayne Smith Peggy and Doyle Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Peters Mary Boone and Luke Stanfield Drs. Stacey and Steve Gardner Sue and John Phillip Gary and Martha Stewart Joy Garren and John O'Brien Sarah and Luke Powell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Summerville Marty and James Garrett Ruthe F. Pressley and Leoroy Huntington Mr. and Mrs. John Switzer Julie and Kevin Gold Bettye and Ed Pugh Ellen and Bill Taylor Carolyn and Ronald Gormont Linda and Keith Putnam Kathy Thomas and Marc Couch Jackie Green and Nick Ginga Debra and Charles Quarles Lucille K. Thrasher Linda and Robert Guzowski Patricia and Robert Quigley Brenda and Richard Titus Bonnie and Steve Hettinger Alyssa and Jonathan Ratledge Jeanette and Arthur Tokaz Kimberly and Paul Hilliard Mary Anne Razook Dr. and Mrs. Shannon Turney Tammy Holder Allison Rhen Dr. Douglas J. Wester Jr. Ashley and Scott Hudson Col (Ret) William and Julia Roberts Kay and Don Wheeler Linda and Jeff Hussong Diane and Larry Robey Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitmore Elizabeth Hyde Jane Elizabeth Robinson Elisabeth W. Whitten Kay and David Jacobson Nona and Steven Rogers Brenda and Terry Wilbanks David Jeffress James Patrick Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wright Jr. Marijane and Gary Jerauld Liz and Dave Scott Brenda and Steve Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnson Aidan and Matthew Seiler Mr. and Mrs. John Kammerud Linda and William Shaw Family: $85 Andrea and Robert Karwoski Carol and Paul Shea Sarah Abney Donna and David Keating Sybil and Chris Shearburn Janice and Bruce Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller Laura Hitchcock and Jack Shelnutt Mr. and Mrs. Gary Anderson & Family Jan and Lowell Kelly Anya and Elliott Sievers Joann and Gary Andrew Dana and Matt King Susan Simons Mr. and Mrs. Jason Angelichio Margarita Guzman and M.R. Knowles Janis and Jim Simpson Gayle and Michael Baker Madeleine and Russ Koester Dona and Joe Sims Diane Ballard Angie and David Lane Anna and Jerry Skonieczny

34 Susan and Dwight Sloan Elizabeth and Thomas DeLong Patricia and George Morefield Janet and Lee Smith Liz and Richard DeWitt John Mullaney Shushannah and Raphael Smith Jaina and Conan Dickson Margaret Musser and Ronald Bunnell Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Smith Carolyn Dodson and Phillip Grimm Linda and Jay Newkirk Suzette and Kenric Smith Geralyn and Damien Donnelly Ceil and Roger Nichols Sinikka Smothers Denise and Michael Driver Mr. and Mrs. John E. Overcamp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spera Sharon and Scott Dublin Bob Palik Mary Stanley Marcie and William Emerson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fikes Wendy and David Patten Keesha Stewart Margaret and John Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Patz Christine and Doug Stoffer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fulda Barbara Paul and Tom Hickerson Doug Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fuller Jovona and Daniel Payne Lucy Sutherland Amy Gentle and LTC Brooke Grubb Gail and Sam Perna Caroline Swope and Mckenzie Alden Catherine and James Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Potter Shelley and Tom Szoka Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gniadek Betsy and Allen Prescott Christina Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Graham Dr. and Mrs. Mark Purvis Deborah and William Thomas Wendy and Jay Graham Donna Pylant LouAnn and Grant Thomson Patsy and Paul Gray King and Larry Quillen Mr. Michael Timberlake Dr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Green Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raney Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Tingle Holly and Ignacio Guerrero Gisela and Carl Rieger Cecilia Tran Ms. Judy Guerry and Ms. Charlotte Shea Mary Anne and Leon Riley Karin and Mark Treski Delores F. Hall Dr. and Mrs. James H. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tucker Nancy and Juergen Haukohl Dr. Catherine C. Saenger Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Tumminello Janet and Kevin Heard Janet and Michael Sakraida Denise and Drew Tyriver Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barnwell Heyward Lee and Roy Saylors Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Van Valkenburgh, Jr. Barbara and Chris Hill Sheila and Kirk Scruggs Andrea and John Warr Diane Hill and Edwin Yepes Christine and Theodore Sendak Tiffany Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill Orly and Gadi Shapira Carol and John Watts Keren and Howard Hilliard Shelia McFerran and Joe Shelley Liz and James Wessel Jeanne and David Hillinck Ashley Singleton and Jeff Boone Gary Wiegand Alesia Hise and Skipper Cross Alexis and Jeffrey Smith Mary and David Williams Marilyn and Lee Hohlfeld Connie and Richard Spears Cheryl and Brian Witty Laura Holcomb J. Ted Spratt and Jim Hall Marilynn Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Holder Linda and Ken Sproul Jessica Yount Mr. and Mrs. Tom Houser Joyce and Vernon Stallcup Amanda and Andrew Zorovich Sandy and Bob Hovde Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Tracy Hudson Cherie and Albert Teater Dual: $75 Marcia and Andrew Huffman Dr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Tietke Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Agnew Lisa and Michael Hullett Ann and Ken Tippie Leah and Kyong Andress Maria and Ryan Ingram Ms. Khoe Tran Frank Andrus Janice and Michael Johnson Laura and Johnnie Vann Debora Bailey and Russell Moose Meg Jones and Herb Hocutt Jane and Tom Wacaster Shirley and Ralph Barnes Ellen and Gary Joyce Sarah and Matt Wagner Rob Batson Kathryn and Joseph Kervin Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Walker Sr. David Beddingfield Ms. Tamra Kite and Dr. Martin Richardson Barbara J. and Robert C. Ward Marge and Ron Bledsoe Kathy and Mark Laflamme Kay and David Waters Rosalyn and Jerry Bong Carol Lamb Donna and Paul Webb Cheryl Bowne and Ronald Sumera Penne J. Laubenthal and Randy Stone Jo and Bruce Weddendorf Anna and Wayne Bright Dr. and Mrs. Troy Layton Anne and Mike Wesley Laura Brown and Jonathan Wright Mrs. John Leonard Thelma Westmore Kim and Eddie Broyles Mr. and Mrs. Peter Levy Susan and Thomas Whelchel Lois and Edward Buckbee Susan and Frank Levy Mitzi Whittenburg Russelyn Burns Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Deborah and Robert Wilke Sophia and Dudley Burwell Kay and Royal Lewis Janis and Bruce Williams Ann and Harold Carey Susan Locklear and Jordan Cook Sally and John Williams Eleanor and Robert Carter Susan and Paul Madole Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Williams Marylee and Bill Cassels Dianne Martin and Jerry Brown Valerie Wooden and Sheila Robertson Maria and Robert Cayse Anna and Thomas McIntyre Maud and Kevin Woodsinger Donna and Dan Clark Faye and Bill McPeak Karen and Kevin Yarbrough Joseph Clark Robin and Holly McRae Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Clough COL (Ret) and Mrs. Arthur Meier Individual: $55 Julie Colwell Jamie Miernik and Morgan Andriulli Mr. Kenny Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cooper Sylvia and Ray Mitchell Jean Allan Tamie and Kevin Craig Marijo-Anne Molina Jill Ann Allen Jennifer and Sophie Crozier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Money Ms. Julie Andrzejewski Lanita and Terry Cusack Diana C. Moore Joan Arnold Jackson Davis and Dylan Weaver Betty and Randy Moore Carla Auchterlonie

35 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS (continued) April-July 2019 Al Avant Telse Davis Ms. Kay Heckman Mr. F. Brooks Moore Evelyn Spaulding Nina Campbell Debra Barden Warner Davis Sharon Robison Hill Lorraine Mullin Mrs. Sally Spencer General Michael P.C. Mr. Alan Barksdale Ms. Jimmie Dawkins Ms. Barbara D. Ann Myers Nan Spitzer Carns Dana Bathurst Fred Deaton Hitchings Svetlana Nelson Barbara Staggs John Dean Sara B. Batson Samuel A. Denham Nan Huber Mr. Hugh Nicholson Edna Stilwell Paul Finebaum David Berkowitz Dr. Mandy DeOrio Sharon Hudson Pam K. Nolan Dianne C. Tallent Leigh Gallagher Xia E. Blanche Gerrldene DeSanctis Mrs. Vernon Hutchens Hermine Olsen Carolyn Taylor Wendy Goodman Erin Bohn Dolores Dichiara Peggy Hutson Gwen Parks Cheryl Taylor Haskell Harris Nancy Bradford Mrs. Lynda Doud Mrs. William Inglis Kristin Pepper Mrs. William B. Thomas Simon Jacobsen Jane A. Bramall Libby Dunagan Mrs. Lara Isbell Lisa Perkins Mike Thurman India Hicks Bonnie Brannon Patricia Eldridge Mrs. Mary Jeffries Crystal Pollard Donna Torrance Glenn Lowry Patricia B. Brewer Karen Elmore Martha Joffrion Demeco Pope Celia A. Traynor Ali MacGraw Susan Bryant Allison Exby Betty L. Jones Elenitsa Pope Oralie Anthony Tyson Abraham D. Kay A. Burrell Cindy Fafard Rebecca Harbor Jones Jennifer Rape' Deborah Vacik Madkour H. Glenn Carter Janice Fowler Wendy Kanupp Daphne Reed Laura Verschoore Frances Mayes Martha Carter Matt Freese Mrs. Edna Kendall Ms. Karen Reed Nancy King Waites Dean Mitchell Nan Cassady Vita E. French Christopher Kibler Elizabeth Reich of Stephanie Thach Warnes Betty Monkman Dr. Mary Jane Caylor Andrea Frey Linda K. Kidd LZBTH Creative Sally Watters Charlotte Moss Vicky Cerniglia Linda Frost Anne Kinder Harry Reid Amanda Weaver Joyce Carol Oates Sarita Chaloupka Mrs. Alice Gardner Mark S. King Vonna Reynolds E. H. Webster Bettie Bearden Mrs. James Chatfield Andi Gaskins Robyn King Barbara Richardson David Weible Pardee Cynthia Cifuentes Joe Gasper Mrs. Jan Kranert Rebecca Rideout Mrs. James Whisenant Julia Reed Debbie Clark Spencer Gass Jean W. Lake Ms. Nancy Rostollan Larry Wilde Renny Reynolds Mr. William D. Clarke Pete George Sandra Laube Linda Ruhl Mrs. W. C. Willoughby Carolyne Roehm Mrs. James R. Cleary Bill Gibbons Elois Laurence Emily Saile Ms. Fran Wilson Ginny Ruffner Patricia Collins Hethalyn Godwin Henry P. Lay Rachel Scheib Karen Wilson Edwina Sandys Virginia H. Cook Julie Goodridge Ms. Kay Lindsey Nicole Schroer Thorne Winter III David Sanger Cynthia Copeland Kelley Gregory Susan Livingston Immgard Schultz Carol Wissmann Jon Scott Mrs. Leona Cotruvo Barbara Griffith Yohon Lo Kathryn Seeds Ms. Sabine Wlodarski Mr. and Mrs. William Mary Sue Cowell Nancy Griffith Susan Lynch Arthurine Shackleford Dr. Elizabeth M. Zeman H. Told, Jr. Dr. Timothy Cremeens Mrs. Beth Griggs Lesli Mayhew-Driver John Shoemaker Gloria Vanderbilt Student $30 Michelle Crull Judy Grumbles Amy McBroom Lesley Shotts Carleton Varney Diana Davidson Judy Crutcher Gail Guice Elaine McCormick Roy Simmons Rebecca Vizard Ally Kuang Waldemar Cuevas Shirl Guiliani Caroline McCullough Robert E. Siron Ambassador Andrew Paula Cushman Mrs. Peggy Gunter Robert E. McNeill Mrs. Deborah Sketo Honorary Members Young, Jr. Anna Daughtry Cindy M. Hallman Dot Millirons Katherine Smalley Carl Bernstein Bunny Williams Anusha Alpati Davis Jackie Heard Helen Mims Lora Smith COL Matthew Bogdanos Nancy N. Davis Mrs. Maxine Heard Martha B. Moffet Rankin Sneed Mario Buatta TRIBUTES April-July 2019 Memorials In Memory of Lil Parton In Honor of Madelyn Poteat Bussey In Memory of Dorothea Bannigan Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Byrd R. Latham Ann Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Christopher J. Madkour In Honor of Joyce Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Lowe In Memory of Mr. Louie Robin Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl In Memory of Bernice Anderson Christopher J. Madkour In Honor of Christopher J. Madkour Sherri and Jess Hudgins In Memory of Mack M. Vann II Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Haws Margaret J. Vann Tina Madkour In Memory of Paul Charles Blau Dolores K. Mahlmann Constance Blau In Memory of Gloria Vanderbilt Christopher J. Madkour Edith Ralph In Memory of Lewis Cullman Jane R. Troup In Honor of Linda Nagle Christopher J. Madkour In Memory of Sibyl Wilkinson Scarlett Scholte In Memory of Ronald Dahl Christopher J. Madkour In Honor of Suzy Naumann Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Haws In Memory of Dr. Harold J. Wilson Denise Ferguson and Tom Lingan Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. O’Farrell Ina and Garrett Smith In Honor of Gayle Power In Memory of Pat Gardner Mike Thurman Mrs. Alice Gardner Honoraria In Honor of Scarlett Scholte In Memory of Willard M. Holmes In Honor of their grandchildren Ellis and Ethan Mary McDonald Dianne B. Holmes Bass; Cole and Harper Hughes In Honor of Linda Smith In Memory of Phyllis Lively Beverly and Danny Alm Joyce Griffin and Dana Town Vennette Charlton In Honor of Candace Bean In Honor of Jean Templeton Scarlett Scholte Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl In Memory of Jim Martin Dawn Gooch Hall In Honor of Robert Bean In Honor of Middie Thompson Scarlett Scholte Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl 36 MASTERPIECE SOCIETY January-December 2018 An elite society of Members who support the Museum through either one-time or cumulative giving throughout the year of $5,000 or more. Platinum Circle $20,000 + Regions Bank Mrs. Judy Maxwell Alabama State Council on the SAIC, Inc. Maynard Cooper and Gale, PC Arts Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shields Maynor & Mitchell Eye Center Century Automotive and Family Redstone Federal Credit Union The Honorable Loretta Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sapp Davidson Technologies, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Calame Sammons Madison County Commission The Boeing Company The Jurenko Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl PNC The Olin B. King Foundation Sasha and Charlie Sealy The City of Huntsville The Propst Foundation Science and Engineering Services, Inc. The Daniel Foundation of SportsMED Alabama Silver Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Star Discount Pharmacy Ms. Jean Wessel Templeton BBVA Compass Bank Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Stephenson Bradley Mr. William H. Stender, Jr. Gold Circle $10,000- $19,999 Mr. and Mrs. C.H. ‘Tony’ Chan The Kuehlthau Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Crunkleton Alabama Media Group Toyota Motor Manufacturing Donny’s Diamond Gallery, Inc. Alabama, Inc. Betty Altherr Howard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Doran The Broadway Group, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. There are many ways to give to the Museum Dr. and Mrs. Parker Griffith Joyce Griffin and each donor should consider the different HighTower Twickenham Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Haws methods and find the one that best suits their current situation. Your contribution to the Home Choice Windows & Doors, LLC Hiley Cars Huntsville, LP IDP Museum makes a significant difference and IBERIABANK we are deeply grateful for your generosity Jerry Damson Honda Acura IronMountain Solutions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jones, III to the arts. If you have any questions about Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Lowe Mrs. Ruth Jurenko the ways of giving, please contact the Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Penney Mrs. Shelbie King Director of Development, Andrea Petroff, at Progress Bank Lockheed Martin 256.535.4350 ext. 214.

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37 EXHIBITION AND PROGRAM SPONSORS As of July 31, 2018 Voices of Our Times Connections: Stephen Paul Sponsor Memberships Series Sponsors Day and Sibylle Peretti April-July 2019 Amanda Howard Sotheby’s International October 20, 2019-February 9, 2020 Realty Lead Sponsor Bobby Bradley and Charley Burruss Anonymous Lockheed Martin Loring & Company, Inc. Orientalism: The Allure Madison Street Wealth Advisors of North Africa and the Maynard Cooper and Gale PC Near East Ragland Bros. Retail Cos., Inc. Lana and Joe Ritch October 27, 2019-January 19, 2020 Stein Mart Presenting Sponsor The Boeing Company The Ledges Victory Capital Sponsors Frank Williams Shelbie King John Yang Endowment Support Lead Sponsor Sally and Robert Arthur April-July 2019 Viriginia and Parker Griffi th Suzanne O’Connor A gift to the Huntsville Museum of Art’s endowment is one of the most Event Sponsors Additional support provided by enduring contributions you can make Kathleen and Phil Dotts The Alabama State Council on the Arts to the Museum. Endowed funds play an Kord Technologies The Huntsville Museum of Art Guild Linda and Don Maccubbin essential role in our future growth and Loretta Spencer In-Kind Support long-term fi nancial security. A donation Frances Huffman April-July 2019 to the endowment fund may be designated Ana and Jim Byrne for a specifi c program, art purchase or Church Street Wine Shoppe directed to unrestricted use. Kathy and C.H. ‘Tony’ Chan Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Crosby Melody and David Chan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Doran If you are interested in making a gift Kerry and Tom Doran Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gleason to the Museum’s endowment fund, please Nell and David Johnston Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston contact Andrea Petroff at 256-535-4350 Ginney and Foster McDonald Christopher J. Madkour ext. 214 or [email protected]. ANNUAL GIVING April-July 2019 $5,000-$9,999 Judge and Mrs. Dwight Fay Graham Arnold Judy Maxwell Mrs. Alice Gardner Shirley and Ralph Barnes Sherri and Jess Hudgins Tami Blockel $1,000-$4,999 Marijane and Gary Jerauld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Beverly and Danny Alm Kristi and Mark Leberte Vennette Charlton Joyce Griffi n Anne and George Lewis Jane and Ronald Dykes Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lindberg, Jr. Margaret and John Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Haws Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Madkour Michael A. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cutter Hughes Tina Madkour Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Mrs. John Jurenko Mr. and Mrs. John Nicely Dawn Gooch Hall Bonnie C. Pearson Maxine R. Heard $500-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Robinson Dianne B. Holmes Kathy and Harvey Cutter Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Setlow Kathryn M. Jackson Patsy E. Gray and Dr. Paul W. Gray, Jr. Marge Stamper William T. King Ms. Jodi Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Thompson Sandra Laube $100-$499 Brenda and Richard Titus Sang Yong Lee Anonymous Barbara Tran Rodney Myers Frances and Charles Akridge Nancy Sheppard Bobbie and Sonny Norville Jan and Dave Atnip Elizabeth Simmons and Joseph W. Cremin Katherine and John Ofenloch Louise and Len Baird Ina and Garrett Smith Vicki and Monty Redburn Constance Blau Margaret J. Vann Catherine C. Saenger Mary Boone and Luke Stanfi eld Mary and Newell Witherspoon Lossie and Ben Small Martha and John Collins Dana and Joe Woody Roseanne and Wayne Smythe Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Curtis $1-$99 Betty M. Vaughan Jennifer and Frank Drake Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Andrzejewski Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Williams 38 CALENDAR 39 Jean Jules Antoine Lecomte du Jean Jules Antoine Lecomte Nouy: Judith, Dahesh Museum of 1999.3 Art, New York. Admission Members and children under 6 free! Adults: $12 Children 6 and up and Students: $5 Seniors, Active Military and Educators: $10 After 5 p.m. Thursdays: $5 (10+): $8 each Adult Group Tours (P-12): $5 each School Tours Museum Hours Sunday Monday Closed Tuesday Wednesday 12-5 p.m. Thursday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. FINAL DAY FINAL DAY OPENING DAY FINAL DAY annual Guild Dramatic Drawing! Dramatic Cave Impressions Color Expressions Orientalism: The Allure of North Africa and the Near East – Orientalism: The Allure of North Africa FULL STEAM AHEAD! Connections: Stephen Paul Day | Sibylle Peretti Connections: Stephen Paul Day | Sibylle Vietnam: The Real War Photographs from Photographs from War The Real Vietnam: Vision Woodstock Peace, Love, Rock & Roll: Elliott Landy’s Van Gogh Flowers; pre-registration required Van Mr. Seahorse Collage; pre-registration required Mr. Pumpkin Pie Art; pre-registration required pre-registration required pre-registration Fall is Fun; Drop-in & CREATE Saturday: FULL STEAM AHEAD! Drop-in & CREATE Skating in the Park CLOSING DAY Orientalism: The Allure of North Docent-led, Public Tour Africa and the Near East – Masterworks from the Dahesh Museum of Art Orientalism: The Allure of North Africa and the Near East – Masterworks from the Dahesh Museum of Art FINAL DAY UNFRAMED: A Night in New Orleans, fundraiser; pre-registration required Five After Five: $5 admission after 5 p.m. Glass of wine for $5! Five After Five: $5 admission after 5 p.m. Glass of wine for $5! 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