As you can see from the myriad of exhibitions, educational programs, collection In FY2013, the Boise Art Museum continued with the year-long celebration activities and events outlined in this report, the power of the visual arts to bring (2012) of its 75th anniversary as the community’s premiere visual arts people and communities together is alive and well! organization. To support BAM’s goal of building relationships with donors, the Museum engaged in a special fundraising initiative designed At the beginning of the fiscal year, the exhibition Nick Cave: Meet Me at the to leverage the significant community involvement in BAM’s exhibitions, Center of the Earth served as a foundation to commemorate the Museum’s programs and events, and provide current and potential donors with the 75th anniversary and created a wealth of opportunities for BAM to connect opportunity to invest in BAM’s future. As part of this initiative, spearheaded in ways that are not typical of every art exhibition. One of the project’s by the BAM Board of Trustees, the Museum received donations from more greatest strengths was the widespread collaboration with a number of than 77 donors, increased its overall member base by 100 memberships, community partners, including arts and cultural organizations, educational added more than 170 works of art to the Permanent Collection, and institutions, area artists, and businesses. The partnerships helped ensure that engaged 34 corporate sponsors in exhibitions, programs and events. the educational programs associated with the exhibition reached a wide and Furthermore, the Museum officially launched a planned giving recognition diverse audience, and generated tremendous publicity for the exhibition. program, the 1937 Circle, as well as a sponsorship program for businesses Foremost among these efforts was BAM’s collaboration with two dance contributing $1,000 or more to BAM, the Diamond 75 Business Circle. companies, Ballet Idaho and Balance Dance Company, to present Soundsuit These programs will continue beyond the Museum’s 75th anniversary dance performances at the Museum and at locations throughout Boise. The ensuring ongoing financial stability for the organization. Finally, along Ballet Idaho performances were set to music and choreographed by Peter with many other funding accomplishments, BAM received a prestigious Anastos. Visitors were entranced by the dancers in the Soundsuits, and gained $150,000 multi-year grant award from the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation to support major exhibitions appreciation for the connections between visual arts and dance. Offering over the next three years. This grant will ensure that people in our community have access to transformative a distinct contrast to the choreographed Ballet Idaho performances, Balance Dance Company worked with BAM to visual arts experiences at the Museum into the future. stage flash-mob style sightings of the Soundsuits. The dancers created impromptu movements that were influenced by the Soundsuit costumes and responded to the reactions of people around them. BAM attracted a significant social BAM partnered with more than 30 businesses and organizations to create and present its educational programs media following by cultivating a surprise element for the performances, hinting at their times and locations through this year, including a range of unique events such as the Art of Fashion Show and a Yarn Bombing of BAM inspired Facebook and Twitter posts. The excitement generated by the exhibition carried into every aspect of BAM’s anniversary by Nick Cave’s artworks, a dramatic dance performance by the Trey McIntyre Project, and an original music and celebration and invigorated the community. It perfectly aligned with BAM’s goal to engage partners, past and present, projected imagery concert by James Orr inspired by the exhibition White Elephants. These collaborative and in celebration of the Museum’s 75th anniversary throughout 2012. multidisciplinary, multi-sensory programs helped to draw new audiences to the Museum and encouraged participants to explore the ways in which the visual arts relate to topical issues, the world and themselves. The end of the anniversary year was punctuated by the exhibition Billie Grace Lynn: White Elephants, which featured four, life-size inflatable elephants constructed from rip-stop nylon that were displayed in BAM’s 80-foot Sculpture Court. Collectors Forum members purchased three works of art for the Museum’s Permanent Collection this fiscal year The elephants were striking and fun, inspiring questions, conversations and smiles among those who viewed the including Robert McCauley, Well!, Lisa Kokin, Lost River, and Jonathon Hexner, Buck #41. They also allocated exhibition. funds to support the transportation and installation costs of the new bronze sculpture in BAM’s Sculpture Garden, A World Beyond by artist Brad Rude. The role of Collectors Forum in assisting in the development of After the finish of the 75th anniversary activities, BAM continued its ambitious schedule by organizing exhibitions BAM’s Permanent Collection in the area of Northwest art over the past 22 years cannot be understated. The that explored local connections, encouraged young artists to pursue professional exhibition opportunities, combined Museum’s collection has grown in an intentional and informed manner thanks to the ongoing efforts of this the Museum’s Permanent Collection in new ways, and presented donations of artwork by a longtime benefactor of devoted group of members. the Museum, Wilfred Davis Fletcher. The grand finale of the fiscal year was a stunning exhibition, The Art of Nature, showcasing artworks by glass artist William Morris and contemporary painter Alexis Rockman. Every exhibition We are grateful to every contributor who has positively impacted BAM’s future and its educational and charitable provided a springboard for connecting with our community and reaching out to new partners to create educational mission for the benefit of the community. The Board of Trustees continues its commitment to ambitious opportunities, programs and events to increase access to and understanding of the visual arts. fundraising and institutional goals and is working in tandem with the BAM Staff to ensure Boise Art Museum’s sustainability as we have leaped into the next 75 years! My appreciation is extended to the BAM staff, trustees and volunteers for their tireless work on behalf of this community. The 75th anniversary year and the fiscal year were complete successes because of commendable team efforts as well as collaborations among our many participants, partners, patrons members, and funders. We look forward to another fun, imaginative, and artful year ahead thanks to you.

Nicole Snyder Melanie Fales Board President, 2012-13 BAM Executive Director/CEO

2 3 Eastern Traditions / Western Expressions Billie Grace Lynn: White Elephants February 25, 2012 – January 6, 2013 November 17, 2012 – May 19, 2013

In the exhibition Eastern Traditions I Western Expressions, traditional Billie Grace Lynn: White Elephants, an installation of Asian artworks were contrasted with contemporary works by inflatable elephants constructed from rip-stop nylon, American and Asian-American artists. By displaying these works was on display in BAM’s Sculpture Court. These life-size together, the exhibition encouraged us to consider the ways in which works of art afforded an opportunity not often found in historic Asian art and culture have influenced Western forms of artistic the wild – the ability to stand directly in front of or beside expression. these animals and contemplate their grand stature. While admiring the sheer size of the ears, feet and trunk on these Visitors were invited to appreciate the subtle beauty of Asian artworks monumental mammals, one can understand why some and their contemporary counterparts in a new way through interactive cultures consider elephants to be sacred. The ghostly Eastern Traditions / Western Expressions, Boise Art experiences. The galleries featured touch-screen computer stations herd gently shifted and swayed within the space, moving Museum installation detail, 2012. with games, films and audio clips related to the artwork. Visitors could silently in spite of their great mass. also learn more about works of art by taking a self-guided audio tour Billie Grace Lynn, White Elephants, Boise Art Museum installation detail, 2013. with their cell phones. Organized by the Boise Art Museum Organized by the Boise Art Museum Sponsored by Bev and George Harad

Supported in part by a grant from

with additional support from the Wells Fargo Foundation

Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth May 19, 2012 – November 4, 2012 Troy Passey: Left Unsaid November 24, 2012 – May 19, 2013 This exhibition featured forty of Nick Cave’s Soundsuits: eight-foot-tall, extravagant sculptures covered in vivid arrays of beads, sequins, doilies, Troy Passey bases his artwork on the elements of language buttons, embroidery, woven and knitted materials, vintage toys and and Troy Passey’s artwork was displayed salon-style from all manner of curious objects. So named because of the sounds they floor to ceiling in BAM’s Nelson Gallery. Passey’s work Nick Cave, Meet Me at the Center of the Earth, Boise Art Museum installation detail, 2012. make when in motion, these wondrous, wearable sculptures evoke was based on elements of language and utilized words rich and varied associations of ritual, myth, ceremony and identity. and phrases as the centerpiece of his black and white Through this exhibition, Nick Cave offered a vision of a world turned drawings. Poetry and literature inspired the sentiments upside down and inside out – a place of imagination and celebration. echoed in his work from such luminaries as Shakespeare, Dickinson and Nietzche as well as verbal references Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth was organized by Yerba derived and collected from contemporary films or music Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco. Support for the creation of this lyrics. exhibition was provided by the National Endowment for the Arts. Organized by the Boise Art Museum Troy Passey, Left Unsaid, Boise Art Museum installation detail, 2012. Sponsored by

4 5 Willam Morris and Alexis Rockman I The Art of Nature Origins: Objects of Material Culture December 8, 2012 – June 2, 2013 February 23, 2013 – January 12, 2014

Glass artist William Morris and contemporary painter Alexis Origins: Objects of Material Culture featured objects from Rockman were featured in an exhibition that reflected on their Africa, Papua New Guinea and North America spanning individual responses to the beauty of nature. William Morris’ the time period from pre-European contact through the 38 glass vessels adorned with flora and fauna were paired with present day. This exhibition encouraged audiences to Alexis Rockman’s famed grand-scale painting Evolution and other compare and contrast the aesthetics of diverse cultures works. Based on natural history dioramas, Rockman’s paintings and the ways these art forms have contributed to our served as an inspiration to William Morris in the creation of his contemporary senses of place, art, community, and identity. elegant vessels. A film about Morris and the development of his work was also shown, providing additional insight into the Origins: Objects of Material Culture is the second of two pairing of these two artists. exhibitions at BAM supported by a national grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. The objects Origins: Objects of Material Culture, Boise Art Museum William Morris, Vases (detail), 2004, glass, Organized by the Boise Art Museum installation detail, 2013. Photo credit: Jan Boles included in this exhibition are drawn from the Museum’s Courtesy of the George R. Stroemple Collection permanent collection, with additional works borrowed THE GEORGE R. STROEMPLE COLLECTION from Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History at the A STROEMPLE / STIREK COLLABORATION College of Idaho, Idaho State Historical Museum and private collectors. Supported in part by the OfficeMax Boise Community Fund, Robert Lehman Foundation and the Art Alliance for Organized by the Boise Art Museum Contemporary Glass, with additional support provided by Kay Hardy and Gregory Kaslo Supported in part by a grant from

with additional support from the Wells Fargo Foundation Wilfred Davis Fletcher Collection: In the Abstract December 15, 2012 – March 10, 2013

In 2002 and 2012, Wilfred Davis Fletcher donated two of the largest and most significant gifts given to the Museum, comprising Higher Ground over 350 paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics and March 21 – May 5, 2013 ethnographic objects from his collection. For more than three decades Mr. Fletcher has been a friend and staunch supporter BAM continued this successful professional and educational of BAM, enlivening and enriching BAM’s collections through his opportunity for high school students with its seventh generosity. Among the internationally known artists included in biennial exhibition. Organized every two years by the the gift are Jonathan Borofsky, Richard Diebenkorn, Nancy Graves, Museum’s Education Department, Higher Ground is a juried David Hockney, Robert Motherwell, Isamu Noguchi, Robert art exhibition showcasing artwork by students in the Boise Rauschenberg and Richard Serra. BAM published a catalogue in and Meridian school districts. conjunction with the exhibition and to celebrate the 2012 gift. Supported in part by a grant from the Greater Boise Organized by the Boise Art Museum Friedel Dzubas, Sintes Noon, circa 1978, acrylic on Rotary Foundation canvas, Boise Art Museum Permanent Collection, Gift of Wilfred Davis Fletcher. Higher Ground, Boise Art Museum installation detail, 2013. 6 7 EDUCATION EDUCATION INITIATIVES

During fiscal year 2012-2013, nearly 26,500 people from Nick Cave Soundsuit Community Outreach across the state participated in BAM-organized educational In anticipation of the arrival of Nick Cave’s Soundsuits, BAM invited area programs. In support of the Museum’s mission, BAM’s artists to celebrate imagination and creativity and create “soundsticks” education programs provide visitors with opportunities inspired by movement, identity, and sound. On Saturday, June 2 the for meaningful experiences with original works of art. community was invited to join the celebration, talk to 3 participating artists, Programs complement and extend the learning that takes create knit projects to adorn BAM’s Sculpture Garden, and view the 30 place naturally in the galleries, advancing art as an integral “soundsticks” which were displayed on the exterior of BAM’s building from component of personal expression and the human learning June 2 – August 31, 2012. experience. The Nick Cave exhibition was accompanied by performance Soundsuits Area teachers learned how to integrate art into their created specifically to be danced by the community. With the help of Ballet Boise Art Museum strives to make art accessible to the "Soundsticks" created by area artists classroom curricula during BAM’s annual summer Idaho, BAM organized 5 performances which were choreographed by Peter public through direct interaction with students both in and Teacher Institutes. Anastos and performed by 10 dancers from Ballet Idaho. Balance Dance out of the Museum, through teacher training, tours, classes, Company participated in 17 spontaneous “sightings” of the Soundsuits lectures, online programs and publications. Innovative around Boise with partners ranging from Key Bank to Flying M to the Boise projects and partnerships are designed to encourage Hawks. public participation and engagement in BAM’s educational activities and exhibitions. BAM sent Nick Cave’s Soundsuits off with the Art of Fashion show on Friday, October 26, 2013. Twenty-one local designers created recycled fashion and In fiscal year 2012-13, BAM’s education programs were paraded them down the runway. Nearly 500 people were in attendance for supported in part through grants and sponsorships from: the event.

Teen Advisory Committee and Teen Night Anonymous BAM’s Teen Advisory Committee continued to help organize, publicize, BAM Docent Grant Fund and participate in BAM’s Teen Night Program, as well as volunteer with the Boise State University Department of Art Museum’s annual fundraising gala and other BAM programs. More than 60 teens met artist Billie Grace Lynn, learned how to make their own inflatable Da Vinci Art Guild animal sculptures, and enjoyed a live performance by James Orr at BAM Greater Boise Rotary Foundation Teen Night on November 15, 2012. More than 400 teens and their guests Participants of all ages "knit BAM" during Richard and Sondra Hackborn attended the opening of Higher Ground and BAM Teen Night on March 21, BAM’s ArtReach program brought art lessons and Community Day. Harry W. Morrison Foundation activities to more than 5,300 students in rural Idaho 2013. Idaho Commission on the Arts classrooms. Idaho Power Higher Ground Exhibition Higher Ground, held every two years, features artwork by high school Institute of Museum and Library Services students from the Boise and Meridian School Districts. BAM’s Education J.R. Simplot Company Foundation Department facilitates this program to provide a professional exhibition Macy’s opportunity for high school students, as valuable preparation for developing Micron Foundation portfolios and for students to learn about the process of entering juried National Endowment for the Arts exhibitions. In January 2013, 278 students from 14 high schools submitted Target work, accompanied by artist statements. A total of 576 works were considered for this 7th biennial exhibition. This year’s jurors were Kevan US Bancorp Foundation Smith, local artist, Frank Robinson, 4th grade teacher in the highly gifted Walter and Leona Dufresne Fund in the program at Collister Elementary, and Kim Barker, professor of art history and Idaho Community Foundation digital design instructor at College of Western Idaho. Once the jurors made Wells Fargo Foundation their selections, students matted their two-dimensional works according Whittenberger Foundation to BAM’s specifications and returned them to the Museum for framing and display. The 2013 Higher Ground exhibition showcased 64 two- and three- One of many Soundsuit "sightings" by Balance dimensional works of art by 56 artists. Dance Company 8 9 Free School Tour Program BAM served more than 9,500 students and teachers BAM received a prestigious $120,053 national grant award from the through its free school tour program. During the Institute of Museum and Library Services through its Museums for America 2012-2013 school year, BAM implemented engaging, program. Museums for America grants are intended to strengthen a interactive school tours followed by hands-on museum’s ability to serve the public more effectively by supporting workshops based on the following themes and high-priority activities that advance the institution’s mission and goals. BAM was awarded a 3-year grant award to support two exhibitions exhibitions: featuring Asian and ethnographic artworks from the Museum’s Permanent Collection. The exhibitions include new in-gallery interpretive and Nick Cave Tour educational components that transform the traditional viewing experience This tour explored the work of contemporary artist into a participatory, self-guided exploration of the artwork on display. The Nick Cave, whose fantastical works of art, known as project provides a lasting model for integrating interactive components Students discussed Alexis Rockman's large-scale painting Soundsuits, are a combination of mixed-media sculpture into BAM’s exhibition spaces, yielding long-term impact for audiences. The Evolution during the Art and Nature free school tour. and high fashion. Students explored the imaginative project directly supports BAM’s mission to create visual arts experiences, Soundsuits, engaged in movement and discussed engage people, and inspire learning through exceptional exhibitions, traditions and identity in a multicultural context. In collections, and educational opportunities. During the second year of this the studio, students choreographed their own sound grant, BAM added a new computer and made improvements based on experiences using materials found in Nick Cave’s works feedback from the first year. of art. BAM continued the Family Activity Packs as one of the interactive Connecting Cultures: Asian Art and Northwest components developed as part of the IMLS grant. Family Activity Packs Ceramics include items and suggested activities to help families with children ages This tour focused on BAM’s collection of historic and 4 -12 explore and think creatively about the artwork from the Museum’s contemporary art from Asia and its influence on art Permanent Collection. Family Activity Packs were so popular during BAM’s from the Northwest. Students compared and contrasted annual Family Day that Education staff decided to make them available works of art from different cultures and explored every weekend. regional history, identity, and artistic approaches. In the studios, students experimented with line and shape to BAM’s annual Teen Portfolio Review Teacher Institutes create works of art inspired by ideas from Asian cultures. BAM has offered week-long Teacher Institutes each summer for the past twelve years. The programs are designed to help educators integrate Art and Nature A mother and daughter use one of BAM's art experiences into their daily classroom curricula and learn more Teen Portfolio Review This tour examined the artwork of contemporary artists Family Activity Packs to explore the Origins about educational resources in our state, while earning continuing Area high school students participated in BAM’s fourth William Morris and Alexis Rockman. Students discovered exhibition. education credits. In summer 2012, the Teacher Institutes were planned in annual portfolio review for teens. Representatives from Rockman’s large-scale paintings and Morris’ carefully conjunction with the following exhibitions: Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center several regional art institutions reviewed the students’ crafted glass animals, plants, and natural specimens. of the Earth and Eastern Traditions / Western Expressions. portfolios and shared information about the programs at Through discussion and gallery activities, students their facilities. Participating colleges included Boise State practiced scientific observation skills while learning University (Boise, Idaho), Cornish College of the Arts (Seattle, about human influence on nature. In the studios, ArtReach Program The Boise Art Museum continues to respond to the needs of students in WA), Pacific Northwest College of Art (Portland, Oregon), students combined organic materials to create scenes underserved rural schools through the ArtReach program. ArtReach visits Oregon College of Art and Craft (Portland, Oregon), and inspired by nature. University of Idaho (Moscow, Idaho). provide hands-on art education experiences to students in classrooms in a 50-mile radius outside of Ada County, 90% of which qualify for Title One Exploring Time and Place in Art funding. This year, BAM served more than 5,300 students. Cell Phone Audio Guide and Interactive Gallery This tour focused on African, Oceanic, and North Components (IMLS) American artwork and objects. Students examined both In continuation of BAM’s new educational initiative, functional and decorative masks, sculptures, costumes, Studio Art Program BAM produced a Cell Phone Audio Guide in conjunction baskets, carvings, and textiles. Students compared Designed for children and adults, BAM’s Studio Art Program encourages with Origins: Objects of Material Culture. Artists, curators, and contrasted works of art across cultures and time, the creative abilities of all participants by providing experiences in a historians, and Boise State students from Dr. Karen Brown’s exploring meaning, history and geography through variety of arts media. All directly relating to BAM’s exhibitions, classes African Art History class recorded short segments related to hands-on activities. In the studios, students created ranged from children’s classes and camps focused on sculptures, dance, selected works, giving visitors the opportunity to learn more their own meaningful objects in connection with their BAM summer camp participants perform in music, pattern, storytelling, and nature to printmaking, screen-printing, about the context, inspiration, process and personal stories identities, using symbols and patterns. their wearable art during the Art That Moves drawing, journaling, and watercolor workshops for adults. BAM offered 18 behind the artwork. camp inspired by the Nick Cave exhibition. classes serving 281 students. 10 11 Public Programs Partnerships and Special Opportunities BAM provided an array of enriching public programs and tours for During fiscal year 2012-2013, BAM partnered to create the community. The Museum offered a variety of programs with meaningful programs that reached more than 5,000 a cumulative attendance of more than 5,900 people. The regular people. BAM partnered with more than 30 institutions, monthly programs encourage return visitation and build consistent ranging from area schools, universities, and state audiences. They also attract newcomers to the Museum each month. organizations to libraries, arts groups, and dance BAM served all age levels through programs including Art Break companies, Balance Dance Company, Ballet Idaho, Basque tours, Art Talk lectures and presentations by artists and art specialists, Museum and Cultural Center, Boise Hawks, Boise Public Especially for Seniors tours offering free admission once a month for Seniors age 62+, Family Art Saturday experiences in the Museum’s Library, Boise State University, Boise Visual Artists / Jim spacious studios, the immensely popular Toddler Wednesday, and Ridenbaugh, Boise Young Professionals, BOSCO, Bri Studio Art Exploration. The Museum offers admission by donation Eggers, KIVI Channel 6, Cornish College of the Arts, Boise the first Thursday of each month to ensure full community access to City Department of Arts and History, Design Bandits, our exhibitions and the Art Talk and Studio Art Exploration programs Dillard’s, Discovery Center of Idaho, Flying M, Idaho Art which are regularly scheduled on those dates. During the 2012- Education Association, Idaho Botanical Gardens, Idaho 2013 fiscal year schedule was augmented with a monthly Sunday Art Talk with guest Barbara Brotherton Historical Museum, Idaho Human Rights Education Demonstration where visitors could see art making in action and talk Center, Idaho Inkspots, Idaho Japanese Association, Idaho to local experts about artwork similar to the exhibitions at BAM. Nonprofit Center, Interns and Teen Volunteers, Oregon College of Art and Craft, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Lectures Pacific Northwest College of Art, RAW natural born artists, BAM featured the following Art Talks and lectures in 2012-2013: Rhodes Entertainment, Second Chance Building Materials 20 recycled fashion contestants debuted their designs Center, The Cultural Network, Trey McIntyre Project, May 3, 2012 Caroline Earley, Assistant Professor, Boise State University, explored the work of influential on the runway for a sold-out crowd at BAM's Art of University of Idaho, Zoo Boise. ceramic artists with in conjunction with the exhibition Eastern Traditions / Western Expressions. Fashion Show in October, 2012. Joining them on the June 7, 2012 Special Panel Discussion: Artists, curators, dancers, and scholars shared their thoughts on the runway were fall fashions from Dillard's modeled by Free Admission for BSU Students unique blend of culture, fashion, and art in the work of artist Nick Cave. Boise Young Professional members as well as a special BAM renewed its partnership with Boise State University presentation of Soundsuits by Ballet Idaho. The guest July 5, 2012 Surprise Soundsuit appearances throughout the evening! to provide local college students, faculty and staff with emcee for the evening was Bri Eggers of KIVI Channel 6. opportunities to experience the highest caliber visual August 2, 2012 Laura Peterson of Laura Peterson Choreography (Brooklyn, NY) and Leah Clark of Balance Photo credit: Boise Visual Artists / Jim Ridenbaugh art exhibitions and educational programs free of charge Dance Company (Boise, ID) talked about the connection between visual and performing arts for an entire year. From August 23, 2012, through August as demonstrated by Nick Cave’s Soundsuits. 23, 2013, all full-time BSU students, faculty and staff with October 4, 2012 Local artists demonstrated their processes as part of a special Preview Night for BOSCO’s Open valid BSU identification cards received free admission Studio Weekend. to the Boise Art Museum. This partnership expanded November 1, 2012 Thien Lam, Curatorial Assistant at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, talked about working with on a pilot program initiated in 2005 which allowed BSU Nick Cave and organizing the exhibition Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth. students to visit BAM for free during that academic year. This partnership continues to serve as a successful model December 6, 2012 Shelton Woods, Professor of East/Southeast Asian History and Associate Dean at Boise State, of two educational institutions working together to better shared information that provided an important historical context for the works of art in Eastern Traditions / Western Expressions. serve students and the community.

February 7, 2013 Linda Tesner, Director of the Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art at Lewis and Clark Free Admission for NNU Students College, explored the intricacies of William Morris’ glasswork in the exhibition William Morris and BAM initiated a new partnership with Northwest Nazarene Alexis Rockman: The Art of Nature. University to provide students, faculty and staff with free March 7, 2013 Scott Knickerbocker, Professor of English and Environmental Studies at the College of Idaho, access to BAM. This new collaboration demonstrates discussed his recent book Ecopoetics: the Language of Nature, the Nature of Language in BAM's commitment to lifelong education and community relations to the exhibition William Morris and Alexis Rockman: The Art of Nature. outreach. April 4, 2013 Barbara Brotherton, Curator of Native American Art at the Seattle Art Museum, provided Local artist Betty Haylett demonstrates her felting process information about cultures represented by the works in Origins: Objects of Material Culture. during the Boise Open Studios Collective Organization (BOSCO) preview night on First Thursday in October, 2012. 12 13 EDUCATION VOLUNTEERS Teen Education Volunteers Teen volunteers (14-19 years of age) assist Docents the Education Department with preparation Docents are one of the cornerstones of BAM’s successful Free of materials for studio classes and serve as School Tour Program. During the 2012-2013 academic year, BAM teaching assistants. Through the program, Docents provided more than 5,000 hours of service educating students interested in careers in education Idaho students and making connections among the artwork and and/or art benefit from educational the students’ lives. In addition to conducting exhibition tours experiences in a free-choice learning and facilitating related hands-on studio activities for school environment and fulfill their community classes, docents guided public tours for Art Breaks and Especially service requirements for school while for Seniors. Docents also traveled to Phoenix, Arizona and the learning more about art at BAM. Arizona State University Art Museum and Ceramic Research VOLUNTEER SUPPORT 2012 –13 Center, where they saw ceramic work by many of the artists 2012-2013 Teen Education Volunteers Office Volunteers whose work is represented in BAM’s Permanent Collection. BAM docents learn more about the objects in Amalie Bolinder Amy Lau Boise Art Museum appreciates the hard work and efforts Other highlights of the trip included attending docent-led tours Origins from from Barbara Brotherton, Curator of Kaali Davis Danny Moore of the clerical volunteers who help keep the administrative of the Phoenix Art Museum, the Heard Museum and visiting the Native American Art at the Seattle Art Museum. Desert Botanical Gardens. BAM welcomed 7 new docents into Jessica Fordham Anne Marie Rauker offices running smoothly. the docent corps in January this year. Kristina Fox Mackenzie Roan Isabel Holt, Nora Darby Chiara Fritsch Erin Shea Maya Garabedian Eva Sundbye 2012–13 Docent Corps Members Admissions Ambassadors Emma Hood Sam Teutsch Marti Agler Tere Foley Addy Mast Ana Maria Schachtell Ambassadors take admission and sell memberships, welcoming Zoe Kozlowski Jennifer Wilson Sandra Banks-Pritchard Tim Gleason Yvonne McCoy Lois Shaw guests and providing information about BAM and its exhibitions Dario Bollacasa Pat Hazard LuAnn Newton Carroll Sims and programs. We appreciate all of the volunteers who have Kathy Carney Sue Claire Hebert Alize Norman Alisha Steitz Hamblen assisted us over the last year at the Boise Art Museum. Joan Cox Carole Heimforth Bob Olson Mark Steitz Hamblen Patricia Angell Joan Lindquist Gerry Cruser Linda Hendricks Esther Oppenheimer Jan Stewart Sarah Arnett Joan Pariseau Roz Cusack Jane Ingram Claudia Parcells Ronna Sundell Rebecca Ashlin Reba Robinson Janeen Daly Connie Jones Bonnie Peacher Joyce Taylor Sandra Banks-Pritchard Pat Spofford Janet Dickey Nancy Jacobs Sheryl Perry Larry Tierney Pat Dinger Sable Tannahill Sharlee Dougherty Danielle Krouth Lody Reeves Rose Turner Jan Johns Randi Telleria Nancy Ellenberger Besse LaBudde Reba Robinson Nancy Van Dinter Jean Keisling Mary Alyce Tierney Mary Kilgore Helga Fast Gayla Lyon Jeannine Ross Judy Weidner Connie Sech Fledderjohann Pat Machacek Barbara Sand Linda Woehl Visitor Services/Store Volunteers Visitor Services/Store volunteers assist customers with merchan- Internship Program A Teen Volunteer assists a student in one of dise in the BAM Store and also act as Admission Ambassadors. Education Department Interns complete a semester or BAM's summer art classes for children. Nellie Baker Lisa Mohan-Ram year-long project designed to meet their education and Melanie Cameron Brenna Wasser career goals while sharing their personal and technical College Partnerships expertise to further the educational mission of the Museum. In 2012-2013 Idaho colleges and universities Curatorial Internship Program used Museum exhibitions and resources Curatorial interns complete a three- to six-month program 2012-13 Education Interns to enhance their curriculum and fulfill intended to train them for work in a professional museum Lindsay Blaser Briana Maddox requirements. Some of the many participants environment while providing BAM staff with valuable are Northwest Nazarene University, Boise Kelly Cook Rebecca Mulberry assistance in the curatorial department. State University, College of Western Idaho, Kristine Grube Jasmin Navarro College of Idaho, College of Southern Idaho, Melissa Hoff An Education intern assists with touchable samples Dale Hartwell University of Idaho, Idaho State University. related to Origins during BAM Family Day. Curatorial Volunteers | Lisa Flowers Ross, Sandy Shaw 14 15 2012-13 CF Leadership Committee JoAnn Butler, Chair Collectors Forum (CF) is a BAM membership group made up of dedicated art Lesley Bahner, Welcome Chair collectors and Museum patrons who assist the Boise Art Museum in the acquisition Linda Kahn, Acquisitions Chair of Northwest art for the development of its Permanent Collection. The CF Acquisition Committee selected three works of art from Gail Severn Gallery for proposed purchase John Fiedler, Budget Chair this year. The votes were tabulated indicating Robert McCauley, Well! as the favored artwork. In an extraordinary gesture of generosity, Gail Severn offered the members 2012-2013 Collectors Forum Members the opportunity to purchase all three works under consideration within the BAM CF Mary Abercrombie Acquisitions Fund budget. Gail’s offer was unanimously accepted by the group. Thomas and Marilyn Beck Doug and Meredith Carnahan Rick Clark and Liz Roberts Table Sponsors Gala Committee Gerry H. Cruser Tom and Marilyn Beck Marilyn Beck James Cruzen Jim and Gwen Brandstetter Jim Brandstetter Tom and Viki Dater Boise State University Department of Art Kathleen Keys Peter and Arlene Davidson Fisher’s Document Systems Laurie Ryan Bill and Carol Deasy Hawley Troxell/US Bank Carroll Sims Roy and Frances Ellsworth Holland and Hart Brian Shirley Brent and Sandra Fery J. R. Simplot Company Nicole Snyder John and Dee Fery Micron Chris Taylor John Fiedler and Lesley Bahner Oppenheimer Companies, Inc. Dana Zuckerman Howard and Dottie Goldman Brian and Linda Shirley Ron Graves and Diane Plastino Graves Spink Butler In-Kind Support Robert McCauley, Well!, 2012 Jonathan Hexner, Buck #41, Lisa Kokin, Lost River, 2011 Richard and Sondra Hackborn St. Luke’s 2010, Gunpowder on rag paper, 36th Street Garden Center oil on canvas, 60” x 36” thread, wire, book pages, 75” x 51” George and Bev Harad 69” x 45” framed Carol Swig EventRent Anita Kay Hardy and Gregory Ames Kaslo Treasure Valley Food Group Noelle Veldhouse, NV Photography Peter and Vicki Helming URS Whole Foods The Collectors Forum members also voted to Tom and Alice Hennessey Wells Fargo allocate a portion of Acquisitions Funds to the Heather Jauregui and Matthew Macha Dan and Dana Zuckerman Photography: NV Photography transportation and installation costs of a large- Steven and Linda Kahn Graphic Design: JG Creative/Geoffrey Beard photos: NV Photography photos: scale bronze sculpture by Brad Rude, which was Suzanne Pollock Knibbe and Patrick Knibbe donated by Sun Valley collectors Drew and Katie Peter and Becky Langhus Gibson. The bronze is now in its new home in Bill and Lois Lenzi Gala Auction Donors BAM’s Sculpture Garden. Irv and Trudy Littman Tom and Marilyn Beck Cottonwood Grille Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch REJUV Medspa Carol MacGregor Bogus Basin Mountain Resort Crane Creek Country Club Idaho Shakespeare Festival Laurie Ryan Brad Rude, A World Beyond, 2000, cast bronze, steel, wood, Boise Contemporary Theater Dawson Taylor Coffee Roasters Interior Designers of Idaho Maria Sabo edition 1/6 144" x 120" x 50", Gift of Drew and Katie Gibson Gary and Pat Machacek for the 75th Anniversary of Boise Art Museum Fred and Mona Mack Boise Philharmonic Ennis Fine Furniture & Thomasville J.R. Simplot Company Brian Shirley Boise State University Department Pat and Lisa McMurray Furniture Linda Kahn Carroll Sims of Intercollegiate Athletics ENSO Artspace Kathleen Keys Sliver Creek Outfitters A.F. (Skip) and Esther Oppenheimer Terry and Julia Bowman Melanie Fales King Estate Winery Nicole Snyder BAM and Smithsonian Journeys Ken and Elizabeth Pursley Brick 29 Bistro Mike Fease Gabrielle Krake Michael Spink and JoAnn Butler partnered to organize a Collectors Bob and Sally Richards Jessica Burke Fisher’s Document Systems Le Café de Paris Jody Stern at Graeber & Co. Forum trip to the newest American Gail Severn Jim Brandstetter The Flicks Mary Ann Martini Stewart Gallery art museum in the U.S., Crystal Mary Lu Spencer The Cabin Flying M Coffeehouse McU Sports Sun Valley Center for the Arts Bridges Museum of Art in Bentonville, Michael Spink and JoAnn Butler Café Shakespeare FORK The Modern Hotel and Bar Tapia Gourmet Arkansas. During their trip, Collectors Camille McMennamin and Bill Stevens Café Vicino Fraser Winery Mrs. Velma Morrison Chris Taylor Forum members enjoyed an exclusive Jonathan and Vicky Swerdloff Chandlers Steakhouse Willy and Margaret Gorrissen Muse Bistro and Wine Bar Trey McIntyre Project lunch with the Deputy Director Barbara Wilson The Chocolat Bar Kaitlyn Grote at Graeber & Co. Open Table Catering Anne Veigel followed by tours of the Museum's Bill and Gini Woolley Cole/Marr Photography Greg and Julie Hahn Opera Idaho Wells Fargo impressive collection, building and Colette’s Garden Dan and Dana Zuckerman Alan Heathcock P.F. Chang’s Wingtip Press grounds. Kenny Corrock Idaho Dance Theatre PieHole Pizza 16 17 Events and Community Connections

Art in the Park BAM held its 58th annual Art in the Park outdoor arts festival and fundraiser September 7-9, 2012. Art in the Park featured more than 250 artists offering varied fare as well as food concessions and free live entertainment in the Gene Harris Bandshell. Annually, an estimated 250,000 people attend the event. Special features included the Children’s Art Tent with hands-on art projects, Jazz in the Garden,

Photo: Julian Jenkins / jenkinsphoto.com Photo: free shuttle busses from downtown Boise and Boise Towne Square Mall, Soundsuit performances inside the Museum, and daily artist 58th Annual Art in the Park demos in the park.

Boise Art Museum’s Art in the Park is widely recognized as one of Community Day at the Center of the Earth the premiere cultural events in the Northwest. Beautiful Julia Davis The exhibition, Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth, presented Park serves as the natural backdrop for Art in the Park, presented the a unique opportunity for BAM to create one-of-a-kind programs weekend after Labor Day in September each year. This annual open-air During Community Day at the Center of the focusing on many of Nick Cave’s themes, including the use of recycled festival provides visitors of all ages and interests with the opportunity Earth local artists helped participants “yarn materials, fashion, costume and imagination. On June 2, 2012, BAM to meet more than 260 artists and purchase their works. During the bomb” the Museum’s outdoor Sculpture hosted more than 200 families at the Museum for Community Day at three-day event, Boise Art Museum presents a variety of contemporary Garden. the Center of the Earth. Participants viewed the Nick Cave exhibition arts and crafts along with an exceptional array of live entertainment, and experimented with materials used by Nick Cave in the creation park performances, wonderful food and hands-on activities for children. of his artworks, such as yarn, fabric, sequins and beads. Those in More than 250,000 people are drawn to experience Art in the Park each attendance worked with local artists to “yarn bomb” the Museum’s Photo: Anne Cirillo Photo: year to shop outdoors in downtown Boise, the “city of trees.” outdoor sculpture garden, leaving their creations on sculptures and trees throughout the space. That day, BAM also opened an outdoor We appreciate the support of our partners for helping to make Art in the display of “sound sticks” created by 20 local artists in the manner of Park 2012 a success. They included Albertsons, The Basque Market, The Nick Cave. The artists embellished 5’ lengths of metal or plastic pipes Basque Museum, Bogus Basin, Boise City Public Works, Boise City Parks with found objects and recycled materials. The sound sticks were and Recreation Department, Boise Fry Company, Boise State University, then suspended outside from the top of the building, where they Dawson Taylor Coffee Roasters, Erstad Architects, The Grove Hotel, Java swayed in the wind and created a cacophony of sounds and colors Coffee and Café, Tapia Family Catering Company that engaged audiences with the Museum.

We are also grateful to the hundreds of volunteers who assist with Art in the Park each year, making it possible for the Boise Art Museum to Art of Fashion Show present a successful event of this scale. One of the most popular programs presented in concert with the exhibition was the Art of Fashion Show, which took place on October 26, 2012, in front of a sold-out crowd. Inspired by Nick Cave’s 2012 EVENT SPONSORS artworks, the fashion show celebrated imagination and community through wearable art made of recycled materials. Twenty contestants worked for five months on their recycled fashion creations, which debuted on the red carpet at the show along with fall fashion from Dillard’s, modeled by members of Boise Young Professionals. A Photo Credit: Boise Visual Artists: Jim Reidenbaugh & Ed Alexander Reidenbaugh & Jim Boise Visual Artists: Credit: Photo special presentation of the Soundsuits by Ballet Idaho completed the line-up for the evening. Audience members voted on their favorite Recycled Fashion contestant Maria Sabo (left) recycled fashion and awards were given based upon the attendees’ stands next to her grand-prize-winning gown votes. The designs also were posted on BAM’s website and Facebook made from sporting goods, fishing lures, and page. mosquito netting. 18 19 The Art of Nature V.I.P Lecture and Reception Gift of the artists and the Ceramic Artists BAM also presented a range of unique programs in FINANCIAL OVERVIEW Association of Israel for the 75th Anniversary conjunction with the exhibition, Billie Grace Lynn: of Boise Art Museum White Elephants. In January 2013, BAM and the Idaho Statement of Financial Position April 30, 2013 Chapter of The Nature Conservancy collaborated to Ruth Barkai present a special lecture by artist Billie Grace Lynn ASSETS Locked Up, 2006 attended by 150 Museum and Nature Conservancy Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 721,128 ceramic, 5 elements, 23 ½” x 19 ½” x 8” members, followed by a reception at which guests Investments 1,497,165 2012.025.001a-e spoke with the artist about the exhibition and the Interest and Accounts Receivable 1,418 Grants and Pledges Receivable 2,498 Sara Shuraki relationship of art to nature. Prepaid Expenses 13,825 Nechsafti, 2006 Prepaid exhibits 7,184 Merchandise Inventory 24,599 ceramic, 7 elements, 23 ½” x 19 ½” x 12 ½” Trey McIntyre Performance Furniture and Fixtures, net of 2012.025.002a-g The exhibition served as the backdrop for a dramatic Accumulated depreciation of $321,725 74,104 dance performance by the Trey McIntyre Project, with Note: Art Collection not capitalized Gift of Jackie and Floyd Ayers for the 75th choreography based on the artworks. More than 200 Artist Billie Grace Lynn presents a special lecture about TOTAL ASSETS $ 2,341,922 Anniversary of Boise Art Museum people attended the performance, which was followed her installation White Elephants and the relationship of LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS by a question-and-answer session with the dancers. art and nature. Andrea Merrell LIABILITIES Ancient Geometry as Contemplative Discipline, Accounts Payable and accrued expenses 109,716 Series #8, 1994, ink, pigment, paper collage, James Orr: HERD Deferred revenue 270,632 copper wire, wood, string, ribbon, 25 ⅞” x 26 ⅞” BAM also partnered with local musician James Orr for TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 380,348 2012.016.001a,b his presentation of HERD, a concert at the Museum attended by approximately 100 visitors. Inspired by NET ASSETS Gift of M. Gary Bettis for the 75th White Elephants, HERD incorporated looped video and Unrestricted 685,350 Anniversary of Boise Art Museum projected imagery with Orr’s music to create a multi- Temporarily restricted 271,224 sensory experience in the exhibition space. Permanently restricted 1,005,000 TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 1,961,574 Gina Wilson TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 2,341,922 Kirn, 2011 hand-built ceramic with clay slip, 15 ½” x 5¼” x 5” Art of Nature Gala, Annual Party 2012.014.001 White Elephants also provided the inspiration and Condensed Statement of Activities theme for two of BAM’s signature events—the 2013 Year ended April 30, 2013 Annual Gala: The Art of Nature, and the Museum’s Annual Members’ Party. The Annual Gala was held TOTAL SUPPORT and REVENUES $ 2,013,819 in the exhibition space on March 9, 2013, with the EXPENSES Supporting Services 662,147 elephants standing amongst the 160 guests who Program Services 1,364,204 gathered to celebrate the visual arts and raise funds for TOTAL EXPENSES $ 2,026,351 the Museum’s exhibitions and educational programs. The elephants also presided over the Museum’s CHANGE in NET ASSETS BEFORE OTHER ITEMS (12,532) Annual Members’ Party on May 16, 2013, at which CHANGE in UNREALIZED GAIN on INVESTMENTS 133,633 COLLECTION ITEMS PURCHASED BAM members and trustees commemorated another but NOT CAPITALIZED (19,217) successful fiscal year. Holding the Annual Gala and Annual Members’ Party within the White Elephants CHANGE in NET ASSETS 101,884 exhibition created a festive atmosphere for both NET ASSETS, BEGINNING of YEAR $ 1,859,684 events and emphasized the important work of the NET ASSETS, END of YEAR $ 2,341,922 Museum to those in attendance. The above condensed statement of activities reflects Local musician James Orr's multi-sensory information taken from the Museum’s financial performance of HERD incorporating looped statements audited by Eide Bailly LLP, of Boise, Idaho. video and projected imagery.

20 21 Magdalena Hoffman Gift of Wilfred Davis Fletcher for William Brice Mark di Suvero Caio Fonseca Ex Libris Vilem Stansky, 1984 the 75th Anniversary of Boise Untitled, 2007 Nukle, 2008 Little Fifth, 1999 mezzotint, 39/40, 3 ¼” x 2 ½” Art Museum oil on canvas, 48” x 36” titanium, 9” x 9” x 8” color softground and spit bite 2012.017.001 2012.021.010 2012.021.016 aquatint etching, 16/50, Peter Alexander 17 ⅞” x 21 ¼” Ylang Ylang, 2004 Squeak Carnwath Richard Diebenkorn 2012.021.029 acrylic on paper, 16” x 19” Untitled, 1991 Untitled #4, 1965 2012.021.001 monoprint on paper, 31 ½” x 31 ¼” drypoint and etching on paper, a/p, Sam Francis 2012.021.011 14 ½” x 18 ½” Handmade for Garner, late 1970s Charles Arnoldi 2012.021.017 monotype with hand-painting on Untitled, 2005 Dale Chihuly Jim Dine paper, 34” x 34” Richard Diebenkorn acrylic on aluminum, 8” x 7 ¼” Glass Painting, 2001 Hammer with Watercolors, 1982 2012.021.030 Blue with Red, 1987 2012.021.002 acrylic on paper, with signature in lithograph with hand painted color wood block print on paper, molten glass, 41” x 29” watercolor on paper, 24/46, Sam Francis 167/200, 33 ½” x 23” Charles Arnoldi 2012.021.012 44” x 61” Untitled, 1989 2012.021.018 Untitled, 1998 2012.021.022 acrylic on paper, 12 ½” x 15” acrylic on canvas, 14” x 11” 2012.021.031 Guy Dill Gift of Douglas and Meredith 2012.021.003 Maynard Dixon Untitled Wall Sculpture, circa 1988 Carnahan for the 75th Mountain Wall--Lone Pine, 1929 welded, painted steel, 29” x 22” x 32” Anniversary of Boise Art Charles Arnoldi oil on board, 9 ⅛” x 13” 2012.021.019 Museum Untitled 99.33, 1999 2012.021.023 gouache on collaged paper, Laddie John Dill Theodore Waddell 28” x 21” Maynard Dixon Untitled, 1982 Wood River Angus, 2004 2012.021.004 Skies of New Mexico #18, 1931 cement, polymer resin, glass on oil and encaustic on canvas, 78” x 108” oil on board, 9 ⅜” x 13 ⅛” wood, 16” x 23 ½” 2012.018.001 Charles Arnoldi 2012.021.024 Volatile, 2005 2012.021.020 acrylic on canvas, 24” x 97” Carlos Estrada-Vega Gift of Tom Cramer for the 75th Laddie John Dill 2012.021.005 Three Size Composition #5, 2000 Anniversary of Boise Art Untitled, 1983 oleopasto, wax and pigments on Museum monoprint on paper, 27” x 63 ¼” Walter Darby Bannard wood, 12” x 12” Blue March, 1975 Dale Chihuly 2012.021.021 Helen Frankenthaler Tom Cramer 2012.021.025 acrylic resins on canvas, 51” x 41 ½” Red Blanket Cylinder, 2000 A Page From A Book I, 1997 Scent, 2008 2012.021.006 hand blown glass, Studio Edition, Claire Falkenstein 24-color etching, aquatint, oil and metal leaf on carved wood 7 ¼” x 8 ¾” x 6 ⅜” mezzotint, and pochoir on paper, relief, 48” x 48” x 1 ¼” Untitled, 1959 Michael Beck 2012.021.013 22/60, 10 ⅛” x 24 ¾” 2012.019.001 fused colored glass fragments and Naval Maneuvers, 2006 metal rods, 5” x 8” x 5” 2012.021.032 oil on canvas, 14 ½”x 14” Christo and Jeanne-Claude Gift of Peter and Arlene Davidson 2012.021.026 2012.021.007 Wrapped Bottle and Cans Helen Frankenthaler for the 75th Anniversary of Boise (Project), 1958-2004 Claire Falkenstein A Page From A Book III, 1997 Art Museum Fletcher Benton lithograph on paper, 22/200, Untitled, 1960s-1970s 14-color etching, aquatint, Table 5, 1989 15” x 13 ⅝” fused bottle glass and metal rods, mezzotint, pochoir on paper, Mooney Davidson welded steel, 36 ½” x 13” x 13 ½” 2012.021.014 sardine can with key, metal grate, 18/60, 10 ⅛” x 24 ¾” The “Hobohemians” plein air painters 2012.021.008 3” x 8” x 6” 2012.021.033 in Julia Davis Park, Boise, 1945-1950 Ronald Davis 2012.021.027 watercolor on paper, 13” x 15” Sonja Blomdahl Three Squares (Flatland Series), Joe Goode 2012.020.001 Blomma Vase, 2004 1980 Eric Fischl Fire and Ice, 2006 hand blown glass, watercolor on Arches 300 paper, Study for Painting, 1995 mixed media on photographs, 13 ⅜” x 8 ⅞” diameter 60” x 40” watercolor on paper, 14 ½” x 12 ½” 32” x 48” 2012.021.009 2012.021.015 2012.021.028 2012.021.034 22 23 Robert Graham Alex Katz Daniel Mendel-Black Ed Moses Elisa, 1996 Vincent, 1993 Shifter III, 2001 Lar-e-et #4, 1998 bronze, edition 2/6, 4” x 7” x 4 ½” color aquatint etching on paper, acrylic on plywood, 18 ⅛” x 15” acrylic on mylar, 28” x 23” 2012.021.035 9/30, 37” x 23 ¾” 2012.021.058 2012.021.064 2012.021.046 Robert Graham Brad Miller Ed Moses Fragment Head, 1994-95 Ellsworth Kelly Bowl, 1997 Untitled, 1973 bronze sculpture in two parts, 18 Colors (Cincinnati), 1982 glazed earthenware, 2 ½” x 12” acrylic on laminated tissue paper, 4” x 3” x 3 ½” 18-color lithograph on Arches Cover diameter 36” x 55” 2012.021.036a,b paper, 21/57, 16” x 90 ½” 2012.021.059 2012.021.065 2012.021.047 Frederick Hammersley Brad Miller Robert Motherwell Ahead of time #2, 1987 Ellsworth Kelly Untitled, 2001 Alberti Elegy, 1982 oil on three-inch plywood, Blue, 2001 mixed media on paper, 20” x 14 ¾” lithograph on tan handmade James Lovera 8 ½” x 7 ¾” one-color lithograph on Rives BFK 2012.021.060 Okawara paper, a/p XIII/XX, Red Bowl, 2005 2012.021.037 paper, 29/45, 37” x 29” 14” x 15” glazed porcelain, 2 ½” x 7 ½” 2012.021.048 Peter Millett 2012.021.066 diameter Otto and Vivika Heino Blue Rhumba, 2003 2012.021.052 Glaze Fired Bowl, 1995 Bryan Hunt Jonathan Lasker acrylic on paper collage, 25” x 18” Robert Motherwell stoneware with matte white glaze Open Cross #2, 1996 Pictorial Regularity, 2009 2012.021.061 Beau Geste I, 1989 James Lovera and Barnard slip decoration, thrown bronze with limestone base, edition oil on canvas board, 12” x 16” lithograph, h/c, 22” x 15” Green Lava Bowl, circa 2005 and decorated by Otto Heino, of 5, 33” x 17” x 8 ½” 2012.021.049 Peter Millett 2012.021.067 volcanic glazed earthenware, 2 ½” x 13” diameter 2012.021.041a,b Log, 1998 3 ½” x 6 ½” diameter 2012.021.038 Alfred Leslie steel, 24” x 9” x 9” Gertrud and Otto Natzler 2012.021.053 Jasper Johns Untitled, 1953-1954 2012.021.062 Bowl, 1977 0 [Zero], 1975 oil and mixed media collage on reduction fired earthenware with Kim MacConnel aquatint etching, 74/100, Published canvas, 7 ¾” x 7 ¾” Peter Millett Blue Nocturne glaze, Woman with Mirror, Gouache #5, by Petersburg Press / ULAE, 2012.021.050 Octo, 2005 4” x 6 ½” diameter 2007 8 ⅜” x 6” 12-gauge steel, 48” x 48” x 12” 2012.021.068 gouache on paper, 6” x 6” 2012.021.042 Sol LeWitt 2012.021.063 2012.021.054 Bands (Not Straight) in Four Raymond Saunders Jun Kaneko Directions--Red, 1999 Remembering and Then Forgetting, Tony Marsh Chunk #91-8-1, 1991 oil-base woodcut print on Zangestu 2001 Bowl (Radiance and Abundance glazed ceramic, paper, 27/75, 14 ¼” x 35” mixed media with collage on board, Series), 2007 7 ½” x 10 ⅜” x 12 ⅜” 2012.021.051 48” x 48” ceramic with engobe / slip glaze, 2012.021.043 2012.021.069 7 ½” x 19 ½” x 15 ½” 2012.021.055 Jun Kaneko Raymond Saunders Hawaiian, 1997 Untitled, 1995 John Mason David Hockney sumi ink / oil stick on Korean rice mixed media on wood, Square Hex, Charcoal with Tracers, Big Celia print #1, 1981 paper, 37 ½” x 26” 21 ¼” x 21 ¼” 2004 one-color lithograph on Arches 2012.021.044 2012.021.070 ceramic, 12 ½” x 14” x 10” paper, 36/100, 47” x 56” 2012.021.056 2012.021.039 Jun Kaneko Italo Scanga Dango #09-04-13, 2009 Head 78, 1986 Joseph Patrick McMeekin Bryan Hunt glazed ceramic, wood and oil paint, The Brook, 1901 Untitled, 1996 23 ½” x 21 ¼” x 11 ½” 15” x 10” x 7 ½” oil on canvas, 18 ½” x 12” mixed media on Arches paper, 2012.021.045 2012.021.071 2012.021.057 30 ¼” x 22 ½” 2012.021.040

24 25 Italo Scanga Richard Serra Sam Francis Betty of Kipnuk, Alaska Vase, 1987 Venice Notebook 2001, #1, 2002 Untitled (SF 221), 1977 Yup’ik Eskimo lidded storage hand blown glass and paint, etching on Fabriano Tiepolo paper, lithograph, a/p, 27 ⅞” x 42 ⅞” basket with bird motif, late 20th 16” x 7 ½” diameter 40/60, 16” x 18” 2012.022.002 century, plant fibers, dyes, 2012.021.072 2012.021.076 9 ¼” x 7 ½” diameter Sam Francis 2012.033.004 John Seery Joel Shapiro Untitled (SF 223), 1976 Lenny, 1973 Sketch for Boat, Bird, Mother and lithograph, 9/30, 27 ⅜” x 37” Native American lidded storage acrylic on canvas, 41 ½” x 48” Child, 2008 2012.022.003 basket 5 2012.021.073 pastel on paper, 29 ⅞” x 39 ⁄16” Alaskan, late 20th century 2012.021.077 Sam Francis plant fibers, dyes, Richard Serra Peter Voulkos Untitled (SF 326), 1975 5 ¾” x 3 ¾” diameter Circuit, 1972 Peter Shire Tea Bowl, 1999 lithograph, 15/26, 22” x 30” 2012.033.005 3-color lithograph on Angoumois Nuovo Bel Air Model, 2007 soda-fired stoneware, 6” x 8 ½” x 2012.022.004 handmade paper, 14/50, 29” x 42” steel and enamel, 6” x 7” x 5 ¾” 7 ½” Flora of Togiak, Alaska 2012.021.074 2012.021.078 2012.021.085 Gift of Drew and Katie Gibson Yup’ik Eskimo lidded storage Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) for the 75th Anniversary of basket, late 20th century or Makah lidded basket with Richard Serra Peter Shire Marguerite Wildenhain Boise Art Museum plant fibers, dye, 12” x 8” diameter eagle design, late 20th century The Line of the Curve, 2004 Winged Victory Plates, 2000 Vessel, circa 1985 2012.033.006 plant fibers with red and black one-color etching on Somerset glazed ceramic, set of two, glazed ceramic, 6 ¾” x 4 ¾” Tlingit rattle top basket, dyes, 3 ½” x 3 ¼” diameter Satin white paper, 6 panels, 21/35, 1 ½” x 14 ¼” diameter each diameter late 19th century Native American lidded basket 2012.033.012 22” x 22” each 2012.021.079a,b 2012.021.086 twined plant fibers, dyes, Alaskan, 20th century 2012.021.075a-f 4” x 7” diameter grasses with purple, blue, and Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) or Sara Sosnowy William T. Wiley 2012.033.001 orange dyes, 6” x 5” diameter Makah flat oval tray, early 20th Small Circle Series 5, 1996 Canister Under the Banister, 2002 2012.033.007 century oil, dry pigment and string on oil on canvas, 32” x 38” twined plant fiber, dyes, canvas, 20” x 20” 2012.021.087 Eskimo child’s mukluks, 19th-20th 9 ½” x 7 ¾” 2012.021.080 century 2012.033.013 William T. Wiley seal skin, cloth, dye, Pat Steir Punch Live, 2004 4 ¾” x 4 ¾” x 2 ½" each Makah miniature open basket Waterfall #23, 2003 mixed media, papier mâché, 2012.033.008a,b with red banding, 20th century screen print with hand-painting and cardboard box, 29” x 19” x 19” plant fibers, dyes, drawing, 56 ½” x 32 ¼” 2012.021.088 Eskimo baby garment, 20th 2 ¾” x 3 ½” diameter 2012.021.081 century 2012.033.014 Terry Winters seal intestine, 10” x 11” x 5 ½” Wayne Thiebaud Models for Synthetic Pictures, 1994 2012.033.009 I. Plaster Bow Ties, 1990 intaglio, open bite, spit bite and soft Makah or Lummi open basket lithograph, color trial proof, ground etching on Gampi paper, Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) or with yellow and green band 22” x 20 ⅞” 7/35, 19 ⅜” x 22 ¼” Tlingit kettle-form basket, early 20th Makah miniature lidded basket design, March 2008 2012.021.082 2012.021.089 century, twined plant fibers, dyes, with a bird design, 20th century cedar fibers, dyes, 4 ½” x 4 ½” diameter plant fibers with blue dyes, 2 ¼” x 3” diameter Bertil Vallien Gift of the Sam Francis 2012.033.002 1” x 1 ¼” 2012.033.015 Intersection II, 1998 Foundation for the 75th 2012.033.010 sand-casted glass, 5” x 7 ½” x 6 ½” Anniversary of Boise Art Carrie of Kwigillingok, Alaska I. Plaster 2012.021.083 Museum Yup’ik Eskimo lidded storage Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) or Makah or Lummi open basket basket, late 20th century Makah lidded basket with a red with yellow X and green band Peter Voulkos Sam Francis grasses, seal gut, dyes, bird design, early 20th century design, January 2008 Tea Bowl, 1990 Untitled (SF781112), 1978 9 ⅜” x 7¾” diameter plant fibers with red dye, cedar fibers, dyes, wood-fired stoneware, 4” x 7 ½” x 6 ½” ink on paper, 24 ½” x 18 ½” 2012.033.003 2 ⅛” x 3 ½” diameter 2 ⅞” x 2 ½” diameter 2012.021.084 2012.022.001 2012.033.011 2012.033.016

26 27 Makah basket with a handle, Northwest Coast miniature four- Northeast Native American quillwork Neah Bay, circa 1940 footed basket, 20th century oval lidded container, with 1860 33- plant fibers, dyes, plant fibers, dyes, star flag decoration, 19th-early 20th 4” x 3 ¾” diameter 1 ½” x 2” diameter century, birch bark, porcupine quills, 2012.033.017 2012.033.022 dyes, 4” x 15 ¾” x 10 ¼” 2012.033.036 Antlers with Makah plaited Native American miniature covering depicting small animal basket with two small handles, Greg Colfax designs, circa 1900 20th century, plant fibers, pine Witness, a Makah red face mask, animal bone, grasses, dyes, needles, 1 ¼” x 3 ¼” diameter 1999, cedar and cedar grass, paint, 12” x 15 ¼” x 12" 2012.033.023 black cotton cord, 21” x 11 ½” x 7” 2012.033.018 2012.033.037 Tohono O’Odham (Papago) Pomo or Maidu miniature basket miniature black and white lidded Greg Colfax Zambian basket tray, 19th-20th David Nash with shell beads, Northern basket with tufted lid handle, Buk’wus (Wild Man of the Woods), century, makenge root, dye, Wafer Throne, 1989 California, 20th century 20th century a Makah green face mask, 1999 5 ¼” x 23” x 23 ¾” beech wood, plant fibers, shells, dye, horsehair, 2 ½” x 3” diameter cedar and cedar grass, horsehair, 2012.033.041 89 ½” x 17” x 16” 1 ⅞” x 3 ½” x 3" 2012.033.024 paint, red cotton cord, copper nails, 2012.033.048 2012.033.019 28” x 14” x 8” African basket tray, 20th century Tohono O’Odham (Papago) Mexican or American Southwest 2012.033.038 plant fibers, 4” x 15” diameter Pomo miniature basket, two-tone brown basket with lid, blackware bowl with silver cover Gift of the Carl Hall Family 2012.033.042 Northern California, early 20th 20th century and lock, 19th century Collection for the 75th century plant fibers, 5” x 5 ½” diameter burnished clay, silver, 3 ⅞” x 6” Anniversary of Boise Art Rwandan peace basket, plant fibers, dye, ⅞” x 2 ¼” 2012.033.025 diameter Museum 20th century, sisal with black dye, diameter 2012.033.030 8 ¾” x 4 ½” diameter 2012.033.020 Jane Sauer Carl Hall 2012.033.043 Standing oval form with colored Mescalero Apache toy cradle board, Coast Range, 1946 Joanne Russo string attachments, 1984-85 20th century gouache on paperboard, Zulu ukhamba basket (Zulu beer Small lidded basket with four waxed linen thread and acrylic wood, animal hide, glass beads, 6 ⅜” x 10 ⅝” basket), South Africa, 20th century pointed feet, 2002 paint, 4 ¼” x 3 ¼” diameter cloth, 10” x 3 ¼” x 3" 2012.023.001 woven ilala palm, dye, plant fibers, white glass seed 2012.033.026 2012.033.031 14” x 10” diameter beads, black plastic discs, Gift of Anita Kay Hardy and 2012.033.044 3 ¾” x 3 ¼” diameter Flora Naranjo Northern Plains pictorial child’s vest Gregory Kaslo for the 75th 2012.033.021 Santa Clara blackware vessel, with flags, 19th-20th century South American coiled basket with Anniversary of Boise Art 20th century animal hide, glass beads, blue, brown, and white design, 20th Museum burnished clay, 12 ¼” x 15” century, palm fiber, dyes, 4 ½” x 4” diameter 2012.033.032 5 ½” x 8” diameter Brian Kluge 2012.033.027 Weight Wait Your Turn, 2012 Southern Plains child’s high-top Greg Colfax 2012.033.045 stoneware, 17 elements, Juan Tafoya moccasins, late 19th century Puk - U - Bts, a Makah white face Inez Storer 6” x 24” x 10” San Ildefonso blackware vessel, animal hide, glass beads, pigment, ghost mask, circa 1990s Mocambo, late 20th century 2012.024.001 1999, burnished clay, 13” x 7” x 2 ¾” each cedar and cedar grass, horsehair, 2012.033.033a,b paint, red cotton fabric, 35” x 14” x 8” 8-piece sculpture, metal, paint, 4 ¾” x 4 ¼” diameter William Lewis 2012.033.039 mixed media, 20” x 16” x 5” 2012.033.028 Campfire, 2012 Sioux child’s dress with a beaded 2012.033.046a-h porcelain, raku-fired porcelain, Neva Wilson yoke, 20th century Zambian basket tray, 19th-20th Robert Helm felt, Acoma Pueblo bowl, buckskin, glass beads, century, makenge root and plant Path, 1997 4” x 22” x 22” late 20th century 27 ½” x 34” stem, dye, 4” x 18 ½” x 18 ¾” oil on wood with wood inlay, 2012.024.002 clay, paint, 5 ¾” x 7 ½” diameter 2012.033.034, and stand 2012.033.040 33 ¼” x 48 ¾” 2012.033.029 2012.033.035 2012.033.047 28 29 Gift of Robert Hay for the John Takehara, Pre-Columbian head fragment, 75th Anniversary of Boise Teapot, circa 1980s buff color, with pursed lips, PURCHASES Art Museum glazed porcelain, bamboo, Colombia 10” x 7 ½” x 6” earthenware, 3 ⅝” x 2 ⅞” x 2 ⅝” Museum Purchase with funds donated by the A. Kay Hardy 2012.027.002a,b 2012.030.006 John Takehara and Gregory A. Kaslo Philanthropic Gift Fund in the Idaho Bowl with bright blue and crackle Community Foundation for the 75th Anniversary of Boise glaze, circa 1980s John Takehara Pre-Columbian Conch-shaped Art Museum glazed porcelain with gold leaf, Shigaraki style water jar whistle or trumpet, with attached 2 ½” x 14 ½” diameter (mizusashi), circa 1980s string and bead, Colombia Nicholas Bernard 2012.026.001 stoneware, 6 ¾” x 9 ½” x 9” burnished earthenware, fiber, White Wavy Spiral Vessel, 2012.027.003a,b 4 ½” x 3 ⅛” x 5 ¼” 2010, earthenware with John Takehara 2012.030.007 Lidded vessel with crackle glaze, colored slips and oxides, circa 1980s 18” x 19” diameter Pre-Columbian seated figure 2012.032.001 glazed porcelain, cotton cord, with hand at mouth, Colombia 18” x 13” diameter Warren MacKenzie earthenware, 3 ½” x 2 ⅛” x 1 ⅛” 2012.026.002a,b Tea cup / Yunomi, 2012 2012.030.008 stoneware with glaze in diagonal Gift of Terry Melton for the strokes, 3 ¼” x 3 ¼” diameter Pre-Columbian standing dog 75th Anniversary of Boise 2012.029.003 figurine, Colombia Art Museum earthenware, 1 ⅞” x 3 ⅞” x 1” Gift of Esther B. Simplot for the 2012.030.009 Museum Purchase Betty Feves 75th Anniversary of Boise Art Round black pot, circa 1976 Surel Mitchell Museum Pre-Columbian standing female raku-fired earthenware, Umbra, circa 2004-2008 figure with arms at sides, 5 ¾” x 6” x 5 ¾” graphite, oilstick, and shellac on handmade Pre-Columbian adze, Colombia Colombia 2012.028.001 banana leaf paper, 103 ½” x 28” stone, 5 ¼” x 5 ¼” x 3” x 1” earthenware, 5 ½” x 3 ½” x 1 ½” 2012.031.001 2012.030.001 2012.030.010 Gift of Nobuyo Okuda for the Nobuyo Okuda 75th Anniversary of Boise Art Architectural ceramic sculpture, Pre-Columbian figural whistle, Collectors Forum Purchases Museum 1982 Colombia stoneware, 17” x 8 ½” x 11 ½” earthenware, 2 ¾” x 2 ⅛” x 1 ¼” John Takehara 2012.027.004 2012.030.002 Jonathon Hexner Bowl with wave decoration, 1980s Buck #41, 2010, gunpowder glazed porcelain with gold leaf, Gift of Katherine Duff Rines for Pre-Columbian figural whistle, on rag paper, 66 ¾” x 42 ½” T2013.006.001 2 ⅜” x 14 ¼” diameter the 75th Anniversary of Boise Colombia 2012.027.001 Art Museum earthenware, 4 ⅝” x 2 ⅞” x 1 ½” 2012.030.003 Lisa Kokin Lost River, 2011, thread, wire, Warren MacKenzie Pre-Columbian flat serpent head, book pages, 75” x 51” Teapot, 2012 T2013.006.002 glazed stoneware, bamboo, fragment, Colombia earthenware, stone chips, pigment, 7” x 7 ¼” x 5 ½” Robert McCauley 2012.029.001a,b ⅞” x 6 ¼” x 3 ⅜” 2012.030.004 Well!, 2012, oil on canvas, 60” x 35” Warren MacKenzie T2013.006.003 Tea cup / Yunomi, 2012 Pre-Columbian head and torso stoneware with brown and black fragment, fists on chest, Colombia glaze, 3 ⅛” x 3 ¼” diameter earthenware, 4” x 3 ¼” x 2” 2012.029.002 2012.030.005

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Baccheschi Bill and Heidi Layer Chris Taylor and Jenny Woodard James Bailey, Jr. and Elaine Daniel Jules and Fay Levin Wayne and Peggy Thiessen Willa Bailey Lee and Joan Lindquist Jason and Kimberly Thompson BAM family program Soundsuit "Sighting" Adult watercolor class Michael and Dallas Baird Irv and Trudy Littman Larry and Mary Tierney Ronald and Laurie Baker Jane and Bill Lloyd Robert and Clare Trerise Kathy and Glenn Baker Henry and Aimee Lohse Margo and Charles Walter Sharon Baker We simply would not be here without our founders, supporters, members and contributors. Gayla Lyon Dr. John M. Werdel and Nancy Werdel Betty Baker We are thankful to each and every one. The Museum gratefully acknowledges those whose Daryl and Karen MacCarter Stephen Wile and Rachel Roberts Wile Elizabeth Y. Baker Nellie Baker memberships and contributions have supported our exhibitions, collections, educational Alexandra Manning Barbara Wilson Mary Ann Martini Kelly Wood Jonathan Ball programs, activities and services in our 75th anniversary year and beyond. THANK YOU! Don and Diane Masterson Richard Young and Cheryl Shurtleff Beeb Balzer and Cal Gillis Pat and Laura Metzler Vernon and Jo Banks (This list reflects funds received from May 1, 2012 - April 30, 2013.) Gregg and Trish Mizuta Tom and Jennifer Barber Up to $150 Robert D. Barclay Gifts are acknowledged within BAM’s 75th anniversary giving categories. 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Tims Jennifer O’Reilly James and Patricia Prochaska Mary Ann Ryan Steven and Mary Simpson Katherine Stevens Robert and Laurie Todd Isabel Orellana-Villers Paul and Noreen Pusey Susan Ryan Bob and Betty Sims Lisa and Philip Stevenson Laurie and Robert Todd Hugh and Kaye O’Riordan Belinda Quilici Marti Ryan Todd and Elsie Sims Kay Stevenson Rick and Mary Toews Declan O’Riordan and Diana Alexander Edward and Betty Quincy Sya Rynders Walt and Kristin Sinclair Debra Cooper-Stewart and Brent Stewart Michael and Erin Tomazic Mary Lou Orndorff Suzanne Radeke Bob and Becky Sabin Flora Skillern Kathryn A. Sticklen Stan and Paula Tonkin Mary G. Osterman Elizabeth Ramsey Paul and Bobbi Saccoman Bessie Skinner Terry Stickney and Vicki Marti Lisa Tordjman Richard and Sandra Ostrogorsky Joan Rands Jon and Betsy Sadowski Steven Skov Holt and Mara Holt Skov Carol Stoehr Mark Torf and Megan Roberts Jim Otradosky and Marnie Basom Margaret and Ray Ratliff Paul and Caren Sage Russ and Phyllis Slifer James H. Stokes Martin and M. Jane Torres Dr. Gerald and Donna D. Overly John Ratterree Maria Salazar Marilyn M. Slocum Phyllis Stone Mary Trail Dama W. Overstreet Patricia Rau Nancy C. Salyer Herbert Slone Nancy Stouffer Margaret Tregoning Arlene Oyer Walt and Jean Ray Diana Salzman Jean Smith Nicole and Raphael Streiff Tom Trent and Diane Rice Jan and Susan Ozimkiewicz Louise Ray Ann Samuelsen Dr. Michael E. Smith and Susan Smith Christa Stumpf and James Byron Stephen and Carol Trott Kelly Packer Susan Reeb Robert Sand and Barbara McCaslin-Sand Bob and Marilyn Smith Larry and Ronna Sundell Steve Trout and Sally Stevens Laura Page Charles and Mary Reed Neva Santos Mark and Monique Smith Jack Swaim and Beth Landis Gail Trueba Terry and Nancy Pape Alex and Jane Reed Adam and Kara Saperston Tom and Carol Smith Steve and Linda Swanson Judith Berlo-Tucker and John Tucker Leslie Papke Henry and Sue Reents Dan Smith and Kristi Sather-Smith Wally and Mary Clagett Smith Yvonne Swanstrom Rick and Rose Turner Lonnie and Annette Park Lody Reeves Margaret and Kevin Satterlee Ken Smith and Cindy Finch Jon Swarthout and Jim Meadows David and Barbara Turner Doug and Cyndy Park Ellen Leatham and Ken Reid Kevin and Katie Scanlan Willy and Julie Smith Pamela Swenson Patt Turner Dean and Sarah Park Harry Reifschneider and Blanca Durand Bonnie Scharf Richard E. and Gwen Smith Jeremy and Rachel Swenson Larry and Terri Turpin Tony Park and Gail Chaloupka Marjorie Reinecker Roy and Sue Schiele Paige Alan Parker Gordon Reinhart and Nataliya Hawkins Janet Schlicht Leora Parker Rebecca Rene and Jonathan Shelton Ken and Lisa Schneider Laurie Parker Roberta René Christopher and Nora Schnoor Deborah Parliman Stanley and Amelia Rennaux Marcelle Scholl Steve Parry and Carol Brassey Judith and James Reppell Peter and Emily Schott Cherie Pasley Clayton Leon and Angela Reynolds Jolene Schow George and Melva Patterson Jodi Reynolds Connie and Jerry Schroeder Minnie Patton Robert and Claire Rice Nicole and Michael Schuette Sue Paul Gary Richardson and Diane Ronayne Eric and Julie Schulz Stephen Pavlick Elisabeth Richmond Sarah Scott and Kenley Hinrichs Cindy and Dallas Peck Linda and Dan Rickard David Scott James and Alice Pegram Jim and Mary Rickerd Dan Scott and Art Dodson Nan Pelletier Larry Ridenhour and Ellen Berggren Barb Scott Alise and Seth Pemsler Debra Riedel William and Beverley Seader Robert Perata Michael and Debbie Riepe Jan Seda Sheryl Perry Nancy and Daniel Riess Kathy and Jon Seetin Billie Grace Lynn demonstration at BAM Teen Night Sunday Demonstration Tea Ceremony during Family Story Night Kevin Peter and Lorraine Gross Wayne Riley John Seidl 38 39 Donations in Honor and in Memory (May 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013)

In memory of Johanne C. Beardsley Joan Gift

In memory of Erle E. Fulghum Cecile Fulghum

In honor of Charles Hathaway Margo and Charles Walter Community Parade of Wearable Art Troy Passey speaks to adult workshop participants

Soundsuit "Sighting" at the Boise Public Library BAM Anniversary altar at the Idaho State Historical Museum Sensory Station in Origins exhibition In memory of Nancy Jacobs Jean Uebelacker Curt and Rebecca Whitcomb Margo and Charles Walter Richard and Lisa Uhlmann Stephanie White Elinor Jane Ingram and Jim Tucker Dr. John H. Ullery and Jeanette Ullery Mary Whiteside GRANTS, SPONSORSHIPS & CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS Katherine Ultican Linda Whittig and Devin Koski In memory of Byron Johnson Nancy Van Dinter Sandra Wiensz Bruce Van Dusen and Susan Whiting Don and Debbie Williams Dale and Ramona Higer This list reflects funds received from May 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013. Randy and Teri Van Dyck Mary and Charley Williams Support is acknowledged within BAM’s 75th anniversary giving categories. Michael and Kari VanArtsdalen Linda Williams Velma J. Vance Jennifer Williams In memory of Dottie McKinney Jim and Irene Vance Tobi and Lauren Wilson Anita Kay Hardy and Gregory Ames Kaslo Treasure Valley Food Group Michael and Pat Vandervelden Laura Wilson Amy Horn Renaissance Circle ($100,000+) Target Jena and Bill Vasconcellos Drew and Suzie Wilson Debra King Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation US Bancorp Foundation URS Donna Vassar Carter and Gail Wilson Bobbie Meader Victoria Alexandra Beuschlein Trust Robert Vestal and Jyl Hoyt Vidergar John and Cheryl Wilson Wells Fargo Foundation Walter and Leona Dufresne Fund in the Barbara Viehweg Sarah Wilson Classical Circle ($50,000 - $99,999) Idaho Community Foundation John and Karen Vinson Ann Winslow In memory of Jane Falk Oppenheimer Romanticist Circle ($1,000 - $4,999) Tyson and Janelle Wise The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Thomas Von Alten and Jeanette Ross V.E. and Catherine Brollier Wells Fargo Mary Lou Wagner Pack Tonia and Chris Witt A. Kay Hardy and Gregory A. Kaslo Doug and Cheri Copsey Bill and Jan Waite John and Melody Witte Philanthropic Gift Fund in the Idaho Whittenberger Foundation Tom and Alice Hennessey Joseph Wakefield Linda L. Woehl Impressionist Circle ($25,000 - $49,999) Community Foundation Whole Foods Market Dirk and Patricia Kempthorne Keith Walklet and Annette Bottaro-Walklet Emily Woehl-Alford Idaho Commission on the Arts Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass Stanley and Ilene Wallace David and Miriam Woito Michael and Amelia Lindstrom Dawn Walsh Michael and Jude Wojcicki Pat and Lisa McMurray Institute of Museum and Library Services Boise State University Department of Art Modernist Circle ($150 - $999) Audrey and Charles Walther Dinu Mistry and Jim Wolf Skip and Esther Oppenheimer J.R. Simplot Company Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Boise Office Equipment Dr. Richard Ripple and Martha Ripple Katie and Tom Walther Jerrie and Patricia Wolfe National Endowment for the Arts Fisher’s Document Systems Flying M Coffeehouse Cindi and Lee Walton Jeri Wood Hawley Troxell Tom and Amy War Spencer and Layle Wood GEICO John and Mikel Ward Carmelita Pope Wood In honor of Butch and Lorna Pfaelzer Greater Boise Rotary Foundation Hewlett Packard Company Foundation Expressionist Circle ($5,000 - $24,999) John Warfel and Lisa Owens Jennifer Wood Laurie and Joe Ryan Harry W. Morrison Foundation Lemley International Glen Warwick Scott Woodbury and Michele Tae Cirque du Soleil Holland & Hart, LLP Schwab Charitable Fund Elaine Watson Karen Woods Gladys E. Langroise Fund in the Idaho Connie E. Weaver Kathy Woolery and Lance Muckelroy In memory of Betty Rosenquist Idaho Distributing Sondra and George Juetten Charitable Trust Mary Jane Webb Janet and Gary Worthington Dale and Ramona Higer Community Foundation Idaho Power Company of the Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Carla Weckel Joan Wren J.R. Simplot Company Idaho Women’s Charitable Foundation Judy Weidner Gib and Katherine Wright Norman Weinstein and Mary Owen Amber Strickler and Kenji Wright In memory of Linda Woehl Julius C. Jeker Foundation JPMorgan Chase Up to $150 Carol and Steven Writer Stephen and Hermine Weiser Allan Bosch KeyBank Macy’s Albertson’s Boise Open – Tickets Fore Charity Mike Weiss and Catherine Emard Stewart and Denise Wyatt Meredith Elton Mobile Cash Services J. Pieter Werner Michael and Diane Wyett Micron Technology Foundation Boise Centre on the Grove Paul and Donna Hopperdietzel James and Stephanie Werntz David C. Yearsley Northwest Toyota Dealers Association Oppenheimer Companies, LLP Elinor Jane Ingram and Jim Tucker Boise Convention & Visitors Bureau Dan and JoAnne Wertz Ax and Jennifer Yewer Primary Health Medical Services Emily Woehl-Alford OfficeMax Boise Community Fund Charles and Karen Weyand Chris Zahn Spink Butler, LLP Gregg and Marje Wharry Lois Zenker Jerrie Wolfe Robert Lehman Foundation Patricia Wolfe St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center Additional Support Norman Whealy and Harriet Scheffey A.J. Zissler Scentsy Joseph M. Wheat and Robert Vasquez Wheat T.F. Dixon Family Foundation Margaret A. Cargill Foundation 40 41 Planned Giving Great Art Museums Have Great Business Partners The 1937 Circle In its 75th anniversary year, BAM launched a new program for businesses that contribute $1,000 or more to the In BAM's 75th year, the Museum began a planned giving museum-- BAM's Diamond 75 Business Circle. Boise Art Museum's business partners are deeply invested in preserving program that recognizes those who have chosen to and improving the quality of life for people in our communities. The Museum gratefully recognizes their critical support. support the Boise Art Museum through their wills, estate This list reflects funds received from May 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013. plans, life income arrangements, and major planned gifts. Support is acknowledged within BAM’s Diamond 75 Business Circle giving levels. Contributions received as a result of charitable planning help build for the future by supporting the programs and activities of the Museum in perpetuity. We are thankful for these lifelong contributors to BAM.

PRESENTING SPONSOR ($25,000+) Core Sponsors ($1,000 - $9,999) Fisher's Document Systems 1937 Circle Donors J.R. Simplot Company GEICO Gregory Kaslo, Architect Marti and Bill Agler Idaho Distributing Idaho Power Company Courtesy of NV Photography Tom and Marilyn Beck JPMorgan Chase Terry and Julia Bowman MAJOR SPONSORS ($10,000 - $24,999) Macy's Mobile Cash Services Wilfred Davis Fletcher Cirque du Soleil Oppenheimer Companies, Inc. Kay Hardy and Gregory Kaslo Holland & Hart, LLP Primary Health Medical Group KeyBank Spink Butler, LLP Besse LaBudde Micron St. Luke's Regional Medical Center Mary Lou Orndorff Treasure Valley Food Group Northwest Toyota Dealers Association URS Bill and Gini Woolley OfficeMax Boise Community Fund Wells Fargo Peterson Toyota Whole Foods Scentsy In-Kind Sponsors Alaska/Horizon Air Boise State Public Radio Boise Weekly Café Vicino Chandler's Steakhouse Dawson Taylor Coffee Roasters Erstad Architects Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch Idaho Statesman Interior Designers of Idaho Jayker Wholesale Nursery King Estates Winery Open Table Catering Swire Coca-Cola Free school tour of Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth VERTICAL Corp. Boise Gallery of Art, 1937 35th Idaho Annual Exhibition, 1970 Eastern Traditions/Western Expressions exhibition, 2012 42 43 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012-13 MUSEUM STAFF 2012-13 Melanie Fales, Executive Director / CEO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Nicole Snyder President Administration Michael Spink President-Elect Sandra Banks-Pritchard, Accounting Assistant Willy Gorrissen Treasurer Mary Corrock, Special Events Coordinator Carroll Sims Secretary Erin Kennedy, Development Specialist Jim Brandstetter Past President Kate Masterson, Membership Coordinator Melanie Fales Executive Director Mary Schaefer, Financial Manager Hana Van Huffel, Museum Resources Coordinator TRUSTEES Marilyn Beck Brian Shirley Collections and Exhibitions Jessica Burke Chris Taylor Kathleen Bettis, Registrar Adrienne Edens Anne Veigel Dave Darraugh, Assistant Preparator Linda Kahn JoAnn Butler, Collectors Forum Chair Kathleen Keys Larry Tierney/Marti Agler, Docent Chair Sandy Harthorn, Curator of Art Laurie Ryan Todd Newman, Preparator / Building Manager Catherine Rakow, Curatorial Assistant

Education Terra Feast, Curator of Education Kimberly Cochrane, Education Assistant

Museum Store Melissa Swafford, BAM Store and Visitor Services Manager

Store Staff Abby Christensen, BAM Store Sales Assistant Jess Hershey, BAM Store Sales Assistant Lisa Mohan-Ram, BAM Store Sales Assistant

Security Ben Browne Teresa Sales Charles Quinn James Morse Craig Lawson Mike Ward

Standing (L-R): Hana Van Huffel, Sandy Harthorn, Mary Schaefer, Dave Darraugh, Catherine Rakow, Todd Newman, Mary Corrock, Kimberly Cochrane, Melanie Fales Seated (L-R): Melissa Swafford, Britney Whiting-Looze, Terra Feast, Kate Masterson

Designed and Edited by: Boise Art Museum Staff

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Cover Images (L-R): Origins: Objects of Material Culture, 2013, Boise Art Museum installation detail, photo courtesy of Jan Boles. Visitor exploring the life-size sculptural installation Billie Grace Lynn: White Elephants. Recycled Fashion contestant Maria Sabo's grand-prize-winning gown is modeled during BAM's Art of Fashion Show, Photo Credit: Boise Visual Artists: Jim Reidenbaugh & Ed Alexander. Visitors enjoy admission by donation during First Thursday and examine Alexis Rockman's large-scale painting Evolution. Ballet Idaho dancers perform in wearable Soundsuits during the opening party for Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth.

Boise Art Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, educational, and charitable organization. The Museum is nationally accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. Support is provided by BAM members, contributions and grants from individuals, corporations and foundations, as well as grant funding from the Idaho Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.