Annual Report Fy2013

intersections annual report fy2013

FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

This year has been a time of robust innovation at The Phillips Collection; we are truly living the “experiment station” that founder Duncan Phillips spoke about so eloquently. The Phillips’s many advances in technology, for example, include a new website that provides users with easy access to our art, videos, and events. This effort has been complemented by a robust presence on multimedia and social media platforms, an insightful blog, and the Education team’s innovative virtual gallery talks on Twitter. The Laib Wax Room, dedicated to our own Caroline Macomber (whose delightful presence on our Board we deeply miss), opened in March as a space for meditation, much like the Rothko Room. The Phil- lips’s commitment to engaging with living artists of our day mirrors the collecting vision of Gifford Phillips, a dear friend of the museum who passed away in April. Partial funds for the beeswax room were raised through the crowdsourcing platform Indiegogo, allowing dozens of supporters to be part of Phillips history. Innovations at the Phillips are not just expressed through new technology. From April 12 to May 2, Phillips educator Rachel Goldberg led workshops in Pakistan for more than 375 Pakistani emerging artists, students, museum professionals, and children about the power of art to create social change. This extremely successful partnership with the US Department of State affirms the universal connective power of art; discus- sions are underway to expand the program. Extending the Phillips’s mission abroad to create an international dialogue through art is a new partnership with Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. Many other notable events at the Phillips have tried out “the new” as well. The Annual Gala included a new online auction to bolster funds raised for our education initiatives. Music programs ranged from classic

Jean Meisel Beethoven piano concertos performed in collaboration with the National Gallery of Art to Irvine Arditti’s rendi- Untitled, 1970s–2013 tion of John Cage’s Freeman Études, to the telematic opera Auksalaq, part of a continuing collaboration with the Watercolors University of Virginia to explore the innovations that emerge through mixing scientists and artists. The Phillips The imagery of the small paintings demon- artists that greatly contributed to the devel- has also developed experimental, collaborative programs with a surprising range of regional cultural organiza- Peering at strates her love for color, form, and light. opment of the local art scene in the 1970s tions—CityDance, Theater J; the food industry—Shake Shack, FreshFarm Markets; embassies throughout DC; the Horizon “I’ve been painting horizon lines for as long and ’80s. They met at each other’s houses, and many more. With more than 80 cents of every dollar from our supporters going directly to programming, as I’ve been painting,” Meisel says. She did shared clippings from art magazines, and none of these things would be possible without the continued investments of our members and donors. Once informally known as the Klee Room for not see the ocean until she was 22, and most supported each other’s creative endeavors. The Phillips has also maintained its financial and operational discipline even as it has innovated the Paul Klee paintings that hung there in of her landscapes and seascapes are from Meisel’s other Washington art connections and experimented. Through rigorous task forces and strategic planning meetings, the staff has refined years past, a second-floor alcove in the Phil- her imagination, yet they transport viewers include studying with Gene Davis and Anne efficiency and improved transparency internally. We are all, as always, eager to engage diverse communities lips house is now home to Washington artist to memories of recognizable places. Truitt. However, what she learned from them to partake in the value and vitality of the Phillips, as we adapt to new challenges and opportunities. Jean Meisel’s Intersections project, titled was “not a matter of learning how to paint, Meisel, who grew up in a small town near With all best regards, 50–65 Horizon Line. Meisel, who well recalls but how to see.” Buffalo, New York, was born in Pitts- the space’s Klee period, has been visiting burgh—as it happens, her father worked for The Phillips Collection since the 1950s. The 50–65 Horizon Line is on view through several years at Jones and Laughlin Steel, jewel-like alcove offers the perfect setting May 4, 2014. the Pittsburgh company owned by museum for more than 50 of the painter’s intimate, George Vradenburg founder Duncan Phillips’s grandfather. Her Intersections is supported in part by the small-scale works, ranging from 1 1/2 inches focus did not turn to art, however, until she Phillips International Forum. to 6 inches. The landscape paintings are and her husband moved to Washington, DC, hung side by side so that their shared hori- Myth and Archaeology in the n The Laib Wax Room opened n The Phillips offered tours n Progress on the Prism of Arts and started a family. As her interest in paint- Highlights of zon line wraps around the room. The artist Work of Giorgio de Chirico; on March 2 to 11,074 children and adults Integration Teaching Frame- Fiscal Year 2013 ing grew, she found a lack of resources for Georges Braque and the Cub- and organized 106 public work included embarking on has produced hundreds of these serene n Digital initiatives included young aspiring artists in the area. She even- ist Still Life, 1928–1945; Ells- programs. Phillips after 5 a five-year initiative to further watercolors since the 1970s. n Exhibitions: Per Kirkeby: the redesign of the website, tually formed a community of like-minded worth Kelly: Panel Paintings drew 8,488 visitors. research, test, and dissemi- Paintings and Sculpture; participation in Google Art 2004–2009 nate the framework; convening Political Wits, 100 Years Project, iTunes U, and Art n The Annual Gala honored stakeholder videoconferences; Apart: Daumier and Oliphant n Intersections projects: Babble, and the launch of Lydia Bastianich, Roberto and beginning development of at the Phillips; Picturing the Xavier Veilhan: (IN)balance; #breakforart on Twitter Coin, and Barry Dixon. The the Prism.K12 website Sublime: Photographs from Jeanne Silverthorne: Vanitas!; After Party celebrated the n Held a Veterans Day lun- the Joseph and Charlotte Lich- Bernhard Hildebrandt: A Con- 2013 Year of Italian Culture. n The library and archives cheon and launched partner- tenberg Collection; Next Stop jugation of Verb increased access by adding ships with Fisher House and n New partners in cultural Italy: A Journey into Italian public visiting hours, installing n Presented three Young Art- USO of Metropolitan Wash- diplomacy include George- Contemporary Photography; a new server and upgraded ists Exhibitions and the first ington town University’s School of Angels, Demons, and Savages: online interface for the library Creative Aging exhibition in Foreign Service and the US Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet; n The Phillips’s American art catalogue, and joining the partnership with Iona Senior Department of State, featuring treasures traveled to Fort OCLC worldwide consortium. Services workshops in Pakistan led by Worth and Tampa educator Rachel Goldberg

18 The Phillips Collection magazine | spring/summer 2014 The Phillips Collection magazine | spring/summer 2014 19 making a difference Every effort has been made to create a complete and accurate list of donors to the Phillips collection contributors. Please call the development office at 202-387-2151 x250 with questions or corrections.

The following donors generously supported The Phillips PEPCO Cherie and Patrick Nichols Ms. Louise R. de la Fuente and Collection in its mission during fiscal year 2013 (August 1, 2012– Mrs. Gifford Phillips Al Getz and Sara Nieves-Grafals Mr. Mace Rosenstein July 31, 2013). These gifts included contributions made for Prince Charitable Trusts Ms. Julia J. Norrell Mrs. Michael K. Deaver Robert C. Rea Melanie and Larry Nussdorf Mr. and Mrs. James T. Demetrion acquisitions, conservation, capital repairs and improvements, Mr. Eric Richter Ruth R. Perlin and Mr. and Mrs. John DePodesta education, endowments, exhibitions, the gala, memberships, Toni A. Ritzenberg Dr. Seymour Perlin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Drysdale music programming, unrestricted funds, and the Center for The Honorable John D. Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Phillips S. Peter Mr. Maxim Duckworth the Study of Modern Art. and Mrs. Rockefeller Judy Lynn Prince Mr. John Duffy Sagalyn Family Fund Stephen and Blair Raber Mr. Joseph C. Dunn Victoria and Roger Sant Jack Rachlin Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dwyer $1,000,000 and above Bloomberg Dr. Mildred Beatty Smith Drs. Carol Bird and Earl C. Ravenal Michael and Dalia Engler Advise C. Richard Belger and Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bradley * Sotheby’s * Ms. Carlyn Ring and Consult Fund, Amarillo Area Craft Belger * Mrs. Edgar H. Brenner Mr. Louis Stern * Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo Foundation The Sherman Fairchild Brian Dailey and Paula Ballo Dailey Mrs. Alice Phillips Swistel Ms. Susan Lee and Ms. Alice Fitzgerald Foundation * Robert and Mercedes Eichholz U.S. Trust Company Mr. Stephen A. Saltzburg Sandra and James Fitzpatrick Joseph and Lynne Horning *† Foundation Mr. Ted Westervelt and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Serenyi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gelbard The Lichtenberg Family Bonnie and Harold Himmelman Ms. Aimee Storm Photo: j a m e s b rant l ey Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Sheldon Mr. Marvin Gillian Jr. Foundation *† Margaret Stuart Hunter opposite: German artist Wolfgang Laib used Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mr. and Mrs. John Goelet Lockheed Martin Corporation * Robert and Arlene Kogod $5,000–$9,999 440 pounds of beeswax for his permanent Shelleman, Jr. Mr. J.L. Goldschmidt installation that opened on March 2, 2013. George and Trish Vradenburg and The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (2) Joan Shorey Mrs. Flora Harper The Vradenburg Foundation *† B. Thomas Mansbach Esthy and James Adler above: In November 2012, the Phillips Shugoll Research Sonia and Joseph Herson Alan and Irene Wurtzel *† MARPAT Foundation, Inc. opened its first exhibition of works by older Arent Fox LLP adults from Iona’s Wellness & Arts Center. Janet W. Solinger Joe Higdon and Ellen Sudow Fund Judy and Leo Zickler *† Charles McKittrick, Jr. Milton and Sally Avery Arts Ms. Joanne Sten of the Community Foundation National Endowment for the Arts left: For the May 2013 Phillips after 5, Foundation Shake Shack handed out samples of three Ronald Stern and Elisse Walter for the National Capital Region Nykredit * $100,000–$999,999 Greg and Bess Ballentine new flavors inspired by the exhibition Elizabeth Steuart-Kret and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Highbarger DC Commission on the Arts Barbara and Arthur Rothkopf Bonhams & Butterfield Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Gary A. Kret Ms. Martha R. Johnston

Photo: R hiannon N e wm an Ossorio, Dubuffet. and Humanities Share Fund BP America, Inc. Barry S. and Evelyn M. Strauch Mr. Jeffrey Kaplan John and Gina Despres Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Frances and Leonard Burka Hattie M. Strong Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert Katz Room & Board Joan Glade de Pontet and Ms. Barbara Hawthorn Richard A. Herman Ms. Melissa J. Thompson * Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Cafritz Mr. Hollis Taggart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Keithley Milton and Dorothy Sarnoff Joseph Handler Anita Herrick The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation * Dr. Joseph P. DiGangi The Honorable John Tanner and Mr. Paul W. Killian and $10,000–$24,999 Raymond Foundation Laura and Foster De Reitzes Ms. Gloria Hidalgo Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Paul * GEICO Insurance Company Mrs. Betty Ann Tanner Ms. Carole Goodson Mr. Charles Silverman and Mr. David Doniger and Ms. Nancy Hirshbein and Marion and Robert Rosenthal * AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Gewirz Al and Nadia Taran Mr. Rollin W. King Dr. Joyce S. Hagel-Silverman Ms. J. Lisa Jorgenson Mr. Robert Roche Terra Foundation for Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Barbara K. Gordon Charles and Susan Temkin Michael Klein and Joan Fabry Moshira Soliman and Leslie Deak Ms. Ayanna Dunn Mrs. Olga Hirshhorn American Art * Susan and Dixon Butler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Henteleff Dr. and Mrs. Joel M. Temme Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kolker Alexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Eisenstein John K. Hoskinson and Charlotte Cameron and the Dan Lee Hoffman and Leslie Whipkey Mr. and Mrs. David M. Thoms Simeon M. Kriesberg and Foundation Patricia A. England Ana I. Fábregas $50,000–$99,999 Cameron Family Foundation Mareen and Bruce Hughes Gordon VeneKlasen Martha L. Kahn Linda and Robert Stillman Sarah G. Epstein and Huntington T. Block Insurance The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Drs. Thomas and Judith Chused Mark and Carol Hyman Fund Mr. and Mrs. G. Duane Vieth Mr. and Mrs. Daryl A. Libow Ms. Marguerite Thompson Donald A. Collins Agency Foundation Clear Channel Communications Fannie and Stephen Kahn Mallory and Diana Walker Mr. Jeffrey Liszt and Jay and Peggy Treadwell Ms. Merle Fabian Ms. Carolyne Hyde The Margaret A. Cargill Krista M. Darnell Charitable Foundation Beth Wehrle and Matthew Miller Mrs. Wendy Fulenwider Liszt Venable Foundation, Inc. Florence Fasanelli Mr. Alan Inouye Foundation * Mrs. Louisa Duemling Patricia P. Karp Linda and Steve Weitz Ms. Joan K. Lunney and The Washington Post Company Carole Feld and David C. Levy Sheldon and Audrey Katz Capital One Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellenbogen Mr. and Mrs. David T. Kenney Sally Wells Mr. William Idler Lynn and Jonathan Yarowsky Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Fern Ms. Sonja N. Killie Chevron Mrs. Lois England The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jacqueline R. Werner and Mr. and Mrs. Robin B. Martin JM ZELL PARTNERS, LTD The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund Cherie R. Kiser Dr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Fischer The Honorable Melvyn J. Estrin Mark and Elizabeth Kestner Dr. Richard L. Soffer Ms. Kathleen McNamara and Betsy and Pete Forster Ms. Meredith Hope and Henry H. and Carol Brown and Mrs. Estrin Ms. Micheline Klagsbrun and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiley Mr. John Spears $2,000–$4,999 Mrs. Claire S. Frankel Mr. Richard L. Kramer Goldberg Exxon Mobil Corporation Mr. Ken Grossinger, and the Elsa and Terry Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Menotti Anonymous (2) Furthermore: a program of the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lange Ms. Mary L. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fischer CrossCurrents Foundation Ken and Dorothy Woodcock Eric Michael & Craig Kruger Jonathan and Roseann Aaronsohn J.M. Kaplan Fund Susan Lee Larimer Estate of Karl O. Knaths Nancy M. Folger Mr. Thomas G. Klarner and The World Bank Mrs. Sheridan Nicholson Susanne and John Addy Ms. Gabrielle Gallegos Gigi and Arthur Lazarus, Jr. John D. Macomber Geppetto Catering, Inc. Mr. Neal Turtell Dr. and Mrs. Allen R. Nissenson Robert N. Alfandre Anna and Fleetwood Garner Family Marion Ein Lewin Ms. Sandy Masur and Pamela and Corbin Gwaltney The Jacob & Charlotte Lehrman $1,000–$1,999 Mr. John O’Donnell AllianceBernstein and The Community Foundation Ms. Barbara J. Liotta and Mr. Scott Spector Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Haaga, Jr. Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David Osnos Samuel and Ruth Alward Serving Richmond & Central Mr. Robert Liotta A. Fenner Milton Mr. Brent R. Harris Edward Lenkin and Roberta Green Ahmanson Penelope Payne Donna Ari and Ewing Miller Virginia Ms. Lilliane Litton National Capital Arts and Cultural Ms. Margaret Heiner Roselin Atzwanger Mr. James J. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Ms. Jamie Baldinger Wendy and William Garner Dr. John F. Long and Affairs Program and the U.S. Ms. Carolyn Kaplan and Barbara and Aaron Levine The Honorable William B. Bader Peabody, Jr. Ellen R. Berlow Mr. Craig M. Gayhardt Ms. Anamaria Viveros Commission of Fine Arts Mr. Warren Kaplan William J. Levy and Mrs. Bader Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Phillips The Honorable Max N. Berry The Ann and Gordon Getty Michele Dandrea Lowell Lyn G. Rales Ms. Kathleen Kemper and Jacqueline B. Mars Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Balfour James T. Pryde Sr. Family Gladys S. Borrus Charitable Lead Foundation Jack and Betty Lou Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mr. James Valentine Cathy and Scot McCulloch Ms. Rhoda Baruch Mr. Michael Rogan and Annuity Trust Andrew and Eleanor Glass Mr. and Mrs. John G. Malcolm Rutherfoord, Jr. Robert Lehman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bo Menkiti Gail G. Weinmann and Ms. Susan Schaffer Embassy of Brazil Mr. Donald E. Graham and Mars Foundation Mr. George Swygert and Thelma and Melvin Lenkin Mr. and Mrs. David Mirvish Nathan Billig Ms. Nancy Rome Ms. Vivian Bullaudy Ms. Amanda Bennett James A. and Marsha Perry Mateyka Ms. Lori Jenkins Wendy W. Makins Ann K. Morales Mr. Marshall A. Brachman Roberta L. Roumel S. Kann Sons Co. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Groark Marcia V. Mayo Richard E. Thompson McGraw Hill Financial Mr. Dale A. Mott and Mr. James Brunger Drs. Alan N. Schechter and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cafritz Mr. and Mrs. John H. Grover Ms. Mercedes Mestre Morgan Stanley Mr. Kenneth Hyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. A. Buchanan Geraldine P. Schechter Buffy and William Cafritz Harry Grubert Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Meyer $25,000–$49,999 The Morningstar Foundation Robert Oaks Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chase Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Schwartz Ellen MacNeille Charles Barbara and Bob Hall Dr. and Mrs. W. Tabb Moore Anne and Ronald Abramson Joan and Dan Mulcahy Ms. Betsy Paull Coleman Powersports Dr. Robert J. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Clarke The Hanley Foundation J.P. Morgan Carolyn S. Alper Northern Trust Ms. Lola C. Reinsch and Ms. Joan Danziger Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw Criswell Automotive, Inc. Herbert Hansell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Morley Altria Group, Inc. Ossorio Foundation Mr. J. Al Pierce Ms. Kristin Smith Bank of America * James D. 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Ms. Anne St. John Judge Joan V. Churchill and Mr. John Herring and Ms. Sheila A. Morgenstern Mr. Daniel Tarullo and Eliza Laughlin Society David and Kathleen Steadman Mr. Anthony A. Churchill Ms. Jennifer Beach Mr. Peter Morris Ms. Louisa Tarullo Mr. Leslie C. Taylor Mr. Donald Clagett and Ms. Renata H. Hesse and Mr. and Mrs. Terence R. Murphy Ms. Theresa Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Ms. Charlotte Hollister Mr. Joshua Soven Ms. Catherine Murray Dr. Julia Tossell The following have arranged Jane Flax Mrs. Virginia B. Prange-Nelson Marilyn and Stefan Tucker Dr. Mary E. Clutter Mr. Darrell Hinchee Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederic Mushtinski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. life income or estate gifts for Tom and Barbara Gilleylen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rachlin Mr. and Mrs. James T. Turner Mr. Edwin J. Cohn Mrs. Linda Hirsch Ms. Sakura Namioka Trachtenberg The Phillips Collection. Mrs. Marion F. Goldin Stewart and Iris Ramsey Stanley and Joan O. 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Faith Flanagan Laughlin Phillips Ms. Cynthia Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beasley Mr. David M. Furchgott and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rose Dolci Gelati Mrs. Lois Ann Beaver Ms. Fetneh Askari Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. Salo Levinas Mr. Harold I. Rosen Ermenegildo Zegna Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bein Ms. Kathryn Gainey Richard H. Levy and Ms. Setsuko Rosen and Maggio+Kattar Volunteers: Gifts of Time Ruth Henderson Dee Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Eliezer H. Benbassat Carol Galaty and Gil Hill Lorraine Gallard Mr. Robert Luther Margaret M. Polski Carrie Higginbotham Cindy Savery Ms. Marguerite Benson Mr. Harvey Galper Mr. Ronald Lewis Mr. David J. Rosenstein Olli Salumeria Americana Nancy Hirshbein Sylvia Schlitt Ms. Sue E. Berryman and Dr. and Mrs. Richard Garwin Monsieur and Madame Jacques Ms. Sharon Ross Renato D’Agostin Volunteers have been integral to The Phillips Judy Holton Arlene Schuchner Mr. Milton Levenson Professor Joseph L. Gastwirth Liautaud Ms. Irene Roth Renato Miracco Collection for over a quarter century. They have Nancy Howard Gloria Seelig Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Birney Michael Gershenson Mrs. Amy Lifson Mr. and Mrs. Henri F. Rush Roberto Coin assisted museum staff in almost every department Nadine Jacobs Arlene Selber Ms. Claudia Bismark and The Honorable Kenneth W. Ms. Sandra H. Loftin Mr. David L. Scally Tenth and Blake and have expanded their duties and responsibilities Wendy Jarcho Margaret Sharkey Mr. Wade Wilson Gideon and Mrs. Carol Gideon Ms. Carroll Long Ms. Julie Schauer The Jefferson Hotel as the Phillips has developed and evolved. During Robert Jones Dina Sip Mr. Erich Bloch Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Gill Ms. Wendy Luke Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schlachtmeyer Total Wine & More FY13, 87 volunteers served the museum, contribut- Tomoko Kanekiyo Hannah Soh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bochner Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. George Quincey Dr. Susan Schneider and WAMU 88.5 FM ing over 4,000 hours as Art Information Volunteers, Kathy Kendall Ritha Spitz Mr. Henry H. Booth Mr. Andrew Glickman Lumsden Mr. Mark Schneider WilmerHale Tish Kilpatrick Susan Stockdale Departmental Volunteers, and Volunteer Children’s Mr. Valentino Bozzelli and Mr. Gregg Golden Ms. Sandra M. Mabry Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schuchman WMATA Carolyn Kingsley Barbara Taylor Ms. Mary Annella Frank Mr. James R. Golden Mr. and Mrs. David Manke Mr. Stanton Sechler Docents. The Phillips is deeply grateful to them. Mathew Klapper Armine Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brady Mr. Alan W. H. Gourley and Dr. Devra Marcus and Dr. Emma Shelton and Matching Gift Companies Michael Kucmeroski Jutta Thornberry Ms. Francoise M. Brasier Ms. Sarah Brown Mr. Michael Horowitz Dr. Florence K. Millar $600 and above Jan Abraham Cate Cowan Paula Lake Claire Walling Mr. Marcus Brauchli and Ms. Dr. David Granite, MD Mrs. Ellen W. Martin Ms. Adele Z. Silver Bank of America Kevin Allen Torey Cummings Susan Langley Brian Weinstein Maggie Farley Mr. John Grob Ms. Diana Martin Mrs. Joan Simmons The Capital Group Companies Todd Ambrose Diana Darwin John Laswick Tracy Weiser Mr. Robert Brent and Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Groberg Ms. Opal-Dawn Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith Charitable Foundation Fay Arrington Clorinda Driscoll Sam Lederer Linda Weitz Ms. Cynthia T. Redick Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Guenther Ms. Jerri Matchinsky Mr. David Smith and General Electric Foundation Beverly Birchman Robert Emmons Martin Less Sally Wells Mr. Bruce D. Brown and Joseph and Merna Guttentag Mr. William O. 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22 The Phillips Collection magazine | spring/summer 2014 The Phillips Collection magazine | spring/summer 2014 23 financial review The summary information presented here is derived Certain amounts in the prior year’s financial statements have from the museum’s audited financial statements. been reclassified to conform to the current year’s presentation. A full copy of these statements is available from the These reclassifications had no effect on the previously reported Finance Office of the museum and on the museum’s changes in net assets. website at www.phillipscollection.org

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

As of July 31 2013 2012 Year ended July 31 2013 2012 Assets Revenue Cash and cash equivalents $ 330,122 $ 174,552 Gifts, grants, and corporate support $ 5,835,183 $ 5,307,440 Receivables, net Fees from exhibitions and loaned art 1,512,168 959,023 Trade 371,000 262,531 Admissions 710,658 1,006,913 Gifts and grants 1,952,566 1,178,170 Shop, net of cost of goods sold 325,607 382,845 Pledges, net of allowance for doubtful accounts – temporarily restricted 786,376 708,962 Other revenue 157,572 211,910 Pledges, net of allowance for doubtful accounts – endowment 326,268 1,709,707 Contributed goods and services 393,618 401,200 Total receivables 3,436,210 3,859,370 Endowment earnings for operations 2,067,346 2,036,449 Total revenue 11,002,152 10,305,780 Merchandise inventory 300,749 309,042 Prepaid expenses 104,271 108,807 Expenses Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation and amortization 30,955,546 32,069,466 Personnel 6,405,064 6,464,798 Investments 52,668,698 48,804,798 Exhibitions 1,167,243 1,591,815 Total assets $ 87,795,596 $ 85,326,035 Contractual services 609,066 586,110 Insurance 262,962 256,546 Utilities 562,721 576,849 Other facility costs 435,385 484,183 Liabilities and Net Assets Administrative expenses 480,613 559,417 Liabilities Printing and publications 122,831 321,362 Bonds payable $ 12,096,825 $ 12,465,000 Information technology expenses 229,416 262,363 Note payable 1,305,733 — Fundraising activities and institutional events 237,341 261,062 Line of credit 1,280,529 160,000 Marketing and advertising 59,864 37,844 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 460,086 576,368 Contributed goods and services 393,618 401,200 Accrued compensation 312,858 385,903 Total expenses 10,966,124 11,803,549 Deferred revenue 264,033 324,823 Capital lease obligation 63,804 129,226 Change in net assets from operations 36,028 (1,497,769) Gift annuity debt 179,805 196,107 Interest rate swap obligation — 1,442,644 Other items Total liabilities 15,963,673 15,680,071 Non-operating investment earnings (losses) 3,952,954 (1,739,741) Long-term financing expenses (633,605) (513,508) Net assets Depreciation of non-operating assets (1,028,884) (1,037,139) Unrestricted 14,825,038 12,603,597 Art collection acquisitions (141,372) (76,204) Temporarily restricted 22,747,904 22,868,406 Unrealized (loss)/gain on interest rate swap 71,098 (98,085) Permanently restricted 34,258,981 34,173,961 Campaign expenses (70,260) (123,924) Total net assets 71,831,923 69,645,964 Change in net assets 2,185,959 (5,086,370) Net assets, beginning of year 69,645,964 74,732,334 Total liabilities and net assets $ 87,795,596 $ 85,326,035 Net assets, end of year $ 71,831,923 $ 69,645,964

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August 1, 2012–July 31, 2013

Gjon Mili Stroboscopic Image of Girl Wearing Culottes, Sarah Anne Johnson, Kneesock and Loafers Red Head, 2005 Riding Bicycle, 1945 John Walker (British, b. 1939), William Bailey (American, b. 1930), Berenice Abbott, Turtle Kraal, Key 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Untitled (Glove), 1990. Oil and mixed Untitled, 1981. Etching and aquatint West, Florida, 1954. Gelatin silver Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0006) 1 1 media on paper, 29 x 22 in. Gift of on Rives paper, 27 /2 x 22 /4 in. print, 8 x 10 in. Gift of Lisa Finn, Henry J. Werronen, initiated 1994, Gift of Gail and John Thomason in 2012 (2012.013.0003) Arnold Newman, Lyndon B. Johnson, completed 2013 (1994.014.0003) honor of Linda and Beau Kaplan, 1963. Early gelatin silver print, 14 2012 (2012.006.0002) Berenice Abbott, Windmill New x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Naoto Nakagawa (Japanese- Jersey, c. 1930. Gelatin silver print, Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0007) American, b. 1944), Untitled (Desert), Seymour Lipton (American, 8 x 10 in. Gift of Lisa Finn, 2012 1992. Watercolor, gouache and 1903–1986), Model for “Oracle”, (2012.013.0004) Arnold Newman, Op-ed Writers, sand on paper, 14 x 10 in. Gift of 1965. Nickel, silver, and bronze on Washington, D.C., 1984, printed Henry J. Werronen, initiated 1994, Monel, height: 15 in. Gift of Alan Berenice Abbott, Union Square West, later. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 completed 2013 (1994.014.0005) Lipton, 2012 (2012.007.0001) New York, 1938. Gelatin silver print, in. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, 11 x 14 in. Gift of Lisa Finn, 2012 2012 (2012.014.0008) Susan Crile (American, b. 1942), Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886–1957), (2012.013.0005) Working Drawing–Orvieto/Rome, 1987. Untitled, 1943. Watercolor on rice Arnold Newman, Art Students League 1 Pastel on paper, 16 x 19 in. Gift of paper, 14 x 10 /2 in. Gift of Kerry H. Berenice Abbott, Under the “El” Alumni Group, 1950, printed later. Henry J. Werronen, initiated 1994, Stowell, 2012 (2012.008.0001) Lower East Side, New York, c. 1935. Gelatin silver print, 16 x 20 in. Gift completed 2013 (1994.014.0006) Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 ery, N e w Y or k courte s y Ju l ie au G a ll ery, Alfred Eisenstaedt (German-born of Lisa Finn, 2012 (2012.013.0006) (2012.014.0009) Ian Parry (Australian, b. 1947), American, 1898–1995), Van Cliburn Alfred Eisenstaedt, Leonard the Heather and Tony Podesta Port Philip Bay–Moonrise, 1986. at Steinway Hall in New York City, 1958. Bernstein Rehearsing Gustav Mahler’s Collection, Washington, DC, 2012 Arnold Newman (American, 1918– Arnold Newman, Estee Lauder 13 5 Oil on canvas, 20 x 22 in. Gift of Gelatin silver print, 8 /16 x 13 /16 in. Resurrection Symphony at Carnegie (2012.012.0001) 2006), Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Family Group, 1979, printed later. Henry J. Werronen, initiated 1994, Gift from the Collection of Michael Hall, 1960. Gelatin silver print, Rice, 1978, printed later. Gelatin Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift completed 2013 (1994.014.0007) and Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 1 1 silver print, 20 x 16 in. Gift of Lisa of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 13 /2 x 10 /2 in. Gift from the James Casebere (American, b. 1953), California, 2012 (2012.009.0001) Finn, 2012 (2012.013.0007) (2012.014.0010) Collection of Michael and Joyce Sing Sing 2, 1992. Dye destruction Lyonel Feininger (American, 1 1 Axelrod, Mill Valley, California, print, 28 /2 x 38 /2 in. Ed. 1/5, Gift 1871–1956), , Kreuzende, Segelschaffe II Alfred Eisenstaedt, Van Cliburn 2012 (2012.009.0004) of the Heather and Tony Podesta Arnold Newman, Marcel Duchamp, Gjon Mili (American, 1904–1984), 5 9 1919. Woodcut, 8 8 16 / x 10 / in. Rehearsing with the New York Collection, Washington, DC, 2012 1942, printed later. Gelatin silver World’s Ace Juggler Massimiliano Gift of Gail and John Thomason in Philharmonic, 1958. Gelatin silver W. Eugene Smith (American, (2012.012.0002) print, 20 x 16 in. Gift of Lisa Finn, Truzzi Juggling Plates in Performance memory of Ritalou and Robert O. print, 12 ¼ x 9 in. Gift from the 1918–1978), Van Cliburn Recording 2012 (2012.013.0008) with Ringling Brothers Circus in Harris, 2012 (2012.006.0001) Collection of Michael and Joyce a Guitar Solo, 1951.Vintage gelatin Sarah Anne Johnson (Canadian, Madison Square Garden, 1941, Axelrod, Mill Valley, California, 1 1 Arnold Newman, Robert Moskowitz, printed c. 1941. Gelatin silver print, silver print, 6 /2 x 9 /8 in. Gift from b. 1976), Red Head, 2005. Acrylic on 2012 (2012.009.0002) 1 1990. Gelatin silver print, 14 x 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan the Collection of Michael and Joyce board and Plexiglas, 8 /16 x 10 in. 11 in. Gift of Lisa Finn, 2012 Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0011) Axelrod, Mill Valley, California, Gift of the Heather and Tony Gjon Mili, Study of Boat Shapes, Gjon Mili, Ballet Master George (2012.013.0009) 2012 (2012.009.0005) Podesta Collection, Washington, Stevens Institute of Technology, Balanchine Taking a Curtain Call Gjon Mili, World’s Ace Juggler DC, 2012 (2012.012.0003) Hoboken, 1941, printed c. 1941. Following Performance of New York City Arnold Newman, Peter Gabriel, 2002, Massimiliano Truzzi Juggling Two Ruth Orkin (American, 1921– Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift Ballet during Stravinsky Festival at printed later. Gelatin silver print, Balls & Sword in Performance with 1985), Marian Anderson and Leonard Sarah Anne Johnson, Girls on of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 the New York State Theater, NY, 1972, 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Ringling Brothers Circus in Madison Bernstein Rehearsing with the New York the Beach, 2004. Modeling clay (2012.014.0015) printed c. 1972. Gelatin silver print, 1 Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0001) Square Garden, 1941, printed c. Philharmonic at Lewisohn Stadium, (Sculpey), 3 x 7 /2 x 6 in. Gift of 11 x 14 in. Gift of Adam and Susan 1941. Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 New York City, June 1947. Gelatin the Heather and Tony Podesta Gjon Mili, Stroboscopic Image Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0019) 1 5 Arnold Newman, Richard Lindner, in. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, silver print, 6 /2 x 8 /8 in. Gift from Collection, Washington, DC, 2012 of Three-Cushion Follow Shot by 1977, printed later. Gelatin silver 2012 (2012.014.0012) the Collection of Michael and Joyce (2012.012.0004) Billiards Champion Juan Navarra Gjon Mili, Game of Billiards, 1948, print, 20 x 16 in. Gift of Adam and Axelrod, Mill Valley, California, in Championship Game with Willie printed c. 1948. Gelatin silver print, Susan Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0002) Gjon Mili, Stroboscopic Image of 2012 (2012.009.0006) Sarah Anne Johnson, Tree Hoppe, Willie Mosconi and Ezequiel 11 x 14 in. Gift of Adam and Susan World’s Ace Juggler Massimiliano Planting, 2003–05. Portfolio of Navarra, NY, 1948, printed c. 1948. Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0020) Arnold Newman, Thornton Wilder, Truzzi Juggling Plates in Performance Antony Gormley (British, b. 1950), approx. 65 chromogenic prints, Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 in. Gift 1962, printed later. Gelatin silver with Ringling Brothers Circus in Clearing 104, 2009. Carbon and Dimensions variable. Ed. 2/2. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 Gjon Mili, Ford Car Being Driven 1 3 print, 20 x 16 in. Gift of Adam and Madison Square Garden, 1941, casein on paper, 30 /3 x 43 /4 in. of the Heather and Tony Podesta (2012.014.0016) through Deep Water at Ford Test Site, Susan Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0003) printed c. 1941. Gelatin silver print, Gift of the artist, 2012 Collection, Washington, DC, 2012 Detroit, MI, 1948, printed c. 1948., 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan (2012.010.0001) (2012.012.005–69) Gjon Mili, Sparrow Hawk about to Land Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift Arnold Newman,Will Barnett, 1993, Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0013) on Gloved Hand of Young Boy, 1942, of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 Aimé Mpane (Congolese, b. 1968), printed later. Gelatin silver print, t, b onn © 2014 A rti s t right ociety (ar ), N e w YO r k / VG b i l d- un t, Berenice Abbott (American, printed c. 1942. Gelatin silver print, (2012.014.0021) 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Gjon Mili, Stroboscopic Image of Mapasa, 2012. Acrylic and mixed 1898–1991), Mason Dixon Line, 10 x 8 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Lyonel Feininger, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Leonard Bernstein Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0004) World’s Ace Juggler Massimiliano Kreuzende, Segelschaffe II, media on two wooden panels, Pennsylvania, 1954. Gelatin silver Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0017) Gjon Mili, Light Drawing of Figure Rehearsing Gustav Mahler with the 1 Truzzi Juggling Plates in Performance 1919 12 /2 x 12 in. each panel. The print, 10 x 8 in. Gift of Lisa Finn, Made by Artist Pablo Picasso Using New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Arnold Newman, Pablo Picasso, with Ringling Brothers Circus in Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Award, 2012 (2012.013.0001) Gjon Mili, Stop-Action Photograph Flashlight, France, 1949, printed c. Hall, 1956. Gelatin silver print, 2012 (2012.011.0001) 1954, printed later. Gelatin silver Madison Square Garden, 1941, 3 1 of Splash of Water, 1940, printed c. 1949. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 13 /8 x 9 /2 in. Gift from the print, 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and printed c. 1941. Gelatin silver print, Berenice Abbott, Old Slave Block, 1940. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, Collection of Michael and Joyce Susan Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0005) 14 x 11 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Valeska Soares (Brazilian, b. Fredericksburg, Virginia, 1954. Gelatin in. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0022) Axelrod, Mill Valley, California, Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0014) 1957), Fainting Couch, 2002. silver print, 8 x 10 in. Gift of Lisa 2012 (2012.014.0018) 2012 (2012.009.0003) Stainless steel, flowers, and textile, Finn, 2012 (2012.013.0002) Arnold Newman, Jimmy Carter, 1976, 3 1 3 printed later. Gelatin silver print, 13 /4 x 23 /2 x 78 /4 in. Gift of

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Gjon Mili, Light Drawing Made by Alan Cote (American, b. 1937), Mark Power, Interior Baseball, 2012. Bruce Davidson, Miners Walking in Contemporary Voices Pablo Picasso, Vallauris, France, 1949, Untitled, 1975. Brush, charcoal, and Digital photograph, 13 x 19 in. Field (Wales series), 1965. Gelatin printed c. 1949. Gelatin silver print, diluted charcoal on mold-made Gift from the Collection of Randall silver print, 16 x 20 in. Promised The Phillips is proud to add to its 1 10 x 8 in. Gift of Adam and Susan French paper (2 sheets), 29 /2 x Chanler and Andrew Stancioff, gift from the Collection of Michael collection two contemporary pieces— 1 Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0023) 86 /2 in. Gift of Henry J. Werronen, 2013 (2013.003.0008) and Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 Mapasa by Aimé Mpane and Wind 2013 (2013.002.0002) (2013.008.0005) #7 in Jungle by Sijae Byun—that Gjon Mili, Game of Billiards, 1948, Xavier Veilhan (French, b. 1963), enrich the collection with works by printed c. 1948. Gelatin silver print, Ian Parry (Australian, b. 1947), Seated Nude, 2000. Jet print mounted Bruce Davidson, Ocean Liner 1 11 x 14 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Untitled (interior), 1986. Charcoal/ on aluminum, 63 x 47 /4 in. Gift of in Fog Under Bridge (The Bridge important artists of today. Thanks to Finn, 2012 (2012.014.0024) ink on paper, 42 x 30 in. Gift the artist, 2013 (2013.004.0001) series), 1963. Gelatin silver print, Gallerist’s Dorothy and Herbert Vogel of Henry J. Werronen, 2013 16 x 20 in. Promised gift from Award and Phillips Trustee Carol Gjon Mili, Hungarian Table Tennis (2013.002.0003) Joseph Conrad, illustrated by Sean the Collection of Michael and Brown Goldberg and Hank Goldberg Player Demonstrating Technique at Scully, Heart of Darkness, 4 1/2- Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 for helping the Phillips acquire the Gjon Mili’s Studio, 1940, printed c. John Walker (British, b. 1939), page etchings, 4 full-page etchings, (2013.008.0006) 1940. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 Untitled (Australian series), 1992. Edition 74/300. The Limited paintings from the 2012 and 2013 in. Gift of Adam and Susan Finn, Monotype on handmade Japanese Editions Club, 1992. The Raymond Bruce Davidson, Man Ordering at (e)merge art fairs in Washington. 7 1 2012 (2012.014.0025) long-fibered paper, 20 /8 x 17 /2 Machesney Coburn Collection. Drive-In (Los Angeles series), 1964. in. Gift of Henry J. Werronen, 2013 Gift of Raymond Machesney, 2013 Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gjon Mili, Stroboscopic Image of Girl (2013.002.0004) (2013.005.0001) Promised gift from the Collection Wearing Culottes, Kneesock and Loafers of Michael and Joyce Axelrod, Mill Aimé Mpane Sijae Byun Riding Bicycle, 1945, printed c. 1945. Mark Power (American, b. 1937), Sandra Cinto (Brazilian, b. 1968), Valley, 2012 (2013.008.0007) Mapasa, meaning “twins,” is composed Functions of the human body like Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 in. Gift Wall with Sky, 1974. Digital The Tempest, Volume III, 2012. Print of two portraits. Many Congolese believe digesting, breathing, and circulating of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 photograph, 13 x 19 in. Gift from on fabric, acrylic and permanent Bruce Davidson, Statue at Motel Pool twins have divinatory power. The idea of are an underlying theme in my current (2012.014.0026) the Collection of Randall Chanler pen on mdf, 14 x 10 x 2 1/4 in. (Los Angeles series), 1964. Gelatin creating this diptych came to me after nature and architecture series. To me and Andrew Stancioff, 2013 Edition 3 of 5, with 1AP. Gift of the silver print, 16 x 20 in. Promised seeing near my studio a demonstration Gjon Mili, Multiple Image of Little (2013.003.0001) artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, gift from the Collection of Michael wind is like breathing, so I try to infuse Boy Running, 1941, printed c. 1941. New York, 2013 (2013.006.0001) and Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 by Congolese women against Chinese human function and apply a flow to the Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift Mark Power, Wall Divided, 1974. (2013.008.0008) merchants. In Mapasa, the figures are painting. The jungle is very alive, with of Adam and Susan Finn, 2012 Digital photograph, 13 x 19 in. Bruce Davidson (American, b. turning their backs to us; only the so many species of animals and plants (2012.014.0027) Gift from the Collection of Randall 1933), Large Family in Kitchen Bruce Davidson, Man Sipping Coffee imported textile from China comes out, as that I wanted to show the organic, Chanler and Andrew Stancioff, (East 100th Street series) with Bottles in Foreground, (Cafeteria a statement of the overwhelming presence natural feeling of it. Jules Olitski (American, 1922– 2013 (2013.003.0002) 1966–68. Gelatin silver print, series), 1973. Gelatin silver print, of China in daily African family life. I only 2007), Glow On, 1963. Magna 11 x 14 in. Promised gift from 11 x 14 in. Promised gift from cut out part of the profile to express the I like the performing arts and I am acrylic on canvas, 34 x 31 in. Mark Power, Portrait of Mexican the Collection of Michael and the Collection of Michael and inspired by the use of space and Gift of Kristina Olitski, 2012 Girl, 1962. Digital photograph, 19 Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 anger, fear, and loss of local businesses by (2012.015.0001) x 13 in. Gift from the Collection (2013.008.0001) (2013.008.0009) Chinese outsourcing politics in Africa. screens in set design. It utilizes of Randall Chanler and Andrew transparency, layers, light, and shadows. Jules Olitski, Ariadne: Orange, 2002. Stancioff, 2013 (2013.003.0003) Bruce Davidson, Two Women in Bruce Davidson, Pregnant Woman I work on 0.15-inch plywood made up I want to mix those concepts and Pastel on all rag paper, 22 x 18 in. Bedroom (East 100th Street series), in Pink Dress Against Yellow Rail of three compressed layers of wood of apply drawing and painting to bring Dreier Fund for Acquisitions, 2012 Mark Power, Roses, 2002. Digital 1966–68. Gelatin silver print, (Subway series), 1980s. Dye transfer different colors—light brown, white, and out the images in my head. I start with (2012.016.0001) photograph, 13 x 19 in. Gift from 11 x 14 in. Promised gift from print, 20 x 24 in. Promised gift dark brown—which refers to human a drawing and then let that dictate the Collection of Randall Chanler the Collection of Michael and from the Collection of Michael and skin, also composed of three layers. By Jules Olitski, Reclining Nude from and Andrew Stancioff, 2013 Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 the colors that go with the image and the Back, 1968. Pencil, wax, crayon, (2013.003.0004) (2013.008.0002) (2013.008.0010) cutting into this wood (skin) with only feeling. It takes a while—around six and sanguine on paper, 18 x 13 in. a traditional African axe, I work like a months per painting—because each Dreier Fund for Acquisitions, 2012 Mark Power, Pink Dress, 2011. Bruce Davidson, Picnic with Bruce Davidson, Standing Couple, woodpecker, picking deeper into the layer takes me in different directions. (2012.016.0002) Digital photograph, 13 x 19 in. Hammock Near River (East 100th Woman in Yellow Blouse (Subway surface to express what oppresses my Gift from the Collection of Randall Street series), 1966–68. Gelatin silver series), 1980s. Dye transfer print, neighbors in Kinshasa. Jules Olitski, Before Tina Bathed, Chanler and Andrew Stancioff, print, 11 x 14 in. Promised gift 20 x 24 in. Promised gift from 1998. Pastel and watercolor 2013 (2013.003.0005) from the Collection of Michael and the Collection of Michael and 3 on paper, 17 /4 x 12 in. Dreier Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 Sijae Byun Fund for Acquisitions, 2012 Mark Power, Martin Luther King (2013.008.0003) (2013.008.0011) top: Aimé Mpane Wind #7 in Jungle, 2013 Mapasa, 2012 (2012.016.0003) Memorial, 2012. Digital photograph, Acrylic and ink on silk Acrylic and mixed media 13 x 19 in. Gift from the Collection Bruce Davidson, Group of Miners in Bruce Davidson, Couple Standing, 50 ½ x 37 ½ in. on two wood panels Stephen Bambury (New Zealander, of Randall Chanler and Andrew Hats (Wales series), 1965. Gelatin Man in White Gym Suit (Subway Acquired with funds 12 ½ x 12 in. each panel b. 1951), Untitled, 1986. Graphite Stancioff, 2013 (2013.003.0006) silver print, 11 x 14 in. Promised series), 1980s. Dye transfer print, provided by Hank and The Dorothy and Herbert and prepared pigments in artist’s gift from the Collection of Michael 20 x 24 in. Promised gift from Carol Brown Goldberg Vogel Award, 2012 medium on mold-made, water- Mark Power, Chinatown, 2012. and Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 the Collection of Michael and 1 5 marked paper, 27 /2 x 19 /8 in. Digital photograph, 13 x 19 in. (2013.008.0004) Joyce Axelrod, Mill Valley, 2012 Gift of Henry J. Werronen, 2013 Gift from the Collection of Randall (2013.008.0012) (2013.002.0001) Chanler and Andrew Stancioff, 2013 (2013.003.0007)

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