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Cover: Meg Stuart & Jompet Kuswidananto/ Damaged Goods: Celestial Sorrow April 13, 2019 Walker Art Center Commission Photo: Pierre Ware

This page: Sondra Perry’s Graft and Ash for a Three Monitor Workstation (2016) in the exhibition The Body Electric March 30–July 21, 2019 Teen Takeover Spring 2019, in the exhibition 3 Allora & Calzadilla: Chalk May 24, 2019 Photo: Awa Mally Lola Arias: Minefield, part of Out There 2019 4 January 21–February 2, 2019 Photo: Tristram Kenton Al Taw’am’s Essence, part of Choreographers’ Evening 2018: 5 Curated by Pramila Vasudevan November 24, 2018 Photo: Bobby Rogers Views of the exhibition Five Ways In: 6 Themes from the Collection February 14, 2019–October 3, 2021

Photo: Pierre Ware 7 CONTENTS

THE YEAR IN REVIEW: HIGHLIGHTS OF FISCAL YEAR 2018–2019 8 – Interdisciplinary Initiative 10 – Multidisciplinary Programs 17 – Education and Public Programs 51 – Financial Stewardship 64 – Moving Forward 65

MEASURES OF SUCCESS 66

ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS 70

DONORS 82

FINANCIAL STATEMENT 98

WALKER ART CENTER 101 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2018–2019 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR When myWhen family and I arrived in Minnesota in January from Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Columbus, and Brussels. audiences nationally and internationally as they toured to reached also commissions performance and exhibitions percent of visitors to attend free of charge. Several Walker Thursday Nights, and the Garden, enabled more than 80 community such as Free Saturdays, First Target Free to make the Walker more accessible to the broadest and Minneapolis the Sculpture Garden. Initiatives designed which more people attracted to than the Walker 882,000 mance events, and 177 moving image screenings, all of featured in 12 nearly artists exhibitions, 1,000 67 perfor presented more than thought-provoking 500 programs. We pleasedvery to that report the institution organized and on the Walker’s Ireflect As recent most fiscal year, I’m in Minnesota. asset around the globe while also as serving abeloved cultural now of an part be institution that is both deeply respected have heard so much about over the years. I’m thrilled to entire career as well as the Twin Cities community that I to know an institution that Ihave greatly admired for my writing, Ican tell you that it has exhilarating been to get CenterArt for little more than 10 full months as of this I have only as served executive director of the Walker warm welcome from everyone we encountered. While and extremely cold temperatures as well as an exceedingly New York City, we were greeted by agreat deal of snow FISCAL YEAR2018–2019 THE YEARINREVIEW: HIGHLIGHTS OF

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8 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR the highlights and major achievements from the Walker’s In the following letter, it is my pleasure to share some of another 459,000 visits. garnered artists, Minnesota for community online dynamic 1.6 million unique visits; while mnartists.org, the Walker’s In addition, our website walkerart.org more attracted than create innovative original and programs. the publicserve through adiverse array of offerings; and today’s exciting most engage, and artists; art educate, and for they everything dostaff ensure the Walker can present appreciation to the devoted Board of Trustees and stellar cultural heritage fund. Lastly, Iwant to express my deep thanks to alegislative appropriation and from the arts Boarda Minnesota Operating grant, State Support Arts voters of Minnesota for supporting the Walker through LinesAir and Target, Lead U.S. Partner Bank, and the like to recognize our generous Premier Delta Partners and 150-plus corporate and foundation Iwould partners. some 140 community, civic, and copresenting partners; by the Walker’s more members and than donors; 6,300 provided support tremendous the without possible be fiscal year 2018–2019.Of course, none ofthis work would 9 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Interdisciplinary Initiative focuses on the intersection of of intersection the on focuses Initiative Interdisciplinary four-year The art. interdisciplinary in efforts leadership Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to national its extend In 2016 the Walker received amajor grant from the American premiere Walker her of American co-commissioned mances of her Europe’s influential most danceincluded perfor artists, ambitiousAn two-week residency Stuart, one of with Meg through his daily encounters the with news. reflecting the artist’s meditations on the atrocities of war tion, Eyes the in Sand Mour were spective Majdalanie, and Kerbaj. Mazen Rounding out the retro Englishwith by Lebanese Mroué, Lina performing artists a darkly comedic work co-created and in performed Arabic Walker-commissioned premiereworld the of Borborygmus , There festival included afinal production residency and Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990). The January 2019 Out the drawing often Middle East, from his experience of the Mroué’s work engages with the contemporary politics of Rabih Mroué.artist Spanning theater, music, and visual art, of programs, including series athree-part by Beirut-born whose in support 2018–2019 made possible anumber The Walker remains grateful to the Mellon Foundation, conservation. and acquisition, publishing, scholarship, archiving, documentation, for models new an in-depth research initiative; aproduction initiative; and performance, and visual performing and involves arts, arts, Again we are drawings defeated, new featured which Interdisciplinary Initiative Evening of solos and duets and the North and his solo first USgallery presenta é ’s intriguing lecture-performance lecture-performance ’s intriguing - - - 10 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR transformed the Theater McGuire into an intimate perfor themes of possession, and ghosts, grief, Sorrow Celestial mounted within his immersive light installation. Exploring Kuswidananto, ration renowned with Indonesian visual Jompet artist installation/performance André Lepecki; an Artist Op-Ed publicationAndré Op-Ed Lepecki; an by Artist Jules Walker-commissioned essays by independent curator supported new scholarly research and writing, including Over the year, past the Interdisciplinary Initiative also tation was provided during the daylong event. able to finally realize it here at the Walker. interpre ASL had imaginedThe artists this project for years but were installation. audiovisual spectacular Mirza’s Haroon with Atoui’s electronic music was created live in collaboration while vessels, glass liquid-filled of installation their activated Norment with Craig Taborn, Tarek Atoui). Jules Gimbrone built and played (Walter by Kitundu, the artists Camille (Christine Sun Kim), and resonant or instruments objects solo saxophone Roberts), (Matana audiovisual poetry featured new electronic work (St. Paul’s Philip Blackburn), departments. The wide-rangingPerforming music Arts co-curatedbased by artists, the Walker’s and Visual Arts Minnesota- and national, international, featuring festival Resonance: Marathon was afree, ASound Art 10-hour Bridging the worlds of experimental sound and sculpture, as Kuswidananto with took place within the installation. Stuartbetween and scholar Thomas F. as DeFrantz well cians from across Europe and Indonesia. Free public talks sides on the stage facing five virtuosic dancers and musi mative installation with audience members on all four Celestial Sorrow Celestial Celestial Sorrow Celestial was alive performance . Acollabo - - - -

11 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LOOP mance works were mounted in 2017–2018) to publish teams worked with Jason (whose Moran visual and perfor history. In addition, the Walker’s Design and publishing and multiple essays relating to the Walker’s interdisciplinary Gimbrone; interviews Mroué with and artist Kuswidananto; Schneemann. performance pioneers Ron Athey, Joan Jonas, and Carolee a new video work by Laure Prouvost as well as works by plinary acquisitions by choreographer Maria Hassabi and 2018–2019 several interdisci guide helped also initiative publication from on jazz black perspectives. The artists’ —the first installment first —the of Moran’s innovative digital - - 12 Meg Stuart & Jompet Kuswidananto/Damaged Goods: 13 Celestial Sorrow April 13, 2019 Walker Art Center Commission Photo: Pierre Ware Mazen Kerbaj, Lina Majdalanie, and Rabih Mroué: 14 Borborygmus, part of Out There 2019 January 11–12 2019 Resonance: A Sound Art Marathon 15 May 18, 2019 Photos: Malanda Jean-Claude LOOP #1, a magazine by Jason Moran, published on the 16 Walker Reader November 18, 2018 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR a major thematic group show, and solo two presenta exhibitions, areinstallation of the permanent collection, 2019 included amajor retrospective, midcareer survey The 12 Walker exhibitions presented in fiscal year 2018– foregrounding ways that artists continually reinterpret reinterpret continually artists that ways foregrounding interior scene, landscape, still life, and abstraction, while show is organized by five familiar genres: portraiture, the Five of Waysopening In: Themes from the Collection In February, our focus on the collection continued the with generation inspired of artists by these earlier examples. commissions new alongside by a collection films from the Platforms: Commissions presented and Collection landmark bition in aUS museum. In the early winter, the multipart work of London-based Elizabeth Price, artist exhi her first December, the Walker opened asolo presentation on the Torres’s work, copublished by institutions. the two In was accompanied by catalogue the first to survey García Contemporary Centre,with WIELS, Art Brussels, and artist’s USsurvey. first This exhibition was copresented Torres: Brought Illusion Here Me Artforum coverage from outlets ranging from the New York Times to by the Walker, and also received broad and positive press bition was accompanied by amajor catalogue, published and New York. the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The exhi this Minneapolis-based co-organized artist, by the Walker comprehensive US presentation devoted to the work of retrospective The Walker’s fall season began the with premiere of the tions that were US shows the first for the featured artists. . Also opening in the fall of 2018 was Mario García Multidisciplinary Programs Siah Armajani: Follow This Line This Follow Armajani: Siah , the Mexico City–based , the Mexico City–based , the first . The - - - 17 Siah Armajani’s Fallujah (2014–2015) in the exhibition 18 Siah Armajani: Follow This Line September 9–December 30, 2018 View of the exhibition Siah Armajani: Follow This Line 19 September 9–December 30, 2018 Mario García Torres’s Thursday, Ferbruary 7, 2019 (n.d.) in 20 the exhibition Mario García Torres: Illusion Brought Me Here October 25, 2018–February 17, 2019 21

Views of the exhibition Mario García Torres: Illusion Brought Me Here October 25, 2018–February 17, 2019 View of the exhibition Five Ways In: 22 Themes from the Collection February 14, 2019–October 3, 2021 Views of the exhibition Allora & Calzadilla: Chalk 23 February 14–September 8, 2019

Photo: Pierre Ware Ulrike Rosenbach’s Reflexionen über die Gerburt der Venus II 24 (Reflections on the Birth of Venus II) (1975/1978) in the exhibition The Body Electric March 30–July 21, 2019 Views of the exhibition The Body Electric 25 March 30–July 21, 2019 Views of the exhibition The Body Electric 26 March 30–July 21, 2019

Top to bottom: Martine Sym’s Notes on Gesture (2015) and Trisha Baga’s Mollusca & The Pelvic Floor (2018) Views of the exhibition Platforms: Collection and Commissions 27 November 15, 2018–August 25, 2019

Top to bottom: Marcel Broodthaers’s Figures of Wax (Jeremy Bentham) (1974) and Yto Barrada’s Ether Reveries (Suit for Thérèse Riviere no. 2) (2017) LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR a large-scale work from the Walker’s collection by Puerto Calzadilla: & Allora Chalk was exhibition to discover the new and unexpected. Opening this with reacquainted with favorites from the collection as well as become to visitors invites exhibition installations—the image moving photography, and drawing, sculpture, works—painting, 100 than more With categories. these War. Reflecting acontinued commitment to site-specific veterans from both sides of the 1982 Falklands/Malvinas involving real-life and British project theater Argentine writer, director, visual and filmmaker artist, Lola Arias’s Berlin innovators Zvizdal as well as collaborators and Schaal Kaneza performance-maker featured the Walker-commissioned Jack & expression across the month of January. The 2019 edition provocative,startling, and vital new forms of theatrical Walker’s successful Out There festival once again brought mental unit of life and relation its to the universe. The funda the on contemplation performance large-scale andMonk her newest Songs work Cellular music. The season opened with the legendary Meredith trum of contemporary dance, theater, performance, and spec recognized nationally a presented program Arts During the 2018–2019 season, the Walker’s Performing from the physical world to the screen and back again. of the real and virtual, the organic and artificial, moving themes explored who generational and international artists Walker-organized show featured works by some 50 inter our perceptions of the human body and everyday life. The ways that photographic, televisual, and digital media affect Calzadilla. Opening in March, collaboratorsRico–based Jennifer Allora and Guillermo

[Chernobyl, close] far—so so . Out There concluded Out Argentine with The Body Electric questioned , apresentation of by the theater/ the by , a stunning stunning a , by Belgian Belgian by - - - 28 Kaneza Schaal in collaboration with Cornell Alston and 29 Christopher Myers: JACK &, part of Out There 2019 January 17–19, 2019 Photo: Amani Ragland Le Patin Libre: Vertical Influences 30 April 25 & 27, 2019 Photo: Alicia Clarke Zoe Cinel’s You Are Here, part of Choreographers’ Evening 2018: 31 Curated by Pramila Vasudevan November 24, 2018 Photo: Bobby Rogers Meredith Monk & Vocal Ensemble: Cellular Songs 32 October 4–6, 2018 Photo: Julieta Cervantes Yuki Tokuda’s Aria, part of Choreographers’ Evening 2018: 33 Curated by Pramila Vasudevan November 24, 2018 Photo: Bobby Rogers Amal Rogers and Anat Shinar’s Coping Mechanisms 1, part of 34 Choreographers’ Evening 2018: Curated by Pramila Vasudevan November 24, 2018 Photo: Bobby Rogers LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ming also introduced the work of New York–based writer, both Minneapolis and St. Paul. Dance season program company Brownbody, for performances at ice arenas in PatinLe Libre, along with local contemporary ice dance Minnesota’s Auditorium to present Quebec’s Northrop producing, the Walker partnered withthe University of deM atlaS; St. Paul–basedby rapper Superstar; Mar Har deM Bones, punk anew duo band led the legendary Heart X; LA National; rising Australian indie rock Courtney star Barnett; the headliners rock art Award–winning Grammy including a rich diversity of genres and critically acclaimed artistry, by Minnesota Public Radio’s 89.3 The Current, featured The 2019 Rock the Garden music festival, cosponsored and Rican Puerto alt-classical composer Ang composer Frost, Ben indie Juliana rock artist Barwick, SPCO-commissioned works by Icelandic electronic music program.porary Theevening featured new Walker/ vocal performing trio an ModernMedieval entire contem Orchestra’s Liquid Music series to present the early music the Walker joined forces the with St. Paul Chamber Cedar). In the realm of contemporary classical music, Hailu Mergia and his trio (copresented by and at the by Ethiopian American keyboard and accordion maestro and experimentalist Thurston Moore, and performances retrospective event in recognition of guitarist, composer, Threadgilltors Henry and Wadada Smith, Leo a multinight Music highlights included performances by innova jazz Vasudevan. Pramila artist sound dance/ interdisciplinary Twin by year this Cities–based also annual hosted its Choreographers’ Evening, curated tion celebrated with poet Claudia Rankine. The Walker choreographer, and Will performer Rawls in acollabora é lica Negr lica ó n. n. - - - -

35 Henry Threadgill performing as part of Celebrating Henry: A Threadgill Festival 36 February 15–16, 2019 Photo: Jayme Halbritter

Haliu Mergia October 26, 2018 Photo: Piotr Gruchala Claudia Rankine and Will Rawls: What Remains 37 March 7–9, 2019 Photo: Julieta Cervantes, courtesy Live Arts Bard Rock the Garden artist Lady Midnight 38 June 29, 2019 Photo: Bobby Rogers LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR on the Walker hillside paired silent films from the second year of Sound for Silents. This year’s free event In 2018, August the Walker produced and presented the andHats; New Zealand indie-rockers the Beths. “gothic blues” Adia star Victoria; local pop phenoms Bad and Kickapoo Nations). The four-week series showcased Arapaho (Northern Whiteman Missy filmmaker by curated Indigenous films that speak to future generations, guest INDIgenesis: GEN2 returned to the Walker Native/ with times, reviving the summer of 1968 anniversary. 50th on its conventions to capture the rebellious spirit of their changing ’68 looked through the eyes of filmmakers who challenged artist’s sions Paul Anton Smithand Chris Eyre, delving into each in Conversation series this year featured insightful discus tives with audiences in the Walker Cinema. The Filmmaker discussed his career and complex psychoanalytical narra juror,frequentinternational festival film Guadagninoa as and director inspirations influencesas and of range Italian director who made his debut in 1999. awide With featured Luca Guadagnino, the internationally renowned in the cinema. The Dialogue and Retrospective program on multiple platforms, including in the gallery, online, and pendent films; and provided creative spaces for filmmakers the medium; screened premieres of international and inde events that focused and on the history inventive uses of Moving Image programming in 2018–2019 presented Quintet. Dosh k and sionist Walker-commissionednew compositions by percus local Walker’s Ruben/Bentson Moving Image Collection with approaches to filmmaking. The series Summer Heat eyboard player Dosh and his Martin ensemble - - - -

39 Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria, part of Luca Guadagnino: Love and Horror 40 January 31, 2019 Photo: Alessio Bolzoni, courtesy Amazon Studios Director Paul Anton Smith, part of Filmmaker in 41 Conversation: Paul Anton Smith’s Have You Seen My Movie? September 14–15, 2018 Photo: Bobby Rogers Jean-Luc Godard’s Sympathy for the Devil (One Plus One), 42 part of Summer Heat ’68 July 25 & 27, 2018 Photo courtesy ABKCO Films

David Burton Morris’s Purple Haze, part of Summer Heat ’68 August 1 & 3, 2018 Photo courtesy Columbia Pictures Industries Inc. William Klein’s Mr. Freedom, part of Summer Heat ’68 43 July 11 & 13, 2018 Photo courtesy the Ruben/Bentson Moving Image Collection Adam Khalil and Bayley Sweitzer’s Empty Metal, 44 part of INDIgenesis: GEN2 March 8, 2019 Photo courtesy the artists Sound for Silents: Music on the Walker Hillside, 45 featuring Martin Dosh and the Dosh Quintet August 16, 2018 Photos: Galen Fletcher Director Luca Guadagnino, part of 46 Luca Guadagnino: Love and Horror February 1, 2019 Photo: Bobby Rogers Christina D. King and Elizabeth A. Castle’s Warrior Women, 47 part of INDIgenesis: GEN2 March 1, 2019 Photo: John G. Larson, courtesy ITVS and Vision Maker Media LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR with 95 public screenings and attendance reaching 32,000. reaching attendance and screenings public 95 with in advertising,the UK best remained a hugely popular event focused program. The British Arrows Awards, showcasing and presentations by special and afree guests, youth- well films as short by Indigenous filmmakers, discussions as features documentary and narrative of premieres area ciplinary practice. ciplinary stages film andjazz ashort about Rabih Mroué’s interdis piece diving into Jason Moran’s exploration of historical these are several Speaks videos, including Art an intriguing videos forshort every programming department. Among graphic identities, the Design Studio also created beautiful and materials, print catalogues, award-winning designing director of the and brand guru Mirko Borsche; and Gail Bichler, design independent illustrator Bráulio Amado; German designer Forest Young, Global of Design Head for Wolff Olins; 2019 spring The talents. emerging design featured series Lecture highlighting Series adiverse mix of established and the Walker’s Design Studio presented the annual Insights chapter of the American (AIGA), Institute of Graphic Arts Through long-standing its partnership thewith local New YorkNew Magazine Times . In addition to -

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Cover design by Gail Bichler, New York Times Magazine, part of Insights 2019 March 26, 2019 Photo courtesy the artist Catalogue for the exhibition Siah Armajani: Follow This Line 50 Published Fall 2018 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR programs like Free Saturday First and Target Free Thursday andand their engage practice. artists, with art, Popular Walker invited diverse audiences to experience, analyze, Through almost education 200 and public programs, the autism spectrum disorder, spectrum autism developmental or disabilities. processingaudiences differences, all sensory of ages with and monthly Friendly Sensory Sunday events engaged program visitors served with dementia and their caregivers, audio-described tours. The Contemporary Journeys and in Hmong, addition to American Sign Language and Spanish including English, than other languages in tours led university students and adult groups. Walker educators 72 percent of tours for K–12 students and 28 percent museum and the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, with Walker tours were delivered to 17,500 visitors across the all over the region. Leech Lake Reservation as well as Two Spirit models from featuring the work of Native designer Delina White from Fluid Fashion, fashion a Gender show Indigenous Spirit: Allen Ruppersberg: Intellectual Property 1968–2018 stores and tied to themes in the retrospective exhibition Bordeaux; apop-up record swap, hosted by local record featured avogueing competition hosted by Fatha Jazz Walker’s outdoor terraces on Target Free Thursday Nights, summer series Terrace Thursdays, which took place on the andand community by artists For partners. example, the wide range of and activities performances presented with Nights large attracted crowds once again this year for a Education andPublicPrograms ; and and ; 51 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR high school seniors. Teen audiences participated in awide Schools, offering credit recovery for rising graders 8th and New programs were also piloted Minneapolis with Public animation workshops. stop-motion in students 6th-grade by engagingPublic Schools’ Cultural Partnership Experiences The Walker continued to participate in the Minneapolis Onwuzurike, Savage. and Kathryn exhibition. Writers included Victoria Blanco, Nneka developed aworkshop about one of the themes in the program featured adifferent Writing Loft resident who Five Ways In: Themes from the Collection writing workshops in the spring related to the exhibition Schmid. In addition, Center Literary the Loft designed Verburgand JoAnn and academics such as Christina featuring as Siah such Armajani, artists Alexa Horochowski, The Walker also presented arange of lectures last year, Walker Center Art Teen Council Arts (WACTAC). DJs, workshops, and artist-led organized activities by the visitors and Teen Takeover events that featured bands and including free gallery admission for more than 7,000 teen engagement out-of-school of opportunities, variety arts . Each monthly monthly Each . 52 Free First Saturday: Kids’ Book Fair 53 October 6, 2018 Photos: Carina Lofgren Free First Saturday: Kids’ Film Fair 54 March 2, 2019 Photo: Mike P. Nelson

Free First Saturday: Building Bridges November 3, 2018 Photo: Carina Lofgren Teen Takeover Fall 2018 55 November 16, 2018 Photo: Carina Lofgren Teen Takeover Spring 2019 56 May 24, 2019 Photo: Awa Mally

Teen Takeover Fall 2018 November 16, 2018 Photo: Carina Lofgren Terrace Thursdays: Summer Muses, 57 part of Target Free Thursday Nights June 28, 2018

Terrace Thursdays: Vogue Night, part of Target Free Thursday Nights July 12, 2018 Indigenous Spirit: Gender Fluid Fashion by Delina White, 58 part of Target Free Thursday Nights June 13, 2019 Photo: Galen Fletcher Citizenship Series Spring 2019: Filling the Void, 59 part of Target Free Thursday Nights April 4, 2019 Photos: Galen Fletcher Terrace Thursdays: Summer Muses, 60 part of Target Free Thursday Nights June 28, 2018 Mn Artists Presents: Essma Imady, 61 part of Target Free Thursday Nights August 23, 2018 Photo: Galen Fletcher Art-Making with Maggie Thompson, 62 part of Target Free Thursday Nights June 13, 2019 Photos: Galen Fletcher 63

Contemporary Journeys Tour August 30, 2018 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR an outsized international reputation for the quality of its gral to fulfilling mission. its The Walker has always had risks andartistic invest in the cultural R&D that is inte Strong financial stewardship enables the Walker to take artistic and educational programming. educational and artistic than $1 million to the Walker’s support world-renowned a record number and of made guests anet profit of more sors, and all who attended, this singular event welcomed Jim Pohlad and Denise Mallery, committee members, spon Thanks to the generosity of our Avant Garden co-chairs dance featuring party DJs En Nora Pure and Biz Markie. and live performance by as Superstar Mar well Har as a gourmet fare and cocktails, craft apremier auction, art spective Siah Armajaniartist with the opening of his major retro Avant Garden event. This year’s annual benefit celebrated cial performance during the year was the highly successful Another way that the Walker delivered aterrific finan again, balancing budget its for consecutive a38th year. of the fiscal year, the Walker operated in the black once amarketwith value that reached $225 million by the end government organizations as well as arobust endowment of many individuals, foundations, corporate and partners, resources. Thanks to the extraordinarily generous support and boardthe staff manage the institution’s financial firsthand the commensurate level of excellence with which programmingartistic and I have delighted been to witness Siah Armajani: Follow This Line Financial Stewardship . Festivities included Festivities . - - - - 64 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR – new strategic plan in the coming year: the following approaches as we work together to create a in January, I’ve asked Walker board to embrace and staff a greatAfter deal of listening and reflecting since my arrival Executive Director, Walker Center Art Ceruti Mary Warm regards, forward! move we become more concrete, and Iwelcome your feedback as making toward these aspirations in the future as they ences. I look forward to sharing the progress we are expression and the active engagement of artists of audi and compelling mission to as catalyst act for the creative model21st-centuryasa center thatarts fulfills unique its can help the Walker to continue to improve and evolve with nonprofitartists, partners, and community members, I believe members, that in and trustees partnership staff – – – – – – – tions and issues of our time. We are brave in our engagement the with critical ques communications. governance, our management, and our external We operate with appropriate transparency in our each other, and colleagues. and artists with ment through visitor experiences, our interactions with We promote and model curiosity, creativity, and enjoy and imagine change. perspectives experimentation inspire us to the see world from new We follow and champion whose vision artists and Moving Forward - - - 65 MEASURES OF SUCCESS Leadership and Innovation, Audience Engagement and Civic information highlight key of the Walker’s aspects mission: Artistic successits beyond the balance sheet. The following and statistics a mission-drivenAs organization, the Walker Center Art measures Rabih Mroué Rabih Word Living The ModernMedieval, October2018/\ Michelson, Sarah for Sound Quintet, Dosh and Dosh Martin Jules Gimbrone, Print/online: Armajani:Siah Follow This Line Baghramian:Nairy Déformation Professionnelle Torres: García Mario Brought Illusion Me Moran Jason Print: Torres: García Mario Brought Here Illusion Me Five Ways In: from Themes Collection the Elizabeth Price &Calzadilla:Allora Chalk LeadershipArtistic and Innovation Stewardship. and Commitment, Performing ArtsCommissions Walker Publications Walker-Organized Exhibitions Silents Op-Ed) (Artist Trans-Sensing in aWorld of Deepfakes Belgium) Ghent, (copublished by S.M.A.K., Brussels) (copublishedHere by WIELS, , Borborygmus Touching aThird Sound: MEASURES OFSUCCESS

Morgan Thorson with collaborators and Alan Alan and collaborators with Thorson Morgan Kuswidananto/ Jompet and Stuart Meg 7.0:Soundboard Be Can Fashion How Internet 6.0: the Reimagining Soundboard Lens 5.0: Indigenous Soundboard 4.0:Soundboard Resolutions Museum &Journalism 3.0: Art Soundboard Design 2.0: Queering Soundboard LOOP Moran, Jason Online: Electric The Body Armajani:Siah Follow This Line Platforms: Commissions and Collection Public Love Public (LOW), Sparhawk Sorrow Celestial Damaged Goods, Indigenized? , Issue No. 1 , Issue 12 7 6 66 MEASURES OF SUCCESS Women Artists Moving Image Education Design Minnesota Artists Rabih Mroué, Mazen Kerbaj, and Lina Lina and Kerbaj, Mazen Mroué, Rabih (two-night at60 Moore Moore: Thurston Word Living The ModernMedieval, October2018/\ Michelson, Sarah Christina D. King and Elizabeth A. A. D. Elizabeth and King Christina Sweitzer, Empty Metal Bayley and Khalil Adam Light First Biidaaban: Jackson, Lisa Suspiria Guadagnino, Luca The Image Godard, Book Jean-Luc Tale The Fox, Jennifer Haig-Brown, Helen and Edenshaw Gwaai Talal Sons and Fathers Of Derki, Capturing Mare, de Flag the Anne Dano, Paul Cummings, Jim Jr., Corbine Hopinka, Lyle Mitchell Sky Bombach, Alexandria Long Gan, Bi Day’s Journey Into Night Artist PresentationsandEngagements Performing ArtsPremieres Program Diversity Moving ImagePremieres Majdalanie, Borborygmus Majdalanie, program) Castle, Screening Shorts Native Tome, Institute Sundance Michelle Latimer, Polys, Khalil/Jackson Khalil/Zach Adam Sgaaway K’uuna Wildlife Warrior Women Thunder Road Thunder ( Billy Luther Edge of Knife the On Her Shoulders Her On Shaandiin , Shaandiin )

44% 45% 278 4 140 International Artists Artists ofColor Visual Arts Arts Performing Morgan Thorson with collaborators and Alan Alan and collaborators with Thorson Morgan Dosh and Dosh Martin with for Silents Sound Marathon Art Resonance: ASound The Last Black Man in San Francisco in San Man Talbot, Black Joe The Last You Have Movie? My Seen Smith, Paul Anton Shapiro, Norah Rolling Revue: Thunder ABob Scorsese, Martin This Morning, This County Hale Ross, RaMell Omotoso, Akin Naponse, Darlene Sócrates Moratto, Alex McKay, día el séptimo En Jim Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.Steve Loveridge, Jeremiah Zagar, Animals We the Indiana Frederick Wiseman, Monrovia, Wilson (premiereMichael of live score for Wang, Patrick Tan,Sandi Public Love Public (LOW), Sparhawk Quintet The Covered Wagon Covered The filmJames by Cruze), Recontextualized: Two) and Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese by Story Dylan Martin Evening Shirkers (Parts One One (Parts Factory A Bread Vaya Time for Time Ilhan Falls Around Her Around Falls 984 29 40% 203 359 16% 8 67 MEASURES OF SUCCESS Audience Engagement and Civic Commitment Civic and Engagement Audience Meg Stuart and Jompet Kuswidananto, Kuswidananto, Jompet and Stuart Meg Myers Christopher and Schaal Kaneza Alan with collaborators and Thorson Morgan Lina and Kerbaj, Mazen Mroué, Rabih Michelson Sarah Performing Arts EmailSubscribers Sessions mnartists.org WalkerEmailSubscribers EditorialContentSessions walkerart.org Sessions Event andBuildingAttendance Attendance Off-site Gallery Attendance Garden Attendance RegisteredArtists Total OnlineSessions Total WalkerAttendance Walker StaffClasses,Lectures,Juries,andPanels Walker StaffHonorsandAwards Artist Residencies Mieko Suzuki and Lubys, Ikbal Goods, Damaged Sparhawk Majdalanie 459,331 1,649,345

590,573 625,710 132,418 5,092 119,331 67,520 12,316 6,640 13 Allen Ruppersberg Allen Michelson Sarah Visual Arts Instagram Followers Facebook Followers Twitter Followers YouTube Views Low-Income Visitors($25korless) Teen andYouthVisitors Diversity ofAudience Free GalleryVisits 2,108,676 882,551 399,400 160,857 504,816 118,973 29% 20% 74% 45 21% 15 3 2 68 MEASURES OF SUCCESS New ArtiststotheCollection Visual ArtsGifts Visual ArtsPurchases Moving Image Education 48 Design 1 Museums 33 Permanent CollectionWorks Works inSpecialCollections Artworks inPermanentCollection Minnesota Artists Women Artists Stewardship Education 21 Design Works onLoan Collection WorksonView New Acquisitions Works inWalkerCollections Artists inPermanentCollection Copresentations 57 Local CommunityPartnerships

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Performing Arts Performing Moving Image Visual Arts Performing Arts Countries Ruben/Bentson MovingImageCollection Ruben/Bentson MovingImageCollection International Artists Artists ofColor(self-identified) International Artists Artists ofColor(self-identified) Minnesota Artists Women Artists 15,461 2,280 1,508 350 29% 729 10% 84 62 52 27% 24% 12% 41% 27 23

8 9 1 69 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS were guided by a strong focus on key two areas: (a) interdis possibilities of art. During fiscal year 2018–2019, acquisitions collections feature whose diverse works expand artists the Walker’s the world-renowned expanding, Continually gifted bygifted Lindsey Christensen; Jonathan Lyndon Chase, generous of the Bazinet support Foundation; Dodd, Lucy Tabet and Christina Quarles, both made possible through tion were acquired this year, including pieces by Rayyane works by emerging not yet represented artists in the collec of number A liveness. engage that practices interdisciplinary lenges the ways in which the Walker collects and supports well as a sculptural and archival installation, the work chal acquisition that takes the form of both a performance as acquisition.museum An first artist’s the marks and tion non-object-based performance work to enter the collec STAGING: Hassabi’s Initiative. solo (2017) is the second Interdisciplinary Foundation–supported Mellon the of part Laure Prouvost, whose commissions we have presented as and Hassabi Maria artists interdisciplinary emerging by Cabaret. The Walker has also added to holdings its works performance presented by the Walker in 1994 at Patrick’s a for 4Scenes in aHarshstoryboards Life (1993–1995), Jonas’s (1965) Joan Bodies and Noise Schneemann’s Carolee art, majortwo works by female pioneers of performance acquiredWalker year,the fiscal This arts. performing workingby at artists the intersection of the visual and Walker has put increased emphasis on collecting pieces made possible by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Initiative, Interdisciplinary multiyear our by Fueled artists. ciplinary acquisitions and (b) collecting works by emerging Funnel ACQUISITIONS &GIFTS (1974/2019). We also acquired Ron Athey’s - - - - 70 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS The Walker has continued to develop and present new 2018 Collectors’ Council. the by supported Fund, Acquisition Artist Emerging the site-specific whose by andgifted Song; Andy Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, the Dakota language. the an interactive work that will engage a broad audience with is simultaneously asculptural form, agathering space, and the fall of 2020, Two Stars has conceived of aproject that acquired for the collection, and installed in the Garden in submissions. In her proposal, which will developed, be international and national 50 than more from Commission as the finalist for the Walker’s Indigenous Public Art Stars (Dakota, Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate) was chosen Walker campus or Garden. In 2019, August Angela Two reviewing proposals, and selecting for anew artwork the shaping aprocess,Mexico—on generating acall to artists, keepers based in Minnesota, Dakota, South and New seven curators, Native artists, writers, and knowledge group Committee—a Selection Public composed Art of the Walker also worked collaboratively an with Indigenous region’s yearthe from past figure cultural This history. significanthonoringa sidewalks,each the in embedded takes the form of bronze and etched human silhouettes of Nicollet Mall. In the Garden, new project the artists’ by the City of Minneapolis for the pedestrian walkways series WashingtonKirk Jr. seven-part The work continues the by SoyiniJones with poetry Vinelle and the late Guyton by Twin Ta-coumba artists Cities–based Aiken and Seitu June 2019, we unveiled Shadows the at Crossroads(2019) commissions for the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. In Shadows of Spirit of Shadows Untitled Curtain (2018) Curtain Untitled was viagifted (1992), commissioned originally 71 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS Armajani: Line. This Follow Here Torres: García Mario including Brought Illusion tions, Me manywith works directly selected from Walker exhibi 41 the 41 Of 20 were artists. artists, new to the collection, In fiscal year 2018–2019,the Walker acquired 52 works by Check Chimes Check Image Cheyney Thompson’s Steven Parrino; Doreen Ramen and Steven Weiner gifted by Jimmie Durham, Sharon Ellis, Wangechi Mutu, and key and PeterJimmie Durham. pieces gifted Annie Remes works by Kaari Upson, Aaron Garber-Maikovska, and by Daniel Buren, while the Bronzini Vender Family gifted Toile/Voile Foundation Foundation Art and gifted Voile/Toile VIA – already represented in the collection. The Ronning Family as wellby new artists as deepening holdings by those giving,gift bringing to the collection important works department has continuedThe Visual Arts to pursue 15 than more individual donors. commission, 22 were purchased, and 28 were by gifted from another Walker collection, one was acquired through the 52 works acquired this fiscal year, one was transferred created in Minneapolis Mike and Kelley. starring artist Of acquireBeckman’sEricka film and Moving Image workedArts departments together to departmental collaborations, this year past the Visual Project 1: Frank Big Bear Voile/Toile Toile/Voile – Laure Prouvost: They Are Waiting for You , Allen Ruppersberg: Intellectual Property 1968–2018 (2006); Margo Leavin Mungo gifted Thomson’s Coat (1975/2018), work interdisciplinary major a (2008); and Irena and Stephen Kahne gifted Tables Displaying Properties of an , Chris Larson: Land Speed Record , The Body Electric Body The Building on previous inter previous on Building Cinderella (1986), awork , Daniel Buren: ,

and Siah Siah - - , , 72 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS Paul Sietsema, Mungo Thompson, and Kaari Upson. the Of Johns, Caroline Kent, Goshka Macuga, Allen Ruppersberg, Ericka Beckman, Jimmie Durham, Gober, Robert Jasper collection through acquisitions of works by Siah Armajani, have continued to build represented depth of artists in the Siah Armajani’s Chair Frank Big Bear, Jay Heikes, and Chris Larson. based in Minnesota, including pieces by Siah Armajani, Walker has also continued to acquire works by local artists Kenya,Lebanon, Mexico, andPoland. Thisfiscal year,the acquired from by Austria, artists Brazil, Cyprus, France, and 11 international Within these, works artists. were of color,17 10 artists 5Minnesota artists, women artists, 41 whose works were artists acquired, the group included (1966), an important early work. We 73 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS Art Fund, 2018 Fund, Art VIA and Family Foundation Ronning the of Gift Club 420 sails artist-designed Sail Voile/Toile –Toile/Voile ( Buren Daniel Paintings 2018 Collatz, Jeremiah Cahn and James of Gift white)16mm (black and film (month Starfield 31) 2004 Jordan Wolfson 2018 Directors, Roach, Dennis Taub and Jill Buddy the of Foundation, Gift (color,video pillow sound), latex mask, 2016 Double Search of Perfect In the Kaari Upson Kaari 2018 Block, Bill of Gift 16mm film (color, silent) Planta Ferrari Leon Prints Editioned 2018 GIFTS Encre Chine Paul Sietsema 2018 Minneapolis, Art, Contemporary Midway of Gift MDF, looped; lacquer, tion, speakers monitors, video (color,HD installa sound) five-channel Film 3: Angles No 2018 Art Lara Adriana Image Moving 2018 Wendy and Brandow, Leavin Margo of Gift and envelopesletterhead for Al’s Hotel 1971 Grand Stationery Ruppersberg Allen Ephemera 1980 artist, the of Gift 2018 Collection, Transfer Center Study from Walker Art paper on heliograph ) 1975/2018) 1980 2012

Sail/Canvas – Canvas/ – Sail/Canvas

- Gift of James Cahn and Jeremiah Collatz, 2018 Collatz, Jeremiah Cahn and James of Gift paper, wood Untitled/Town Manifesto Square Macuga Goshka York, New 2018 Mestel, Amy of Gift photocopy on glitter charcoal, Erin Shirreff Dunsmuir Deputy is Jay Heikes 2018 Vender Family Collection, Bronzini the of Gift aluminum frame painted board, on pastel ink, Untitled Garber-Maikovska Aaron Works Paper on Unique 2018 Vender Family Collection, Bronzini the of Gift pigment silicone, dirt, O.) Twin(J. Dead 2013 Upson Kaari York,New 2018 Weiner, Steven and Remen Doreen of Gift black-and-white photographs tables, eight Tables Image of an Displaying Properties 2006 Cheyney Thompson 2018 Vender Family Collection, Bronzini the of Gift table marble trunk, tree olive 2012 Bud of Red Intervention An Durham Jimmie 2018 Vender Family Collection, Bronzini the of Gift media mixed thinking of other things. Saramago Jose 2008 moved world the on, has when in fact explanation, afull self, to demand believes world the about is torments always like nearly aman him is this; It Durham Jimmie 2018 Peter Remes, and Annie of Gift board on paper-pulp collage paint, acrylic plaque, brass tooth, doily, plant, fabric nails, dried wood, 1992 Wahlverwandtschaften Durham Jimmie Sculptures 2016

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74 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS STAGING: 2017 solo Hassabi Maria Action/Performance 2018PURCHASES 2018 Foundation, Charitable Bazinet R. Edward canvas on acrylic Feel’d Quarles Christina Paintings 2018 Fund, Family Butler 14, 2016 April Entry, at7threcorded St. 1981, by Yousif replicated Valle Del and 15, August Entry, at7th St. Norton Greg and Mould Bob with live recorded and Hart Grant Record Speed Land Dü’s from Hüsker track drum of soundtrack audio Minneapolis; club Entry, 7ththe St. from laminate, metal) paint, (wood, bench back and rails drink of replicas sculptural and silent); white, 16mm (black and film Super (color, video digital with silent); Installation Record 2016 Speed Land Chris Larson Multimedia 2018 Fund, Purchase Smith Justin (color, video HD surround sound) 2017 LEARN DIT Prouvost Laure 2018 Fund, Purchase Smith Justin Center Walker by the Commissioned Art black-and-white photographs paper; on paint and graphite steel; granite, video (color, to transferred sound); film 8mm Goodbye Goodbye García TorresMario Image Moving T. Walker 2018 B. Fund, Acquisition floor, on oil paint dancer’s manual STAGING: 5min Bartlett by Victoria designed floor, on oil paint video (color, sound), outfit STAGING: solo-archival Bartlett Victoria by designed floor, on oil paint performer,outfit 2018

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2019 Commission, Garden Avant through Acquired screenprint on paper Figments Shadows, FormsPlayers, 2018 and Kent Caroline Prints Editioned 2019 ACQUIRED THROUGH COMMISSION T. Walker 2018 B. Fund, Acquisition Center Walker by the Commissioned Art Bull Wallowing Star son artist’s by the for an exhibition cards collage invitation on mixed-media The Walker Collage, #10 Multiverse 2016 Bear Big Frank 2018 WalkerClinton Della Fund, and Acquisition collage board on mixed-media 1993–1995 Life for 4Scenes in aHarsh Storyboards Athey Ron Works Paper on Unique 2018 Foundation, Charitable Bazinet R. Edward steel powder-coated Two Between Distance Points 2013 Logos Three Tabet Rayyane 2018 Program, Acquisition Artist Council Emerging Collectors’ aluminum chain steel, powder-coated Curtain Walker Mangrané Steegmann Daniel 2018 Fund, Purchase Smith Justin radiator, bags tea dried Event Structure 2017 Another Prouvost Laure Sculptures T. Walker 2018 B. Fund, Acquisition slides 35mm Slides) Stays in Halifax 36 (In in Halifax Happens What Torres García Mario Photographs 2004–2006

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75 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS Target with Faces Four 2017 Johns Jasper Prints Editioned 2019 GIFTS Gift of Richard Flood, 2019 Flood, Richard of Gift print silver gelatin Untitled Gober Robert Photographs 2019 Christensen, Lindsey of Gift canvas on pigment graphite, kukicha, hematite, ink, maté, squid yerba walnut, wild charcoal, extract, leaf foss Untitled Ellis Sharon 2019 Kahne, Stephen and Irena of Gift canvas on steel stainless graphite, ink, pad stamp Chair Armajani Siah Paintings 2019 Wendy and Brandow, Leavin Margo of Gift aluminum and hangers steel nickel-plated Chimes Check Coat Thomson Mungo Multiples 2019 artist, the of Gift paper on chine-collé intaglio, Untitled Johns Jasper 2019 artist, the of Gift paper on intaglio Jupiter’s 2017 Jollity Dodd Lucy 2019 Song, Andy of Gift marker, muslin on glitter acrylic, paint, spray Embrace 2018 Dawn Chase Lyndon Jonathan 2019 Peter Remes, and Annie of Gift canvas on alkyd 1966

1988 2018 1988

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McKnight Acquisition Fund, 2019 Fund, Acquisition McKnight paper on lithograph offset We could ... much become more sane 2013 Girls Guerrilla 2019 Fund, Acquisition McKnight paper on lithograph offset The Future 2013 for Turkish Women Artists Girls Guerrilla 2019 Fund, Acquisition McKnight paper on lithograph offset of 2013 Feminism The Birth Girls Guerrilla 2019 Fund, Acquisition McKnight paper on lithograph offset Would Complain About I What This Is IWas, If But I’m aFeminist, Not Girls Guerrilla Ephemera 2019 Fund, Purchase McKnight paper on print pigment digital 2016 Money, Politics and 2018 in Museums, Fraser Andrea Prints Editioned 2019PURCHASES 2019 Peter Remes, and Annie of Gift enamel on paper 1990 untitled Parrino Steven 2019 Peter Remes, and Annie of Gift watercolor, collage ink, paper on 2008 lazy be The gods must Wangechi Mutu Works Paper on Unique 2019 gift, Anonymous wax seeds, branch, fir Finnish Finnish 1992 Ark) (The Arkki Suomen Sonfist Alan Sculptures

2013

76 ACQUISITIONS & GIFTS 2019 Schneemann, Carolee of estate the of Gift print silver gelatin 196528, 1965 York, New Hall, August Judson Festival, Garde York New 3rd Annual Avant Bodies, Noise Peter Moore 2019 Schneemann, Carolee of estate the of Gift print silver gelatin 196528, 1965 York, New Hall, August Judson Festival, Garde York New 3rd Annual Avant Bodies, Noise Peter Moore Photographs T. Walker 2019 B. Fund, Acquisition installation mixed-media 1965 Bodies Noise Schneemann Carolee T. Walker 2019 B. Fund, Acquisition installation mixed-media Funnel 1974/2019 Joan Jonas Multimedia 2019 Fund, Acquisition Davis Babe and Julie 16mm film video (color, to transferred silent) Cello Premiere 1970 TV Yalkut Jud Paik, June Nam Moorman, Charlotte 2019 Fund, Acquisition Davis Babe and Julie sound) white, and (black video Touch Cinema 1968 Export Valie 2019 Collection, Image Moving Ruben/Bentson the of support through Foundation Bentson the WalkerClinton and Della Fund and Acquisition 16mm film (color, sound) Cinderella Erika Beckman Image Moving 1985

2019 Schneemann, Carolee of estate the of Gift print silver gelatin 196528, 1965 York, New Hall, August Judson Festival, Garde York New 3rd Annual Avant Bodies, Noise Victoria Charlotee 2019 Schneemann, Carolee of estate the of Gift print silver gelatin 196528, 1965 York, New Hall, August Judson Festival, Garde York New 3rd Annual Avant Bodies, Noise Peter Moore

77 Top to bottom: 78 Joan Jonas Funnel, 1974/2019 T. B. Walker Acquisition Fund, 2019 Photo: Charlie Villyard

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Edward Above and $100,000 VISUALARTS Wells Fargo SKYLINE MINI GOLF T. Walker B. Fund Acquisition WalkerClinton Della Fund and Acquisition Fund Art VIA Taub Dennis and Jill Buddy The Foundation, Song Andy Fund Purchase Smith Justin Dr.Dr. and Sher Kammerman Kenneth Phyllis Schneemann Carolee of Estate The Ruppersberg Allen Family Foundation Ronning Weiner Steven and Remen Doreen Peter Remes and Annie Minneapolis Art, Contemporary Midway Mestel Amy Fund Acquisition McKnight Wendy and Brandow Leavin Margo Kahne Stephen and Irena Johns Jasper Grossman Beverly Flood Richard Ferrari Leon Fund Acquisition Davis Babe and Julie Artists Council Emerging Collectors’ Christensen Lindsey Collatz Jeremiah Cahn and James Fund Family Butler Vender Family Collection Bronzini Block Bill the of support through Foundation Bentson Foundation Charitable Bazinet R. Edward Commission Garden Avant Foundation Family Ahearn COMMISSIONS AND VISUAL ACQUISITIONS ARTS Von Blon Joanne Foundation Surdna Galusha Emily and McNeil Donald Eleanor Cayre Armajani Barbara TOUP $9,999 Roach, Directors Roach, Swaiman Lester and Shirley and Kammerman Seymour and Shirley parents, their of in memory Swaiman Fred Program Acquisitions Collection Image Moving Ruben/Bentson 94 DONORS Susan and Rob White Rob and Susan Rogers Lois and John Remes Annie Peter and Tom and Racciatti Mary Hermann Christopher and Pietsch J. Brian Francis /Rose Nassif David and Monica Family Foundation Moore Leni and David The Martin L. Jennifer MacMillan (Muffy) Martha Hartten Randy and Lotz Ron Gamble Bill and Labovitz Anne Kirschbaum Orrin and Janie Ken Heithoff and Karen Freeman Bruno Crowley Griffith Jacqueline Collatz Jeremiah Cahn and James Breyer Jan and Ellen Ellen Archibald Fund Munificence Bondarenko Archer Anonymous Crowley, co-chair Griffith Jacqueline co-chair Freeman, Bruno COUNCIL COLLECTORS’ programs. and Center acquisitions Walker Art of support for their individuals following the WalkerThe acknowledges gratefully GROUPS AFFINITY Dr. McGuire W. William M. 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Weisman Sculpture Acquisition Weisman Acquisition Sculpture R. Frederick WalkerClinton Della Fund and Acquisition Fund Acquisition McKnight The for Fund Acquisition Kelen Erwin and Miriam Fund Acquisition Davis Babe and Julie $100,000–$999,999 OF FUNDS T. Walker B. Fund Acquisition Fund Purchase Smith Justin Fund Family Butler $1,000,000–$1,999,999 OF FUNDS 2019). 30, (market June as of value collection Center’s Walker permanent the Art of continual growth and art of works new of acquisition sourceongoing income for of the an provide that funds endowment named for their acknowledged are gratefully zations organi and families, individuals, following The ACQUISITIONS FUNDS FOR ART ENDOWMENT NAMED Archives and WalkerAlma for Library Fund TO UP $99,999 OF FUNDS Martha Dayton and Thomas Nelson Thomas and Dayton Martha W.Julia Kenneth* and Dayton Davis* E. Julius Mrs. Cowles* John and Sage P. Richard and J. Darlene Carroll Burnet Ralph and Peggy Borkon H. Edward Bilgutay S. Antay Carol Vaughan Bemis Barbara Bentson Roz Baker* and Mike Atwater Bruce and Martha Artz Jerry Ansel Howard Esperanza and G. Anderson Lawrence Anderson* J. Betty Albrecht Dennis (5)Anonymous THE LEGACY CIRCLE Fund Fund Drawings Guerrero-Anderson Guerrero-Anderson - Jody Post Jody Fund Educational Porter B. Patrick Hermann Christopher and Pietsch J. Brian PetersonKaren L. Okie* Susan and Richardson Nordstrom Heather Nodzon B.J. and Meg Nevers Will and LuAnn Mulligan* “Pat” E. Allan Galusha Emily and McNeil Donald Dr. McGuire W. William M. Nadine and McCannel* Dr. A. Malcolm Mrs. and MacMillan Cargill* and Donna Munn David and Luksan Linda Longfellow* S. Barbara Kronfeld* Felice Kotila Sue Kolesar Amie and Kathryn Kling William Mr. Mrs. and Kittleson* Howard J. Kelen Miriam and Erwin Jones Sara Johnson Nancy Johnson E. Linda M. Indihar, Anita J. and Frank MD* Hutchinson J Erin Hopp Deborah Homer Lynette Tony and Diane Hofstede Hatch M. Ann Harris L. Eleanor Halbreich Kathy Shapiro Daniel and Gund Agnes Greenberg Lawrence and Ronya Greco Deanne and John Gorence Jane and Doug Goldman* and Arnold Sylvia Gabbert Martha Gabbert John Dorothy Fobes* Simpson Fiterman Miles* and Shirley Fiterman* J. Dolly Stephen Figlmiller Engebretson* M. Denise Stembler Paul Richard and Ebert Anne Mary Dixon* Foy Sally McConnell Mark and DeShaw Katharine Madson David and Michiel De Helen Deiro*Violet Dayton* H. Mary Pampusch, PhD 96 DONORS *deceased Zimmerman Shirley Peterssen Lars and Zimmerman R.D. Wurtele Angus* and Margaret Woolsey Brian Winter Darcy Whitney* Winton Helen Wexler Mindy Weisman William Weiser Irv and Marge D.Archie Walker Jr. Walker* C. Amy and Philip* and VonJoanne Blon Roman and Alice* Verostko Taft Laura and John O.Edward Swanson* and EdsonHarriet Spencer* Soth Alec F. Kenneth and Sher Swaiman K. Phyllis Drs. Seacotte* Craig Schwalm Nancy and Art* Sandberg* Boss William Safer* Louis Russell Richard Rudolph Rose Berneen Ruben* R. Edmond Mr. Mrs. and Tom* and Barbara Ruben Dr.* Roback Stacy Mrs. and Stephen Reinstein 97 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Cash andcashequivalents Assets June 30,2019 Condensed StatementofFinancialPosition Walker ArtCenter Mary M.Polta,CFO statements for2018–19isavailable uponrequest. financial positiondoesnotinclude thevalueofmuseum’scollection.AcompletesetWalker’s auditedfinancial operations doesnotincludereceipts anddisbursementsoffundsfortheacquisitionworksart, andthestatementof statements oftheWalkerArtCenter asofJune30,2019,whichhavebeenauditedbyKPMGLLP.The statementof The condensedstatementofoperations andthecondensedstatementoffinancialpositionarederived fromthefinancial Total LiabilitiesandNetAssets Total NetAssets Net Assets Total Liabilities Derivative financialinstrumentliability Asset retirementobligation Special assessmentliability Deferred rent Unearned income Deferred charge Payables Liabilities andNetAssets Total Assets Property andequipment(netofdepreciation) Prepaid expenses Inventories Receivables Investments With donorrestrictions Without donorrestrictions Board-designated endowment Undesignated FINANCIAL STATEMENT 70,479,359 36,296,118

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224,043,405 $315,379,486 $315,379,486 308,187,383 $11,042,464 74,349,552 $7,192,103 311,860 98 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Net IncomefromOperations Total Expense Building Operations Administration 4,604,598 Fund-raising/Membership 1,752,174 Walker Shop,FoodService/FacilityRental Programs $10,863,183 Expense Total Income Endowment Draw Contributions Avant GardenGala Museum Admissions,WalkerShop,FoodService/FacilityRental,Other Program earnedincome Income June 30,2019 Condensed StatementofOperations Walker ArtCenter $20,986,806 $21,003,156 $2,583,158 2,226,975 2,649,966 6,624,500 8,348,664 1,219,859 1,116,885 $16,350 99 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Expense $20,986,806 2018–2019 Income $21,003,156 2018–2019 Endowment Draw Other Service/Facility Rental, Walker Shop,Food Museum Admissions, Administration Operations Building Fundraising/Membership Facility Rental Walker Shop,FoodService/ Income Program-Earned Gala AvantGarden

12% 13% 22% 11% 8% 31% 6% 5% 52% 40% Contributions Programs 100 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2018–2019 Joel Ronning Joel Peter Remes Brian Pietsch Peterman Michael Nassif Monica Murphy Jim Jr. Moore, David MacMillan Muffy Jennifer Martin Liddacoat John Valerie Lemaine, MD Labovitz Anne Chris Killingstady Jordahl Mark Jonason William Humphrey Andrew Hodges Seena Karen Heithoff Hale Nina Guggemos Julie MD Grossman, Daniel Griffith Sima Greene Mark Duff S. Andrew Dayton* James Y. Chu, MD Ralph Breyer Jan Ahuja Simone Addicks Mark MEMBERS PUBLIC Teresa Rasmussen SECRETARY P.John Whaley TREASURER Peyton Patrick VICE PRESIDENT Christakos John PRESIDENT Ceruti Mary EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2018–2019 BOARDOFTRUSTEES WALKER ARTCENTER *deceased Wilf Audrey Wurtele Margaret Sweeney Mike and Elizabeth Steve Shank and Judy Rogers John and Lois Pohlad Rebecca and Robert Payne Dick and Mary Pappajohn John and Mary Jeanne Levitt Gabbert Martha Dayton John Birks Ann BOARD NATIONAL ADVISORY Steve Shank Perlman Lawrence Kelen Erwin Hale Roger W.Julia Dayton Ralph Burnet Atwater, B. Jr.H. TRUSTEES HONORARY Walker B. Elaine Walker Adrian Roeder Gil Walker Lowell K. Jean Hatch Ann W.Ann Cadwalader WALKER FAMILY MEMBERS Zimmerman R.D. D. Wilson Ellen White Susan Weiser Marge Taft Laura Carol Surface Stocks Wim Stenmoe Greg Singh Jesse T. R. Gayle Schueller Sahasrabudhe Amit 101