MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART JUL 1 2014– CHICAGO JUN 30 2015

ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS 3 LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR 5 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR 8 CURATORIAL 9 Exhibitions and Publications 10 Accessions 15 Support 16 PERFORMANCE 17 Performances 19 Support 20 EDUCATION 21 Public Programs 24 Family Programs 25 Support 26 FINANCIAL SUPPORT 27 Financial Report 28 DONOR RECOGNITION 27 Support 45 BOARD AND STAFF 46 Board of Trustees 47 Staff Since taking the lead at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Pritzker LETTER FROM Director has realized her vision of turning the THE BOARD CHAIR museum into a cultural leader of local necessity and international distinction. During fiscal year 2015, the Vision Campaign was officially announced, and at all levels staff embraced the newly honed mission with enthusiasm. This was nowhere more apparent than in the MCA’s presentation of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s groundbreaking exhibition Is, generously supported by Trustees Rob Bellick, George Greig, Ken Griffin, Jim Gordon, Cari Sacks, and Helen Zell. As the only US venue to present this retrospective, the MCA and its leadership are clearly held in high esteem throughout the world. A group of MCA staff members (known aptly and affectionately as Team Bowie) responded with real-time operations to manage the exhibition’s staggering popularity, implementing a new phone system and the ticketing system Tessitura, and launching the museum’s first satellite store. Tessitura’s ticket-sale breakdowns allowed for tracking and data analysis that triggered nimble, in-the-moment responses from staff in managing unprecedented crowds and ensuring their best experiences.

The success of David Bowie Is and its related programming is like nothing the MCA has ever seen before. The exhibition brought in a record-shattering 193,000 visitors. It also attracted 25,000 new Facebook followers and 6,000 new Twitter followers, as well as 42,000 new email addresses to the mailing list. During the weekend before the opening of the exhibition alone, the museum welcomed more than 8,000 people to events, including Vernissage (at the opening of EXPO Chicago) and media previews as well as Women’s Board, Circle Donor, and member events. In addition to Bowie’s tangible accomplishments, we received outstanding press coverage from more than 700 outlets—including The Economist, Forbes, GQ, Rolling Stone, TIME, and USA Today—and 400 new writers covered the exhibition. From this coverage, important and ineffable gains were made: the MCA’s profile was raised worldwide, our audience-engaged sensibility was accelerated, and the museum increased our connections to the city of Chicago. The exhibition would not have been such a success without the help of our trustees. King Harris Chair of the Board of Trustees Unfortunately, we mourned the passing of two of our most beloved supporters in fiscal year 2015: former Life Trustee Ruth Horwich and Trustee Jerry Stone. Their contributions to the MCA, to friends and family, and the community at large will not be forgotten. Ruth was a friend to the MCA since its inception; she and her husband, Leonard, were among the founders of the museum in 1967. She went on to create the Horwich Family Loan, a significant loan of more than eighteen Alexander Calder pieces that formed the basis of the MCA’s 2010 exhibition Alexander Calder: Form, Balance, Joy. It was an honor to share Ruth’s life and legacy with visitors with commemorative postcards on the fortieth anniversary of “Alexander Calder Day” on October 25. Jerry was a galvanizing force to be reckoned with. As chairman of the Chicago Contemporary Campaign between 1990 and 1996, he led the efforts to fund the MCA’s new building and is largely to thank for the MCA as it stands today. A man of many accomplishments, Jerry was the driving force behind the creation of the Alzheimer’s Association. His dedication to bettering the world is an inspiration, and he continues to affect those who knew and cared for him. On a happier note, we were pleased to welcome five new members to the board: Nancy Crown, Eve Rogers, Dia S. Weil, James H. Litinsky, and Jay L. Owen Jr. These newly elected members share a passion for contemporary art and make great additions to our team. The board’s leadership shapes the museum, ensuring fiscal responsibility and planning. How we keep to and allocate a budget says a lot about our institutional priorities. At the MCA, we honor sustainability and accountability, as we strive to serve our constituencies. Moving forward, the board’s dedicated involvement is essential to the MCA’s thriving as a leader both nationally and locally. Our trustees’ commitment to Chicago communities continues to have a huge impact. The school tour program is as strong as ever; tours this year were filled within six hours of open registration, and 370 tours brought in more than 11,500 students. Support from Elissa Efroymson, Cari Sacks, and Mike O’Grady— on behalf of Northern Trust—went toward school tours. And students of Roosevelt University’s Black Male Leadership Academy, which is supported by the Efroymson Family Fund, were able to visit the MCA in the summer. Trustees donated at a phenomenal level this fiscal year, in a tremendous show of faith in the MCA’s ambitious goals. The Vision Campaign is slated to raise 3 $64 million to transform the museum architecturally and programmatically; trustees have already contributed an astounding $60 million. I would like to individually thank Trustees Stefan Edlis, Helen Zell, and Ken Griffin—in whose honor the MCA’s fourth-floor galleries will henceforth be known as the Griffin Galleries of Contemporary Art—for each of their tremendous $10 million donations. By supporting the Vision Campaign, trustees have funded numerous programs and projects throughout the museum, including the Ascendant Artist exhibition series—often presenting artists’ first major museum exhibition and catalogue— and a Performance Commission Fund. Vision campaign funds also facilitated three major institution-wide initiatives: the creation of the new website and identity; the creation of a diversity and inclusion task force—a pan-institutional effort to more effectively implement the ideals that the MCA has long championed; and an architectural reinvention of the café and educational spaces, which will transform the museum’s image and impact. Award-winning architecture firm Johnston Marklee was unanimously selected to reimagine a new restaurant and create a learning and engagement zone, as well as new classrooms and a conference room. Johnston Marklee, whose principal architects Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee are known for their sensitivity to the arts and artists, are certain to design spaces that will not only highlight the museum as a destination but also ensure active, engaged experiences for visitors within a more fluid and holistic MCA, corresponding to audiences’ wishes for social spaces and informal learning. In line with the MCA’s mission of inclusionary practice, this year’s annual Dialogue touched on the individual and institutional challenges of confronting an evolving “canon of diversity.” Pulitzer Prize–winning author and social activist Junot Díaz led the thought-provoking discussion, which was preceded by a closed-door session involving staff, trustees, and community stakeholders to inform internal work in this area. Among the many events of the year, two stand out for celebrating civic and corporate leadership in Chicago: the ArtEdge Gala and the Corporate Art Awards. Many thanks go to Nancy Crown, Caryn Harris, Liz Lefkofsky, and Cari Sacks, the cochairs of the event, for raising $2.6 million. I also thank Trustee Jim Gordon for cochairing the second iteration of the Corporate Art Awards, which honored Rick Waddell, and Northern Trust for their generous contribution to the MCA and all of Chicago. After three rewarding years as Chair to the Board of Trustees, I am stepping down. I welcome Anne L. Kaplan, who joined the board in 2003, to the role with complete confidence in and excitement for her capacity as steward of the MCA. As the museum enters an exciting new chapter, I look forward to the visionary work Anne, Madeleine, and the board will accomplish together, growing the impact the museum has on contemporary art, culture, and— most importantly—the community of artists and audiences who thrive in the enriching environment the MCA provides.

4 LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago reached new heights this fiscal LETTER FROM year, presenting an impressive roster of quality educational programs, events, THE DIRECTOR exhibitions, and performances as well as an international exhibition with record-breaking attendance. David Bowie Is was truly something to behold— not only for the breadth and depth of the exhibition, its tech savvy multimedia presentation, or its challenge to conservative boundaries that would separate art, music, and pop culture—but also for the tremendous outpouring of visitors it inspired. Some traveled across the country, others across the world, but we were equally pleased to see many people from our own backyard visit the MCA for the first time. The question now is: Where does the museum go from here? The short answer is we will continue to offer exceptional programming for our visitors and steadfast support for our artists. The long answer is in the making. In February 2015, I officially announced the Vision Campaign, a capital campaign to raise $64 million. Thanks to the generosity of private donors, we are $60 million closer to achieving our goal, which will enable us to transform the MCA’s interior architecture, programming, and identity to better serve artists and audiences. While planning for the ambitious path ahead, the MCA remains committed to offering high-quality, artist-led, and audience-engaged programming. Indeed, our future ambitions are already evident in this fiscal year’s impressive lineup of exhibitions, educational programs, and performances. We were certainly thrilled to be the only US venue to present the ground- breaking exhibition organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum, David Bowie Is, which spanned the genre-defying career of David Bowie. Like the titular artist, David Bowie Is was massively popular; importantly, the pop icon’s wide appeal attracted a significantly broader audience than is typical of contemporary art exhibitions, many of whom joined as members during their visit. As James W. Alsdorf Chief Curator Michael Darling said, Bowie was meticulously involved in the creation of his image, his reinventions, and his audience’s aesthetic experience of his work. Since the MCA’s early years, we have been committed to multidisciplinary understandings of contemporary art, and Bowie fits right in with artists in our collection, such as Cindy Sherman and Andy Warhol, who unapologetically blend aesthetics and performance. Madeleine Grynsztejn Another in a long line of institutional firsts, the museum collaborated with Pritzker Director the Arts Club of Chicago to present Metamorphology, the first major survey by an American museum of the work of Turner Prize–winner Simon Starling, a leading British artist of his generation. Among Starling’s explorations of the transformative potential of art, he repurposed materials, including a red Fiat whimsically affixed to a wall to the delight of audiences, and recycled local stories, basing one installation on the University of Chicago’s modernist monument Nuclear Energy (1964–66), designed by Henry Moore to commemo- rate the discovery of atomic energy. Artist Yinka Shonibare’s Wind sculptures greeted visitors in the third installment of the MCA Plaza Project, an annual rotation of monumental public art on our plaza that is free to the public, 24/7. Colorfully patterned, abstract sculptures standing at nearly twenty-feet high, Shonibare’s towering forms resembled the twisting sails of ships as well as batik fabrics that have grown to signify authentic “Africanness.” Because of their placement on the museum’s front plaza, visitors and passers-by alike had around-the-clock access to the works, and ample time to contemplate the constructed nature of national and cultural identity. Examinations of identity were central to a number of exhibitions this year. In Anne Collier, the American artist’s first major exhibition, Collier mined the visually rich fields of advertising and pop psychology, wittily dissecting both the act of seeing and how we perceive ourselves. In the partner exhibition drawn primarily from the museum’s collection, Body Doubles explored identity as it relates to the human body in its various forms—as subject, object, and ongoing performance. Unbound: Contemporary Art After Frida Kahlo featured two rarely seen Kahlo self-portraits that were included in the artist’s 1978 exhibition at the MCA, the first solo exhibition of her work in a major US museum. In Unbound, four themes identified in Kahlo’s oeuvre were high- lighted, revealing her lasting influence on contemporary artists who continue to challenge patriarchal discourses that surround gender performance, national identity, political bodies, and victims of trauma as well as missing bodies. We were honored to present the first retrospective of renowned Colombian sculptor Doris Salcedo, who has been making sculpture and installation works that serve as solemn and palpable reminders of victims of violence and societal indifference for more than thirty years. Doris Salcedo brought together early works—made of found hospital furniture, household furniture filled 5 with concrete, and stacks of shirts pierced with metal rods—for the exhibition. Some of the standout works in the show include her most recent sculpture, Disremembered, whose tunic-like forms she fashioned from raw silk; Atrabiliarios, shrines for found shoes covered by animal fiber and embedded in the museum’s walls; and the stunning shroud composed of treated rose petals, A Flor de Piel. In a video produced by the MCA, audiences were also able to bear witness to the powerful yet ephemeral site-specific works Salcedo has erected across the globe for decades. This important documen­ tation of Salcedo’s work is reaching a broad audience, travelling to the Guggenheim Museum, New York, June 26–October 14, 2015; and the Pérez Art Museum, Miami, April 20–July 17, 2016. We continued to showcase the work of talented local artists, including major Chicago artist Richard Hunt in his solo MCA DNA exhibition, which received a mention in the Wall Street Journal. The exhibition followed the evolving aesthetic of Hunt’s distinctive abstract metal sculptures. Our BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works series featured work by Zachary Cahill, whose paintings, sculptures, and writings offered therapy in a temporary refuge within the museum; and Sarah Belknap and Joseph Belknap, who shared their wondrous explorations of planetary bodies in relation to the Earth through their presentation of objects made from unusual materials like silicon rubber and simulated moon dust. Other noteworthy exhibitions include S, M, L, XL, which presented sculptures of varying dimensions by artists such as Robert Morris and Kris Martin; Keren Cytter, which featured nine narrative videos; and Muster (Rushes), Clemens von Wedemeyer’s moving-image installation whose half-hour vignettes explore the merits and limitations of historical recreations. Notable accessions this year push our collection forward in bold and meaningful ways with artists who are leading the artistic dialogues at this moment. We are gratified to add works by the following artists to our collection: Doris Salcedo (a promised gift from Helen and Sam Zell in honor of Anne L. Kaplan), Isa Genzken (a gift of Helen and Sam Zell), Alfredo Jaar (a museum purchase with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and supported in part by Pritzker Traubert Visionary Art Acquisition Fund), (a gift from the Edlis Neeson Foundation), Lorna Simpson (a purchased supported by the Pritzker Traubert Visionary Art Acquisition Fund), Kerry James Marshall (a gift of Marshall Field’s by exchange), and Ellen Berkenblit (a gift of Sara Albrecht). See pages 9–13 for a full list of the remarkable accessions received this fiscal year. While the curatorial team tapped into universal themes of selfhood, present- ing local, national, and international artists, the education department further promoted diversity beyond the galleries in an array of relevant and compelling programs. These included artist-led workshops for families, teens, and teachers, performances on the terrace by local jazz musicians, talks by guests with varied expertise, and more. The sixth-annual Dialogue, a conversation on museums, diversity, and inclusion, was held with panelist Junot Díaz, the Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist, who writes about the on challenges of immi- gration and assimilation in the United States. To this end, the talented MCA staff worked hard to implement tools and create events to make the museum more accessible: The “4 Stories” mobile guide—which received the 2015 MUSE Award for best App from the American Alliance of Museums—is a multigenerational resource available on smart phones and computers that tells the story of one object on each floor of the museum. Education’s Family Days program has evolved to reflect themes related to current exhibitions and partner with local and established artists from the Chicago Works program. And Segunda Semana, which launched this fiscal year, offers free, guided tours in Spanish on the second Tuesday of each month to benefit an even broader audience. Museum publishing heralded a banner year of innovation with the design of our new identity by Dutch design duo Armand Mevis and Linda Van Deursen and our new website, which launched on November 11 at 11:11 am. The new visual identity features a grid, which refers both to the urban grid of the city of Chicago and the architecture of the MCA’s own building. Squares comprise an architectural motif throughout the museum campus— including the limestone and cast-aluminum facade, as well as the windows, ceiling, and floor patterns. The identity also boasts a new logo and suite of typefaces, developed exclusively for the museum by French designer Karl Nawrot. Grid-based and composed of two, three, four, six, eight, and ten modular units, these playfully dynamic typefaces will greet visitors in print and online with the perfect embodiment of the museum’s revitalized identity. Our goal in implementing this new identity throughout the museum is to convey our values as a contemporary art institution that is smart, playful, and welcoming. The website—made possible in part by the Kovler Web 6 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR Fund—reflects the MCA’s personality as curious, generous, and provocative. It aggregates a huge amount of information and resources for our visitors, integrating exhibitions, collections, programs, and educational activities. For the first time, our entire permanent collection is accessible online—available to artists, scholars, and the public at large. The performance department likewise contributed inspirational theater, dance, music, and live arts to the museum’s programming. MCA Stage presented dynamic performances including new commissioned works by Chicago artists Manual Cinema, The Seldoms, and composers Renée Baker and Nicole Mitchell, as well as presenting projects with Chicago Human Rhythm Project and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. MCA Stage also presented a number of international companies including the debut Chicago performances by acclaimed artists Michael Clark Company, Teatro en el Blanco, Mariano Pensotti, and Sònia Sánchez. As the museum approaches our 50th anniversary in 2017, I am filled with pride for our long and pioneering history, as well as our role as a leader in the local, national, and international art worlds. Our original mission, to support the vanguard of contemporary art, has grown into an even more purposeful vision: to inspire our audiences, engage them with living artists, and celebrate today’s most important art and ideas. With the community’s continued support at every level, the MCA has a bright future ahead.

7 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT CURATORIAL

MCA CHICAGO EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONS PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS MCA DNA: Alexander Calder Anne Collier. Foreword by Oct 12, 2013–Aug 9, 2015 Madeleine Grynsztejn. Contributions by Michael BMO Harris Bank Chicago Darling, Chrissie Iles, and Kate Works: Zachary Cahill Zambreno. MCA Chicago Apr 29–Sep 28, 2014 and Artbook D.A.P., 2015. Hardcover, 112 pages. Unbound: Contemporary Art After Frida Kahlo Doris Salcedo. Foreword by May 3–Oct 5, 2014 Madeleine Grynsztejn. Contributions by Elizabeth Adan, MCA Screen: Leslie Hewitt in Katherine Brinson, Helen collaboration with Bradford Molesworth, Doris Salcedo, and Young Julie Rodrigues Widholm. MCA May 17–Aug 31, 2014 Chicago, in association with the University of Chicago Press, Simon Starling: 2015. Hardcover, 239 pages. Metamorphology Jun 7–Nov 2, 2014 Simon Starling: Metamor- phology. MCA Monograph. MCA Chicago Plaza Project: Foreword by Madeleine Yinka Shonibare, MBE Grynsztejn. Contributions by Jun 16–Nov 10, 2014 Dieter Roelstraete, Janine Mileaf, Simon Starling, and Earthly Delights Mark Godfrey. MCA Chicago Jun 28–Nov 30, 2014 and Artbook D.A.P., 2014. Hardcover, 140 pages. David Bowie Is Sep 23, 2014–Jan 4, 2015 BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works: Sarah and Joseph Belknap Oct 11, 2014–Feb 24, 2015 Body Doubles Oct 25, 2014–Apr 19, 2015 Anne Collier Nov 22, 2014–Mar 8, 2015 MCA DNA: Richard Hunt Dec 18, 2014–May 17, 2015 Doris Salcedo Feb 21–May 24, 2015 MCA Screen: Clemens von Wedemeyer Feb 24–Jul 26, 2015 BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works: Faheem Majeed Mar 10–Aug 16, 2015

9 ACCESSIONS Isa Genzken (German, b. 1948) framed in acrylic boxes Fenster (Window), 1990 Five parts, each framed: 29 � × Concrete and steel 37 ¼ × 2 � in. (75.4 × 94.6 × Installed: 102 ¾ × 37 ⅜ × 19 � 5.9 cm) in. (260.9 × 94.9 × 50.3 cm) Artist proof Gift of Helen and Sam Zell, Gift of Gerald S. Elliott, Albert A. 2014.31. a–e Robin by exchange, 2014.35 Ed Kienholz (American, b. 1927– Jimmie Durham (American, 1994) b. 1940) The Marriage Icon, 1972 In a Cabin in the Woods, 2010 Tinted postcards, black-and- Deer skin, wood, and felt white postcard and lace on 64 ¾ × 24 ½ × 12 ½ in. paper, and artist’s frame (164.5 × 62.2 × 31.8 cm) 12 ¾ × 52 ¼ × 1 ¼ in. (32.4 × Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin 132.7 × 3.2 cm) by exchange, 2014.36 Gift of Marianne Deson in honor of Samuel and Sarah Deson, Edward Krasiński (Polish, 1925– 2014.32 2004) Interwencja (Intervention), 1983 Alfredo Jaar (Chilean, b. 1956) Acrylic on wood with blue The Sound of Silence, 2006 adhesive tape Wood, metal, fluorescent tubes, Wooden panel: 39 � × 37 ⅞ × 5 LED lights, video projection, flash � in. (100.2 × 96.2 × 13.8 cm) lights, and tripods Installed dimensions variable 157 ½ × 157 ½ × 315 in. Purchased jointly by Museum of (400 × 400 × 800 cm) Contemporary Art Chicago with Edition 1 of 3 funds provided by Mary and Purchased jointly by the Museum Earle Ludgin by exchange and of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Metropolitan Museum of with funds provided by the Art, New York by Roy R. and Pritzker Traubert Visionary Art Marie S. Neuberger Foundation Acquisition Fund and the Susan Inc.; The Cynthia Hazen Polsky Devine Camilli Foundation, and Fund, 2014.37 the Philadelphia Museum of Art, through the Committee on Margot Bergman (American, Modern and Contemporary Art; b. 1934) and with funds contributed by Marie Christine, 2014 an anonymous donor, 2014.33 Acrylic on linen 65 ꠳ × 50 ꠳ in. (165.3 × 127.2 Simon Starling (British, b. 1967) cm) The Long Ton, 2009 Gift of Joseph and Jory Shapiro Chinese marble block, CNC- Fund, Mary and Earle Ludgin by milled Carrara marble block, exchange, 2014.38 pulley system, clamps, rope, and shackles Collier Schorr (American, Two parts: 35 × 47 × 19 in. b. 1963) (90 × 120 × 50 cm) and 23 × 29 Where are you Going?, 2013 × 12 in. (59 × 74 × 31 cm) Pigment print Overall dimensions variable Sheet: 60 ¼ × 41 ½ in. Gift of Katherine S. Schamberg (153 × 105.4 cm) by exchange, 2014.34 Framed: 69 ½ × 50 ½ in. (176.5 × 128.3 cm) Simon Starling (British, b. 1967) Edition 1 of 3, aside from 2 One Ton, II (Five handmade artist’s proofs platinum/palladium prints of the Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin Anglo American Platinum Corpo- by exchange, 2014.39 ration Mine at Potgieterus, , produced using as many Wangechi Mutu (Kenyan, platinum group metal salts as can b. 1972) be produced from one ton of ore), That’s my death mask you’re 2005 wearing, 2004 10 Platinum/palladium prints Ink, collage, and contact paper on Mylar Constructed book, gold leaf, and Sheet: 39 ¼ × 27 � in. (99.7 × graphite in frame 70.6 cm) Book: 9 ¾ × 8 7/8 × 1 � in. Framed: 41 ¾ × 30 ⅜ in. (106.1 × (24.8 × 22.5 × 4.6 cm) 77.2 cm) Frame: 12 ⅜ × 12 � × 2 in. (31.4 Gift of Sara Szold, 2014.40 × 31.6 × 5.1 cm) Artist’s proof, aside from an Rashid Johnson (American, edition of 10 b. 1977) Gift of Roy Boyd in memory of Multiple Consciousness, 2010 Ann Boyd, 2014.47 Gelatin silver print Sight: 39 ¼ × 31 ¼ in. (99.7 × 79.4 Sol LeWitt (American, 1928– cm) 2007) Framed: 43 ⅜ × 35 ⅜ in. (110.2 × Brick Wall, 1977 89.9 cm) Offset on paper; perfect bound, Edition 2 of 3, aside from two softcover artist’s proofs Two copies, each: 10 ¼ × 8 ¾ × Gift of Carlo Bronzini Vender, � in. (26 × 22.2 × .5 cm) 2014.41 National Endowment for the Arts Museum Purchase Grant John Henderson (American, and gift of the Men’s Council, b. 1984) 2014.48 Cast, 2012 Bronze cast Edward Ruscha (American, b. 39 ½ × 31 � × 1 � in. (100.3 × 1937) 79.5 × 4 cm) Thirty-four Parking Lots Gift of Carlo Bronzini Vender, in , 1974 2014.42 Offset on paper; perfect bound, softcover Tim Gardner (American, b. 1973) Three copies, each: 10 × 8 × ¼ Untitled (Bhoadie with St. Alphon- in. (25.4 × 20.3 × .6 cm) sus statue), 1999 National Endowment Watercolor on paper for the Arts Museum Purchase Framed: 16 � × 18 � in. (42.6 × Grant and gift of the Men’s 46.7 cm) Council, 2014.49 Gift of Carla Emil and Rich Silverstein, 2014.43 Fred Lonidier (American, b. 1942) Nan Goldin (American, b. 1953) Draft Resistance Seattle, 1967–68 Tabboo! in Joey’s Road Kill Coat, Two hundred and sixty photo- NYC, 1991 graphic slides in carousel and Chromogenic development print digital PowerPoint presentation Framed: 23 � × 30 ¾ in. (59.5 × Dimensions variable 78.1 cm) Edition 1 of 3 Edition of 25 Restricted gift of The Buddy Gift of Anne D. Koch, 2014.44 Taub Foundation, 2014.50 Nan Goldin (American, b. 1953) Fred Lonidier (American, b. Joey at the Love Ball, NYC, 1991 1942) Chromogenic development print 29 Arrests, 1972/2008 Framed: 31 ⅞ × 44 ⅝ in. (81 × Thirty photographs with texts on 113.3 cm) panel Edition of 25 Framed: 30 ⅜ × 39 � in. (77.2 × Gift of Anne D. Koch, 2014.45 99.9 cm) Edition 2 of 3 Camille Henrot (French, b. 1978) Restricted gift of The Buddy Letter to Michael Darling, 2014 Taub Foundation, 2014.51 Ink on paper 11 � × 8 ¼ in. (29.7 × 21 cm) Karen Reimer (American, b. Gift of the artist, 2014.46 1958) Endless Set (2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, Buzz Spector (American, b. 1948) 19, 23, 29, 31), 2007 11 ACCESSIONS Malevich Book, 1989 Appliqué on pillowcases Eleven parts, each: 30 × 20 in. Gift of the Estates of Walter (76.2 × 50.8 cm) Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, Restricted gift of Mark and Judy 2014.58 Bednar, 2014.52 Craig Kauffman (American, William J. O’Brien (American, 1932–2010) b. 1975) Le Mur s’en va, 1969 Cinaedus Table MDCCLXXV, 2007 Acrylic lacquer on plastic Ceramics and found objects on 73 ½ × 50 ⅛ × 9 ¾ in. (186.7 × table 127.5 × 24.8 cm) 65 × 84 × 30 in. (165.1 × 213.4 × Gift of the Estates of Walter 76.2 cm) Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, Gift of Martin and Rebecca 2014.59 Eisenberg, 2014.53 Billy Al Bengston (American, Peter Alexander (American, b. 1934) b. 1939) The Alamo, 1969 Brown Black Wedge, 1969 Lacquer and polyester Cast polyester resin on aluminum 91 ¾ × 4 × 3 � in. 36 × 34 in. (91.4 × 86.4 cm) (233.1 × 10.2 × 10 cm) Edition 1 of 20 Gift of the Estates of Walter Gift of the Estates of Walter Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, 2014.54 2014.60 Peter Alexander (American, William J. O’Brien (American, b. 1939) b. 1975) Untitled (Drip), 1970 Untitled, 2009 Wax on paper Mixed media on canvas Framed: 28 ⅜ × 20 ⅜ in. (72.1 × 80 × 66 in. (203.2 × 167.6 cm) 51.8 cm) Gift of Steve Smooke, 2014.61 Gift of the Estates of Walter Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, William J. O’Brien (American, 2014.55 b. 1975) Untitled, 2006 Peter Alexander (American, Mixed media b. 1939) Approximately 72 × 46 in. (182.9 May 3, 1970, 1970 × 116.8 cm) Cast polyester resin Gift of Jolie Nahigian and Ivan Five parts, each: 89 × Moskowitz, 2014.62 8 in. (226.1 × 20.3 cm) Gift of the Estates of Walter Wesley Willis (American, 1963– Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, 2003) 2014.56.a–e The Dan Ryan Expressway, 51st Street, 1987 Craig Kauffman (American, Pen, ink, and felt marker on 1932–2010) illustration board Untitled, 1966 Framed: 33 ꠵ × 47 ꠳ in. (84.5 × Acrylic lacquer on 120 cm) vacuum formed colored plastic Gift of Dr. Robert H. Derden, 39 ⅛ × 77 × 5 ꠳ in. 2014.63 (99.5 × 195.6 × 12.7 cm) Gift of the Estates of Walter Wesley Willis (American, 1963– Netsch and Dawn Clark Netsch, 2003) 2014.57 The Dan Ryan Expressway, 39th Street Towards 35th Street, 1989 Craig Kauffman (American, Pen, ink, and felt marker on 1932–2010) illustration board Untitled, 1968 Framed: 33 ꠵ × 47 ꠵ in. (84.5 × Acrylic lacquer on 120 cm) vacuum formed plastic Gift of Dr. Robert H. Derden, 23 ¼ × 52 × 11 ½ in. 2014.64 12 ACCESSIONS (59.1 × 132.1 × 29.2 cm) Wesley Willis (American, 1963– Acrylic and oil on canvas 2003) 19 ꠵ × 15 ꠳ in. (48.7 × 38.3 cm) North LaSalle Street, 1987 Gift of Marshall Field’s by Pen, ink, and felt marker on exchange, 2015.3 illustration board Framed: 33 ꠵ × 47 ꠵ in. (84.5 × Michael Rakowitz (American, 120 cm) b. 1973) Gift of Dr. Robert H. Derden, May the Arrogant Not Prevail, 2014.65 2010 Found Arabic packaging and Wesley Willis (American, 1963– newspaper, glue, cardboard, 2003) and wood Crown Hall, 3360 S. State Street, 194 ¼ × 235 ¼ × 37 ½ in. 1989 (493.4 × 597.5 × 95.3 cm) Pen, ink, and felt marker on Gift of Marshall Field’s by illustration board exchange, 2015.4 Framed: 33 ꠵ × 47 ꠵ in. (84.5 × 120 cm) Hugh Scott-Douglas (British, Gift of Dr. Robert H. Derden, b. 1988) 2014.66 Untitled, 2014 Diffused direct to substrate print Ron Terada (Canadian, b. 1969) on linen Untitled (Jeopardy Two parts, each: 80 ꠵ × 40 ꠳ Painting: Organisms), 1999 in. (203.7 × 101.8 cm) Acrylic on raw canvas Gift of Marshall Field’s by 65 ⅜ × 58 ¼ in. (166.1 × 148 cm) exchange, 2015.5 Gift of Dr. Robert H. Derden, 2014.67 Eric Wesley (American, b. 1973) DPS #9 (Pomegranate), 2014 Andrea Blum (American, Acrylic on aluminum on linen b. 1950) 48 ¼ × 37 ꠵ × 2 � in. (122.6 × Untitled, c. 1975 94.5 × 7.3 cm) Charcoal, gouache and pencil on Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin paper by exchange, 2015.6 Sheet: 37 � × 49 ꠵ in. (95.3 × 125.1 cm) Isaac Layman (American, b. Gift of Marianne Deson in honor 1977) of Samuel and Sarah Deson, Untitled (vertical door), 2011 2014.68 Photographic construction with archival inkjet print Nathan Carter (American, Framed: 89 ⅛ × 38 � in. (223.5 b. 1970) × 94 cm) BRAVO LIMA UDON ELEPHANT, Edition of 3, aside from 2 artist’s 2009 proofs Enamel on steel Restricted gift of The New 107 × 199 × 4 in. (271.8 × 505.5 × Foundation Seattle, 2015.7 10.2 cm) Gift of Helen and Sam Zell, Kerry James Marshall (American, 2015.1. a–g b. 1955) Untitled (Mirror Girl), 2014 Lorna Simpson (American, Acrylic on PVC panel b. 1960) Framed: 84 ⅝ × 60 ¾ in. (215 × Chess, 2012 154.3 cm) Three-channel HD video projec- Gift of Marshall Field’s by ex- tion (black and white, sound) change, 2015.8 10 minutes, 25 seconds Edition 1 of 3, aside from 2 Alex Hay (American, b. 1930) artist’s proofs Light Bulb, 1964 The Pritzker Traubert Visionary Spray lacquer and stencil on Art Acquisition Fund, 2015.2 linen Overall: 95 ½ × 40 in. (242.6 × Tomma Abts (German, b. 1967) 101.6 cm) 13 ACCESSIONS Dele, 2014 Collection Museum of Contem- porary Art Chicago and Irving Annette Kelm (German, b. 1975) Stenn Jr., purchased jointly with Untitled, 2012 funds provided by the Anixter Chromogenic development print Art Acquisition Fund, 2015.9.a–j Framed: 24 ꠵ × 20 ꠳ in. (61.4 × 51 cm) Eduardo Terrazas (Mexican, Gift of Jennifer Aubrey, 2015.16 b. 1936) 1.1.30, 1974–2014 Ellen Berkenblit (American, Wool yarn and Campeche wax b. 1958) on wooden board Love Letter to a Violet, 2015 48 ¼ × 48 ¼ in. (122.6 × 122.6 Oil, charcoal, and oil stick on cm) linen Gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin 91 ½ × 79 � in. (232.4 × by exchange, 2015.10 201.8 cm) Restricted gift of Sara Albrecht, Gabriel Kuri (Mexican, b. 1970) 2015.17 untitled tsb mini statement details, 2014 Judith Hopf (German, b. 1969) Handwoven wool Gobelin Lily´s Laptop, 2013 Two parts, each approximately: Digital video (color, sound) 83 ½ × 59 in. (212.1 × 149.9 cm) 5 minutes, 3 seconds Anixter Art Acquisition Fund, Edition 1 of 6, aside from 2 2015.11.a–b artist proofs Restricted gift of Emerge, Hal Fischer (American, b. 1950) 2015.18 Gay Semiotics, 1977/2014 Carbon pigment prints on Doris Salcedo (Colombian, Canson Photo Gloss Premium b. 1958) RC paper in handmade case Disremembered III, 2014 with denim covering Sewing needles and silk thread 24 photographs, each: 20 × 33 ⅞ × 18 ½ × 5 ⅛ in. (86 × 16 in. or 16 × 20 in. (50.8 × 47 × 13 cm) 40.6 cm) Promised gift of Helen and Sam Edition 9 of 45 Zell in honor of Anne L. Kaplan, Gift of Albert A. Robin by Museum of Contemporary Art exchange, 2015.12.1–28 Chicago Board Chair 2015, PG2015.3 Marlene Dumas (South African, b. 1953) Erin Shirreff (Canadian, b. 1975) The Trophy, 2013 Sculpture for Snow, 2011 Oil on canvas Painted aluminum 78 � × 71 in. (200.5 × 180.3 cm) 136 ½ × 54 × 115 ½ in. (346.7 × Collection of the Museum of 137.2 × 293.4 cm) Contemporary Art Chicago and Edition 2 of 3 The Edlis Neeson Foundation, PG2015.1 2015.13 Charlotte Posenenske (German, Pierre Huyghe (French, b. 1962) 1930–1985) Name Announcer, 2011 Grid (Semi-Circles), 1957 Durational performance Casein paint and pencil on paper Dimensions variable Sheet: 18 ¾ × 22 ⅞ in. (47.6 × Edition 2 of 2 58 cm) Gift of Katherine S. Schamberg, Framed: 23 ¾ × 28 ¼ × 1 ⅛ in. Albert A. Robin, and Gerald S. (60.4 × 71.7 × 2.9 cm) Elliott by exchange, 2015.14 Promised gift of the Irving Stenn Jr. Collection, PG2015.2 Annette Kelm (German, b. 1975) Untitled, 2012 Chromogenic development print Framed: 22 ¾ × 19 � in. (57.8 × 50 cm) 14 ACCESSIONS Gift of Jennifer Aubrey, 2015.15 CURATORIAL Alexander and Bonin Ashlee Jacob SUPPORT Michael Alper Anne L. Kaplan Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Don Kaul and Barbara Anton Kern Gallery Bluhm-Kaul Jennifer Aubrey Michael L. Klein and Jeanne Klein Barbara Lee Family Foundation Kovler Family Foundation Robert and Sheryl Bellick Liz and Eric Lefkofsky Meta S. and Ronald Berger Louis Vuitton Family Foundation Rodney Lubeznik and Susan D. Bernard Lumpkin and Goodman Carmine D. Boccuzzi Max Mara Leslie Bluhm and David MCA North Shore Affiliates Helfand and The Bluhm Chauncey and Marion D. Family Foundation McCormick Family BMO Harris Bank Foundation Buddy Taub Foundation Nion McEvoy Ugo Alfano Casati and Jorge Lisa S. Miller and John N. Miller Cauz Ministry of Culture of Christian Dior Couture Ministry of Foreign Affairs Christie’s of Colombia Citi Private Bank National Endowment for the Consulate General of Mexico Arts Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown neugerriemschneider Nancy and Steven Crown Phillips Francesco Dalla Rovere Carol Prins and John Hart/ The Orbit Fund The Jessica Fund Danielson Foundation Emily Rauh Pulitzer Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation Naomi Mori Reese and John Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Reese Lois and Steve Eisen and Linda Johnson Rice The Eisen Family Foundation Robert Mapplethorpe Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation Foundation Desiree Rogers Carla Emil and Richard David W. Ruttenberg Silverstein Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Josephine L. Ferguson David C. and Sarajean Marilyn and Larry Fields Ruttenberg Arts Foundation Charlotte Feng Ford Cari and Michael Sacks Marc Foxx Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Nancy Lerner Frej and David Lilly Scarpetta Frej Solita and Steven Mishaan Galleria Franco Noero Ricardo and Susana Steinbruch Denise and Gary Gardner Dorie Sternberg Jacques and Natasha Gelman Kristin and Stan Stevens Foundation Donna and Howard Stone Lilly Scarpetta Gnecco Susan Devine Camilli Foundation Helyn Goldenberg Ambassador and Mrs. Louis B. The Walter and Karla Susman Goldschmidt Foundation Sara Szold Andrea and James A. Gordon The Andy Warhol Foundation Graham Foundation for for the Visual Arts Advanced Studies in the The Chicago Community Trust Fine Arts The Dedalus Foundation Margot and George Greig The Modern Institute, Glasgow Kenneth C. Griffin The New Foundation Seattle Agnes Gund Thompson Hotel Jack and Sandra Guthman White Cube Gallery Mr. and Mrs. King Harris Jill Garling and Tom Wilson Harris Family Foundation Zell Family Foundation Hodes Family Foundation Anne and William Hokin Bill and Vicki Hood 15 Mary E. Ittelson 2015 ANNUAL REPORT PERFORMANCE

MCA CHICAGO PERFORMANCES MCA Studio come, been and gone The Seldoms Oct 25–27, 2014 Power Goes Global Stage series Jul 25, 2014 Teatro en el Blanco Chicago Human Rhythm Project La Reunión JUBA! Masters of Tap and Nov 1–2, 2014 Percussive Dance Copresented with Chicago Jul 30–31 and Aug 2, 2014 Humanities Festival ° Guillem Alonso Global Stage series ° BAM! ° Daniel Borak Holcombe Waller ° Victor Cuno Wayfinders ° Derick K. Grant Nov 7–9, 2014 ° Jason Janas Copresented with Chicago ° Sarah Savelli Humanities Festival ° Charles Renato MCA Stage New Works Initiative ° Jumaane Taylor commission ° Cartier Williams Copresented with Chicago Bowie Changes Human Rhythm Project ° Bobby Conn Station to Station MCA Studio Nov 15, 2014 Manual Cinema ° Jon Langford and Mementos Mori Modern Love Aug 19, 2014 Nov 21, 2014 ° Disappears Chicago Dancing Festival Low Dances for Two Nov 22, 2014 Aug 22, 2014 ° Adam Barruch Dance Hubbard Street Dance Chicago ° Joffrey Ballet Kyle Abraham, Victor Quijada, ° Martha Graham Dance Robyn Mineko Williams Company Princess Grace Awards: New Works ° Ron De Jesus/The Nexus Dec 4–14, 2014 Project ° Pam Tanowitz Dance Tsukasa Taiko Taiko Legacy 11 How To Dress Well Dec 20–21, 2014 Sep 4, 2014 Reduction Copresented with Empty Bottle Dec 20, 2014 Presents Copresented with Asian Improv aRts Midwest eighth blackbird Heart and Breath Manual Cinema Sep 12, 2014 Mementos Mori Jan 15–18, 2015 Rashid Johnson MCA Stage New Works Initiative Dutchman commission Sep 16–21, 2014 Presented with Performa at Stan’s Café Red Square The Cardinals Jan 22–24, 2015 Jyl Fehrenkamp Global Stage series The David Bowie Variety Hour Sep 26–27, 2014 MCA Talk Inernational Puppet Art Rosas Jan 24, 2015 Rosas danst Rosas Oct 9–12, 2014 Sònia Sánchez Global Stage series Le Ça (The Id) Feb 13–15, 2015 17 Michael Clark Company Global Stage series Mariano Pensotti Cineastas Feb 26–Mar 1, 2015 Global Stage series Joffrey Academy of Dance Winning Works Mar 7–8, 2015 The Seldoms Power Goes Mar 20–29, 2015 MCA Stage New Works Initiative commission MCA Talk The Seldoms Bodies on the Line Mar 28, 2015 Ragamala Dance with Rudresh Mahanthappa Song of the Jasmine Apr 10–12, 2015 MCA Studio Master Class by Ragamala Dance Apr 11, 2015

International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE): Anna Thorvaldsdottir In the Light of Air Apr 25, 2015 Creative Music Summit Renée Baker Sunyata: Towards Absolute Emptiness May 2, 2015 Nicole Mitchell Mandorla Awakening: Emerging Worlds May 3, 2015 MCA Stage New Works Initiative commission Third Coast Percussion with Glenn Kotche Wild Sound May 21–22, 2015

18 PERFORMANCES SUPPORT FOR Alphawood Foundation PERFORMANCES Amphion Foundation, Inc. Arts Midwest Leigh and Henry Bienen British Council David and Diane Brown Julie and Shane Campbell Consulate General of Argentina Lois and Steve Eisen and The Eisen Family Foundation Ginger Farley and Bob Shapiro Harve Ferrill David Herro and Jay Franke Cynthia Hunt and Philip Rudolph Mary E. Ittelson Elizabeth A. Liebman Mark Light Maecenas Herbert R. and Paula Molner Sharon and Lee Oberlander Maya Polsky Elizabeth Price and Lou Yecies Sociedad Estatal de Acción Cultural Ms. Patricia F. Sternberg Ellen Stone Belic University of Chicago Kazui Yamamoto

19 2015 ANNUAL REPORT EDUCATION

MCA CHICAGO PUBLIC Tuesdays on the MCA Talk Dialogue 6 PROGRAMS Terrace Dieter Roelstraete on Junot Díaz Fred Lonberg-Holm Simon Starling Sep 29, 2014 Jul 1, 2014 Aug 15, 2014 MCA Talk Tuesday on the MCA Studio Todd Hanyes and Terrace Manual Cinema: Sandy Powell Corey Wilkes Quartet Mementos Mori Oct 5, 2014 Jul 8, 2014 Aug 19, 2014 MCA Talk MCA Talk Tuesdays on the The Man Who Sold Michael Darling on Terrace Chicago Isa Genzken Tatsu Aoki, Miyumi Oct 7, 2014 Jul 11, 2014 Project Aug 19, 2014 MCA Talk Tuesdays on the Segunda Semana Terrace MCA Talk Oct 14, 2014 Jazz Links: Ryan Leslie Hewitt Nyther Quartet Aug 23, 2014 MCA Talk Jul 15, 2014 Sarah Belknap Tuesdays on the and Joseph Belknap MCA Talk Terrace Oct 14, 2014 Design Dialogues: Mike Reed’s People, Diller and Kroloff Places & Things MCA Live Jul 17, 2014 Aug 26, 2014 Tim Kinsella, Hunky Dory TK MCA Studio Tuesdays on the Oct 16, 2014 Kelly Kaczynski Terrace Jul 19, 2014 Robert Irving III MCA Screen Quintet Bowie Film Fest Tuesdays on the Sep 2, 2014 Oct 18–19, 2014 Terrace Tomeka Reid MCA Talk MCA Live Jul 22, 2014 Naomi Beckwith on Salonathon, Life on Yinka Shonibare, Mars MCA Studio MBE Oct 21, 2014 The Seldoms: Power Sep 9, 2014 Goes MCA Talk Jul 25, 2014 Tuesdays on the Karsten Lund on Terrace Sarah and Joseph Word Weekend Xavier Breaker Belknap Jul 26–27, 2014 Coalition Oct 28, 2014 Sep 9, 2014 Tuesdays on the MCA Talk Terrace MCA Live Economics + Dee Alexander Zachary Cahill, Environmentalism Jul 29, 2014 Séance V. 11 Oct 28, 2014 Sep 13, 2014 MCA Studio MCA Live General Economy, MCA Live ONO Covers Bowie Exquisite Exchange Bryan Ferry and Nov 4, 2014 Aug 2, 2014 Michael Bracewell Sep 17, 2014 MCA Talk Tuesdays on the Sarah Thornton Terrace MCA Talk Nov 5, 2014 Jason Stein Quartet Curating Bowie Aug 5, 2014 Sep 21, 2014 MCA Talk Guy Maddin: Tuesdays on the MCA Live His Winnipeg Terrace White Mystery Nov 5, 2014 The Chicago Reed Covers Bowie Quartet Sep 23, 2014 MCA Talk 21 Aug 12, 2014 Bowie: Critchley + Moody + Chute MCA Live MCA Talk Nov 7, 2014 Bastardgeist Zackary Drucker, Dec 16, 2014 The Skew MCA Screen Feb 18, 2015 Eyeworks Festival MCA Talk Nov 11, 2014 St. Vincent MCA Talk Jan 3, 2015 Doris Salcedo MCA Talk Feb 21, 2015 Segunda Semana MCA Talk Nov 11, 2014 Neil Gaiman MCA Screen Jan 4, 2015 Black Radical MCA Talk Imagination Michelle Puetz on MCA Screen Feb 22, 2015 Body Doubles The Chicago 8 Small Nov 18, 2014 Gauge Film Festival MCA Live Jan 6, 2015 Fifth House + MCA Live Adebukola Bodunrin Lee Blalock, oddity() MCA Studio Feb 24, 2015 Nov 18, 2014 Pup House, Shadow Puppetry MCA Talk MCA Talk Jan 13, 2015 Julie Rodrigues A Look at the 14th Widholm on Doris Istanbul Biennial MCA Talk Salcedo Nov 19, 2014 Segunda Semana Mar 3, 2015 Jan 13, 2015 MCA Talk MCA Studio Kevin Barnes on MCA Live Feminist Parking Lot David Bowie Welcome to the Mar 3, 2015 Nov 20, 2014 Neighborhood Jan 20, 2015 MCA Talk MCA Talk Faheem Majeed Anne Collier MCA Talk Mar 10, 2015 Nov 22, 2014 Tracers Book Club Jan 27, 2015 MCA Talk MCA Screen Segunda Semana Madsen Minax MCA Talk Mar 10, 2015 Nov 25, 2014 Richard Hunt Jan 29, 2015 MCA Talk MCA Talk Considering Trans* Michelle Puetz on MCA Studio Embodiment Body Doubles Samantha Hill, 10 Mar 17, 2015 Dec 2, 2014 Body Performances Feb 3, 2015 MCA Studio MCA Talk Kirsten Leenaars, Michael Darling on MCA Talk Notes on Empty Anne Collier Naomi Beckwith on Chairs Dec 9, 2014 Richard Hunt Mar 24, 2015 Feb 10, 2015 MCA Live MCA Talk The Lonesome MCA Studio Keren Cytter Organist Covers Joshua Kent Mar 28, 2015 Bowie Feb 10, 2015 MCA Talk Dec 9, 2014 The Seldoms: Bodies MCA Talk on the Line MCA Talk Segunda Semana Mar 28, 2015 Segunda Semana Feb 10, 2015 Dec 9, 2014 MCA Studio MCA Screen Samanatha Hill, MCA Screen Jennifer Reeder Uma Celebração da Tatsu Aoki Feb 17, 2015 Cultura Dec 16, 2014 Mar 31, 2015 22 PUBLIC PROGRAMS MCA Talk MCA Studio Tuesdays on the Doris Salcedo Panel Tru Touch: Spa of Terrace Apr 7, 2015 Guided Conversation James Sanders’ May 12, 2015 Proyecto Libre MCA Live Jun 23, 2015 Donda’s House MCA Talk Apr 7, 2015 Segunda Semana MCA Talk May 12, 2015 Made-Up with MCA Studio Danny Volk Master Class by MCA Talk Jun 27, 2015 Ragamala Dance Voice of Witness Apr 11, 2015 May 14, 2015 Tuesdays on the Terrace MCA Talk MCA Talk Victor Garcia Malcolm Theaster Gates + Jun 30, 2015 Apr 11, 2015 Lisa Lee on Doris Salcedo MCA Studio May 16, 2015 Kirsten Leenaars, Notes on Empty MCA Studio Chairs Kirsten Leenaars, Apr 14, 2015 Notes on Empty Chairs MCA Talk May 19, 2015 Segunda Semana Apr 14, 2015 MCA Live Avery R. Young, MCA Talk race | music Rebecca Duclos + May 26, 2015 Daniel Quiles on Salcedo Tuesdays on the Apr 18, 2015 Terrace Dana Hall’s Black Fire MCA Talk Jun 2, 2015 Steven L. Bridges on Faheem Majeed MCA Talk Apr 21, 2015 Michael Darling on S, M, L, XL MCA Live Jun 5, 2015 Ekphest: A Festival of Art + Word MCA Talk Apr 21, 2015 Clemens von Wedemeyer MCA Studio Jun 6, 2015 Samantha Hill, Boppin’ Tuesdays on the Apr 28, 2015 Terrace Juli Wood’s Chicago MCA Live Calling Chicago Home Jun 9, 2015 Theater Festival May 5, 2015 Segunda Semana MCA Talk Jun 9, 2015 Howenstein + Saona MCA Studio on Doris Salcedo Thēarē Group May 9, 2015 Jun 12, 2015 MCA Talk Tuesdays on the Naomi Beckwith Terrace on Keren Cytter Maggie Brown May 12, 2015 Jun 16, 2015 23 PUBLIC PROGRAMS FAMILY AND FAMILY Family Day PROGRAMS Tinker YOUTH PROGRAMS May 9, 2015 Stroller Tour Jul 2, 2014 Stroller Tour Jun 3, 2015 Stroller Tour Aug 6, 2014 YOUTH PROGRAMS Stroller Tour Sept 3, 2014 Living Room Sep 27, 2014 Stroller Tour Oct 1, 2014 Living Room Oct 25, 2014 Family Day Dare Living Room Oct 11, 2014 Nov 22, 2014 Stroller Tour Living Room Nov 5, 2014 Jan 24, 2015 Family Day Living Room Changes Feb 28, 2015 Nov 8, 2014 Living Room Stroller Tour Mar 28, 2015 Dec 3, 2014 Teen Workshop Family Day Performance Blink Poetry with Dec 13, 2014 Avery R. Young Apr 7, 2015 Stroller Tour Jan 7, 2015 Teen Workshop Dance and Family Day Resistance with Wonder Ahmed Hamad Jan 10, 2015 Apr 8, 2015 Stroller Tour Teen Workshop Feb 4, 2015 Feminist Crafting with Tracers Book Family Day Club Double Apr 9, 2015 Feb 14, 2015 Living Room Stroller Tour Apr 25, 2015 Mar 4, 2015 21 Minus Family Day Annual exposition Loop of teen creativity, Mar 14, 2015 curated and hosted by the TCA Stroller Tour May 30, 2015 Apr 1, 2015 Family Day Lost and Found Apr 11, 2015 Stroller Tour 24 May 6, 2015 SUPPORT FOR Allstate Insurance Company Lawrence I. Schulman and EDUCATION Janet Murphy Anixter and Christine H. Poggianti Steven Anixter Polk Bros. Foundation Aon Corporation Dana L. Ragiel Robert and Sheryl Bellick Reyes Holdings, LLC Cristina Benitez and Richard Susie and Rick Rieser Carlson Eve and Randall S. Rogers Marlene Breslow-Blitstein and Yumi and Douglas Ross Berle Blitstein Catherine Ross and Chris Liguori Susan Brody and Robert Mack Raymond and Inez Saunders Citi Private Bank Irma and Edward Schwartz Jocelyn Cornbleet Mr. and Mrs. John Seder Lori A. Crosley Fanette Singer and Charles Crown Family Philanthropies Freund Jasmine Davila Siragusa Foundation JinJa Davis-Birkenbeuel and Rob and Eileen Stein Grant Birkenbeuel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Sternberg Andrea and Steven DeMar Kristin and Stan Stevens Discover Financial Services Tom and Karen Uhlmann Megan and Jordan Dorfman Zell Family Foundation The Edgewater Funds Danielle and Martin E. Elissa Efroymson and Adnaan Zimmerman Hamid Anonymous (2) Efroymson Family Fund Lois and Steve Eisen and The Eisen Family Foundation Ernst & Young LLP Larry and Barbara Field Marilyn and Larry Fields Gale Fischer Marcia and Tom Fraerman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend Lloyd A. Fry Foundation GCM Grosvenor Terri and Stephen Geifman Adrienne and Burt Glazov Ellen and David Goldberg Rachel and David Grund Mr. and Mrs. King Harris Harris Family Foundation Helen Brach Foundation Cynthia Hunt and Philip Rudolph Illinois Tool Works Inc. Susie L. Karkomi and Marvin Leavitt Lewis S. and Anne Neri Kostiner KPMG Katherine Lampert and Michael Kraines LeRoy Neiman Foundation Elizabeth Ring Mather and William Gwinn Mather Fund Beatrice Cummings Mayer MCA North Side Affiliate Adelheid Mers Linda and Jerome H. Meyer Marquis D. Miller and Pamela Buchanan Miller The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust Northern Trust 25 Christina Ochs 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL SUPPORT

MCA CHICAGO FINANCIAL FY 15 REPORT $25.8 TOTAL REVENUE 49.5% CONTRIBUTIONS 11.9% INVESTMENT INCOME FROM OPERATIONS 38.6% EARNED REVENUES ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– $25.8 TOTAL EXPENSES 49.4% PROGRAM EXPENSES 16% FACILITIES 15.9% GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE 11.1% MARKETING AND PR 7.6% FUNDRAISING ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– $12.8 TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 14% FUNDRAISING, NET 16% GOVERNMENT 7.7% FOUNDATION 6.6% CORPORATE 55.6% INDIVIDUAL ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FY 14 $20.6 TOTAL REVENUE 60.8% CONTRIBUTIONS 14% INVESTMENT INCOME FROM OPERATIONS 25.1% EARNED REVENUES ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– $20.6 TOTAL EXPENSES 48.0% PROGRAM EXPENSES 16.6% FACILITIES 16.1% GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE 10.8% MARKETING AND PR 8.5% FUNDRAISING ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– $11.3 TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1.5% FUNDRAISING, NET 15.4% GOVERNMENT 5.4% FOUNDATION 4.7% CORPORATE 73.1% INDIVIDUAL ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– OPERATING ENDOWMENT BALANCES SINCE 2003 FY 03 39,538,547 FY 10 56,456,393 FY 04 46,618,272 FY 11 68,052,705 FY 05 52,460,185 FY 12 65,516,235 FY 06 61,546,640 FY 13 76,922,688 FY 07 71,572,510 FY 14 89,722,729 FY 08 67,402,636 FY 15 100,584,475 27 FY 09 52,318,454 2015 ANNUAL REPORT DONOR RECOGNITION

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INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS Ricardo and Susana Steinbruch Kristin and Stan Stevens $100,000 and Above Marjorie and Louis Susman Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Leslie Bluhm and David Helfand Foundation and The Bluhm Family Anonymous Foundation ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Nancy and Steven Crown $25,000–49,999 Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson Lois and Steve Eisen and Sara Albrecht The Eisen Family Foundation Alexander and Bonin David Herro and Jay Franke Mark and Judy Bednar Andrea and James A. Gordon Julie and Lawrence Bernstein Margot and George Greig Dr. Anita Blanchard and Martin Kenneth C. Griffin H. Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. King Harris Susan and Michael Canmann Harris Family Foundation Carol and Douglas Cohen Anne L. Kaplan Patricia O. Cox Don Kaul and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crown Bluhm-Kaul R. H. Defares Kovler Family Foundation Elissa Efroymson and Liz and Eric Lefkofsky Adnaan Hamid Elizabeth A. Liebman Charlotte Feng Ford Cari and Michael Sacks Nicholas and Nancy Giampietro Donna and Howard Stone Paul and Linda Gotskind White Cube Gallery Sheila and Joseph Gutman Zell Family Foundation John and Stephanie Harris ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Mellody Hobson $50,000–99,999 Doris B. Holleb Ashlee Jacob Jennifer Aubrey Gretchen Sandin Jordan and Gerhard and Kathleen Bette John W. Jordan II Robert and Sheryl Bellick Brad and Kim Keywell Marlene Breslow-Blitstein and Rebecca W. Knight and Lester B. Berle Blitstein Knight Donald and Anne Edwards Ronald and Felicia Levin Family Jack and Sandra Guthman Fund Anne and William Hokin Robert M. and Diane v.S. Levy Marilyn and Larry Fields James H. Litinsky Mary E. Ittelson Nancy Lauter McDougal Beatrice Cummings Mayer Jill and Paul Meister Sylvia Neil and Daniel R. Fischel The Neisser Family Foundation The Neisser Family Foundation Michael and Claire O’Grady J. B. and M. K. Pritzker Shawna and Jay Owen Naomi Mori Reese and John Carol Prins and John Hart/ 29 Reese The Jessica Fund Penny Pritzker and Bryan Jeanne and Michael L. Klein Traubert Katherine and Judd Malkin Eve and Randall S. Rogers MCA North Shore Affiliate Sara Szold Linda and Jerome H. Meyer Kathy J. Taslitz Lisa S. and John N. Miller Peter Thiel Judith and Robert E. Neiman Lynn and Allen Turner Daniel Och Debra Weese-Mayer and Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Perry Robert N. Mayer Ms. Emily R. Pulitzer Dia S. and Edward S. Weil Jr. Linda Johnson Rice John and Carol Winzeler Richard and Ellen Sandor ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Family Foundation $15,000–24,999 Robin Loewenberg Tebbe and Mark Tebbe The Acorn Foundation Tina and Byron Trott Nancy Lerner Frej and David Frej Anonymous (2) Laura De Ferrari and Marshall B. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Front $5,000–9,999 Stanley Green Madeleine Grynsztejn and Noreen Khalid Ahmad and Tom Shapiro Renaud Proch Agnes Gund Alsdorf Foundation Susie L. Karkomi and Marvin Anton Kern Gallery Leavitt Julie and Roger Baskes Lindy and Michael Keiser Karen and Steve Berkowitz Lewis S. and Anne Neri Kostiner Pat Callahan Marilyn and Ivan Kushen Ugo Alfano Casati and Jorge Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin Cauz Suzanne Lovell Joyce E. Chelberg Rodney Lubeznik and Susan D. Nelda J. Connors Goodman Jill and Bob Delaney Jr. McBreen Family Gail and Richard Elden neugerriemschneider Ann and Henry Feinberg Maya Polsky Denise and Gary Gardner Trisha Rooney Paul Gray and Dedrea Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Armour Gray Lilly Scarpetta Stanislav Grezdo and Margot Levin Schiff Tracy Miller Joseph Scoby Sanford Heller Rose L. Shure Jaquith Family Foundation Dorie Sternberg John P. Keller and Judy Keller Marilynn and Carl Thoma Anne and John Kern Anonymous (1) Rita and Jim Knox ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Matt and Mikelle Kruger $10,000–14,999 Lisson Gallery Angela C. Lustig and Dale Taylor Janet Murphy Anixter and Jeanne Randall Malkin Steven Anixter Nion McEvoy Valerie Carberry and Richard Gary Metzner and Scott Johnson Wright Michael Rosenfeld Gallery Mr. and Mrs. David Coolidge The Modern Institute, Glasgow Carla Emil and Richard Christine and Thomas Moldauer Silverstein Sharon and Lee Oberlander Ginger Farley and Bob Shapiro The Orbit Fund Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend Thomas R. Osborne and Galleria Franco Noero Scott Benaglio Jill Garling and Tom Wilson Laura Sule Paulson Helyn Goldenberg Deborah and Stephen Quazzo Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Goldstein J. Christopher Reyes and Rachel and David Grund Anne Reyes Bill and Vicki Hood Richard Gray Gallery Cynthia Hunt and Philip Yumi and Douglas Ross 30 SUPPORT Rudolph Sandra and Earl Rusnak Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Saslow Merrillyn J. Kosier and James F. Sanjay Sharma Kinoshita Reginald and Leigh Smith Karen and Daniel Lee Marjorie K. Staples Cara B. Levinson Ron and Patty Weiss Benita Levy Meredith Bluhm-Wolf and John Andrew MacMahon William Wolf Eric McKissack and Cheryl Danielle and Martin E. Mayberry McKissack Zimmerman Monique Meloche and Evan David Zwirner, New York Boris Anonymous (1) Marquis D. Miller and Pamela ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Buchanan Miller $2,500–4,999 Christina Mitchell and Lisa Manley Laurence Bass Sandra and Michael Perlow Ellen Stone Belic Alan and Dorothy Press Meta S. and Ronald Berger Elizabeth Price and Lou Yecies Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Real Booz & Company, Inc. Susie and Rick Rieser Jeffrey Breslow and Ginna Nancy Rodin Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Burton X. Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Broido Rosenberg Liza and Marc Brooks Catherine Ross and Chris Liguori Adriana Cargill Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Alexandra and William Cole Carolyn S. Schwarz Mrs. Gary C. Comer Kelly and Paul Seeman Doris Conant Fanette Singer and Charles Francesco Dalla Rovere Freund Dirk Denison and David Salkin Patricia F. Sternberg Shawn M. Donnelley and Tom and Karen Uhlmann Christopher M. Kelly Andreas Waldburg-Wolfegg Megan and Jordan Dorfman David Walega and Christopher Laura and Scott Eisen Ambrosos Sheila Finnigan and James Linda and Michael Welsh Feldman Tom and Kathleen Wright Sara Fitzmaurice Anonymous (1) Marc Foxx ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Marcia and Tom Fraerman Eugene Fu $1,500–2,499 Philip Garoon and Family Matt and Tonya Geesman Maria C. Bechily and Scott James Geier Hodes Terri and Stephen Geifman Laura N. Beem The Gilford-Atkins Families Heiji and Brian Black Foundation Vivi-Ann Blankenstein Ellen and David Goldberg Mazal Bohbot Berrie Alfred G. Goldstein Susan Brody and Robert Mack Mary Clare and Doug Gourley Leslie Buchbinder-Figa Chand Gupta and Danielle Rosen Carolyn S. Bucksbaum Nickol and Darrel Hackett Paul Buenvenida and Gary N. Lynn Hauser and Neil Ross Heiferman Charles Heekin Janet V. Burch and Joel R. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Heller III Guillory Rhona Hoffman Julie and Shane Campbell Ana M. Hollinger Helen and Joseph Cesarik Angela Marie Hubbell Linda and William Cheeseman Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Hubble Jocelyn Cornbleet Kay and Malcolm Kamin Lori A. Crosley Janis Kanter and Thomas Randee and Gerry Curciarello McCormick Michael Darling Sylvia and Richard Kaufman Andrea and Steven DeMar Lisa Key and Kevin Lint Laura and Theodore Eckert 31 SUPPORT Sondra and Karl Eisenberg Sidney and Sondra Berman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Epstein Swartchild Jr. Susan and Stephen Felker Bobette Takiff Toni and Joel Fenchel Ana J. Tannebaum Gale Fischer Richard and Ann Tomlinson David J. Fletcher Kay Torshen Foundation Suzette and Timothy P. Flood Dr. and Mrs. Edward Traisman Martin Friedman and Peggy Dana Shepard Treister and Casey-Friedman Dr. Michael Roy Treister Jefferson Godard Kay and Craig Tuber Teresa Samala de Guzman Anne Van Wart and Michael Carla and Brian Hahn Keable Todd A. Harding and David W. Robert F. Wall Lassiter Jonathan D. Wasserman Brian Herbstritt Mr. and Mrs. John Watrous Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Brice W. Weeks Michelle K. Holland Michael A. Wilczynski Joel and Carol Honigberg Ruth Winter Carolina Jayaram Anonymous (3) Jared Kaplan and Maridee ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Quanbeck $1,000–1,499 Frank and Nancy Karger Peter and Linda Krivkovich Jason Ballew Katherine Lampert and Michael Mary Jo and Douglas Basler Kraines Christine and Carlos Bendfeldt Victoria Lautman Leigh and Henry Bienen Jonathan Lehman James Blinder and Mary Wilson Molly Levitt John and Jackie Bucksbaum Carol Rosofsky and Robert B. John D. and Leslie Henner Burns Lifton Maureen and Scott Byron Beth Loeb Greg Cameron Carolyn and Michael LoGiudice Pamela Crutchfield Deborah Lovely Frona C. Daskal Dr. and Mrs. Robert Magoon Roxanne J. Decyk Sheryl and Michael Markman Elvy Leake Draft Dick and Donna Meckley Nancie and Bruce Dunn Beverly M. Meyer Courtney Eisen Pamela Meyer Josephine L. Ferguson Minor Family Foundation Robert and Sylvie Fitzpatrick Diana and David Moore Henry S. and Rhoda Frank Jolie Nahigan and Dr. Ivan Judith R. Freeman Moskowitz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Meryl Lyn and Charles Moss Lauren Grundhofer Peterson Christina Ochs Diane and Bruce Halle Mr. and Mrs. Henson Orser Madeline and Richard Halpern Peggy Papaioannou Lynn Hodson Lawrence I. Schulman and Amy Hokin Christine H. Poggianti Tem Horwitz James Rabinowitz Justine Jentes and Dan Kuruna Dana L. Ragiel Bernard Lumpkin and Carmine Laurie Reinstein Boccuzzi David W. Ruttenberg Steve MacLellan and Miriam Esther Saks Waltz Jane Saks Maecenas Raymond and Inez Saunders Lyn McKeaney Laurence M. Saviers Solita and Steven Mishaan Paula Scholl and Byron Roche Julie and Scott Moller Mr. and Mrs. John Seder Herbert R. and Paula Molner Betty and Richard Seid Ann and Walter Nathan Chad Slaughter Sharon Paschke Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Sternberg Penny Pilkington Sarah and Steve Stratton Desiree Rogers 32 SUPPORT D. D. Roskin Elizabeth Schrock Cynthia A. Kalnow Richard and Barbara Silverman Margaret Kittle-Kamp Dusan Stefoski and Craig Charlotte Koenigsaecker Savage Todd A. Land Rob and Eileen Stein Katherine and Mitchell Lederer Matthew Steinmetz Lisa Yun Lee Jamie and Robert Taylor Deirdre LeMire Glenn and Jackie Tilton Alan and Anne Lerner John Vinci Bonita and Robert Levin Ava and Greg Vorwaller Mark Light Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Deborah and Raymond Lipkin Deborah and Bartholomew Ariel Litvin Weldon Deborah Loeser ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Beth Mannino and Paul Schick $500–999 Cheryl Lynn Bruce and Kerry Marshall Julia and Larry Antonatos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mazzetta Douglas G. Baird and Julie Gray Susan Mazzoni Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bartelstein Michelle McCarthy Mark Beatt Kevin McGirr and Sinclair Bell Bruce Beda Bethany Mudd Barry Belkin Ralph G. Nuzzo and Victoria Y. Daniel S. Berger and Scott Nelson Wenthe Grayce Papp Helen and Charles Bidwell Sally L. Park Pamela J. Block Donald Penn and Rebecca Ditch Susan D. Bowey S. James Perlow and Sandra Jo Alice Brunner Allen George Bucciero Clarisse Perrette and Larry Jon Buckland Freed Jennifer Burkitt Charles and Margaret Rowe John D. Cartland Julie and Kenneth Sacks Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Chandler Lori A. Sauder Edythe and James Cloonan Michael E. Schnur and Jack M. Madeleine Condit and Bulmash Joe Glossberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Curt A. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sedler Francesca and Liam Connell Anne Semik Julia Corcoran and Hector Joe Shanahan Melin-Aldana Robert Simon Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Custer Craig D. Sokol Richard Dangle Sol and Celia Hammerman Jason Dantico Foundation Roy G. and Jayne M. Davis Joyce Solberg Susan S. Duman Ellen Soren Leontine P. Ebers Mirja Catherine Spooner Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis Haffner and Edward Charles Suzanne Faber and Richard Haffner Fizdale Randi Malkin Steinberger and Larry and Barbara Field Harlen Steinberg Alissa Friedman Irving Stenn Jr. Geraldine Gedroic Harriet K. Stratis and Matthew R. Laura and Laurence Gerber Glucksberg Adrienne and Burt Glazov Jeanette Sublett Jim and Aimee Gray Joan F. Talano Sue and Melvin Gray Kitzi Tanner Sarah and Joel Handelman Gregory and Cynthia Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Hecktman Dawn Toroker Denise Hickey Brian Walworth Sarai Hoffman and Stephen Pratt Imy and Howard Wax Scott Hunter I. B. and Tom Weil Rosemary Jones D. Charles Whitney and Ellen 33 SUPPORT Kenneth and Loretta Julian Wartella The Abra Wilkin Fund Nik B. Edes and Joan Stiles Gary Wilson Daniel N. Epstein and Sonja Reed Nancy Wingren Robert Euler Grace Yamamoto Robert and Christa Even Ann Ziegler Colin Falco Anonymous (1) Joan and Robert Feitler ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Lane Fenrich $250–499 Harve Ferrill Michael Ferro Rebeca Adams Marie Fioramonti and Bruce Lorin Adolph Gorchow Alan O. Amos and Marcia E. Keith R. Fish Lazar Carol Fox Janice and Richard Bail Lee Francis and Michelle Gittler Jill Barancik and Michael Stephen and Barbara Fredman O’Briant Mr. and Mrs. John E. Freund Harold S. and Roberta Barron Marjorie Friedman Jacinda Bauman Marshall and Linda Froker Susan Beagley and Robert Audrey Gale Benedict Andrea and Nicholas Gawrit Jan and Jeff Berkson Kathleen Gerdes and John Stoops Sharen and Marc Berman Michael Geyer Beth Birnbaum Russel Gillespie Shaun and Andrew Block Mr. and Mrs. Brad Glass Sharalyn Borchers Maureen Glassberg Tim Borden and Lisa Huber Norman Goldring and Cynthia Sharon L. Bostick Goldring Richard Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Kate Bradley Goldsmith Hans Breiter Marsha Goldstein Joell and Robert Brightfelt Leo Gordon and Linda Gordon Jean Albano Broday and Sylvia G. Gordon Albert Broday Susan Graff Marjorie Brownstein Judy and Bill Greffin Boh Brummond Thomas Guss Victoria Buchanan and Payman Robert Habermann Sattar Carolyn C. Halladay Joy Buddig Scott Hamilton Suzette Bulley Judith L. and R. C. Hanlon Jacqueline S. Bush Michael G. Hansen William Bush and Eileen Bush Sandra Helton and Norman Tom Chadwick Edelson Anthony Chen Mark Hereld and Anne Brody Betty L. Cleeland Mark Herrmann and Brenda Doris Conant Gordon Alexander and Camille Cook Lela Hersh Arnold G. Coran and Susan W. Genevieve Hillis Coran Robert Hsiung and Ingrid Gould Jocelyn Cornbleet Carol and Michael Hurvitz Leo P. Cunningham and Marcia Mariana Ingersoll Jensen Craig T. Ingram Dan Dallas Olusegun Ishmael, MD Claudia Daly and William Thayer and Chris Jabin Donnell Diane Jacobson and Bruce JinJa Davis-Birkenbeuel and Nesbitt Grant Birkenbeuel Joseph and Rebecca Jarabak Edith DeMar Judy Jashinsky Margaret Deyoung and Amy Jon D. Johnson Klefeker Sandra Kamin Louise Dieterle Lily Kanter Raymond H. Drymalski Kerma and John Karoly Daniel DuBay and Dominic Raso Michael Kavanau and Kelly 34 SUPPORT Sue Jacob and Tom Durica Kavanau Kasia Kay Marilynn and Charles Rivkin Tina Kim Dr. Diana Robin Allan Klock Angela Robins Jill C. Klusendorf Marjorie Robinson Gabriel A. Labovitz Morton Rosen and Leora Rosen Tracey Ladner Warner A. Rosenthal Tom Leavens Thomas J. Rossiter Judy Lederer Linda and Burton Ruder Paul Lehman and Ronna Stamm Eric Russell and Sandra Fernbach Alex Levy James E. Ruud and Richard H. Corinne and William Little Shoemaker Karyn Lutz Elizabeth Sacks and Gerald Sheila Lynch and Freedman Lawrence Sullivan Mona Sarnoff Barbara and John Massey Judith Feigon Schiffman and Andrea Mastro Hoinacki David Schiffman Patty and Mark McGrath Barbara and Lewis Schneider Francine McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Schulman Maggie and Michael Meiners Benjamin Schwartz William Melamed and Jamey Donna E. Shanley Lundblad James and Jane Shein Nancy Melin Janet and Larry Shiff Linda Glass and Jeffrey Mercer Todd Shyriy James P. Meyer and Virginia F. Charles and Carol Siegel Meyer Evelyn Brody and Jack Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mhoon Jr. Melvyn A. Skvarla Floyd and Tobi Mittleman Lisa Smyth Marcia J. Moore Lawrence K. and Maxine Snider Annie Morse and Kevin Pierce David and Emily Soloff Salah M. Mubarel Sondra and Charles Sonneborn Stephen Naparstek Bill Stapel and Jackie Spring- Alyson S. Nash Stapel Patrick and Sara NashIsobel Neal Zerla M. Stayman Robert Needlman Momoko Steiner Jacqueline L. Neuwirth Swire Tara Steinschneider Michael and Charlotte Fussell Stephen Newberger Bea Gray Steponate Dr. Arthur Nielsen and James Stola Mrs. Sheila Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Alan Swimmer Carolina Nitsch Ann Thompson Conor M. O’Neil Michael Thompson Susan and Edward Oppenheimer Stanley Tigerman and Margaret Julie Overbeck McCurry Michael and Deborah Pagano Rae Timothy Michael A. Pagano Jay Tremblay and Jan Koors Susan Pallant Adam Tumas Jr. Vera C. Panchak Mr. and Mrs. Anton R. Ursini Stephen Perlmutter Murray J. Vale Maureen Perou and Richard Linda Searl and Joseph Valerio Lubin John D. Van Pelt Kim Perutz Mary Visconti Jan Petry Marilyn Fatt Vitale and David Terry Phillips and Spencer Vitale Tuchinsky Melissa and Robert von Bjal William M. Pinsof Warren Weisberg Hilary and David Pisor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werner Podolsky Family Foundation Clifton J. Wilkow and Robert T. Camelia and Andrei Pop Kinslow Mark Price Jane Christino and Joseph Mr. and Mrs. T. Pritzker Wolnski Barbara Rapp Robert E. Woodworth Jr. Polly Rattner Kazui Yamamoto 35 SUPPORT Sandra M. Reese Clifford E. Yuknis Anonymous (2) David and Linda Bentley ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Stacey Beran and John Mucci $150–249 Lisa and Karin Berg Eva Bergant Dora Aalbregtse Loretta Berghoff Elizabeth Abby and Paul Karen Berman Strabbing Kveta Bermanova Tracy Abrusci Harriet and Howard Bernstein Kerry Adler Dr. and Mrs. Ira J. Bernstein Gul Agha Ron and Colleen Bess Michael Aguhar Deb Betz Mr. James Allan Douglas Beutel Howard Alport Tom Biederbeck Anna Altepeter Ron Bieletzki Bridget Anderson Olivier Bijon Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Ernest and Vanice Billups Jessica Angelica Alisa Blasingame and Andrew Susan Annable and James E. Wachowski Annable Greg Bloch Fran Ansel and Marc Ansel Dr. and Mrs. Michael Blum John Anthony Barbara and Ronald Blumenthal Ms. Nancy Aque Garret Bodette Oscar Arce and Lance Robertson Donna S Bogdanski Cyd Archer Christina Bohling Mary Arthur Tracy S. Bolger Barry Atkinson Stacie L. Boney Wendy and Brett K. Auner Michelle Boone Janet Austin Timothy M. Boudreau Dr. and Mrs. Alan Axelrod Deborah Bowen and R. N. Martha Baggetto Orms Mark R. Bailey John and Leah Bowman Mary Baim and Michael Becker Teri W. Boyd Robert Baizer Molly Boyden and Edward Michelle Baker Crowe Bruce Jay Baker Jessica Boyer Laura Ball Susan Brantley-Smith Robert W. Ballinger Rosemary Braun and Paul Doug Balsam Kennedy Hugh S. Balsam Susan Bray Mr. and Mrs. Merle H. Banta Zach Breman John and Kathy Barker Belinda Brennan William R. Barnes Clay S. Briggs III Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett Margo Bristow and Cortland Virginia C. Barry and John Reiner Maximilian Barry Jennifer Brooks Mia A. Bass Robyn Lee Brooks Debra K. Bastian Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Doug Batchelor Brookstone Jean Batthany Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Brown Tyson Bauer Annie R. Brown Joan Beach Douglas Brown Robin Beaman Lisa L. Brown Joseph Becherer Madelaine and Floyd Brown Gary Bechtel Margaret Scanlan Brown Roger B. Beck William Brown Marina Bekic Yolanda Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Belgrad Michele A. Browne Douglas Bellgardt and Ewa Brzezik Diane Slobodnik Guy and Toni Bucciferro/Gilroy SunShine C. BenBelkacem Nancy Buchanan Mary and Richard M. Bendix Susan A. Buenger Elaine and Michael Bennett Estelle Burke 36 SUPPORT Erin Benoit Barry Bursak and Maria Sigman Moira Bushell Randall Derifield and Conni Devorah Buzil Derifield Carmen Caldero Carolynn Desch and Herb Desch Jessica Calek David A. Diamond John Callen Daniel Dicesari Emily R. Canham Debora Dickinson Elizabeth Cannon and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dienstag Catherine Cannon Ayrun Dismuke Sam Cannon Anne Ditto Anna Cannova Zorin T. Dobson Yolanda Cardenas Tanya Dohoney Chaya Carey David Donatelle Socorro Carlos Diana L. Donnelly-Roberts Lisa Carlson and Mark Stanley Walter Donohue III Bruce Carruthers Antoinette Dorosh James Casey Sally Doubet-King and Randall Sara Caswell and Robert Hyman Doubet-King Loong Chen Deanna Dunagan and Sandy Stephanie E. Child Shinner Jennifer Childress Patrick Durgin Susan Chun Gretchen and Gregory Dziadosz Maureen Claffy David Easterbrook and Richard Steven Clancy Bough Tricia C. Clark Lisa Economos-Mangual Lydia Goodwin Cochrane Matthew W. Egan Maxwell Cohen Alison Eichhorn Roger and Ann Cole Mr. and Mrs. David Eisen Marta Collazo and Michelle Sandra Eisenberg Weizen Salli Eley Carolyn Collins Victoria and Thomas Eley Stephanie Comer and Rob Lena Elias-Bluett Craigie Leif Elsmo Raquel Contreras Mr. and Mrs. Victor Elting III M. A. Conway Beth Emery Joan Coogan Susan Emmerson Helen and Alan Cook Barbara and Robert Engel Sonia Cooke and Tracy M. Cooke Deborah and David Epstein John Cornell and Cece Cornell Melissa Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurence Costin Marjorie N. Ettlinger and Kathleen and James Cowie Richard Ettlinger K. Cullen-Harwood Assaf Evron Constance and Michael Sharon and Peter Exley Cunningham Dylan Fahey James R. Curley Dr. Charles C. Falzon Simon Cygielski Elizabeth Fama and John Paul Czarnowski Cochrane Joel and Robyn D’Alba Shannon and W. Grant Farrar Tamara L. Daley Betty Farrell and Richard Taub Mary M. Daly Alexander Faurot and Jeffery Daniels Susan Faurot Michael S. Dannhauser II Kathleen Feaheny and Joy and Robert Daskal Christopher Lademacher Angela D’Aversa Bonnie Feinerman and Rick Susan DavidsonAnita Davis Cooper Carol A. DavisKassie Davis Marilynne Felderman Lisette and Richard Davison Robert J. Feldman Alex Davy and Julia Peterson Janice Fellows Greta R DeCoster Cosmo Ferraro Nancy DeDakis and J. Christopher Diego Figueroa Newman Catherine J. Filippini Crister DelaCruz Leslie Fineberg 37 SUPPORT Suzanne Demirjian Fern and Sanford Finkel Michael Finnegan and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gore Glick Jeffery B. Gorski Georgeanna Fischetti and Juile Gould Robert Kritz Graham C. Grady Frank Fishella Jovan Grahovac Karen A. Fitzner and Richard Bert Green Heckinger Emily Green Kapra Fleming Linda C. Green Kyle L. Fletcher Esther Grimm Anita D. Flournoy Gail Grossman Martin Fluhrer Jeffrey Grossman Susan Foody Carlotta Grossmann Atha Forsberg Dr. Caswell and Mrs. Arlene Pat Mary Forsberg Evans Grace W. Fortune Peter T. Gruszka Andrea Fox Diane Guajardo Travis Fox Patricia Guizzetti and Therese Arthur Frank, MD Quinn Neil P. Frankel Michelle Gunderson Joanne Fraser and David McFaul Joanne M. Gustafson Susan and Paul Freehling Peter Haber Peter G. O. Freund Christopher J. Haen Michelle Hartnett and Eric Frey Mr. Bruce Halbeck and Marc Friend Mrs. Nancy Halbeck Brad Frieswyk David W. Haley Adam Frint Joan M. Hall Irene Frye Joan M. Hanscom Victoria B. Fuller Jon Hansen Cynthia S. Funkhouser Wendy Haran Stephen Futterer Marcy Harczak Kathleen I. Gaffney Ms. Susan Hargus Carol A. Galli Melissa Harmening Maria T. Galo and Richard J. Keane B. Harris Medina Scott T. Harrison Natalie and Peter Garfield Richard Harrold Vera Gavrilovic and Donald Debra Hass and Mark Rogers Hedeker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Haynes Judy and Mickey Gaynor James and Lynne Heckman Michael Gealt Cynthia Hedricks and William Jami A. and John C. Gekas Fritz Christopher M. Gent Elizabeth and Howard Helsinger Michelle Geoga James Heneghan Nicole Geslani Maureen Herlihey Laura Gilbert and Rebecca Judy and Jay Heyman Gilbert Brian and Jan Hieggelke Bill Giles Helen Hilken Jerry Gilio Mair Hill Mark Gindi and David Tamarkim Judith E. Hilvers Peter Ginn Jennifer Hines and David Elizabeth Glassman Ressman Lee W. Glazer and Jeff Glazer Lauren L. Hines Deborah Gleeson Paul A. Hitalenko Steven M. Glover Jack Hlava and Benita Terry Brian Glowacki Therese M. Hlavin and John Godber Laraie Zimm Nathan Godley Brian Hoban Ethel and Bill Gofen Jennifer Hobbs Lutfiye Gokcen Joseph and Mary Beth Hoerner Marvin and Phyllis Goldblatt Sally Hoffman Bernard and Norene Goldstein B. Peter and Elizabeth Hofmann Gaea Gomez Fidler Cindy Hogan Bohdan Gorczynski and Edward Hoke and Jennifer 38 SUPPORT Katharine Schutta Locascio Tamara Holmes Neil and Diana King Steve Holt Heather KingenSmith Doug Hoogstra Jonathan W. Kinkley Martin Hopkins Paul Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. David C. Kleinman and Melody Horwood Camp Andrew Howard Christina Marie Klinge Mark D. Howard and Roberto C. Adam Klingher Payan Susan Koch and Brian Hacker Phyllis and Cleveland Hunt William KochAkiko and Shohei Patrick Hurley Koide Martin Hurtig Gary and Loralyn Kokes Charlene and Danielle Polytimi Kontos Hutchcroft Beach Chris Korleski Barbara Huyler Carolyn Kotlarski and Joanna Arlette Ilbawi Brown Susan and Steven Insoft Rita Kovac Peter C. Irwin and Janice Riggs Chris Kowalke Gregory Isbell and Christine M. Kozol Tracy McPherson Cezary Kozyra Mrs. Ewa M. Jackson Susan Netchin Kramer and Sarah B. Jacobs Manuel S. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Jahrke Sam Krneta Melissa and Paul Janes JoAnne Kron Karin Jay Randall Kroszner and David Jackie and Blair Jensen Nelson Adrienne Johns and James Dorota and Zbignlew Kruczalak Whiteley Susan and Peter Krupp Leslie Johnson Cynthia Kuniej Berry and Olivia H. Johnson Thomas H. Berry Ralph Johnson and Kathleen Scott Kut Nagle Marvin and Carol Lader Mary Jonke Melissa Lain-Finch Mike Joosse Linda Usher and Malcolm Lambe Borko D. Jovanovic and Lisa von Craig B. Langman Drehle Caryl Lasko Martin and Mary Jo Joyce Paul Laurent Mark Joyner Melissa K. Lee and Kimberly William Juntunen Litster Sherife Jusufi Robin Lee Diane Kahan Christopher Lehmann Jonathon Kaminsky Victor Lentini Dena Kanak Bronwen Leone Judith Kannenberg Karen Levenson Ronald Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Murray Levin Emile Karafiol and Virginia Phyllis Levin Robinson Donna Levine and Seth Anderson Terrence and Elizabeth Olga and Mark Levitin Karpowicz Janina Levy and James Strait Terry Kass and Geoff Kass Linda Tate and Michael Lewis Rhonda Katz Ramsey Lewis Helaine Katz-Ratskoff Steve Libowsky David Kaufman Charles Licht and Frances William Kautz Moeckler-Licht Linda S. Kawano and Charles C. Jo and Todd Lief Valauskas Annemarie Lindquist Elizabeth H. Keegan Robert and Joan Lipsig David Keeshin and Bonnie Brian Liptzin Katz Dr. Peter Liu Kathryn A. Keil Nikki Lively and Steven Shay Carrie E. Kelleher Anne G. Locascio Carrie Kennedy Ian Lochridge 39 SUPPORT Anne Khan Charlotte Loftus Dr. Patrick W. Logan Nancy McMorran Ann Logue Elizabeth Melas Chris H. Lonn Carlos Melian Melvin Lopata Debra and Edward Mellinger Jr. Angela Lopez and Scott Blair Meredith W. Mendes Kirstjen B. Lorenz Lauren Meranda Joan Lovell Joan Mercuri Sister Virgie Luchsinger and Bruce C. Messick Sister Raeleen Sweeney Erica Meyer Laura Luckman Kelber and Joshua M. MeyerThomas Meyer Daniel Kelber Claire Michelsen Nora Luna Righter Charles L. Michod and Susan A. Oren M. Lund Michod Donald and Christine Luskin Mr. and Mrs. David Midgley Mary and Dan Lutz Renee and Augie Mimica Richard C. Lyman Courtney Mims and Beverly Dr. Matthew MacCumber and Anderson Judith Weinstein Robert Mink and Keith Joan Machuca and Jon England Machuca Iryna Minkevych Susan Olsen and Barry Madden Gary Minnix Victor Magar and Deborah Sari R. Mintz Oestreicher James Mitchell Hilary and Kelly Maier Michelle Mogavero Mindy and Barry Malkin Edward Mogul Peter Maltese Dorothy Moore Gail and Joe Mancini Robin Moore John Mancini and Lucinda Fox Jennifer Moran Rhonda Marcucci Carol H. Morita-Torcivia Claire Marmion Amy Morton Michael Martens Karole S. Mourek Marc Martin Mary Mowry Sabrina B. Martin Christopher Mundy Therese R. Martin Nadia Murad Ingrida D. Martinkus Stephen Murinka Bonnie Marx Deborah Murphy Sonja Marziano D. Muschler and A. Becker Magdalena Maslowska Donna Myers and Aaron Alison Mastny Lebovitz Lloyd Matheson Sarah Nehama Julie Mathias Thomas and Shirley Neiman Jillian Matson Debra L. Nelms Andrew Matsui Mark M. Nelson Steve Matsuo Jean and Jordan Nerenberg Mary M. Matteis Roberta Neuhausler Irmi Maunu-Kocian and Peter Robert C. Newman Maunu Dr. Marcia Nickow and Jennifer Mayer and Christopher Ross Nickow Jennings Edward Nieminen and Gayla Paula C. Mazurkiewicz Nieminen Jett McAlister Jane H. Niesen Bruce McCaffrey Nan and Peter Nolan Thomas and Barbara McCaffrey Clare L. Nolan Stefanie McCormack Jillian R. Notarnicola and Steven and Margaret McCormick Morgan Gemeny Iain McEwan Lynda Thoman and William Carolyn McGuire Novshek Richard McGuire Catherine and James Patrick and Rosanne McHugh Nowacki Terence McHugh Jr. Steven and Doriann Nydick Mindy F. McLean Sarah Oberlander John and Marlene McLeod Chess Obermeier 40 SUPPORT Mike McMains Linda O’Connell Mary O’Connor Cathy Priest Kathleen Odonnell Fran Pukala Colleen O’Grady Marides Quigley Thomas O’Keefe Kimberly Rachal Anna Olearnik Mr. and Mrs. David Radomski Crystal Olesh Amy Rashkow Sandra Olund and Jamal Linda and Ronald Rashkow Brown Carrie Ratliff Daniel and Shawn-Laree Kevin P. Ray O’Neil Ann Read Ron Orgiefsky Arden W. Reed Amy L. ORorke Michael L. Reed Michael Ortega Michael Reese and Laurie Stephanie Ortel Viduksi Stephen Osada James T. Reid and Karen Reid Mr. and Mrs. James Osiol Hannah Higgins and Joe Mary Osswald Reinstein Sabina Ott and John Paulett Dr. Mark S. Reiter and Edwin M. Outwater Dr. Kathleen A. Ward Leticia Overholt Emil G. Revilla Ami L. Owen Jenipher Rey Walter J. Packard Shannon Richter Susan Padula Valerie Ricordi Patrick Page Pearl H. Rieger Patricia Palden Sarah Rinaldi Julia Palmer Amy A. Ripepi and Garry J. Chris Panczner Grasinski Eva Paredes Dr. and Mrs. William J. Robb III Michael B. Parfenoff Bert V. Robins Rupal Patel Margaret Robson Alexandra Patunas Diane Rodevich Scott Paulin Lida Rodriguez-Taseff Elaine Pavelka Tamara Roehm Vassia Pavlogianis Susan W. Rogaliner and Amy B. Lynn and Melvin Pearl Rogaliner Shauna Peet Alan Rogin, M.D. Colin and Evelina Pereira- Adrienne G. Rosenberg Webber Ellen Roth Aaron Persaud Cordelia Ryan Doug Petersen Janice Ryan Ingrid Petersen Julie Ryan Laurie and Michael Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Eric Peterson and Elizabeth Sean Ryan Asbjornson Agustín Saade-Ospina Colin M. Phillips Vida Sacic and Jonathan Catherine E. Pierce McGlothin Hallie Pinsof Theresa Sacomani Dorothy Pirovano Paul Saias Susan Piser-Bank and Jeanne and Perry Sainati Michael Sandy Bank Chand Sakara Amy L. Pittman Larry and Susan Salustro Jeffrey M. Pocisk Jeanette G. Samo and Diane Ponder Daniel Samo Dr. Steven Potashnick and Monique M. Sandberg JoAnn R. Potashnick Ronald and Andrea Sandler Marta C. Poynter Lisa Sandquist Sylvia J. Pozarnsky and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Ryan L. Sang Riley Arlene Sanoy and Michael Arvan Gail Margolis and Andrew Jill Sapoznick Poznanski Judy Saslow Scott and Laurel Preece Cheryl Sauter and Jason Maya Press Holloway 41 SUPPORT Rochelle Prette Robert G. Schaefer Jr. Sophia Schaer William and Nancy Steineke Noah Schatz Dr. Donald F. Steiner Steven Schaufuss David Steirer Stacey C. Schmidt H. Ann Stelmach Helen F. Schmierer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stephan Bronwyn Poole and Peter Sonya Stephens Schmitz Lisbeth C. Stiffel Karen and Frank Schneider Nina Stillman Dr. Roy Schreiber and Dr. Linda James H. Stone Chen Margaret Stone Drewyer Mitchell J. Cohen and Nancy Leigh Stone Diane Schroeder Lonnie Stonitsch and Eric Lesley Schulte Dynowski Carolyn Schultz Justin Storer Karl and Nancy Schultz Gregory Story and Clark Miller Elizabeth M. Schwartz Marcy Stowe Terry Schwartz Seth Stratton Dorie W. Schwertz Joel Straus and Nancy Zwick Barbara Sered-Zabelin Gail K. Straus Evelyn Shaevel Karen Stringer Elliot Shank Harold Sudman Sanjay Sharma Inez Suen Eric P. Sharvelle Margaret Sula Ilene Shaw Leslie and Alden Sulger Karen Sheehan Constance Sulkin Hope and Jeffrey Sheffield Barbara Summer Allen and Gail Shiner Miranda Swanson and Brian Jacob D. Shuda Swanson Kelly and Craig Shultz Michael Syrjanen and Eric Corinne Q. Siegel Kugelman Debbie Siegel and Robert Altman Jerry Szatan and Katherine Lois Siegel Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sigurdson Melissa Tag Elsa Silva Nancy and John Tague Amy C. Silvers Joan Tanner Marian Simon Dr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Tatar Jennifer A. Singson Elizabeth Tate Susan Kavanaugh and Morlen Ms. Kimberly K. Taylor Sinoway Rhona Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sklarsky Margery and Rachel Teller Alexander Skoirchet Ozzie Temizel and Rana Komar Lisa Skolnik Dana G. Terp and Lynn B. Daniel J. Slattery and Ellen A. Meyers Mrazek Silvia Testa Margo Smale and Kelly Ginley Robert Thiel and Ruth Holst Charles Small and Arden Small Robert Thompson Scott A. Small Betsy E. Timm Newton Barbara Smith Romana L. Tomlinson Elizabeth E. Smyth Manuel Torres Wiliam I. Snyder Erica Tosk and Rany Abdallah Henry So Maria Trakas Jill Soderberg Dan Treuz Cody Sokolski and Marci Dodds Wilson Troup Brenda Solomon Andreana Turano and Timothy Michael Spencer Carter Sharon Sprague Mary Turek Uta Staley and Nazerali D. Pat Turner DeTappan Kenneth Twadell Susan Stearn Anna Tymoszenko Christina Crawford and Munson Sandra and Thomas Ullmann Steed Kathleen and Thomas Ullo Jamacyn Steen Rheude Michael and Margaret Unetich 42 SUPPORT Mary Steinberg and Mort Kessler Nathanael Urban Jeff and Kim Valles Nancy and Webster Young Eve Y. Vancauter Angel Ysaguirre and Bob Webb Caroline Vanderoef John Yurkovich Raymond Vasiukevicius Nina and Milton Zale Librada Teresa Vazquez Lynn Zbierski and Melissa Orlock Edward Velazquez Judy H. Zeddies Beverly and Robert Venit Mr. and Mrs. Merril Zenner Leslie Ventsch and Mark Bereyso Karen E. Zielinski Steven Venturino and Kathleen Dan Ziembo and Nancy Cook M. Ziegler Sofia Zneimer Ann Vertovec Matt Zugenbuehler Julie Victor Anonymous (4) Lisa Visotsky Mary Waldon, LCSW Commitments received between Stephen and Laceta Walters July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Mary B. Ward ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Elizabeth Warren-Mikes CORPORATE SUPPORT Susan Warrington Lisa Warshauer $50,000 and above Susan Weber Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wechter Christian Dior Wendy A. Weesen Hackberry Endowment Partners Sharon Weil Louis Vuitton Stevan Weine and Laura Frankel Northern Trust Lita and Marshall Weinstein ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Charles Weiss $25,000–49,999 Leslie Weiss and Steve Eaddy Kristen and Barclay Welch BMO Harris Bank Rise Wendt Christie’s Lee Wesley and Victoria Citi Private Bank Granacki JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mark Weston Reyes Holdings, LLC Maria Pellot and Jason Westrope Saks Fifth Avenue Kenneth Wharton Thompson Hotel Julia Wheeler ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Arlene White $15,000–24,999 Marybeth White Lisa Wiegand Bloomberg Steve Wiesenthal and Rebecca Discover Financial Services Trumbull Max Mara Lisa Wigness Sotheby’s Barbara Williams ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Jim Williams $10,000–14,999 Leslie R. Wilson Julie Windsor Allstate Insurance Company Victoria B. Wing Aon Corporation Lee Winkler DTZ, Inc. Raymond W. Wise The Edgewater Funds Ronald Wojcik Ernst & Young LLP Michael Wolczyz and Dory GCM Grosvenor Malicki Illinois Tool Works Inc. Kelly Wood ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Valerie J. Woods $5,000–9,999 Pamela and Addison Woodward Dr. Ira G. Wool Baxter International Inc. Chael Wright-Isak Cartier Laura Wunder Corporation For Interest Rate Ange Yangas Management (CIRM) Karen Yates Grund & Leavitt, PC Andy Yokum KPMG Margo Yoon Phillips Gregory Youmans and Room & Board Inc. 43 SUPPORT Andrew Shrimplin Anonymous (1) ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Illinois Arts Council $2,500–4,999 Illinois Office of Tourism John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Advent Systems, Inc. Julius Frankel Foundation Bank of America Lloyd A. Fry Foundation The Cultivist National Endowment for the Arts IBM Corporation Prince Charitable Trusts InterPark ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Mesirow Financial $15,000–24,999 Plante Moran Shure Incorporated The Bill Bass Foundation Terry Dowd, Inc. British Council ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The Comer Family Foundation $1,000–2,499 David C. and Sarajean Ruttenberg Arts Foundation Adrian Smith + Gordon The Dedalus Foundation Gill Architecture LLP Institute of Museum and Library Akerman Services Boston Consulting Group Jacques and Natasha Gelman Duff & Phelps, LLC Foundation Hill Mechanical Operations Terra Foundation for American Kirkland & Ellis LLP Art Pitchfork Media ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Sahara Enterprises, Inc. $10,000–14,999 The Marketing Store Xerox The Davee Foundation ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Elizabeth Firestone Graham FOUNDATION AND Foundation GOVERNMENT SUPPORT Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts $100,000 and above Helen Brach Foundation The Irving Harris Foundation The Andy Warhol Foundation The New Foundation Seattle for the Visual Arts Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Chicago Park District ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The Chicago Community Trust $5,000–9,999 Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Barbara Lee Family Foundation Illinois Department of Elizabeth Ring Mather and Natural Resources William Gwinn Mather Fund Ministry of Culture of Columbia Hodes Family Foundation ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller $50,000–99,999 Fund Lannan Foundation Alphawood Foundation Leroy Neiman Foundation Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Siragusa Foundation Elizabeth Morse Charitable ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Trust $2,500–4,999 John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Amphion Foundation, Inc. Polk Bros. Foundation Arts Midwest Susan Devine Camilli Foundation Consulate General of Argentina Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Consulate General of Mexico Foundation Danielson Foundation ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Ernest and Sally Micek $25,000–49,999 Family Foundation Reynolds Family Foundation Buddy Taub Foundation Sociedad Estatal de Accion Cultural Chauncey and Marion D. McCormick Family Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies Committments received Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation between July 1, 2014 and 44 SUPPORT Efroymson Family Fund June 30, 2015. 2015 ANNUAL REPORT BOARD AND STAFF

MCA CHICAGO BOARD OF CHAIR LIFE TRUSTEES TRUSTEES King Harris Marilynn B. Alsdorf John D. Cartland* VICE CHAIRS Marshall Front Stefan Edlis Helyn D. Goldenberg* Anne L. Kaplan Doris Holleb Sylvia Neil Mary Ittelson* John C. Kern SECRETARY Sally Meyers Kovler* Rob Bellick Lewis Manilow* Mrs. Robert B. Mayer TREASURER Judith Neisser Michael O’Grady Dorie Sternberg Daryl Gerber Stokols TRUSTEES Donna A. Stone Sara Albrecht Jerome H. Stone Michael Alper Allen M. Turner* Jennifer Aubrey Gerhard Bette ARTIST TRUSTEE Leslie Bluhm David Hartt Marlene Breslow-Blitstein Marc Brooks SUPPORT GROUP Michael Canmann PRESIDENTS** Nancy Crown Kristin Stevens, Carol Cohen Women’s Board Robert H. Defares Ann Feinberg, Docents Donald J. Edwards Elissa Hamid Efroymson *Past Chair Lois Eisen **Ex-officio Larry Fields Brenda Fleissner Jay Franke Nicholas Giampietro James A. Gordon W. George Greig Kenneth C. Griffin Madeleine Grynsztejn** Jack Guthman William J. Hokin William Hood Cynthia Hunt David Jacobson Gretchen Jordan Don Kaul Liz Lefkofsky Ron Levin Jim Litinsky Robert N. Mayer Nancy A. Lauter McDougal Marquis D. Miller Kate Neisser Martin Nesbitt Michael J. O’Connor Jay Owen Carol Prins Naomi Mori Reese Cari Sacks Marjorie Susman Sara Szold Kathy Taslitz Dia S. Weil Helen Zell* 46 Martin E. Zimmerman As of July 25, 2015 STAFF ACCOUNTING Analú Lopez Rights and Images Assistant Andrea Bartosik Accounts Receivable Accountant Amy Louvier Registrar for Collections Stephen Bromfield Accounting Assistant Brad Martin Senior Preparator, Exhibitions Angela Burke Senior Accountant Lauren Reese Rights and Images Assistant Catherine Kearney Controller Bonnie Rosenberg Manager of Rights and Images Callista Kolias Accounts Payable Accountant Liz Rudnick Assistant Registrar for Peggy Papaioannou Exhibitions Chief Financial Officer Leah Singsank Ethan Schleeter Assistant Registrar Accounting Assistant G. R. Smith Lee Warzecka Senior Preparator, Exhibitions Accounts Payable/Payroll ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Manager COMMUNICATIONS AND ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION Bessie Crum Maria Carrasquilla Communications Manager Internship and Volunteer Coordinator/Museum Scheduler Elena Grotto Media Relations Manager Gladys Carrillo Administration/Accounting Lizzy Kennedy Assistant Communications Coordinator Erica Denner Karla Loring Human Resources Manager Director of Media Relations Helen Dunbeck Matthew Renton Director of Administration Director of Communications and Community Engagement Adrienne Quint Administration and Human Abraham Ritchie Resources Coordinator Social Media Manager Jared Sheldon Lauren Smallwood Receptionist/Telecommun­ Associate Director of Com­ ications Coordinator munications and Community ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Engagement COLLECTIONS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– AND EXHIBITIONS CURATORIAL Anne Breckenridge Barrett Naomi Beckwith Director of Collections and Marilyn and Larry Fields Curator Exhibitions Steven Bridges Erica Erdmann Curatorial Assistant Senior Preparator, Exhibitions Michael Darling Meridith Gray James W. Alsdorf Chief Curator 47 Chief Registrar Grace Deveney Shauna Skalitzky Marjorie Susman Curatorial Assistant Editor Fellow Matt Tsang Karsten Lund Designer Curatorial Assistant Bryce Wilner Michelle Puetz Designer Assistant Curator ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– DEVELOPMENT Mary Richardson AND MEMBERSHIP Library Director Marcela Andrade Dieter Roelstraete Auction Assistant Manilow Senior Curator Steven Cianciarulo Sarah Wade Development Services and Librarian Database Manager Alia Walston Michelle Clairmont Curatorial Administrative Manager of Annual Fund and Coordinator Membership Lynne Warren Gwendolyn Perry Davis Curator Deputy Director of Development Julie Rodrigues Widholm Patricia Doyle Curator Annual Fund and Membership ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Assistant DESIGN, PUBLISHING, AND NEW MEDIA Bridget Eastman Development and Campaign Tobey Albright Manager Senior Interactive Designer Sally Eaves Lindsey Anderson Individual Giving Assistant Associate Editor Alexandra Field Susan Chun Donor Relations Coordinator Chief Content Officer Linsey Foster Mollie Edgar Director of Individual Giving Senior Designer Hillary Hanas Paul Esposito Director of Development Digital Media Assistant Events Dylan Fracareta Nash Hott Design Director Campaign Data and Research Assistant Joe Iverson Production Manager Lisa Key Chief Development Officer Anna Chiaretta Lavatelli Associate Director of Digital Katherine Kitson Media Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations Michael Kramer Assistant Editor Martha Koch Lisa Meyerowitz Coordinator of Major Gifts 48 STAFF Editor in Chief Stephanie Morgan Lauren C. Watkins Director of Campaign Data Programmer of Education: and Research Family and Youth Programs ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Khushboo Rami FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS Director of Major Gifts ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Duncan Anderson DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Building Operations Manager Madeleine Grynsztejn Bernice Chu Pritzker Director Director of Facilities and Operations Jaime Macadangdang Assistant to the Chief Operating Dennis O’Shea Officer and Board of Trustees Manager of Technical Secretary Production Teresa Samala de Guzman Mario Salgado Chief Operating Officer Building Operations Assistant Janet Wolski Jameson Zaerr Assistant to the Director Assistant Technician ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– EDUCATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Michael Green Radu David Programmer of Education: Information Technology Public Programs Database Administrator Lauren Jackson Kamila Farshchi Coordinator: School, Teacher, Director of Information Tech­ Family, and Youth Programs nology Maria Jenkins John Koper Education Administrative Senior Information Technology Coordinator Specialist Rosie May Jason McNinch Associate Director of Education: Information Technology Audio Public Programs and Interpretive Visual Manager Practices Ted Tabaka Ann Meisinger Information Technology Specialist Coordinator: Public Programs ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– and Interpretive Practices PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS Susan Musich Yolanda Cesta Cursach Programmer of Education: Associate Director of Interpretive Practices Performance Programs Heidi Reitmaier Cameron Heinze Beatrice C. Mayer Director Manager of Performance of Education Programs Marissa Reyes Rich Norwood Polk Bros. Associate Director Theater Production Manager of Education: School, Teacher, Family, and Youth Programs Peter Taub Director of Performance Lydia Ross Programs Programmer of Education: ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 49 STAFF School and Teacher Programs SECURITY John Gustafson Print and Media Buyer Olaniyi Adeniyi Systems Operator Ryan Holandes Manager of Retail Initiatives Janice Briscoe and Assistant Buyer Security Shift Supervisor Mark Millmore Woon-Sein Chin Director of Retail Gallery Officer Luanne Newman Montez Evans Sales Associate Senior Training Officer Michael Thomas Eileen Flanagan Shipping and Receiving Associate Security Captain Stephen Zirbel Henry Garcia Retail Manager of Online Sales Security Shift Supervisor and Integrated Marketing ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Ruthie Greer VISITOR SERVICES Gallery Officer Amanda Abernathy Tomika Henry Visitor Services Coordinator Senior Security Captain Matti Allison Larry McElroy Box Office Manager Gallery Officer Patricia Fraser Eddie Sallie Director of Visitor Experience Director of Security Services Kristen Kaniewski Emily Schoenherr Visitor Services Manager Senior Security Coordinator Molly Laemle Manuel Tadeo Box Office Coordinator Systems Operator ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Phongtorn Phongluantum SPECIAL AND RENTAL EVENTS Assistant Box Office Manager Gina Crowley Nick Stephens Director of Special Events and Group Tour and Visitor Rentals Engagement Associate Chaz Hearne Special and Rental Events Assistant ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– MCA STORE Eddy Del Real Sales Associate Antoinette Dillon Assistant Manager of Retail Operations Stefanie Greisbach Sales Associate Sarah Grosspietsch Online Sales and Operations 50 STAFF Assitant As of June 30, 2015 MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART CHICAGO 220 E Chicago Ave Chicago, IL 60611 mcachicago.org