Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 1 CULTURAL FUNDING PROPOSAL FOR THE CITY OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND 2020/2021: BIMA’S CULTURAL IMPACT INITIATIVE

1) Mission, Vision, and Values Statement Bainbridge Island Museum of ART (BIMA) has a mission to inspire curiosity, wonder and understanding by connecting people with the contemporary art and craft of the Puget Sound region. Fueled by creativity and collaboration, BIMA commits to building a world where art is essential to thriving communities.

The organization has identified 6 core values, beliefs that guide BIMA’s actions. They are: • Growth, Learning and Discovery: We create visitor experiences that provide insight, knowledge and a shared understanding of ourselves as individuals and as a community • Accountability and Stewardship: We value integrity, ethical responsibility, and sustainable practices for our people, our collection, our building and our environment • Transformative Artistic Expression & Joy: We celebrate the empowerment, generosity, wisdom, illumination, excitement, and optimism that art has the power to give • Broad & Diverse Community Engagement: We collaborate with organizations and audiences to create cultural programs that reflect the diversity of our region and respect who is telling the story and whose story is being told. • Community Centered: We put community first and honor the resourcefulness, support, and courageous generosity of our community, members, donors, and guests

BIMA opened its doors in 2013 with a dream of becoming a cultural and artistic bright spot in our region, and since then has been engaging artists, visitors, students, community groups and arts-lovers and has welcomed more than 500,000 through its doors. Led by a board of directors of 22 and a staff of 18 FTEs, BIMA is still shaping its role as a player in the cultural landscape of our region but in just 6 years has become a top cultural destination, renowned for both the quality of its offerings and its commitment to accessibility and being 100% free of admission. The museum is open 363 days a year completely free of admission, and guests can enjoy a rotating program of visual arts exhibitions, a robust educational and field trip program, and a burgeoning cultural activities and events program. Designed to be a warm, welcoming gathering space for the community, BIMA attracts strong island support and attendance including more than 1500 island members.

2) Past Funding BIMA received Cultural Funding in the 2018-2019 cycle. Those funds helped launch a two-year series of cultural festivals, concerts, literary events, heritage celebrations, and humanities programs that brought new visitors to Bainbridge Island, created cultural partnerships with other non-profits and community organizations, and delivered a world class roster of arts and culture to residents who live, work, play and raise families on Bainbridge. BIMA has just one more event before it completes the projected program, a Jazz Festival which starts in October.

PROPOSAL STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

1) Proposal Statement of Purpose BIMA is seeking funding for a Cultural Impact Initiative that presents 16 different cultural, arts and humanities programs over the next two years. The Initiative includes free and low-cost arts, cultural, heritage and humanities programs with wide appeal to audiences of all types, and spans poetry, music, film, theater, exhibition, heritage celebrations, civic gatherings, humanities, and spectacle. Most of these events are designed as festivals or celebrations, with many individual programs packed into each one. They range in length from a single day to 5 weeks long, have a varied planning window of several month to up to a year, and draw anywhere from 300 – 2000 guests each. Together they provide an incredible amount of richness to island cultural life, provide opportunities for cultural dialogue, and infuse our community with beautiful moments of collaboration, conversation and creativity.

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 2 BIMA’s primary goals are to: • Culturally animate the island, allowing more individuals to engage with the arts, and stimulating regional cultural tourism to the island both immediately and long-term • Amplify and deepen the understanding of arts lovers, interweaving exhibitions, education & cultural programs • Create opportunities for other non-profits to collaborate with and use BIMA as a platform for their work and their ideas • Create opportunities for artists through employment, promotion & celebration • Cross pollinate new audiences and spotlight often unheard voices and underrepresented communities by offering work of different cultures, interests, genres, and perspectives

The Cultural Impact Initiative puts BIMA at the center of a powerful benefit cycle, magnifying the impact BIMA can make on the community, region and world. Through these programs, BIMA will: • Create a platform for the artistic talent of hundreds of artists in music, theater, film humanities, literary arts, cultural and heritage events, kid’s arts & more, with a special focus on reaching underserved and minority audiences, presenting artists of diverse background, orientation, age, and ethnicity, and with strong representation from women artists. • Eliminate the barrier of financial means to cultural engagement through free admission, free programs and low-cost tickets, and provide cultural experiences for those with limited access to the arts • Create a cultural hub for our region, one that provides our own island community with outstanding, world class arts and culture, and attracts others to Bainbridge Island to experience this cultural richness • Help to float the boat of scores of other arts and non-profits organizations in the region, through partnership, co-presentation, and platforming • Attracting new and different audiences and organizations to its beautiful, versatile facility, and generating positive economic impact on the island throughout the year

By contributing to the Cultural Impact Initiative, COBI is helping to transform the museum into a more vibrant and inclusive hub of ideas and activity for the entire region, to partner meaningfully with a range of non-profit and arts organizations, and to establish a new cultural heartbeat that fortifies greater Kitsap County and beyond. These goals directly align with BIMA’s Mission, Vision and Values, particularly its values of Growth, Learning and Discovery; Transformative Artistic Expression & Joy; Broad & Diverse Community Engagement & Collaboration; and being Community Centered.

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 3 BEGINS WITH Bainbridge BENEFITS OUR POWERFUL YEAR- COMMUNITY: With ROUND BENEFITS positive economic PROGRAMS

Island REGIONAL impact on RESIDENTS:

Museum community delivers resonant businesses and arts, humanities, non profits. and cultural of

Art programs for low

Cultural or no cost CULTURAL PROGRAMS TRIGGER A POWERFUL Funding BEN COMMUNITY BENEFIT CYCLE, RAISING OTHER

Application BENEFITS THE MUSEUM: AUDIENCE BUILDING KEY STAKEHOLDER GROUPS: ARTISTS, BENEFITS ARTISTS: PARTNERSHIP provides teaching, 2021 STRENGTHENING AUDIENCES, STUDENTS, NON PROFIT lecture, and DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE performance SUSTAINABIITY ORGANIZATIONS, DONORS, RESIDENTS, employment opportunities & MUSEUM MEMBERS, LOCAL BUSINESSES, & THE exposure for museum artists to GREATER COMMUNITY new audiences

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4 INDIVIDUALS: affordable way for through low or no them to present cost engagement performances and with world class programs in a first artists and class venue programs

OVERVIEW OF THE CULTURAL IMPACT INITIATIVE PROGRAMS 2020 EVENTS, MILESTONES, & DESCRIPTIONS # # EST # DATE & TIME ADMISSI LOCATION DAY INDIV. OF ON S PROGR AUDIEN AMS CE SERVED MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR – A DAY OF 1 4 250 January Free BIMA Full REFLECTON: Performance, documentary, and Museum speakers honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.) CULTURAL CELEBRATION OF BLACK & AFRICAN 2 7 400 February Free Museum AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS: Community groups weekend Gallery & collaborate through reading, kid’s arts, music, TBD Auditorium dance, and theater MOMENTUM – NEW WORKS FESTIVAL: 12+ 5 15 1840 Month of Free & BIMA performances, lectures, films, and cultural WEE March; low-cost Auditorium & programs all featuring new work by KS daytime & ticket Galleries contemporary performing, humanities and evening literary artists events POETRY MONTH: BIMA joins the national poetry 4 7 430 Month of Free Auditorium, month movement with a combination of poetry WEE April; Store installations and performances, including youth KS exhibition Windows poets from Kitsap county and a spoken word plus daytime showcase & evening slots MOJO: A celebration of the art of rhythm & 1 8 675 Summer Free and BIMA blues with live music, film, listening WEE Dates TBD; low-cost Auditorium, parties, lectures and more K day & ticket Plaza & evening Galleries events DIA DE LOS MUERTOS: A beautiful, colorful & 1 4 1850 Oct 31 – Free BIMA traditional celebration of Mexican culture that WEE November 8 Auditorium & honors loved ones who have passed, with an K 10 – 6 daily Galleries ofrenda, arts activities, shared readings, plus evening artwork, music, and food of Mexico events MUSIC ON THE PLAZA: summer afternoons with 6 6 400 Summer Free Outdoor music and dance WEE Sundays; 3- plaza KS 6pm WITHIN/EARSHOT JAZZ FESTIVAL: A month-long 4 10 1575 Month of Free and BIMA celebration of this region’s vibrant jazz WEE October low-ticket Auditorium, community, with concerts, lectures, jazz history, KS 2020, Galleries, exhibition, film & free programming at the daytime & plaza & museum and around the island evening downtown events location TOTAL 61 7420

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 5 2020 EVENTS, MILESTONES, & DESCRIPTIONS # # EST # DATE & TIME ADMISSI LOCATION DAY INDIV. OF ON S PROGR AUDIEN AMS CE SERVED MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR – A DAY OF 1 4 250 January Free BIMA Full REFLECTON: Performance, documentary, and DAY Museum speakers honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.) CULTURAL CELEBRATION OF BLACK & AFRICAN 2 7 400 February Free Museum AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS: Community groups DAY weekend Gallery & collaborate through reading, kid’s arts, music, S TBD Auditorium dance, and theater UNTOLD STORIES PROJECT –BIMA collaborates 1 4 600 Early March Free and Free and low- with BARN and other island non-profits on a 4- WEE 2021 low-ticket ticket day festival that focuses on untold cultural, K artistic, social and civic stories MOMENTUM – New Works Festival: 12+ 5 14 2100 Month of Free and Free and low- performances, lectures, films, and cultural WEE March 2021 low-ticket ticket programs all featuring new work by KS contemporary performing, humanities and literary artists. MOJO: A celebration of the art of rhythm & 1 8 675 Summer Free and Free and low- blues, a four-day extravaganza of live WEE 20201 low-ticket ticket music, film, listening parties, lectures and K Dates TBD more. DIA DE LOS MUERTOS: A beautiful community 1 6 1900 Free Free celebration honoring loved ones who have WEE passed, in the tradition of Mexican culture, with K a traditional offrenda, arts activities, shared readings, artwork, music, and food of Mexico. DANCING ON THE PLAZA 6 6 425 Summer Free Free WEE Sundays KS WITHIN/EARSHOT JAZZ FESTIVAL: A month long 4 12 1750 Month of Free and Free and low- celebration of this region’s vibrant jazz WEE October low-ticket ticket community, with concerts, lectures, jazz history, KS 2021 an exhibition film and free programming at the museum and around the island

TOTAL 61 8100

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 6 Key Project Participants

The Cultural Impact Initiative is built around BIMA serving as the central conduit for dozens of individuals and scores of organizations, who coming together with their best ideas and connections, to put together this wide array of special experiences and offerings. BIMA is uniquely suited to this work because our core staff has extensive experience in designing, programming, executing and marketing cultural projects, and we have an outstanding network of contact with artists, community leaders; educators; arts, humanities and social service non-profits; media partners; and many other contacts and connections required to create something of this size and impact.

Over 40 Program Partners and Collaborators, expected to include: BIJAC, BI Historic Museum, Suquamish Tribe, Pride Foundation, Marvin Williams Recreation Center, Earshot Jazz, Bloedel Reserve, YWCA Bremerton Chapter, BARN, Island Volunteer Caregivers, Copper Canyon, Wing Luke Museum, IVC, Poetry Corners, Racial Equity Taskforce, Bainbridge Youth Services, Crosscut, Helpline House, KUOW, KNKX, Path with Art, Pousbohemian Poetry, Helpline House, Puget Sound Book Guild, Kitsap County Library, Poetry Foundation.

What will City funding allow you to accomplish and if you do not receive funding, what will you not be able to do?

If COBI is able to fund these events, we will be able to offer them all and market them to a wider audience, especially targeted at Kitsap & King County. Success in marketing has many benefits, including positive economic impact to the greater island, building the island’s reputation as a top cultural destination, and activating partnerships with other strong organizations outside the island. If we do not receive funding we will cut 2 – 4 programs, scale each of them back in scope, and reduce the associated marketing and outreach efforts.

2) ADVANCE COMMUNITY OBJECTIVES OF THE CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC SECTOR

Comprising 16 festivals with more than 100 individual programs, concerts, films, lectures and performances, showcasing the work of more than 200 artists, expecting to draw more than 14000 audience members largely from greater Bainbridge Island, utilizing the volunteer efforts of an estimated 70 individuals, and providing a platform to support and advance the work of 40+ cultural, social and youth non-profits, BIMA’s Cultural Impact Initiative directly and powerfully contributes to the City’s express desire to advance economic vitality, community character, livability, and quality of life of Bainbridge Island.

Alignment with Cultural Element Goals: Financial Resources, Cultural Activity & Economic Vitality, & The Humanities & Public Art

BIMA’s Cultural Impact Initiative presents arts, humanities and cultural experiences, spanning literary arts, poetry, music, theater, film and presentation, from contemporary new works to traditional celebrations. By doing this, BIMA offers a community contribution that supports, protects and enhances the value of the arts and humanities as essential to education, quality of life, economic vitality, broadening of mind and as treasure in trust for our descendants. And by building this program year after year, and helping to lift other non-profits in the process, BIMA continues to build on the island’s significant cultural sector.

We believe that the island has a unique legacy as a place that is unusually rich in cultural curiosity, creativity and artistic talent, which gives it deep distinction as a place to live, work, and raise a family. As the island rapidly changes, these special characteristics can be vulnerable to erosion, diffusion or loss. With this commitment to infuse the island with deeply thoughtful, artistically rich, and socially significant programs, BIMA helps preserve and promote the distinctive character, history, traditional cultures and institutions of Bainbridge Island, and advances our profile as a leading cultural destination in the region. The inclusion of humanities, poetry, literary arts, inquiry, documentary and other forms of social dialogue promotes understanding of humanistic inquiry as a foundation for civil society, enjoyment of the arts and lifelong learning.

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 7 Programs like the Celebration of Black & African American Achievements, Dia de los Muertos, humanities panels, poetry celebrations, and even the Within/Earshot Jazz Festival bring deliberate focus to voices, communities, contributions, and issues which are currently underserved or underrepresented. These voices represent not just out own, but our partners in this work. The Cultural Impact Initiative projects listed above will encompass the input of more than 40 organizations and scores of individuals, from arts and social service non-profits like BIJAC, BI Historic Museum, Suquamish Tribe, Pride Foundation, S’Klallam Tribe, Marvin Williams Recreation Center, Earshot Jazz, Bloedel Reserve, YWCA Bremerton Chapter, Island Volunteer Caregivers, Copper Canyon, and many more. Collaboration with this group on marketing initiatives directly cultivates partnerships among the arts and humanities, economic development and tourism sectors.

Alignment with Economic Element’s Goals: Diversified Economy, Civic Life, Development in Designated Centers, Public Private Partnership, Retail & Services, Services Sector, Tourism & Arts

By designing programs of regional excellence, BIMA delivers a positive economic impact on the island. Visitors directly stimulate the island economy with spending on cultural activities, transportation, retail, gifts, services, food, lodging and ancillary sales. When BIMA works with partners from greater Kitsap County, King County, Washington State and the Northwest, we help support the island’s reputation as a primary destination for cultural excursions and regional day trippers looking for an arts experience, supporting the City ‘s belief that tourism is a key sector of the Island’s economy and needs to be supported. BIMA provides a unique opportunity for visitors to experience a nationally recognized cultural center.

When we market broadly and bring in media partners to support our events, we build the island’s profile within the region. By branching out our programming beyond our exhibitions through this Cultural Impact Initiative, BIMA connects with a much wider public and bring new audience to BIMA, to our downtown core, to our partners and to the entire island. All of our efforts promote tourism and promote the arts as a significant part of the island economy, and strongly amplify Winslow as the commercial hub of the island. And most of the Cultural Impact Programs are scheduled for shoulder season when normal tourism in lower, to help stimulate off-season visitorship and spending.

In addition to drawing business and spending to the island, BIMA is also proud to be a strong island employer. We employ 18 FTEs, 20 PTEs, support the livelihoods of more than 150 artists every year through sales of their work in the store, teaching artist employment, and other contract and freelance opportunities. We hire local, responsible vendors when possible, from the food purveyors to electricians to janitorial. We have a strong commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion goals at every level of the Museum and are working to educate ourselves in the ways we can move faster in modeling best practices. In all those ways, BIMA is a strong contributor to the island’s economy and a model of using culture as a stimulus for tourism, foot-traffic, local employment - creating year-round, positive economic impact on the island.

3) COMMUNITY IMPACT: NEEDS, PUBLIC BENEFIT, PARTICIPATION AND ACCESS

Describe how the project or activities will provide public benefit to Bainbridge Island residents and visitors. How will you improve access to your proposed project or activities – will they be accessible to all? In the same spirit as BIMA’s commitment to free museum admission for all, 363 days a year, most of these cultural and humanities programs are 100% free to the public. Any that aren’t free are offered at modest below-market ticket prices. The museum has a standing policy of free admission for kids under 16 to all films and lectures, and offers discounts to members. And as BIMA is 100% ADA compliant, with a listening assisted system available in the Auditorium, anyone can enjoy these programs regardless of physical ability. These are strong evidence of public benefit.

Will there be new opportunities for community participation? Will you provide focused outreach to underrepresented communities or underserved segments of the Island’s population? BIMA’s marketing plans are tailored specifically for each program, and created in collaboration with unique media partners, promotional partners, and collaborating non-profit

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 8 partners who can extend the reach of our efforts. Outreach is likewise specific and targeted to the individual program, with a goal to reach underrepresented segments of the Island’s population and specific affinity audiences. For example, depending on the specific program, BIMA might be outreaching through a combination of traditional and non-traditional marketing and individual person-to-person networking to groups like teen poets and writers, individuals or caregivers dealing with memory loss or health issues, young musicians, communities of color, LGBTQ community members, teachers, or veterans. The museum just invested in a new CRM which will make it easier in 2020 to capture contact info and communicate with individuals based on segmentation.

Describe the audience you will reach and how you will reach them. Will the proposed project or activities reach audiences to new your organization? The programs seeking support from COBI have wide appeal, drawing both regional cultural visitors and local arts-inclined residents. BIMA takes pride that it is 100% ADA accessible, and that the auditorium carries assistive listening system. Exhibitions are designed to include tactile work that can be enjoyed by vision-impaired arts lovers, and personal curatorial tours are available for anyone who wants a deeper understanding of the art. These selected events have been designed specifically to engage new and current audiences of the museum, including individuals from diverse groups in age, orientation, race, ethnicity, financial means, and interest. How BIMA can have an impact on fostering dialogue on topics like social justice, race, income inequality, environmental issues, and sexual inequality, and are all deeply considered in programming.

4) ORGANIZATIONAL STRENGTH

How BIMA can complete the proposed project or activities within the funding period While only 6 years old, BIMA has demonstrated every year that it is able to conceive, plan and execute well-produced cultural programs that pull audiences through quality of content, promotion and experience. The museum now averages more than 100,000 visitors a year, through a combination of exhibitions, education, and cultural experiences, and beyond its exhibitions and strong educational program, it presents more than 400 individual events every single year. BIMA’s Auditorium is ideal for presentations of this kind, and BIMA staff includes those with deep experience in program execution, and the board is firmly committed to BIMA’s work in this realm. The Staff’s cultural leadership includes:

• Sheila Hughes, Executive Director of BIMA – more than 30 years as a producer and promoter of arts, spectacle & cultural programs, including Bumbershoot, Summer Nights, & international theater • Jesse Ziebart, Cultural Program Manager – Extensive experience in the performing arts, broadcast and event production, with special knowledge of jazz, literary and culinary arts • Kristin Tollefson, Education Director – Artist, educator and program director for more than 20 years in Seattle region • Korum Bischoff, Marketing Director – With more than 20 years in arts and non-profit marketing in Seattle region, including One Reel, Bloedel Reserve and BIMA

The museum has a volunteer pool of 200 individuals, many of whom cite events as the programs they like to work on the most, as well as networks in the greater Puget Sound who bring important connections and opportunities for partnership. And the museum has good contacts in the fundraising realm, who can help provide options for future funding of all of these types of programs.

How do you gather input and feedback on your audiences or participants? How do you ensure your work is relevant to the community? The programs have been strongly shaped by direct community feedback, including post-event surveys, partner discussions, post-event ‘talk-backs’ and other forms of dialogue. The general direction of our programs is greatly influenced by broader feedback, including a survey taken in 2018 in which BIMA enlisted feedback from more than 600 residents, including Museum members and non-Museum members. The vast majority of respondents indicated that they’d support BIMA producing broad-based cultural programming, citing specific factors like:

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 9 • They appreciated the opportunity to enjoy world class arts, humanities and cultural experiences without having to travel off-island • They felt cultural programs helped increase the impact of our exhibitions • They felt that top quality arts and cultural experiences helped preserve the special ‘cultural fabric of the island’ and helped Bainbridge preserve its distinctive character as a community deeply engaged in arts, humanities, culture and performance • They supported programs that introduced their kids to programs that don’t currently have access to • They appreciated programs that address our senior population, including programs aimed at memory loss and lifelong learning • They supported the Museum’s desire to have programs that represent diverse points of view, perspectives, and backgrounds.

What steps will help the project’s sustainability in the future? In addition to its current efforts to build long-term sustainability for the Cultural Impact Initiative, which include marketing efforts, a new Salesforce CRM, and sponsorship, BIMA will be looking to employ a part time grant writer in 2020, which will help identify future sources of funding for these programs.

5) ACHIEVEABLE OUTCOMES

During this two-year funding period, we estimate the impact of these programs to be:

• That 7500 Bainbridge residents will be served a world-class roster of programs and presentations • That 16,000 people will be admitted to performance, exhibits and activities supported by the city • That of those 16,000, 14,000 will be admitted to free programs

Other indicators of success or quantitative metrics will include:

• Successful partnerships with more than 50 organizations • Engagement in these programs by more than 75 volunteers • Media coverage of these events, including at least 2 radio stations with significant regional reach • High level of satisfaction reported by survey respondents

Long-term Outcomes:

As our mission states, BIMA exists in order to inspire curiosity, wonder and understanding by connecting people with the contemporary art and craft of the Puget Sound region. The long game for BIMA is to become a top regional cultural destination that attracts over 150,000 people a year to Bainbridge Island. We want to be an organization that is synonymous with excellence in exhibitions, education, and cultural programs. And we want to bring national attention to the artistic richness of Puget Sound region and Bainbridge Island. We will measure that through public, artist & stakeholder feedback; analysis of the numbers of visitors, participants and those impacted; and an economic impact study.

How do you plan to monitor the progress of this project? BIMA uses the above feedback methods to check in on the progress of the programs from an audience perspective. We also have established channels of communication with or key stakeholders: board, staff, artists and volunteers. We hold monthly finance meetings to review our progress in meeting budgetary goals and weekly programming meetings to discuss what’s working, what’s not, and how to address these issues. As we execute collaborations, we are in constant communication with our non-profit partners, and following every program’s completion, we hear directly from our partners on what could be changed, repeated or refined.

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 10 Briefly describe how often your organization evaluates the overall effectiveness of its programming. Evaluation is a constant process at BIMA. We have a strong system of feedback from its audience and partners. Using survey, audience discussion, partner feedback and numbers analysis, BIMA receives both metric and qualitative information that informs the design of programs going forward. The museum is moving forward with Salesforce as a CRM, which will make marketing segmentation more effective with that audience data.

Since we’re looking for quality programs that fill in cultural niches here on the island and serve the goals listed above, we like to hear from our audience that our programs are valued, understood, and offer alternatives to what is already on the island. And we’re looking for the evidence of resonance, which is usually seen through audience feedback, idea generation, attendance, and that elusive metric we all know called “buzz.”

Briefly describe how you believe City funding will impact your organizational capacity? City Funding measurably increases BIMA’s organizational capacity to serve our public through culture, arts and humanities. At BIMA, our core funding provides critical support to the exhibitions and education portions of our programming. Because we are free in both those areas, that funding is essential. The Cultural Impact Initiative has more opportunities for diverse funding, including grants like the COBI support. So, City funding has unique opportunity to strengthen this new sector of programming within the museum, and in turn, support all the other non-profits who are able to benefit from this collaborative approach to cultural offerings.

How will BIMA incorporate what we learn into our work? Cultural Impact Initiative is now an established program of BIMA, and learnings about its audience response, community impact and future opportunities will be shared and analyzed with both the internal staff and the partners as we move into the next planning cycle, helping to reformulate, expand, or enrich specific offerings. In a more global sense, we feel that the community is informing us often and in strong terms that it both wants and will support cultural programs that preserve and magnify the distinctive island identity as a place of creativity, artistry, learning, inquiry, and cultural conversation. So, we will be sharing our learning with all of key stakeholders, and communicating about its impacts in our end of year “Report to the Community,” a publication that is distributed widely and outlines the importance of these and other programs to our mission, vision and values, and posting that information on our website as well so that the entire community can share in the sense of investment in this Cultural Impact Initiative.

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 11 BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART: CULTURAL IMPACT INITIATIVE PROJECT BUDGET 2020 AND 2021: 8 FESTIVALS EACH YEAR

YEAR TWO YEAR ONE COBI CULTURAL TOTAL PROGRAMMING COBI CULTURAL TOTAL TOTAL PROJECT PROGRAMMING 2020 - FUNDING PERCENTAGE OF 2021 - EIGHT FUNDING PERCENTAGE BUDGET YEARS ONE EIGHT FESTIVALS REQUEST BUDGET FESTIVALS REQUEST OF BUDGET AND TWO REVENUE TICKET REVENUE 29,454 28% 32,566 31% 62,020 SPONSORSHIP 23,000 22% 25,000 23% 48,000 ANCILLARY REVENUE 7,300 7% 7,600 7% 14,900 GRANTS 12,000 15,000 26% 12,000 15,000 25% 54,000 INDIVIDUAL DONATIONS 8,200 8% 9,000 8% 17,200 MUSEUM GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSE 8,700 8% 5,600 5% 14,300 TOTAL REVENUE 88,654 100% 91,766 100% 180,420

EXPENSE FOR FESTIVALS FACILITY 4,300 5% 4,429 5% 8,729 ARTIST EXPENSE 42,500 47% 43,775 47% 86,275 MARKETING 8,900 10% 9,167 10% 18,067 PRODUCTION 17,899 20% 18,436 20% 36,335 CONSUMABLES 3,200 4% 3,296 4% 6,496 DIRECT STAFF - SOUND, STAGE, AV, PRODUCTION 11,200 12% 11,536 12% 22,736 INDIRECT STAFF museum expense museum expense MISC 2,300 3% 2,369 3% 4,669 TOTAL EXPENSE 90,299 100% 93,008 100% 183,307

PROJECTED P/L -1,645 -1,242 Budget Narrative:

What is the total estimated budget for the project: This project will cost $180,598 over two years.

Please include and identify any income your project is expected to generate: $62,020 in Ticket Income $48,000 in Sponsorship Revenue $14,900 in Ancillary Sales $24,000 in Grants additional to COBI $17,200 in Individual Donations

What will the requested funds be used for? City Funding would be used for general costs to pay artists and production expenses like stage, sound, and audio/visual operators and set up

Include the amount and origin of any funding that is committed and/or pending for this project? We have an expected commitment of $9,000 in sponsorship for year one and likely in year two. We have an individual donor commitment of $5000 for year one. We have a potential underwriting contribution of $10,000 in grants for both years.

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BIMA Board of Directors 2019

Ralph Siegel, President, Retired Partner at Deloitte Touche Elizabeth Walters, Vice President, Non-Profit Foundation & Educational Leadership Jim Shore, Secretary, Attorney, Stoel-Rives, Seattle Joe Wilcynski, Treasurer, CPA Retired, Peterson Sullivan, Seattle John Adams, Financial Planner, UBS Financial Services, The Arbor Group Erica Beyer, Managing Director, Grayling Advertising Paul Castanon, Retired, Corporate Legal Executive Liliana Grip, Retired, Banking & Nonprofit, NW School for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children Suzanne Kelly, Board Member and Chair of House Committee, Wing Point Golf & Country Club Johnna Kleisner, Retired, Community Volunteer Araceli Lesko, Senior Manager, Emerging Business and Corporate Strategy, T-Mobile Mark Levine, Partner, Bennett-Howard Studios David Lewis, Artist Nancy Lobisser, Education Advocate & Community Volunteer Chasity Malatesta, STEM Science Instructor, Saint Cecilia School Ashley Mathews, Regional Market Specialist, Coldwell Banker Bain Kathy Nibarger, Community Volunteer, Arts Advocate Wendy Orville, Artist, Educator, Owner of Inkgarden Studios Jessica Pavish, Financial Advisor at Edward Jones Dana Quitslund, Retired, Oxfam America Leadership Council

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 14 Cynthia Sears, Founder of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art; Curator and Philanthropist Ralph Spillinger, Retired, US Navy and NASA Jo Wallace, Community Volunteer, Development Professional, Owner of Bayview Translations

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 15 BIMA STAFF CONTACT LIST Name Title Position Type Direct Dial # Ext. Cell Email Address Aaron Scheer Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4011 [email protected] Alexandra Reinken Associate Director of Development full-time 206.451.4013 4013 206.436.9881 [email protected] Amy Goldthwaite Curatorial Associate part-time 206.714.7114 [email protected] Amy Sawyer Assistant Curator full-time 206.451.4003 4003 206.816.2214 [email protected] Andrea Williams Finance Manager full-time 206.451.4016 4016 206.402.7759 [email protected] Asia Wolfe Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4014 4014 360.277.1963 [email protected] Danielle Quenell Administrative Associate full-time 206.502.2492 4026 206.910.6706 [email protected] Emma Cantrell Education Associate full-time 206.451.4017 4017 617.459.8278 [email protected] Ernest Vilic Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4011 425.922.7118 [email protected] Greg Robinson Chief Curator full-time 206.451.4001 4001 206.979.1640 [email protected] Hunter Stroud AV Tech & Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4011 360.643.0187 [email protected] James Watson Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4011 423.794.7744 [email protected] Jesse Ziebart Cultural Programs Manager full-time 206.451.4008 4008 206.402.9495 [email protected] Jessica Kehoe CRM Administrator part-time 206.451.8010 4022 206.319.3788 [email protected] Judith Eckhardt Store Associate part-time 206.451.4009 4009 206.403.5558 [email protected] Karen Copp Admin Office Volunteer volunteer 206.451.4001 4000 612.616.3398 [email protected] Karen Moskowitz Marketing Associate part-time 206.451.4000 4000 206.855.8809 [email protected] Kelly Burch Finance Associate part-time 206.842.4451 4023 206.351.6571 [email protected] Kimberly Seigel Exhibition & Volunteer Coordinator full-time 206.451.4019 4019 206.465.6988 [email protected] Korum Bischoff Marketing Director full-time 206.451.4005 4005 206.941.4163 [email protected] Kristin Lane Store Manager full-time 206.451.8587 4020 206.295.0812 [email protected] Kristin Tollefson Education Director full-time 206.451.4004 4004 206.331.1857 [email protected] Laura Meinhardt Store Associate part-time 206.451.4009 4009 206.708.6370 [email protected] Laurie Rose Store Associate part-time 206.451.4009 4009 949.439.9020 [email protected] Leela Menon Store Associate part-time 206.451.4009 4009 301.984.7230 [email protected] Peter Raffa Development Director full-time 206.451.4007 4007 206.641.1747 [email protected] Rosario Rodriguez Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4001 360.535.3208 [email protected] Sade'Monique James Client Services Manager full-time 206.451.4006 4006 360.930.4708 [email protected] Scott Farwell Facilities & Operation Manager full-time 206.451.4015 4015 206.384.3772 [email protected] Shawn Baker Gibson Marketing Coordinator part-time 206.866.9673 4025 206.251.3247 [email protected] Shehalee Smyer Membership Coordinator part-time 206.451.4002 4002 425.299.5016 [email protected] Sheila Hughes Executive Director full-time 206.451.4012 4012 206.650.1958 [email protected] Stephanie Knutson Bistro Manager full-time 206.451.4018 4018 206.818.1820 [email protected] Stephen Fox Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4011 206.855.1994 [email protected] Taylor Seaman Bistro Staff part-time 206.451.4011 4011 [email protected] Woodleigh Hubbard Store Associate part-time 206.451.4009 4009 206.855.9058 [email protected]

BIMA Main Offices 206.842.4451 4000 Store 206.451.4009 4009 Reception 206.451.4010 4010 Bistro 206.451.4011 4011

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 16 Updated 8/29/2019 Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 17 COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET PRELIMINARY

August 2019 ASSETS 2019 2018 2017 Current Assets Cash & Savings Savings 107,192 0.6% 204,236 1.2% 189,688 1.2% RBC Cash Reserve 467,321 2.6% 419,731 2.4% 737,082 4.8% Commerce Bank - Deferred Maint. - 0.0% - 0.0% 99,845 0.7% Other Cash 173,714 1.0% 151,677 0.9% 163,829 1.1% Total Cash & Savings 748,226 4.2% 775,645 4.4% 1,190,444 7.8% Accounts Receivable (net) 174,282 1.0% 301,128 1.7% 423,695 2.8% Undeposited Funds 361 0.0% - 0.0% - 0.0% Inventory 46,691 0.3% 25,980 0.1% 22,017 0.1% Prepaid Assets 33,081 0.2% 34,021 0.2% 45,249 0.3% Total Current Assets 1,002,641 5.6% 1,136,773 6.4% 1,681,406 11.0%

Fixed Assets Land 3,102,516 17.4% 3,102,516 17.6% 3,102,516 20.3% Building 8,252,985 46.4% 8,252,985 46.8% 8,250,718 54.1% Museum 1,876,907 10.6% 1,874,289 10.6% 1,874,289 12.3% IG Building 68,743 0.4% 68,743 0.4% 68,743 0.5% Other 708,176 4.0% 672,393 3.8% 621,698 4.1% Less: Accumulated Depreciation (2,530,993) -14.2% (2,186,227) -12.4% (1,766,202) -11.6% Total Fixed Assets 11,478,333 64.5% 11,784,699 66.8% 12,151,761 79.7%

Other Assets Laird Norton Cash Reserve 1,246,121 7.0% 1,231,922 7.0% 551,008 3.6% Laird Norton - Deferred Maint. 208,359 1.2% 152,466 0.9% - 0.0% Endowment/Other Assets 1,115,387 6.3% 997,111 5.6% 871,586 5.7% Curator Endowment 2,738,112 15.4% 2,347,858 13.3% - 0.0% Total Other Assets 5,307,979 29.8% 4,729,357 26.8% 1,422,593 9.3%

TOTAL ASSETS 17,788,953 100.0% 17,650,829 100.0% 15,255,761 100.0%

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Total Current Liabilities 126,275 0.7% 162,293 0.9% 118,787 0.8% Total Liabilities 126,275 0.7% 162,293 0.9% 118,787 0.8%

Net Assets Net Assets (without Donor Restrictions) 16,230,129 91.2% 16,405,359 92.9% 13,647,714 89.5% Board Designated Funds 427,000 2.4% 427,000 2.4% 427,000 2.8% Net Assets (With Donor Restrictions) 1,057,500 5.9% 1,057,500 6.0% 1,000,000 6.6% Net Income (from Operating Activities) (218,458) -1.2% (131,864) -0.7% (206,667) -1.4% Net Income (from Non-Operating Activities) 166,507 0.9% (269,458) -1.5% 268,928 1.8% Total Net Assets 17,662,678 99.3% 17,488,537 99.1% 15,136,974 99.2%

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 17,788,953 100.0% 17,650,829 100.0% 15,255,761 100.0%

NOTES ON CHANGES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT PRESENTATION: Net Assets (without Donor Restrictions) --> previously Unrestricted Net Assets Board Designated Funds --> new category to record large donations whose use is to be determined by the organization. Previously "One-T Net Assets (With Donor Restrictions) --> previously Permanently Restricted Net Assets Net Income (from Operating Activities) --> previously Net Income before Investment Gains/Losses Net Income (from Non-Operating Activities) --> now includes Investment Gains/Losses & Depreciation

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 18 COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT

August 2019 PRELIMINARY 8 Month(s) to-date Variance to YEAR-TO-DATE 2019 2019 2019 2018 2017 Budget Prior Year YTD ACTUAL YTD BUDGET TOTAL BUDGET YTD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL TOTAL REVENUE 1,708,794 100.0% 1,713,278 100.0% 2,992,781 1,665,878 1,527,084 (4,485) 42,916 Earned Income Store Revenue 207,432 100.0% 210,900 100.0% 335,000 198,855 220,866 (3,468) 8,578 COGS (96,264) -46.4% (105,450) -50.0% (167,500) (99,508) (114,606) 9,186 3,244 Payroll (87,262) -42.1% (87,944) -41.7% (134,500) (91,605) (82,584) 682 4,343 Expenses (10,931) -5.3% (6,667) -3.2% (10,000) (6,085) (4,060) (4,264) (4,845)

Net Store Revenue 12,976 6.3% 10,839 5.1% 23,000 1,656 19,617 2,137 11,320 Bistro Revenue 163,085 100.0% 174,690 100.0% 262,000 159,504 187,990 (11,605) 3,581 COGS (53,105) -32.6% (60,960) -34.9% (91,700) (52,552) (68,928) 7,855 (553) Payroll (102,199) -62.7% (111,085) -63.6% (170,024) (107,142) (119,181) 8,887 4,943 Expenses (10,820) -6.6% (11,340) -6.5% (17,000) (11,562) (19,080) 520 742

Net Bistro Revenue (3,038) -1.9% (8,695) -5.0% (16,724) (11,752) (19,199) 5,657 8,713 Rental Events Revenue 54,812 33.6% 57,945 33.2% 82,000 44,371 61,153 (3,133) 10,441 COGS (6,056) -3.7% (4,268) -2.4% (6,000) (3,425) (5,739) (1,788) (2,631) Payroll (37,610) -23.1% (35,386) -20.3% (54,026) (52,501) (52,938) (2,224) 14,891 Expenses (3,002) -1.8% (5,200) -3.0% (8,000) (4,434) (9,770) 2,198 1,432

Net Rental Events Revenue 8,145 5.0% 13,091 7.5% 13,974 (15,988) (7,293) (4,946) 24,133 Subtotal Retail Income 18,083 9.4% 15,235 7.6% 20,250 (26,084) (6,875) 2,848 44,167

Other Earned Income Cultural Progam Income 31,534 56.8% 30,735 63.8% 72,000 16,551 15,256 799 14,983 Education Program Income 24,002 43.2% 17,455 36.2% 22,000 11,055 13,610 6,547 12,947 Community Partnerships - 0.0% - 0.0% - - 22,307 - - Art & Asset Sales - 0.0% - 0.0% - - 1,120 - -

Subtotal Other Earned Income 55,537 100.0% 48,190 100.0% 94,000 16,551 38,683 7,347 38,986 Total Net Earned Income 73,619 4.3% 63,425 108% 114,250 (9,533) 31,808 10,194 83,152

Contributed Income Donation Box 28,562 6.2% 29,271 6.5% 41,971 25,569 31,666 (709) 2,993 Memberships 79,448 17.3% 90,358 20.1% 139,558 86,397 75,060 (10,911) (6,950) End of Year Campaign 8,507 1.8% 1,000 0.2% 48,000 2,275 4,895 7,507 6,232 Major Gifts - Individuals 86,500 18.8% 107,000 23.8% 705,000 102,602 40,000 (20,500) (16,102) Grants & Sponsorships 217,550 47.3% 173,500 38.6% 254,000 104,630 47,000 44,050 112,920 Community Giving 20,329 4.4% 21,500 4.8% 30,000 29,077 22,269 (1,171) (8,748) Board Stretch Goal - 0.0% - 40,000 - - - - Other Donations 19,479 4.2% 27,300 6.1% 40,000 38,762 29,746 (7,821) (19,284) Total Contributed Income 460,373 100% 449,929 100% 1,298,529 389,311 250,636 10,444 71,062 Auction Revenue 614,036 100.0% 650,000 100.0% 650,000 719,911 706,724 (35,964) (105,875) Expenses (83,610) -13.6% (100,000) -15.4% (100,000) (92,118) (107,995) 16,390 8,508 Net Auction Income 530,426 86.4% 550,000 84.6% 550,000 627,792 598,729 (19,574) (97,367) Auction In-Kind Revenue ------Auction In-Kind Expense ------Other Special Fundraising Events - - Revenue - 0.0% - 0.0% 25,000 - 21,332 - - Expense - 0.0% - 0.0% (3,000) - (2,173) - - Net Other Special Events Income - 0.0% - 0.0% 22,000 - 19,159 - - Donations with Donor Restrictions Revenue 153,519 100.0% 121,624 100.0% 246,252 137,375 39,700 31,894 16,144 Expense (126,484) -82.4% (143,766) -118.2% (246,252) (111,452) (26,200) 17,282 (15,031) Net Donor Restricted Income 27,035 17.6% (22,141) -18.2% - 25,923 13,500 49,176 1,112

Income Total 1,091,453 63.9% 1,063,354 62.1% 1,984,779 1,033,494 913,832 28,099 57,959 EXPENSES Administrative Payroll 760,606 44.5% 738,596 43.1% 1,117,201 674,658 645,533 22,010 85,947 Professional & Administrative Services 8,723 0.5% 27,667 1.6% 32,900 20,006 13,976 (18,943) (11,283) Cultural Programs 36,056 2.1% 30,735 1.8% 50,000 13,755 8,814 5,321 22,301 Education Programs 44,603 2.6% 40,440 2.4% 57,370 36,326 24,180 4,163 8,277 Exhibitions 86,446 5.1% 69,875 4.1% 100,000 60,209 64,849 16,571 26,236 Fundraising 21,960 1.3% 20,280 1.2% 38,500 14,598 22,837 1,680 7,362 Marketing 49,291 2.9% 60,995 3.6% 102,000 74,060 59,556 (11,704) (24,770) Community Partnerships - 0.0% - 0.0% - - 24,536 - - Occupancy Costs 167,251 9.8% 191,800 11.2% 295,400 183,101 169,951 (24,549) (15,850) Office & Administrative Expense 100,359 5.9% 90,352 5.3% 138,000 53,972 57,958 10,007 46,387 Taxes 4,105 0.2% 6,427 0.4% 9,750 5,499 7,091 (2,322) (1,395) Insurance 12,073 0.7% 14,507 0.8% 18,000 15,774 14,471 (2,434) (3,701) In - Kind Service Expense - 0.0% - 0.0% - - - - - Other Miscellaneous Expenses 18,439 0.0% 10,225 0.6% 13,000 13,400 6,746 8,214 5,040 Total Expenses 1,309,911 100.0% 1,301,898 76.1% 1,972,121 1,165,358 1,120,499 8,013 144,553 NET INCOME (from Operating Activites) (218,458) -12.8% (238,544) -13.9% 12,658 (131,864) (206,667) 20,086 (86,594)

Investment Gains/(Losses) 419,925 24.6% - 0.0% - (3,550) 102,076 419,925 423,475 Investment Expenses (31,867) -1.9% - 0.0% - (19,476) (9,690) (31,867) (12,391) Board Designated Funds - 0.0% - 0.0% - - 427,000 - - Depreciation (221,551) -13.0% (221,551) -12.9% (332,326) (246,432) (250,458) - 24,881 NET INCOME (from Non-Operating Activites) 166,507 9.7% (221,551) -12.9% (332,326) (269,458) 268,928 388,057 435,965 BainbridgeTOTAL Island NET MuseumINCOME of Art Cultural (51,951) Funding-3.1% Application (460,094) 2021-26.8% (319,668) (401,322) 62,261 408,143 349,371 19 List of Major income sources:

SOURCE 2019 2018 NOTES DONATION BOX 41,971 38,155 (11,000 PENDING) MEMBERSHIPS 139,558 132,912 (40,000 (PENDING) END OF YEAR 48,000 42,789 CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS (40,000 PENDING) BEGINS IN OCTOBER MAJOR GIFTS 705,000 843,899 (605,000 PENDING) GRANTS AND 25,4000 153,130 SPONSORSHIPS (40,000 PENDING) COMMUNITY GIVING 30,000 80,451 (10,000 PENDING) BOARD STRETCH GOAL 40000 0 (40,000 PENDING) AUCTION 61,4036 719,150 OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS 25000 0 EVENT HAS NOT (25,000 PENDING) OCCURRED YET

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As we close our fifth anniversary year —full of extraordinary arts and cultural experiences that have lit up BIMA—we hope you let it sink in... YOU made this happen. Through your support, we have made a huge difference to our region. Your courage, leadership, and support for our community have been an infusion of positivity and inspiration into our daily lives.

And at BIMA, this is daily work for our engaged Board of Directors, lean staff, and incredible volunteers. We accelerate our community's experience of the arts with new voices and new perspectives. We go beyond our museum's walls and partner with community leaders and organizations to amplify our impact. Thanks to your generosity, our work goes on all 363 days of the year that we're open free of charge.

Every day, we witness the impact of our young museum's vital, game-changing work. In the letters children send us after a field trip. In the exchange of smiles between our docents and our visitors. In the appreciation expressed by the artists we feature. And in the visitor conversations that fill the museum, as guests are moved and respond to their authentic, thought provoking experiences at BIMA.

But we have more to do. So as we look ahead, we want to thank all of you, not just for your unwavering support, but also for your insistence on excellence. This snapshot of last year's highlights is also a promise that we will uphold your commitment to making a lasting impact in the future. You fuel our passion to explore new creative opportunities and energize our community. Thanks to your voices and your vision, we're working to fulfill BIMA's potential to be an exceptional cultural resource and a welcoming space for transformative experiences for our community.

With gratitude,

Sheila Hughes | Executive Director

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 43 BOARD OF STAFF

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE BISTRO RESTAURANT LEAD DIRECTORS & AUCTION PROCUREMENT Sheila Hughes COORDINATOR Stephanie Knutson

PRESIDENT DIRECTORS CHIEF CURATOR Tricia Pearson O'Neill BISTRO STAFF Rondi Gangnes John Adams Greg Robinson GRANT WRITER Yakov Chernick John Baker VICE PRESIDENT ASSISTANT CURATOR Suzanne Walker Stephen Fox Erica Beyer Helen Heaslip Milam Liz Walters Amy Sawyer MARKETING DIRECTOR Steve Davis Jennifer Mullis VICE PRESIDENT CURATORIAL ASSOCIATE Korum Bischof Mary Justice Marcia Newlands Ralph Spillinger Amy Goldthwaite MARKETING COORDINATOR Suzanne Kelly Rosario Rodriguez SECRETARY CURATORIAL ASSOCIATE Shawn Baker Gibson Hannah Reuther Johnna Kleisner & VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR James Shore MARKETING SUPPORT Anne Christina Ruud Mark Levine Kim Seigel TREASURER Karen Moskowitz Seth Ruud David Lewis EXHIBITION INSTALLATION CREW Hunter Stroud Joe Wilcynski FINANCE MANAGER Nancy Lobisser Gerardo Aguayo Natalie Taylor FOUNDER Andrea Williams Kathy Nibarger Judy Smith Ernest Vilic Cynthia Sears FINANCE ASSOCIATE Wendy Orville EDUCATION DIRECTOR Asia Wolfe Kelly Burch Jessica Pavish Kristin Tollefson FACILITIES & OPERATIONS Dana Quitslund MUSEUM STORE MANAGER MANAGER EDUCATION & PROGRAMS Scott Farwell Ralph Siegel ASSOCIATE Kristin Lane Jo Wallace Emma Cantrell MUSEUM STORE FACILITY EVENT MANAGER SALES ASSOCIATES DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Josh Lee Judith Eckhardt Peter Rafa CLIENT SERVICES MANAGER Lauri Hewitt DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Woodleigh Hubbard Sade'Monique James Alexandra Reinken Leela Menon Laurie Rose

MISSION The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art is an educational institution whose mission is to engage a diverse population with the contemporary art and craft of the Puget Sound region.

VISION The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art will serve as a vibrant cultural campus with daily activities focused on the arts:

• Promoting and preserving the finest examples of local and regional contemporary art and craft

• Presenting a regular rotation of borrowed artworks and exhibitions

• Creating educational opportunities for all ages and skill levels

• Collaborating with regional community groups, local art galleries, other museums, and cultural groups in Kitsap County, The Olympic Peninsulas, and the greater Puget Sound.

WWW.BIARTMUSEUM.ORG Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 44 BIMA’s Permanent Art Collection growing slowly and deliberately…

At the heart of the Museum is BIMA’s Permanent Art Collection (PAC). The PAC is a critical part of our mission and annual exhibitions cycle with pieces rotated in the galleries and shows throughout the year. With 133 pieces in the collection ranging from work by Guy Anderson, a Master of the Northwest School, to the visionary work of feather artist Chris Maynard, BIMA's collection is a living document of the contemporary art and craft of the region. Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 45 New to the Colection

Barbara Earl Thomas,The Reading Room, Linocut, 2013

Seattle artist Barbara Earl Thomas describes herself as “…a storyteller, a recycler of memory and everyday acts… I reshape the common experience and give it back in image and word.” The Reading Room is from a series of prints she created from 2006–2014. “The reading room is where I live. It’s where all of the things I can’t experience firsthand reside.”

“The reading room is where I live. BIMA hosted Barbara Earl Thomas’ major survey, Heaven on Fire, in It’s where all of the things I can’t 2016 with a large selection of works, both older and new. This was the largest display of Thomas’ art ever in one place—including paintings, experience firsthand reside.” prints, glass sculptures, paper cuts and writings. This sweeping, energetic — Barbara Earl Thomas retrospective prompted The Stranger to say, “If you are exhausted and numb from the news, but still care deeply and don't want to drop out of this cultural moment of tangling with race in America, you should spend time looking at what this artist has made.” BIMA published Heaven on Fire: The Visions and Storylines of Barbara Earl Thomas in conjunction with the exhibition.

Thomas’ donated print is a wonderful addition to BIMA’s collection so that the Museum can share the stories it embodies and inspires.

Over the Museum’s five years, the PAC has grown slowly and deliberately. Artworks Barbara Earl Thomas,The Reading Room, Linocut, 2013. are donated by collectors, estates, galleries, and sometimes even the artists themselves. Driven by the Art Acquisitions & Exhibitions Committee, the selection process considers works based on many mission-related goals, including a wide range of themes, mediums, styles, and a commitment to collecting works by artists that have had major solo exhibitions at BIMA.

Sprinkled throughout this Annual Report are highlights of recent acquisitions from BIMA’s Permanent Art Collection. Take a closer look... Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 46 BIMA IS GRATEFUL to all the individuals, members, businesses, grantors, and foundations whose incredible generosity and partnership has enabled us to succeed. Without your help and support, we could not be your regional art museum, striving to make a difference in artists' and visitors' lives. Please know that every effort has been made to ensure the following information is correct. We apologize in advance for any errors or omissions. Please contact us with any corrections you may have at (206) 451-4002.

The following list is for donations made from September 2017 through August 2018. With gratitude...

Nancy & Miller Abel Geneva Austin & David Carter Patti Barrett Yvonne & Allan Bender Gabriele & David Billings Chris & Itamar Abrass Charles Averill Carol & Bill Barrow Karen Benson & Illana Woolf Jamie Bima Andrea L. & John S. Adams Jennifer Babcock Lisa Bartlett Megan & Paul Benton Carl Binder Ruth & Terry Adams Micki & Norm Babcock Carol & Jim Bartley Patricia J. Benz Nancy Bingham Tracy & Gerald E. Adams Dorothy Bach Mary Bass & Jeff Jelinek Wendy Beren Erin & Korum Bischoff Jill Aesoph Deborah & John Baker Laurie Bauman Annie & David Berfield Fleurdeliza Biscomb Lynn & Bill Agnew Robin Baker & Steve Arnold Lynn & Robert Bergelin Sarah & Alan Black Kathleen Alcalá Shawn Baker Nicole Bavo & Kyle Meidel Adéle Berg-Layton Tamara Black & Wayne Roth Marilyn S. Blackorby Marcia Aldrich Anne & Wayne Blair Ed Aleks Nancy & Greg Blakey Harriet & Dan Alexander Jeffrey & Susan Bland Jeanette Alexander Ruth Blaney Kerry Alexander Gladys & Duane Bloedow Martha & Ken Alexander Arni & Dick Blomquist James Allen Carol & Nicholas Bodnar Louise Allen Allan Bogutz Marilyn & Richard Allen Linda Bohannon Rebecca Allen Catherine Bohlke Susan & Ron Allen & Kevin Tobin Mimi Allin Barbara & Orlando Boleda Andrea Alstrup Barbara Bolles Eve & Chap Alvord Marilyn & Steven Bonkowski Barbara A. C. Alward Beatrice & William Booth Barbara & Gary Ames Eleanor & Philip Boren Margot Amestoy Paige Boren & Ronald Antinoja Bob Borquist Jenny Andersen Lois (H. L.) Boubong & Mark Donahue Carol & Jay Bowditch Barbara Anderson Jean Bowman Caren & Dave Anderson Cullen Brady & Michael Scott Claudia & Bill Anderson Susannah Braff Darrell Anderson Debbi & Paul Brainerd Kate & Larry Anderson Friends of BIMA snap a quick selfie in front of Luna by Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles. Photo by Lydia Brewer. Helga B. Braman Katie Anderson Melanie Rebecca Anderson Agnes Balassa Bay Massage & Skincare Pam BergLundh & Fredrick Branchflower Linda & Barry Andrews & Chuck Forster Paula Beadle & Brian Kemkes & Scott Lundh Ann Brandner Anonymous Margaret Ball Cristine & Robert Beattie Ramona Berkey Jan & Chuck Branham Monica & Tom Antone Bill Ballantine Lyndsay Beaulieu Alan Berner William Braun Fran Antonovitz & Dan Otto Constance & Nathaniel Ballou Diane & David Beck Susan & Kevin Bernstein Susan & David Bray, M.D. Julie & Richard Appel Stephanie Balzarini Kenneth Beck Cindee Berry Lynn & Dick Breen Sherry Appleton Jill Bamburg & Nancy Baran Sally Beckman Barbara Deborah & Ken Breiland Leah Applewhite Erin Banasik Lon & Richard Behr & Edward Berthiaume Jeanne Brennan Sharon Archer Michael Barancik Karen & Tom Beierle Cheryl Turk Besser Penelope Brewer & Donald Eklund Robert Baranski Carol Bell & Rik Besser Sylvia Broady Debra Arend Audrey Barbakoff Elizabeth A. Bell Erica & John Beyer Lynn Brofsky Susan & Wes Arens & Laurie M. Kentor Patricia & Charles Bell Nadyne & Joseph Bicknell Janet & Christopher Brookes Thomas Arnold Barbara Barnard Regina Bellody Sharon Bidwell Mary L. Brose Lisa Ashley M. Leigh Barreca Rita Belserene & Don Duprey Linda Bierds & Sydney Kaplan Colleen Brosnan Amy Aspell & Kelly Enright Linda & Ramon Beluche Helena Bierly Elaine Brouwer Frances AthertonBainbridge Island MuseumCarole Barrer of Art Cultural Funding ApplicationRebecca Benaroya 2021 Julie & Raymond Biggers Denise & Jeff Brown47 Dorothy & Dale Brown Linda Brown New to the Colection Mary Karen Brown Ren & Kent Brown Robin Brown Wendy Brown Nadine Kariya, Last Salute to the Camp Bird Caroline Cooley Browne & David Browne Generation, Mixed media, 2015 Annie & Marc Browning Gloria Browning Seattle’s Nadine Kariya offered this wearable brooch to BIMA, along with the Linda Brownrigg original bird pin and related items that inspired the work. This brooch emphasizes the Ann & David Bruce Norm Bruce trauma, fear, and uncertainty experienced by the Japanese Americans incarcerated Jerilynn Brusseau during World War II, as well as the horror felt by the free world when Japan declared war. Patrick Bryan Esther Bryant During WWII, Kariya’s father was a sergeant in Natalie E. Bryson the 442nd Infantry, fighting in Italy and France. Her Maureen & Ed Buckley Sharon Budd mother was incarcerated in Minidoka, Idaho. Kariya JoEst & Ron Buehner inherited a carved bird pin, created Gillian Bull in the camp from virtually nothing, Deborah Bunn Martha Burke “During WWII, from a family friend. Kariya carved Sarah Burke Kariya’s father a copy of the determined hawk for & Stephen Lupinski this new artwork and it is paired with Sherry Burke Meg Burkett was a sergeant a red devil “Noh” theatrical mask Christine Burkland & Jim Clune in the 442nd from her mother’s box of porcelain Shirley & Richard Burns buttons collected during that period. Ann & Bill Burstiner Infantry… Her Amy Burton BIMA displayed this brooch Ellen Bush & Jim Replinger mother was JoAnn Bussa during the 75th Anniversary of the Connie & Dale Bye incarcerated Japanese American Exclusion in Lou Cabeen 2017 in partnership with Bainbridge Phyllis Cairns in Minidoka, Kathleen Caldwell Island Japanese American Robin & Michael Callahan Idaho.” Community. BIMA hosted Kariya’s Josi Callan solo exhibition The Hammer and Mary & Patrick Callan Susan Callan the Peony the same year. The Kate Camber retrospective featured seventy-four works, many Lousana & Matt Campagna borrowed from prominent collections. Patricia H. Campbell Shannon Campbell Last Salute to the Camp Bird Generation Kyle Caouette Diana & Michael Caplow reflects so much about BIMA’s vision and mission, Jane & Robert Carlin and stands as a witness to our community's Mary & Bob Carlson commitment to keep alive the realities and Ruth Caron Lind Carr lessons of our history. We are grateful for Nadine Kate Carruthers Kariya’s powerful artistic reminder. Linda Carter Jane & Richard Cartmell Katherine & Luis Carvajal Top: Nadine Kariya, Last Salute to the Camp Bird Generation Jean & John Casey (Commemorative Medallion), 2015, brooch, carved wood, silver, 18k gold, Karen Casey shibuichi, shakudo, mixed metals, vintage Japanese glass buttons circa 1940, vintage sterling silver whistle and telephone, steel, nylon and vintage Paul Castanon & Bill Magnuson green cord, 6"x2.5"x.75". Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Permanent Art Connie Castellano Collection, Gift of the Artist. Photo by Daniel Fox/Lumina Studios. & Mike Wilson Barbara Cate Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 Bottom: Commerative Medallion ephemera. 48 Trudy Catterfeld Cherry & Frank Cunningham Marita Dingus Epilepsy Foundation Joanne & Rob Frasene James Cauter Lynn & Kenneth Cunningham & Preston Hampton Northwest Judy & Maris Fravel Annice Chadwick Suellen & Tom Cunningham Tim Dixon Barbara Erickson Mary Anne Freccia Gerry & Steve Chamberlin Dura & Matthew Curry Tena L. & Earl G. Doan Patti Erickson Katherina Von Gontard Marty Chamberlin Mary & Stanley Curtis Anne & Bob Doane Kathey Ervin Fredrickson Jacqueline D. Chang Patti & Jim Cuthill Janine Dolezel Gordon Evans & Kent Allen Fredrickson Faith & Jim Chapel Erin & Micheal Cyger April Donahoe Sandra Evans & Stan Froehner Esme & Bart Freedman Carol Chapman John Dagres & Jack O'Dell Rebecca & Thomas Donegan Rick Eveleth Alison Freeman-Gleason Pamela S. Charlesworth Cheryl Dale Barbara & James Donnette Diane & Jim Ewing Robert Freimark & Douglas Emerick Ethel & Eugene Daly Debra & Jeff Doran tj & Chuck Faddis E.A. French Cathy Chase Yumiko & Peter Damashek Elizabeth & Richard Dorrell Tamra Fago Linda & Hon. Ezra Friedlander Deborah & Ralph Cheadle Lovella Damborg Cheryl dos Remedios Princie Falkenhagen Patty Friedman & Zack Mosner Dorothy Cheng Rosamond Dana Julie & Dave Dougherty Charlotte & Niels Fallisgaard Phyllis Friedman & Aguan Wei Alwyn Chikamoto Lisa Daniel Theresse Douglass-Resnik Ronni Fallows Lois Frisch & Trudy Rosenberg Cheryl Childs & Lisa Kane Susan Daniel & Gary Beanland & Bill Resnik Jeannie Falls Maureen Frisch Patty & Dick Christensen Stewart Daniels Jan Dove Carole Faltermeier Nicci Fritchman Valerie Evans Christensen Bonny Danielson Donna Lee Dowdney Katie Fanning Tammy Fujihara & Joel Christensen Jane Danielson Beulah Downing Marilyn Farley Christine Fulgham Beate & John Christy Suzanna Darcy-Hennemann & Dennis Carlson Stephanie Farquhar Marsha & Steve Funk Linnea & Franklin Chu Margret Darrah Lyla Doyle & Peter Murchie Carol & Jim Furman Sally Church Lauren Davee Ann Dreis Rebecca & Scott Farwell Gabrielle Hollie Clark Christine Daverio William Drewry Robin Farwell & Bill Mathews Claire & Francis Gace Irene I. Clark Linda & Millard Davidson Manya & Gary Drobnack Judith Feigin-Faulkner & Colin Diane Galbraith Caroline Clarke & Neil Doherty Christine Davis Trish & Bill Drury Faulkner Maradel Gale Karen Clemens Edward L. Davis DuBois Family Foundation Sarah Favret & John Steiner Rondi & Larry Gangnes Matthew Coates Jonathan P. Davis Sarah Dubose Cathy Fawley Elizabeth Stella Garcia Harriett Cody & Harvey Sadis Jonis & Charles Davis Roberta Dueno & Peter Bang-Knudsen Kris Garratt David Coe Judy Hebard Davis Clara & David Duff Betty & Joel Feigenbaum Bobbie Garthwaite Ulla-Britt Coe Karen & Peter Davis Carol Duffy Deborah & Thomas Fenwick & Joe Sullivan Donna Cohen Sally & Bob Davis Sarah Dugan Geraldine Ferraro Kathleen & Richard Gary Melanie Cohn Sara Nell & George Davis Helen Dunbar Barbara & Stuart Ferrier Joyce Gauss Kathy Colcord-Moen Steve Davis Sylvia & Thom Dunning Barbara & Allan H. Ferrin Billee & Michael Gearheard Margaret Cole Virginia Davison Frances Durako Jo Ann & Barry Fetterman Kathy & Greg Geehan Pam Cole & Norris Washington Marsha & Ken Day Sraddha Durand Becky & Simon Ffitch Janice & Thomas Geisness Teri J. Cole Marilyn & Richard Dearsley Judith & Robert Eagan Nancy & James Filsinger Mae Gentry & Jay Harris Ann Gowen Combs Janet DeDonato Jennifer & Ken Easley Sandy & Larry Fischer Carrie George Emily & Joel Conard Barbara Deines Earl Ecklund Margaret Fish & Ditman Johnson Julia Congdon Wendy del Valle Margot Eddy Dennis Fisher Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Kathy & Rob Connelly Kevin Delashmutt Susan D. Edelheit Ellen & Don Fisher Lorna Jean Giger & Tim Karen Conoley & Art Verharen Erica Delma & Lewis S. Edelheit, M.D. Willa A. Fisher, M.D. Wentzel Susan & Patrick Coonan Karen DeMers Anna Edmonds Patricia & Richard Fiske Geri Gilbert Gaywynn Cooper Barbara Denk Anita & Mike Edwards Jacqueline & Anthony Flannery Linda & Edward Gilbert Elizabeth & Scott Coplan Melissa Dennis Tomi & Henry Egashira Kathryn Fletcher Marilyn Gilbert Karen & Brian Copp & Steve Parmelee Debbie Ehrig & Mike Seidl Elizabeth Fling Lisa Giles & David Mitchell Ellen & Michael Corke Anne Dennon Leatrice & Herb Eiseman Evelyn Flowers Katy & James Gilmore Ann Corrigan & Kent Rice Joyce & Marjorie Depue Kellan & Ted Eisenhardt Deb & Tim Flynn Peggy & Michael Ginder Tanice & Vincent Corti Suzanne Depue Dee & John Eisenhauer Karolynn Flynn & Roger Katz Zia Gipson Rheta Cotton & Marilyn Mitchell Heidi & David Eisenhour Peggy Fogliano Patsy & Joe Girlando Carrie Courtney Kathy & Rick Dernbach Janie & Charles Ekberg Judith Foley Steven Given Malinda Cox Laurie J. Desouza Nancy Elder Willow Follett Marsha Gladhart Judith & Theodore Cozine Deupree Family Foundation Chris & Allen Elliott Cleo Luther Forbes Vicki & Gary Glant Jane M. Crane Susie Devening & R. Randolph Kellie & Patrick Elliott Becky Forland Nancy Glaser Gail Crawford & John Barnard Debra DeVlieger Ann Wilkinson Ellis & John Ellis Jaime Forsyth Susan Glass Sarah Creachbaum Lily Diament-Hansen Joanne & Ed Ellis Sally Fortuan & John Roberts & Arni Thorsteinson Joanne Croghan Tracy Dickerson & Frank Petrie Lisa Ellis Annette & Joseph Fourbears Karan Glaze & Donald Mannino Sharon Dieterich Cheryle Elmquist Martha Fouts & Peter Verburgt Lisa, David & Ethan Glaze Luanne & Thomas Croker Sheila C. Dietrich Aaron Elton John Fox Cassie & Jim Gleckler Walter Croshaw & Miceal F. Vaughan David Emmons Madelyn & Donald Fox Caroline Goad Lee Cross Susan Digby & Frank Carsey Marilyn Engelbrecht Joan Fraik Gigi & Wayne Godfrey Vicki & Matt Culp Sylvia Dillon Sharon England Patricia & Mark Frank Maureen Godman Shannon CummingBainbridge Island MuseumCarolyn R.of DimmickArt Cultural Funding ApplicationJulia & Joe Ensley2021 Jeannette Franks & Richard Eversole49 Diane Goebel Karen Haig & Jim Friedrich & Richard Brown Jaclyn & Chad Haight New to the Colection Carolyn Goga Suzanne Haizlip Dave Goldberg Mary Hall Barbara & Robert Golden M.C. Halvorsen Alan Newberg, God of Black Holes: Up Linda & Richard Golden Barbara & Ron Hammond Amy Goldthwaite Deena & Donald Hanke Looks Down, Black Walnut, 2015 & David Browning Mary Ann & Art Hanlon Rose Goodhue Jewell Hanna Alan Newberg’s monumental God of Black Holes: Up Looks Brigid & Jay Goodrich Joan Hannan Mary Jane Goodrich Jan Hannon Down was inspired by a story: Ruth Ozeki’s A Tale for the Time Molly Gordon Lara Hansen & Eric Mielbrecht Being. In the novel, a Buddhist nun tells her granddaughter, “Up Shirley & David Gordon Becca Hanson & David Roberts looks down.” Struck by the phrase, Newberg decided to embody Delia Gorey Janine Hanson Ann Gorman Katherine & Craig Hanson it in sculpture. Carleen Gosney Lucy Congdon Hanson Missi Goss & Charlie Hanson He began with a 10-foot long log and Marilynn & Daniel Gottlieb Sirri Hanson carved a massive figure that seems to grow Vicki & Bruce Gottlieb Mary & Allen Harader Laura (Bunny) Gowen Susan Harmon “The sculpture from a trunk at the bottom. The sculpture is Louisa Gowen & Scott Malatos & Richard Meyer really about astrophysics, and forces beyond Mari Eckstein Gower Carolyn & Bill Harper is really about our grasp, but Newberg agrees the title can & C. James Gower Kendra & Jim Harrington also be interpreted more literally with the Debbie Fecher Gramstad Denise Harris astrophysics, Johnene Granger Cynthia & David Harrison two dark holes at the top. This sculpture & Kennard Goodman Lydia M. Harrison and forces was featured in Newberg’s solo exhibition at Mary Kathryn Grannis Pam Harrison & Bill Nakao BIMA, Abstractions in Wood, during the Fall/ Jane & Del Gransee Jean Hart beyond our Grace Grant & Dennis Tierney Lois Hartman Winter 2016-2017 exhibition cycle. Holly & David Gray & Richard Mahoney grasps…” Judith Gray Jack Harton Newberg lives and Beverly Green, M.D. Meg Hartwell works in Central Kitsap. & Jeffrey Julius Marcia & Doug Hastings Lynn & Elliott Green Pamela Hastings He is a founding member Donna & Jack Greenawalt Megan Hawgood of Collective Visions Jane & Bob Greenberg & Stephen Bucy Gallery in Bremerton. Elspeth & Bernie Greene Alison & Mike Hawley His artistic themes vary Carrie & John Greer Max Hayslette Lidija & Ivo Gregov & Don Sederholm suggesting elements from Aileen & Philip Griffey Elizabeth Healy nature—including human Beatriz & Michael Grigoni Mary Healy or animal subjects—while Liliana Grip Kristi Heath Caryl Grosch Helen & David Hecker others are abstractions Mary Lee & Warren Gross Nancy Heckler using geometric forms. Max Grover Scot Hedrick & Michael Yu BIMA is honored by his Gary Groves Margaret & Eric Heffelfinger Susan Guffey Jody & Russell Heglund impressive gift to our Masako K. Guidry Patty Heidemann collection. Shirley Gunderson Cynthia & Richard Heine Kathleen Gurrhy James Heinen Meredith H. Gustafson Elizabeth Helm Robin & David Guterson Jacquelyn & Henry Helm Janet & Donald Guthrie Deborah Ann Hemela Dorothy & John Guzzwell Carole & Gary Hemingway H&R Block Bill Hemp Ritama Haaga Joan Hemphill Alan Newberg, God of Black Holes (Up Nancy & J. Glenn Haber Jane Hendrick Looks Down), 2015, black walnut, 114"h x Karen Hackenberg Helen Hendrickson 40"w x 40"d. Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Permanent Art Collection, Gift of & Michael Felber Kathy Hendrickson the Artist. Photo by Richard Nicol. Cindy & David Hackett Brent Henry Kristina HagmanBainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 50 Patty Rogers Herbst Elizabeth Ivey Matt Johnson & Tom Slama Janet & Richard Keating Florence M. Klein & Ron Herbst Scott Iwamoto Pamela Johnson Sheila Keegan Karen Klein Heidi Herendeen Dianah Jackson & Carl Haefling Judy & Gary Keehn William Klein & Mark Hoffman & Bill Baran-Mickle Robyn Johnson & Peter Iris & James Keene Layne & Jack Kleinart Lloyd Herman Gail Jackson Newland Arlene Keffler Johnna M. & Fred Kleisner Arlene Hetherington Jana L. Jackson Shirley Paterson Johnson Emily & Craig Kehrberg Joanie Klorer Linda & Paul Heys Livia Jackson Tanya Johnson Samra Keller & LinMara Bluebird Claire Hicks Marcy & Rick Jackson Tressa Johnson Sheila Kelley Ginger Klute Mona & Andy Hicks Sharon Jackson & Chris Demarest Jodi & Tom Kelly Barbara & Bill Knapp Julie Hiebert Cynthia & Daniel Jacobs Vicki & Stephen Johnson Suzanne & Don Kelly Catherine Knight Kathy & Pete Hildenbrand Lucinda Jacobs George Johnston Margaret Kemp-Williams Sabrina Knowles Mara & Robin Hilderman & Michael Peterson Kelly Johnston Anne J. Kenefick & Jenny Pohlman Julie Hill Margot Hale Jacobs Stanley Johnston Bryn Kepler & Caleb Strickland Rachel Knudson Carol & Rob Hille Chris & Jim Jacobson Elizabeth & Bill Jones Mary & Peter Kerr & Jason Wilkinson Hilary Hilscher Jean Marie Jacoby Priscilla Jones Omie & Laurence Kerr Stephanie Knutson & Neil Johannsen Randall Jahren & Paul Aussendorf Rebecca Kerstetter Ilze V. Koch Debra C. Hinman Jen & Frank Kochenash Anne Hipp Lilly Kodama Marti & David Hoag Deborah Kohli & George Kohn Carol Hoch Marguerite Betty Hoffmann & Morton Kondracke & Ken Sins Carol Kong Carol A. Holben Jacquelin & Peter Konis Judy Holben Darlene Kordonowy Barbara Holland Peggy Korol Bryce Holmes Martha & Len Korslund Molly Holmes Frances & David Korten Sheila Holtgrieve Sharon & Eric Kortum Helaine Honig Barbara & Jenny Kowalski Diane Hooper Cindy Kraft & Robert Santelli Kris Hoots & Steve Thomas Kathy Kraft Sarah & James Hopper Dawna & Monte Kramer Camille Horne Laurel Kramer Esther Horowitz Luanne & Karl Kreutzer Andrea Hoskins Jill Kring Barbara & Michael Hotchkin Robbin & Fred Kroger Kristen & Doug Hotchkiss Joanne R. Kroll Nancy Hurlow Houghton Paul Kronst & Mike Ramey Candace House Governor Jay Inslee greets BIMA supporters at the annual BIMA BASH! auction fundraiser. Photo by Lydia Brewer. Lori & Scott Kruse Teri Houston Susan & Robert Kuebler Jana Hruby Gwen & Kurt Kuha Robin Hruska & Michael Orr Diana James Stephen Jones Alison & Frederick Kettering William H. Kuhlman Jeanne Huber & David Ansley Donna James William P. Jones Hollind Kevo Sarah & Chuck Kuhn Liz Huddle & Leif Bentsen Renee & Harry Jamison Martha & Charles Jordan David & Roberta Keyes Diane Kurzontkowski Amy Hughes Dawn & Gordon Janow Birgit Josenhans Ki Kilcher & Gene Seligmann Kris Kutchera Sheila Hughes & Peter Kepler Barbara Jeantrout & Don & Robert Spangler Anne & Lee Kilcup Dan Lafferty Barbara & Kelly Hume Warkentin Victoria Josslin Carole Kim Marcia & Gary Lagerloef J. Robin Hunt Janice Jeffcoat Rebecca & Larry Judd Rick Kimball Chris Lair Janine Hunt Marlene & William Jenkins Theona Jundanian & Tim Dore Iris & Ed King Laird Norton James Hunter Linda Jenning Mary Justice & David Richards Diana Kingsley Wealth Management Andree Hurley Joyce Jensen Nuhad & James Kadlec, M.D.s Kimi Kinoshita Katherine & Michael Lake Kathy & Dan Huxley Karen Jensen & Jim Kelly Christine Kane & Gary Nakamura Marcia & Norman Landry Sue Hylen B. Susan Johnson Michael J. Kane Helen Kinsley Kristin Lane Kirsten Hytopoulos & Kimara Sajn Carole A. Kant Joan & Richard Kinsman Laurie Lane Trudi & Jay Inslee Brenda Fantroy-Johnson Amber Karr Richard Kirkby Marti Laney, M.D. Clark Irey & Harvey Johnson Judy & Robert Karr Sandra Kirsopp & Michael Laney Carol Isaacson Constance & Russell Johnson Judy Katilus Jane Kish Margaret Christy Lanfri Island Fitness Cynthia Johnson Phyllis & Victor Katz Cheryl Kitashima Priscilla & Ned Lange Minnie & William Isley Harold (Hal) Johnson Bobbie Kaufman Rebecca Kitz Susan Lange Diane Isonaka & David Galas Jan & David Johnson & Rob Crichton Arleen & Shel Klasky Chapple & Will Langemack Katherine & BrianBainbridge Iverson Island MuseumKaroline of& WymanArt Cultural Johnson Funding ApplicationMary Anne G.2021 Keane Dorothy & Andrew Klavins Deborah & Dale51 Lantz BIMA BY THE NUMBERSAS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2018

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Scott Rebecca Sievers Barbara & William Rayburn Greg Robinson Amanda Sargent Robert Seaby Janice A. Silva Linda Ray & Bernie Baker & Steve Charles & Toni Harris Cynthia Sears & Frank Buxton Pat & Ron Silva Carol Reanier & Dale Dash Heidi Robinson Anne-Marie Sargent Olivia Sears & Craig Bicknell Judy Simpson Shelagh & Terry Regan Michelle & Bill Robinson & Stephen Connor and Family Lynn Sinclair Mary Jane Rehm Pam Robinson Jean & Jack Sargent Renée & Larry Sears Kassia Sing & Ed Kaufman & John Costello Mary S. Robson Cathy Sarkowsky Sally & Mike Sebastian Linda Singer Asha Rehnberg Andrea Roby-King Patricia & Demar Sather Gretchen & Tom Seifert Karen & Jack Sjolseth & Larry Pluimer & Wes King Takako Satoh Jacqueline & Donald Sekits Julie Skotheim Karen Reichmuth Rocky Rochon Janet Saupp Patricia & James Sekor Kris & Meghan Skotheim Connie Reid Anita Frankel Rockefeller Carol Sauvion Barbara Selby Nadine & Bob Skotheim Jane & Stanley Rein & Phil Rockefeller Amy & Matt Sawyer Sandra Senter Sarah Skutt Joyce & Michael Reinitz Vicki Roe Debi & Phil Saxton Gail Severn Jennifer Slack Alexandra Reinken Dennis Rogers Gloria Sayler Jane-Ellen Seymour Mary & Rob Smallwood & Kobee King Mike Rogers & Randal Samstag Mark & Susan Shaffer Anne & Will Smart Ann Reis Stephanie Rohl Elaine Schab-Bragg The Shanbrom Family Helene Rogers Smart Lois Reitz & Richard Storch Kathy Rohrbach Charles Schafer Foundation Elizabeth & Worth Smith Dana Rekow Seth Rolland Kathleen & Greg Scharrer Dwight M. & Eric Shappell Genevieve & Jeff Smith Nancy Rekow Mary K. Romeo Deborah & Donald Schenk Andora & Charles Sharpe Irene & Marc Smith Claudia & Tom Rengstorf Fiona Ronyai Alice & Don Schilling Janice & Blair Shaw Janet Smith Susan Rennels & Bob Brown Donald Rooks JoAnn Schlachter Melissa Shaw Judy & Erik Smith Rosalind Renouard Alice G. Rooney Robert Schlegel Callie Sheehan Karla Smith Terry Retchless Debbie Rose Arthur M. Schmidt & Brandon Byron & David Longmire Teita & Tom Reveley Janet & Filmore Rose Casey Schmidt David Sheldon Margaret Smith Carol Reynolds Nancy & Steve Rosen Helene & Steve Schmitz Jennie & James Sheldon Michael Smith Pat & Edward Reynolds Susan Rosenberg Dagmar Schnader Marjorie Sheldon Nicole Smith & Steve Bice Gaye & David Cheryl & Cecil Ross & John Moran & Johnpaul Jones Pat & Sam Smith Reynolds-Gooch Sada (Jeri) Ross Susanne & Mark Schneider Laurel & Jon Shelton Peggy A. Smith Margaret Rhodes Sonja & Frederick Ross Marion Schoenbackler Lois Shelton Kristen Snapp Sandy & Rodney Rich Joyce & Alan Rudolph Rebecca Schofield Sara Shepard Cameron & Chris Snow Kate Ruffing & Kurt Solmssen Blaine Nelp Shepherd Donna Snow

Suquamish Museum's Katia Moran, co-curator of Canoe Journeys: Pulling Together with her extra-cute work of art. Photo by Lydia Brewer.

Guests enjoying work in the Sherry Grover Gallery. Photo by Keith Brofsky.

Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 Young art lovers at the55 summer Member & VIP Party. Photo by Lydia Brewer. FEATURED EXHIBITIONS

Robert McCauley: American Fiction - Installation photo. Home - Installation photo by Art Grice. Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles: Synchronicity - Installation photo by Art Grice. FALL/WINTER SPRING SUMMER EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONS Robert McCauley: Group Show: Jenny Pohlman & American Fiction HOME Sabrina Knowles: Synchronicity - Nadine Kariya: George Rodriguez: Twenty-five Years of Collaboration The Hammer and Guardian the Peony Canoe Journeys - Anne Schreivogl: Pulling Together Frank Renlie: Meditative Exuberance Smile Marceil DeLacy: William O. (Bill) Walcott: Into the Wood Heikki Seppa: Harmony Master Metalsmith Carrie Goller: Artist’s Books: Creatures Comfort Artist’s Books: Chapter 13 - Chapter 12 - Taking Issue Lyricism & Laughter Artist’s Books: Chapter 14 - Paul Polson: Lucy Congdon Hanson: Bound to be Art Out Here & Strata Serve Permanent Art Collection: Lucy Congdon Hanson: Island Treasure Showcase BIMA@5 Serve

PermanentBainbridge Art Island Collection: Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 56 New Acquisitions Keith Soderstrom Adele Sypesteyn Ann & John Underwood Sohn Real Estate Group, Inc. Michele & Georg Syvertsen Mary & Steve Urback Vesna Somers Sandra & Robert Talcott Patty & Peter Urone & Richard Flamm Cara Lyn Tangen Lorraine W. Vagner Anne Sommer & Ted Hoppin & Richard Barbieri Philene & John Vaivods Sally Sondheim Linda Tanner Susan & Bob Valentine Theresa Song & Tim Ichien Leigh Tatum Rodney & Sandra Van Belle Wendy Soule Carrie Taylor & Rick Roman Cynthia Van Buskirk Jeanne Soulier Cheryl Taylor Susan Van Duine Janet Goodrich Spear James Taylor Hidde Van Duym & Terry Spear Nancy & Tom Taylor Gretchen Van Meter Marie Spearman Nancy Taylor & Fred J. Levy Katherine & Tarquin Diane Speers & Ian Forbes Susan Taylor Van Slyke Joan & Richard Spencer & Barbara Tolliver Michele & Kent Van Slyke Ellin Spenser Jim & Ceciley Tegeler Roeliena Van Zanten BIMA Docents greeting guests. Photo by Keith Brofsky. Judy Spigal Patricia & Peter Tegtmeyer & Arnold Stern Ralph Spillinger Kathlene Tellgren Merryl & Rick VanDeren & Rob Jacques & William Smith Debbi & Larry Vanselow Naomi & David Spinak Gail & Dean Temple Chelsea Vessenes Dream Team Helen & Thomas Spiro Mark Terasaki Joyce & David Veterane Sharon Spivey Marylou & Kenneth Teske Nichole Vick Marie & David Spooner Glenna Teti Ariel Vinal There aren’t enough pages in this report Regina & Dale Spoor Liz & Harley Theaker Georgia & Jeff Vincent to list the names of all the volunteers, docents, Bonnie & Rick Stafford William Thieleman Therese & Mitch Vincent David Stallings Lisa & Rick Thomas Helene Voier interns, and friends that have been involved Janice Stanton Lisa Rey Thomas & Eli Brown Elaine & Paul VonRosenstiel since our Grand Opening five years ago. They Lilian & Carl Steadly Marguerite & Nate Thomas Deborah Vosler Maxine Steele Melody Naifeh Thomas Pamela Wachtler-Fermanis are the heart and backbone of this treasure of Stephanie Steele & Steven Thomas Connie & William art and culture. Evelyn & George Stege Alice Thomes Waddington Erica Steiner Diane Thompson Brenda & Stuart Wakeham In 2018, BIMA had 121 volunteer docents Peggy & John Stephens Erika Thompson Jennifer Waldron Margaret & George Sterling Susan & Clay Thompson Diane & Chris Walker who welcomed over 100,000 visitors from Jill Sterrett Barbara Thornburg Elizabeth Gail Walker around the world—and around the corner— Rosemary & Girard Steven Carol Thornburgh Maggie & Kina Walker Stacy Stevens-Lacy Kathleen & David Thorne Marjorie Walker donating over 12,000 hours of their time. It Linda & Greg Stevenson Susan Thurston Carol Wallace is the BIMA Volunteers who impart learning Daphne & Roger Stewart Nancy Tilden Charles Wallace Anne L. Tilly Jo Wallace & Bruce Nitsche and instill a sense of community, igniting the Jean Stewart Christine & Jay Stickler Judith C. Tingley Virginia & Roy Wallace power of art in our guests 363 days a year. To Marilyn & Kjell Stoknes Anne & James Titterington Pamela Waller the school children who sit on the gallery Leonel Stollar Ellen Toby & George Jackson & Eric Petersen Tamara Stone Kristin Tollefson Lauren Walsh & Scott Nemeth floor pretending to paddle together as they Margaret Storch Robert Tomlinson Randena Walsh learn about the Canoe Journeys exhibition. Lauren & John Storck Debbie & Bob Towery Joan Walters Lisa Stowers April Trabucco Katie & David Walters To a group of seniors with memory loss Beverly & Dennis Strenge JT Trader Liz & Fred Walters, M.D. and their caretakers sitting in the Buxton Tobi Strevell Marilyn Trail Sheila Walters Auditorium for a "Meet Me at the Movies" Debra A. Strickland Peg Treanor Stuart Walton Linda & James Strickler Susan Trinidad Carol Warren program, carefully curated just for them. Or Kat & Wayne Sundberg Cynthia & James Tuite Karla & Gary Waterman to the artists, who passionately showcase Robin Supplee Joanna & Lee Turcotte Bye & Jay Watson & Mike Derzon Shayne Turgeon Susi & Richard Jesse Watson their work and share their stories of wonder Andrea Suraci Marilyn Turkovich Barbara Waxman to captivated audiences. Carl Sussman & Lynn de Vree Melissa Weakland & Eric Lee Carole & Jack Sutherland Rachele & Alan Turnbull Ellen & Richard Weaver BIMA has become much more than Edith & Dwight Sutton Cris Ugles David B. Weber Susan Swannack-Nunn Michael Uhlig Jan Weber our founding board could have ever & Jack Nunn Harry Huck Uliasz Hope Wechkin imagined—we are thankful to the Dream Leigh Swanson Helen & Andrew Ulitsky & Christopher Shainin Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding ApplicationTracy &2021 Troy Swiney Diane & Rick Ullrich 57 Team for helping make this dream a reality! Marie Weichman Sally & Richard Wilson STEWARD CIRCLE ($2,500-4,999) & Mark Crickmore Terry & Phil Winer Vince & Tanice Corti Ann & Scott Weigle Chris Winiger & Kris Kutchera Kathy & Mike Nibarger Judy & Bruce Weiland Barbara & Grant Winther Eleanor F. Weinel Tori Withington AMBASSADOR CIRCLE ($1,500-2,499) Melissa Weinman Linda & Robert Wohlsen Barbara Anderson Dan Weiss Wendy Wolf & John Osborne William (Bill) Booth Barbara & Eric Weissman Susan & Frank Wollaeger Caroline Cooley Browne Cara Wells Therese & Daniel Wolpaw & David Browne Wesley Wenhardt Donna Wolter Annice Chadwick Kim & Pam Wennerberg Suelyn Wong Faith & Jim Chapel Juliana & Greg Wesner Penelope Wood & Robert Wagoner Steve Davis Beverley L. West & Robert H. Royce Nan Wooldridge Virginia Davison Karen West & Mike Spence Jillian Worth & Larry Weiner Judith & Robert Eagan Kate & Sam Westbrook Barbara & Richard Wortley Dianah Jackson & Bill Baran-Mickle Brian Westcott Nicole & Jeff Wortley Nuhad & James Kadlec, M.D.s Wendy & Jeff Westerlund Anne & Robert Wright Carole A. Kant Shari Wetherby Margaret Wright-Niemann Judy & Robert Karr Nancy Whitaker Jadine Wu Mary & Peter Kerr Shirley & John Whitaker Bethene Wyatt Marguerite & Morton Kondracke Bruce White Ann Wyckoff Alida & Chistopher Latham Carol & Horace White, Jr. Susie Wyckoff Maria & Jeff Mason Child and great-grandmother enjoying Julia Haack's Cantiñas Holly & Neal White Deehan Wyman Jacqueline & Peter Moseley Panel. Photo by Catie Cleveland. Jennifer & Gerald White Carleen Yates Nancy & Dana Quitslund Linda Whitehead & Gary Quitslund Cheryl Yokoyama Kate Ruffing Michele Whitman Andrew York Alice & Don Schilling Anita Whitney Beverly & Gerald Young Ralph & Alicia Siegel LEGACY SOCIETY Gena Whitten Dallas Young Carol & Rachelle Thornburgh Joanne Whitwell Fatima Young Ann & John Underwood MEMBERS Margie & Larry Wienkers Martha Young Debbi & Larry Vanselow Hilda & John Wiens Linda & Butch Younker Georgia & Jeff Vincent We would like to thank the following Betty Wiese Julie Yunt Maggie & Kina Walker Nancy & Paul Wiesner Tatiana Zaits Jo Wallace & Bruce Nitsche individuals for thinking of BIMA's Susan Wiggs-Gunderson Debbie & Rick Zajicek Joan Walters future with a planned gift: DD Wigley Donna Zajonc & David Womeldorff Karla & Gary Waterman Andrea & John Adams Joe & Sheilah Wilcynski Grace Zandarski Helene Wilder Linda Zaretzky BUSINESS MEMBERS Anonymous Sally & Tom Wilder Barbara Zimmer & Michael Sciacca A Kitchen That Works William Baran-Mickle Kathryn Wilham Jacklynn A. Zorich Bailey Private Debbi & Paul Brainerd G. Mitchell Wilk Ron Zuckerman Bainbridge Senior Living Ros & Peter Wilkes Georgia Zwartjes Brackenwood Capital Management Steve Davis Deanna Wilkes-Gibbs Gitte Zweig Buckley & Buckley Real Estate - Ralph Spillinger & Rob Jacques & Jorge Barrios Dion & Alex Zwirner Susan Lorenz Nuhad & James Kadlec, M.D.s Columbia Bank Elizabeth Willey Suzanne D. Kelly Andrea & Bill Williams CIRCLE MEMBERS Current Dental Barbara Williams FOUNDER CIRCLE ($10,000+) Economy Plumbing Mark Levine & John Keppeler Dorothea Williams Debbi & Paul Brainerd Genuine Image Photography David & George Lewis Ellen & Ernie Williams Susan Guffey Hattie Rose Suzanne & Paul Merriman Marci & Stephen Williams Janine Hunt Indigo Painting LLC Mary & Tom Williams Suzanne & Don Kelly Law Offices of Karen A. Klein Sabine & James Quitslund Ruth Williams Johnna M. & Fred Kleisner Les Eerkes Architects Kate Rufng Stephen Williams Mark Levine & John Keppeler Millstream Cameron & Christopher Snow Judith Williamson Nancy & George Lobisser Delight Willing Frederick Pakis Gerry & Bill Sperling Ann J. Wilson Cynthia Sears G. Mitchell Wilk Barbara Wilson Cameron & Chris Snow Diana M. Wilson CURATOR CIRCLE ($5,000-9,999) To join the Legacy Society or for more Geoff Wilson Lois Hartman & Richard Mahoney information please contact: Jen & Matt Wilson Suzanne & Paul Merriman Peter Rafa, Development Director Joy & Robert Wilson (206) 451-4007 or [email protected]. Karen Wilson Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 58 IN MEMORY OF SPONSORS Gayle Goldman Laurie A. Lyall FRANK BUXTON Anonymous Graphic Design Paul Marioni Gerry, Steve, Jeff ARW Engineers Genuine Image Photography John Douglas Marshall & Livia Chamberlin Buckley & Buckley Real Tom Glase Julie Martin Steve Davis Estate - Susan Lorenz, Heyday Farms Kathy & Douglas Roy Ostrom Debra & Jeff Doran Jennifer Saez House of Independent Jessica Pavish & James Arrabito Cynthia & David Harrison Capital Group Producers Oi-Fan "Channie" Judy & Robert Karr Clark Construction In Health Image & Barry Peters Laird Norton Wealth Coates Design Jeffrey Moose Gallery Christie & Peter Raffa Management Coffman Engineers, Inc Johnna & Fred Kleisner Susanne Regan & Kate Fickle Leslie & Michael Lebeau Columbia Bank Barbara Lawrence-Piecuch in memory of Floyd E. Oi-Fan "Channie" & Barry Peters Cultural Arts Foundation NW Nigel Lawrence Fickle & Lee E. Fickle Ralph Spillinger & Rob Jacques Elmquist Real Estate David & George Lewis Greg Robinson & Steve Charles Gretchen Van Meter First Federal Credit Union Linda Hodges Gallery Cynthia Sears Barbara & Eric Weissman Harrison Medical Center Litho Craft Wendy Soule Ron Zuckerman Hearthstone CPA Group Matthews Winery Ralph Spillinger & Rob Jacques Laird Norton Wealth Nancy Mee & Dennis Evans Cara Wells IN MEMORY OF Management Mystic Beach Studio Nancy Worden HARRIET DAVIS PAE Engineers Net253, LLC Susan Wyckoff Beatrice & T. William Booth Puget Sound Energy Kathy Nibarger Cheryl Yokoyama Anne Dennon RBC Wealth Management Noble Wines Jani & Bill Pauli Realogics Sotheby's Novelty Hill CORPORATE Phoebe M. 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V. and Ida J. McEachern Jennifer Slack Commuter Comforts Charitable Trust in honor of Pat Silva Peg Deam ART ACQUISITION First Federal Tracy & Troy Swiney Deseo Carmin & ASSET CONTRIBUTORS Community Foundation in memory of Ruth Masters Duane Reed Gallery Sharon Archer & Don Ekland Harvest Foundation Patty & Peter Urone Mark Dyce Karen Conoley & Art Verharen The Kahle/Austin Foundation in memory of Ruth Masters Facèré Jewelry Art Gallery Steve Davis Kitsap Community Philene & John Vaivods tj & Chuck Faddis Virginia H. Davison Foundation Students engage with work by in memory of Malaktaj Amiri Fletcher Bay Gardens Amy Goldthwaite Kitsap County Lodging Chris Maynard during a school field Keith Vernon Tax Advisory Committee trip to the Museum. Staff photo. Flowering Around & David Browning in honor of Steve Arnold Foster/White Gallery Susan Guffey Max and Victoria Dreyfus Members of BIMA’s Circle pose & Laurie Bauman Rondi Gangnes Sheila Hughes & Peter Kepler Foundation in front of Claes Oldenberg’s Gard Vitners Nuhad & James Kadlec, M.D.s One Call for All Safety Pin on a trip to the home Chapple & Will Langemack Suquamish Foundation of art collectors Jon and Kim Alida & Christopher Latham Tulalip Tribes Shirley. Staff photo. Mark Levine & John Keppeler Charitable Contributions Susan Levy Umpqua Bank Paul Polson demonstrates his David & George Lewis U.S. Bank Foundation technique in the Lovelace Gallery. Wells Fargo Foundation Staff photo. Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Cultural Funding Application 2021 Stephen R. Lindstrom 59 FINANCIALS 2018 PROJECTED REVENUE & EXPENSES The financial engine that fuels this extraordinary museum and gathering place is generosity; BIMA relies on you to keep the doors open and the galleries and auditorium humming. But this is not a one-way transaction. Your donation is carefully funneled into a rich variety of educational and cultural programs, projects and exhibitions that each, in turn, come back to enrich this community, this region and this world. Consider how your support helps plant the seeds of confidence and creativity in more than 4,000 students who visit each year. Or how your support directly impacts hundreds of artists – helping to showcase, sell and promote their work throughout the year, or employ them as teaching artists. Or how it’s transformed into thousands of hours of free and low-cost cultural programs, delivering extraordinary experiences to some of our most vulnerable community members: senior citizens, low-income families, and students with little or no access to cultural experiences. Or how acclaimed exhibitions and programs that now draw 100,000 visitors a year serve as a direct stimulus to the local island economy. Thank you for starting the ripple effect that begins with your contribution.

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