SUMMER 2019 fiamagazine Board of Trustees 1 Thomas J. Mitchell From the Executive Director CONTENTS President Elizabeth S. Murphy First Vice-President Measuring Impact executive director 1 education 29–31 Mark Lippincott Second Vice-President exhibitions 2–9 art school 32–34 Kathryn C. Boles Our visitors come to the Flint Institute of Arts Secretary for many reasons: relaxation, socialization, art on loan 10 founders travel 35 Martha Sanford Treasurer reflection, entertainment, and intellectual acquisitions 11–15 contributions 36–37 Dean Yeotis stimulation. In this issue of the FIA magazine, Immediate Past President Eleanor Brownell you will see we are offering a wide variety films 18–19 membership 38–40 Ann K. Chan of exhibitions, films, videos, lectures, James Draper calendars 17, 28 museum shop 41 Founders Society President demonstrations, classes, and encounters Mona Hardas with artists in order to appeal to the diverse news & programs 20–27 Carol Hurand Raymond J. Kelly III interests, tastes, and intellects of our visitors. Jimmy King Our intention is to provide meaningful and Alan Klein Jamile Lawand memorable, perhaps even life-changing, Office Hours Admission Eureka McCormick experiences in the visual arts for our William H. Moeller Mon–Fri, 9a–5p Adults $10.00* Jay Nelson members and visitors. 12 & under FREE Karl Olmsted Although we can measure our appeal in opening) and a treat. You are top on our list of Gallery Hours Students w/ ID $8.00* Dr. Brenda Rogers-Grays Mon–Fri, 12p–5p; Sat, 10a–5p; numbers at the turnstile, it is hard to measure, favorites!” – Michele Cooker Senior citizens 62+, $8.00* Michael Rucks Sun, 1p–5p Ira A. Rutherford through statistics alone, the impact a visit has “Three years ago, my daughter Sheyenne active military, & veteran Closed on major holidays Mary Coe Ryan on people’s lives. Happily, we receive lots of Stowe was recommended by her high school Patricia Spangler FIA Theater Hours Theresa Stephens-Lock feedback through mail and social media from art teacher to be a part of the FIA’s Portfolio Tiffany Stolzenfeld people who describe their experiences. It is Development Program. Today, as she is about Fri & Sat, 7:30p; Sun, 2p Lynne A. Taft-Draper FOMA President one of my joys as the director to read their to complete that program, I would say it is far Museum Shop & Jan Werschky comments, so I thought I would share a few more than exciting, it is life altering. I cannot Art School Gallery * Free to FIA members and Shannon Easter White 810.234.1695 with you here. effectively convey in words the influence Genesee County residents FCCC Board Representative Mon–Sat, 10a–5p; Sun, 1p–5p Steve Heddy “The Art Institute! I was dumbfounded. this program has had on her. She has grown The Palette Café Honorary Trustee Not only is the breadth and selection of the artistically as well as personally. Today, it is Website 810.249.0593 Elizabeth Neithercut museum’s offerings impressive, but whoever her passion and I believe it will be her lifelong flintarts.org Mon–Fri, 9a–5p; Sat, 10a–5p; wrote the explications next to each picture is passion, if not career.” – Lori L. Downs Sun, 1p–5p Address to be highly commended. Truly a superb Art “We had an amazing time and left town Administration The Museum Shop, Art School 1120 E. Kearsley St. 101 course for anyone coming through the with a fantastic impression of Flint. This will Flint, MI 48503 John B. Henry Gallery, and The Palette Café are Executive Director museum. I re-learned more in a nutshell than I only mean great things for us all down the open late for select special events. Michael A. Melenbrink Telephone Director of Finance & had known since college. Plus it was warming road.” – Pat Corfman, Director of Marketing & 810.234.1695 Administration to eavesdrop on the families who were there Public Relations, Bishop International Airport, Kathryn K. Sharbaugh Fax Director of Development and listen to how they were interpreting the with Allegiant Air as her guests 810.234.1692 Tracee J. Glab art to their children.” – Janet Shute “I thought of how I hear people make Curator of Collections & Exhibitions “[I] never realized there was a cultural gem derogatory remarks about Flint and I proudly Monique M. Desormeau so close to Detroit. I plan to visit often to tour mention the FIA, among other things, and the Curator of Education your galleries and special exhibits. And I joy and inspiration it brings to me, and they fia Donovan Entrekin This magazine, made possible through a generous donation by Lynne Hurand, Director of the Art School know the best way to show my appreciation is are thoughtful of that comment. I love how is published four times per year for mailing to FIA members, museums, and Sarah Mullane to become a member.” – Suzanne Spiegal you are not afraid to present all aspects of art libraries around the country. Director of Member & Guest Relations [Addressed to Tony Gittens, Security and how you expand minds and community Supervisor] “I am one of the three women and how I think, ‘Yes, maybe I can do art!’” The FIA is a non-profit, equal FIA Exhibitions and Programs are who arrived early last week at the museum. – Cherie Palmer opportunity employer, and made possible in part with the provides programs and We three planned this outing long in If you would like to share your experiences, support of the Michigan cover image services without regard to Council for Arts and advance, dependent on the health of our we would love to hear from you too. As race, color, religion, national origin, age, Cultural Affairs, a partner Isabelle de Borchgrave Belgian, born 1946 dear friend Sue, who is in last stage cancer always, thank you for your interest in and sex or handicap. agency of the National Maria-Maddalena d’Austria treatment (which you didn’t know about). support of the FIA. Operating support for the FIA is Endowment for the Arts. (detail), 2007 provided in part by the Charles Mixed media, acrylic, ink, metallic Your generosity and kindness and expertise powder and adhesive on paper , Stewart Mott 1 made our visit so wonderful that I’m writing John B. Henry Foundation and 74 x 47 /2 x 48 inches Collection of the artist to thank you so much! A personal tour was Executive Director the Genessee County Millage. unexpected (especially an hour before 2 CLOSING SOON ON VIEW 3

Keith Morrison Hybrid American, born 1942 Small Worlds Crossing, 1997 Glass + Metal Watercolor on paper through 10.27.19 22 × 30 inches through Gift of Claudia DeMonte, Ann K. Walch-Chan Gallery 6.16.19 2008.362 Harris-Burger Gallery Paperweights first appeared at the Vienna Industrial Exposition in 1845 and immediately Glass and metal may seem like an became objects of desire. In 19th-century unexpected pairing but they are Europe, urban populations were increasing, not as different as you may think. creating an expanding market for goods and Both are fundamental elements services, stimulated by new manufacturing in our everyday life. While once processes developed during the first and considered precious, in the second Industrial Revolutions. New and industrial era, glass and metal inexpensive methods to produce paper, are mass-produced. Although the invention of steel pen nibs, and the artists still use these materials establishment of a national postal system to create intriguing artwork, all contributed to the increased popularity industrially made objects have of letter writing. Paperweights became lost some of their exquisiteness. fashionable, beautiful, and finely constructed Nevertheless, things began objects that were also functional, making to change among artists them an alluring item to collect. who strongly believed in Today, contemporary glass artists still the value of the handmade produce paperweights. This exhibition not object. Disenchanted with Still Modern only features a vast collection of historical the impersonal, mechanized European paperweights but also a large EXHIBITIONS through 7.14.19 EXHIBITIONS direction of manufacturing, variety of contemporary paperweights from they sought a new path Graphics Gallery the FIA’s permanent collection and private through materials like collectors. glass, metal, ceramic, and Artists of the 20th and 21st centuries wood. have embraced the genre of still life, Closing soon, the manipulating its traditional significance artworks in this exhibition for their own creative purposes. Of illustrate the vast contemporary still lifes, artist Roy possibilities of these Lichtenstein said, “It’s not meant to have two materials, from the usual still life meaning.” cast to blown glass Still lifes are often characterized by and from forged to commonplace, inanimate objects like electroformed metal. fruit and bowls. These compositions Each object embodies initially appear simple and uninspiring a dynamic synergy that in their ordinary domesticity. However, could not be achieved if hidden in the objects are complex the materials were used systems of symbolism and semantic independently. codes. A flower, for instance, could represent the ephemeral nature of beauty or the shortness of life. Closing soon, Still Modern displays the enduring relevance of the still life genre Albert Young New England Glass Company American, born 1951 in present day. American (Cambridge, Ulysses, 2000 Massachusetts), 1818–1878 Cast glass, welded steel Flat Bouquet with Circles of 3 1 49 /4 x 34 /2 x 18 inches Graphics Gallery Canes on Latticinio, ca. 1850 Courtesy of the Isabel Foundation, Glass is sponsored by 13 L2017.6 2 /16 inches Photo: Douglas Schaible Photography Gift of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Richards, 1969.75.72 4 OPENING IN JUNE MEMBERS PREVIEW 5

The Artistic Journey of Isabelle de Borchgrave Isabelle de Borchgrave Fashioning Art from Paper 6.14.19 • 6:00p 6.15.19 – 9.8.19 FIA Theater Hodge & Henry Galleries Dennita Sewell Dorrance Curator of Fashion Design, Phoenix Art Museum This illustrated talk discusses Isabelle de Borchgrave’s lifelong journey as an artist and shows her unique process of making paper sculptures. Starting with a roll of plain white paper, see how de Borchgrave transforms the material Isabelle de Borchgrave into her imaginative expressions of in her studio. some of the most iconic designs in the history of fashion.

Isabelle de Borchgrave Belgian, born 1946

EXHIBITIONS Robe à Française, 2010 EXHIBITIONS Mixed media, acrylic, ink, metallic power and adhesive SAVE THE DATE on paper 1 60 x 57 x 63 /2 inches Collection of the artist Au Revoir Soirée 9.7.19 • 6:00p–9:00p Isabelle de Borchgrave FIA Theater Belgian, born 1946 Delphos Dress and Shawl, 2006–7 Begin the evening with artist Isabelle Mixed media, acrylic, ink, de Borchgrave’s presentation, cocktail metallic power and adhesive reception, and book signing. Dinner on paper 1 1 58 x 21 /4 x 20 /2 inches with artist and Q&A concludes this Collection of the artist magnificent evening. Ticket prices to be announced and available online at flintarts.org, no This exhibition features the life-size, trompe l’œil (a visual trick of The exhibition has been tickets sold at door. the eye) paper costumes of Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave (b. organized by Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Society of 1946). Fashioning Art from Paper provides a retrospective view of the the Four Arts, Oklahoma Soirée sponsored by artist’s paper sculptures over nearly two decades. From replicas of City Museum of Art, Frick Italian Renaissance gowns to re-creations of the fantastical modernist Art and Historical Center, costumes of the Ballets Russes, her work spans 500 years of fashion. Baker Museum, Flint Institute of Arts, and SCAD Each paper sculpture is inspired by depictions found in early FASH Museum of Fashion European paintings or fashion collections from around the world. and Film. Included in the exhibition is a sculpture based on a 1622 painting of Maria Maddalena of Austria and her son, the future Ferdinand II, by Justus Sustermans in the FIA’s permanent collection. 6 OPENING IN JUNE OPENING IN JULY 7

From the Flame The Four Seasons 6.29.19 – 10.6.19 7.5.19 – 11.15.19 Harris-Burger Gallery Hurand Sculpture Courtyard From goblets and pipes to sculpture and jewelry, From Philip Haas, a contemporary the Flame considers the various ways contemporary artist and filmmaker, has created artists explore and expand a centuries-old approach to four monumental portrait glassmaking. Flamework (also known as lampworking busts titled The Four and torchworking) is a traditional technique where a Seasons. Haas’s 15-foot- torch or lamp is used directly to melt glass. Once in a tall sculptures are molten state, the glass is formed by blowing and shaping three-dimensional it with tools and hand movements. interpretations of the Flamework first flourished in Italy in the 14th century, Italian Renaissance spreading throughout Europe and beyond. It is currently painter Giuseppe experiencing a renaissance as artists push boundaries, Arcimboldo’s (1526–1593) creating increasingly complex objects with a variety of portrait series of the same tools and a range of techniques. name. As in Arcimboldo’s From the Flame is a juried exhibition that includes paintings, the physical artwork by established and emerging artists from features of the four sculpted across the United States. Selections were made figures are rendered in based on technique, design, concept, originality, and botanical forms appropriate to craftsmanship. Out of 69 submissions, the jury selected each season. This exhibition 32 fascinating objects. Judges will award monetary prizes acknowledges nature’s for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place and visitors will have the rhythmic cycles and, as EXHIBITIONS opportunity to cast their votes for a People’s Choice award. sculptural portraits of people, EXHIBITIONS they represent the human aging process from youth to old Jeremy Ross and Drew Kups age. Haas’s meticulously detailed Untitled, 2018 sculptures celebrate the human Flameworked borosilicate glass, silver, and gold figure as well as the wonders of nature 6 x 4 inches in surprising new ways. Courtesy of the artists Photo by Jeff Dimarco

Exhibition Sponsors Susie’s Elliott Todd Hope Pyramid, 2016 Borosilicate glass Fund 24 x 24 x 24 inches Courtesy of the artist Photo by Zachary Kracht

Phillip Haas American, born 1954 Summer (After Arcimboldo), Prizes courtesy of 2011 Painted and pigmented fiberglass 15 15 187 x 153 /16 x 101 /16 inches Courtesy of the artist 8 EXHIBITIONS 7.20.19 –10.13.19 The CollageArt of Cut &Paste Graphics Gallery using it tofittheirindividual artistic expressions. collage intothelate 20th and early 21stcenturies,of adaptingand Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, and Wangechi Mutu, bringtheart for example). The artists inCut&Paste, includingRomare Bearden, childrenbeen afavored andamateurs pastime of (making scrapbooks, is from theOldFrench word collermeaning “toglue.” combination withpaintedorprintedpassages. Infact, theword collage cuttings, paper, andotherpiecesof are gluedontoasurface, in used tocreate it. Images from photographs, magazineandnewspaper artworkword andthetechnique collagedescribesbothatypeof media approach, includingprinting orotherartistic techniques. The collage, amixedof whetherusedastheprimarymediumorpart of This exhibition highlightsworks onpaperthat feature someelement IN JULYOPENING Artists embraced collage intheearly 20thcentury, after ithadlong

Endowment, 2015.65 funds from theCollection Museum purchase with 36 x43inches coloring onpaper collage, andhand relief, digitalprinting, 24 ktgold, collagraph, Second Born, 2013 1972 American, bornKenya, Wangechi Mutu is sponsored by Graphics Gallery flower petals that undulate onthe screen. unique andcontinuously morphingdigital thisproject.result of The installation features petals. Generated Petals Interpolation isthe algorithm that generated new, unique artist developedanartificial intelligence Using theinformation gathered, the theirfindings.a digitaldatabase of 100,000 individualrose petals, compiling Petalsof . Sixteenworkers photographed executed herlatest performance, Cloud New Jersey ashersetting, Sarah Meyohas Using theformerBellLabscomplex in Interpolation Generated Petals August/September professional filmmakers, screenwriters, andthepublic. provides opportunities forparticipants toshare theirworkwithpeers, free filmmakingworkshops,addition toaseriesof theprogram to peopleages13–30andcollegestudentsregardless age. of In July.of The Flint Youth MediaProject introduces filmmaking theart of works byyoung,number of localfilmmakers throughout themonth In conjunctionwiththeFlint Youth Film Festival, theFIA willexhibit a Flint Youth Film Festival July artistic preoccupations. film isameditation on Carracci’s painting, thepainter’s character, and where Carracci hassetupaneasel topaintthebutchersat work. The theshop,see theoppositesideof aviewnotshowninthepainting, hooks from whichhanganimalcarcasses. Ontheotherscreen, we wooden trellises withiron spikes and painting: twobutchersworkingamid one screen showthesceneinCarracci that ledtothepainting. The imageson theartist,the worldof andtheencounter thebutchers,conjures uptheworldof presented onasplitscreen, PhilipHaas name. Through vividimages aseriesof Annibale Carracci thesame paintingof Texas asanhomagetotheir16th-century by theKimbell Art MuseuminFort Worth, The Butcher’s Shopwascommissioned The Butcher’s Shop June MEDIAGALLERY ARTS Made possibleby Wasserman Projects, Detroit Installation at the Interpolation, 2018 Generated Petals French-American, b. 1991 Sarah Meyohas Courtesy theartist of 7 minutes The Butcher’s Shop, 1987 American, born1954 Philip Haas

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The artworks listed here are on loan from the FIA to the following exhibitions: Rudy Autio Clio Newton Long-Bin Chen Makonde peoples American, 1926–2007 American, born 1989 Taiwanese, born 1964 Tanzania Stealing Horses, n.d. Alice, 2017 Tibetan Buddha, 2017 Ikomba Mask, early-mid -20th Ceramic Charcoal on paper Museum catalogues, mixed century Nature’s Nation: American Lee Krasner Science Paints Our World: 1 1 38 × 22 × 21 inches 93 /4 × 63 /8 inches media Wood, human hair, beeswax, 1 Art and Environment Barbican Art Gallery Chemistry & Art Museum purchase with funds Museum purchase with funds 23 × 12 /2 × 8 inches natural pigments 1 Crystal Bridges Museum of London, England Midland Center for the Arts from the Estate of Grayce donated by Friends of Modern Museum purchase with funds 9 /4 inches 5.30.19 – 9.1.19 M. Scholt and the Collection Art, 2018.60 from Collection Endowment, Museum purchase with funds American Art Midland, Michigan Endowment, 2018.55 2018.66 from Collection Endowment, Bentonville, Arkansas Schirn Kunsthalle 6.4.19 – 9.1.19 Ashanti people 2018.72 Ghana 5.25.19 – 9.19.19 Frankfurt, Germany Joseph Drapell Canadian, born Czech Republic, born 1940 Prestige Stool, n.d. Leemour Pelli Hughie Lee-Smith 10.10.19 – 1.12.20 Wood American, born 1964 American, 1915–1999 Gates of Life, 1998 3 1 Zentrum Paul Klee Acrylic on canvas 15 /4 × 23 /2 × 13 inches Untitled (Couple III), 2012 Slum Lad, ca. 1960 Museum purchase with funds Archival digital pigment print Oil on canvas Bern, Switzerland 84 x 95 inches Gift of Anne Low, 2008.355 from the Collection Endowment on paper 26 x 32 inches 2.7.20 – 5.10.20 2018.61 19 × 13 inches Courtesy of the Isabel Foundation, Inlander John Gittins Museum purchase with funds Collection, L2003.80 Guggenheim American, born 1940 Makonde peoples raised from the Flint Print Club, Bilbao, Spain Guadalupe, 1987 Tanzania 2018.73 The Color of the Moon 5.29.20 – 9.6.20 Acrylic on canvas Nyangwa Pipe, early-mid 20th 85 x 25 inches century Roger Shimomura James A. Michener Art Museum Lee Krasner Gift of the artist, 2008.341 Wood, gourd, and ceramic American, born 1939 American, 1908–1984 Roy Lerner 8 × 9 inches American Guardian, 2008 Doylestown, Pennsylvania Happy Lady, 1963 American, born 1954 Museum purchase with funds Lithograph on paper 6.1.19 – 9.8.19 Oil on cotton duck from the Collection 27 × 39 inches 3 Getting Traction I, 1994 58 × 75 /4 inches Thomas Chambers Acrylic, gel medium and screen on canvas Endowment, 2018.62 Sybil Andrews Museum purchase with funds American, born England, 1808–1869 Purchased with funds from the National 1 English-Canadian, born raised from the Flint Print Club, 57 /2 × 33 inches Joan Bankemper Old Sleepy Hollow Church, ca. 1850 Endowment for the Arts Museum Purchase Pende peoples England, 1898–1992 2018.74 Museum purchase, 2000.51 American, born 1959 Oil on canvas Grant and the Samuel and Alma Catsman Kongo Days End, 1961 3 3 Foundation, 1978.59 Pimlico, 2018 18 /4 × 22 /8 inches Roy Lichtenstein Chief’s Headdress, early-mid Linocut on paper Patti Warashina 3 1 American, 1923–1997 Ceramic and mixed media 10 /4 × 10 /4 inches Gift of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler 1 20th century American, born 1940 41 /2 × 37 × 10 inches Garbisch, 1968.18 Sweet Dreams, Baby!, 1966 Beads, natural fibers Museum purchase with funds Between a Rock and a Hard Museum purchase with funds Silkscreen on paper 12 inches from Collection Endowment, Place, 2017 3 from the Collection 39 × 28 /4 inches Museum purchase with funds 2018.67 Lithograph on paper Museum purchase, 1966.6 Endowment, 2018.56 1 Charles White: A from Collection Endowment, 17 /4 × 15 inches Morris Louis 2018.63 William Harrison Museum purchase with funds Retrospective Hans Sebald Beham American, 1912–1962 American, born 1952 raised from the Flint Print Club, German, 1500–1550 COLLECTIONS Los Angeles County Museum of I-31, 1962 Janis Miltenberger Trash, 2014 2018.75 COLLECTIONS The Peasants’ Feast, ca. 1546 Art Acrylic resin on unprimed canvas American, born 1945 Graphite and charcoal on paper 1 1 Engraving on paper 30 × 22 inches 83 /4 × 15 /2 inches 7 7 Dividing Line, 2017 Los Angeles, California 1 /8 × 2 /8 inches Museum purchase with funds from the J. L. Flame worked glass in metal Museum purchase with funds Museum purchase with funds 3.3.19 – 6.9.19 Hudson Company Acquisitions Challenge frame from Collection Endowment, from the Jill Ford Murray Grant and contributions from the Viola E. 28 × 15 × 5 inches 2018.68 Charles White Irrevocable Trust in memory of American, 1918–1979 Bray Charitable Trust and other donors, Museum purchase with funds her parents, Carlotta Espy Ford 1982.180 donated by Randolph Piper Simon Hennessey Wanted Poster Series #17, 1971 and George Ross Ford, Jr., and and his wife Susan Stuewer, English, born 1973 Oil and pencil on poster board her grandparents, Grace Miller Marjorie Minkin in memory of Robert S. Piper, Down by the Sea, 2013 60 x 30 inches American, born 1941 Ford and George Ross Ford, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. B. Morris Pelavin, whose heart was always in art Acrylic on panel Triton, 1995 2018.57 3 1971.43 and the Flint Institute of Arts 26 /4 × 32 inches Acrylic on lexan Museum purchase with funds © 1963 The Charles White Archives 1 where he served as President 36 x 19 /2 inches Hendrik Goltzius and volunteer for many years, from Collection Endowment, Gift of the Vero Beach Museum of Art, Dutch, 1558–1617 2018.64 2018.69 The Early Celebrity of 2007.146 The Visitation, 1593 Engraving on paper Avel de Knight Irene Neal 5 3 Wilfried Grootens Peter Paul Rubens 18 /8 × 17 /8 inches American, born 1936 German, born 1954 American, 1923–1995 Museum purchase with funds Darius Steward Inside Velvet, 1999 Where the Shark Bubbles Ancestor Tree II, 1973–1977 Legion of Honor Fine Arts from the Jill Ford Murray American, born 1984 Acrylic on canvas on board Blow. Rombus H21, 2014 Casein and gouache Museums of San Francisco Irrevocable Trust in memory of Stage 10 (Darius II Surprised), 82 x 42 x 2 inches Painted, laminated, polished 12 × 12 inches her parents, Carlotta Espy Ford 2018 San Francisco, California Gift of Irene Neal, 1999.32 glass Museum purchase with funds Roger Brown: Virtual Still and George Ross Ford, Jr., and 5 5 3 from Collection Endowment, Watercolor on paper 4.6.19 – 9.2.19 8 /8 × 8 /8 × 9 /4 inches 1 1 Bruce Piermarini her grandparents, Grace Miller 15 /2 × 15 /2 inches Museum purchase with funds 2018.70 Lifes American, born 1953 Ford and George Ross Ford, Museum purchase with funds Art Gallery of Ontario donated by the Kommareddi Caterpillar Crawl, 2001 Toronto, Canada Museum of Arts and Design 2018.58 Yoruba peoples raised from the Community Acrylic and foam on canvas Family Fund of the Community Federal Republic of Nigeria Gala, 2018.76 10.5.19 – 1.5.20 New York, New York 80 x 30 x 16 inches Foundation of Greater Flint, Daniel Johnston Osanyin Staff, n.d. 5.2.19 – 9.15.19 Gift of the artist, 2005.1 2018.65 Peter Paul Rubens American, born 1961 Iron J. T. Abernathy , n.d. 1 American, born 1923 Flemish, 1577–1640 Roger Brown Jerald Webster Lidded Jar 25 /4 inches Angel, 1610–11 American, 1941–1997 American, born 1953 Stoneware Museum purchase with funds Orb Vessel, n.d. Oil on modern support transferred from Virtual Still Life #15: Waterfalls and Rites of Spring, 1992 42 × 24 × 24 inches from Collection Endowment, Raku ceramic wood panel Pitchers, 1995 Acrylic on canvas Museum purchase with 2018.71 6 × 7 inches 1 2 1 3 Gift from the Collection of 80 / × 57 inches Oil on canvas with mixed media 42 /4 × 78 /8 inches funds from the Collection 1 Gift of Viola E. Bray, 2005.158 37 /2 × 50 x 9 inches Gift of the artist, 2001.2 Endowment, 2018.59 Myron and Barbara Levine, Museum purchase, 2011.324 2018.77 12 13

Pierre Alechinsky Harold Cohen William Gropper Jim Lealock Julian Stanczak Ruth Weisberg Belgian, born 1927 American, born England, American, 1897–1977 American American, born Poland, American, born 1942 Untitled, 1965 1928–2016 Chess Players, 1945 Charger, n.d. 1928–2017 The Shtetl, A Journey and a Lithograph on paper Genocide Darfur #2, 2007 Etching on paper Ceramic Nocturnal Hue (Purple), 1981 Memorial Portfolio, 1971 1 1 5 1 25 /4 × 19 /4 inches Aquatint on paper 11 /8 × 15 /2 inches 16 inches Serigraph on paper intaglio, intaglio and relief on 7 7 1 1 Gift from the Collection of 7 /8 × 9 /8 inches Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of 30 /2 × 30 /2 inches paper Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of 23 × 22 inches 2018.78 Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.98 2018.111 Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of 2018.84 2018.119 Myron and Barbara Levine, Josef Hampl Rico Le Brun 2018.125 Harold Cohen Czech, born 1932 American, born Italy, 1900–1964 Giuseppe Santomaso American, born England, Hand, 1990 Ballad of the Wind (Homage Italian, 1907–1990 Adja Yunkers 1928–2016 Felted paper to Jacques Villon), 1945 Untitled, 1975 American, born Latvia, Paris - Spring 2010 #4, n.d. 25 × 19 inches Lithograph on paper Aquatint on paper 1900–1983 3 1 7 Woodcut on paper Gift from the Collection of 24 /4 × 19 inches 10 /2 × 6 /8 inches Curiosity, 1953 1 1 9 /4 × 11 /2 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Lithograph on paper 1 Gift from the Collection of 2018.99 Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, 19 /2 × 14 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, Jim Dine 2018.112 2018.120 Gift from the Collection of 2018.85 American, born 1935 Josef Hampl Myron and Barbara Levine, Awl, 1973 Czech, born 1932 Majhongialc Ernst Vijlbrief 2018.126 Harold Cohen Lithograph on paper Prague Cemetery, 1966 Asger Jorn American Dutch, 1934–2010 1 1 Karel Appel American, born England, 10 /4 × 8 /2 inches Lithograph on paper Danish, 1914–1973 Vessel, n.d. Halfway, 1969 Adja Yunkers 3 Dutch, 1921–2006 1928–2016 Gift from the Collection of 24 /4 × 19 inches Jubilation Larmoyennageuse, Earthenware Aquatint on paper American, born Latvia, 3 1 Floating Face, 1969 Shadow Puppet Show, 2007 Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of 1969 5 × 4 inches 19 /4 × 25 /2 inches 1900–1983 Lithograph on paper Woodblock on paper 2018.92 Myron and Barbara Levine, Lithograph on paper Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Echo II in Pink, 1977 1 1 3 1 21 /2 × 29 /2 inches 10 × 18 /4 inches 2018.100 25 /2 × 19 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Mixed media on paper 3 Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Stephen Edlich Gift from the Collection of 2018.113 2018.121 44 × 29 /4 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, American, 1942–1989 Jackie Histia-Shutiva Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of 2018.79 2018.86 Untitled, 1990 American, born 1961 2018.105 Serefina Ortiz Ernst Vijlbrief Myron and Barbara Levine, Aquatint on paper Face Olla, n.d. American, 1931–2007 Dutch, 1934–2010 2018.127 1 3 Karel Appel Frances Concho 11 /4 × 6 /4 inches Ceramic Asger Jorn Storyteller Figure, n.d. Opyallend, 1964 1 Dutch, 1921–2006 American Gift from the Collection of 4 /2 × 7 inches Danish, 1914–1973 Terracotta Aquatint on paper 3 1 Untitled, n.d. Olla, n.d. Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of L’Oiseau Rare, 1945 9 inches 19 /4 × 25 /2 inches Lithograph on paper Earthenware 2018.93 Myron and Barbara Levine, Etching on paper Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of 1 1 22 /4 × 30 inches 3 × 4 inches 2018.101 4 /2 × 6 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Kei Fujiwara Gift from the Collection of 2018.114 2018.122 Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, American, born Japan, Fred Horowitz Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.80 2018.87 1899–1983 American, 1938–2013 2018.106 Tom Patterson

COLLECTIONS Bizen Charger, n.d. Quiddity, 1976 Canadian, born 1962 COLLECTIONS Evelyn Cheromiah Guillaume Corneille Stoneware Screenprint on paper Asger Jorn Small Bee Mask, late 20th American, 1928–2013 Dutch, 1922–2010 8 inches 17 × 15 inches Danish, 1914–1973 century Olla, n.d. Un Été Ardent, 1968 Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Rencontre Inutile, 1945 Carved and painted red cedar, Terracotta Lithograph on paper Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Etching on paper fiber 1 1 1 7 /2 inches 30 × 22 /4 inches 2018.94 2018.102 4 /4 × 6 inches 18 inches The Collection of Myron and Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Barbara Levine, 2018.81 Myron and Barbara Levine, Kei Fujiwara Henry Hunt Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.88 American, born Japan, Canadian, 1923–1985 2018.107 2018.115 Harold Cohen 1899–1983 Four Part Mask, n.d. American, born England, Guillaume Corneille Pot, n.d. Carved and painted red cedar Asger Jorn Irwin Poleahla Max Weber 1928–2016 Dutch, 1922–2010 Terracotta 23 × 22 inches Danish, 1914–1973 American Swiss, 1897–1982 1 3 A Family of Plants, 2003 4 4 Un Été Ardent, 1973 3 / × 4 / inches Gift from the Collection of Untitled, 1968 Wide-waisted Hopi Vessel, n.d. Man Reclining on a Sofa, 1962 Adja Yunkers Relief print on paper Lithograph on paper Gift from the Collection of Myron and Barbara Levine, LIthograph on paper with Painted earthenware Aquatint and etching on paper 3 American, born Latvia, 22 × 14 /4 inches 1 1 Myron and Barbara Levine, 1 1 1 25 /2 × 19 /2 inches 2018.103 hand additions 3 /2 × 5 /2 inches 7 × 10 /2 inches 1900–1983 Gift from the Collection of 3 Gift from the Collection of 2018.95 15 × 11 /4 inches Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Icon, 1972 Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Stan Hunt Gift from the Collection of Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Lithograph and relief on paper 2018.82 2018.89 William Gropper Canadian, born 1954 Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.116 2018.123 25 × 19 inches American, 1897–1977 Small Beaver Mask, late 20th 2018.108 Gift from the Collection of Harold Cohen Guillaume Corneille Duchess, 1945 century Joseph Anton Rooskens Max Weber Myron and Barbara Levine, American, born England, Dutch, 1922–2010 Etching on paper Carved red cedar, fiber Kirili Dutch, 1906–1976 Swiss, 1897–1982 5 1 2018.128 1928–2016 Une Été Souverain, 1970 11 /8 × 15 /2 inches 19 inches American Untitled, n.d. Schreitende, 1910 Cosmic Energy #5, 2005 Lithograph on paper Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Santa Clara Blackware Pot, n.d. Lithograph on paper Bronze Adja Yunkers Woodcut on paper 1 1 25 /2 × 19 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Ceramic 21 × 30 inches 18 /2 inches 5 5 American, born Latvia, 12 /8 × 10 /8 inches 1 3 Gift from the Collection of 2018.96 2018.104 3 /2 × 4 /4 inches Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of 1900–1983 Gift from the Collection of Myron and Barbara Levine, Gift from the Collection of Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, Impression, n.d. Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.90 Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.117 2018.124 Lithograph on paper 2018.83 2018.109 1 1 William Gropper 28 /8 × 37 /4 inches Guillaume Corneille American, 1897–1977 Kathryn Kennedy Sharbaugh Gift from the Collection of Dutch, 1922–2010 Tomorrow’s Saint, 1945 Lydia Vicenti Lalio American, born 1948 Myron and Barbara Levine, Untitled, 1968 Etching on paper American Bow (Study for floor design), 2018.129 5 1 Lithograph on paper 11 /8 × 15 /2 inches Zuni Pot, n.d. 1987 1 1 27 /2 × 39 /2 inches Gift from the Collection of Painted terracotta Colored pencil on paper 1 1 Gift from the Collection Myron Myron and Barbara Levine, 2 /2 × 3 /4 inches 36 × 28 inches and Barbara Levine, 2018.91 2018.97 Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.110 2018.118 14 FEATURED ACQUISITION 15

Adja Yunkers American George Cruikshank Sarah Pace Carothers American, born Latvia, Tewa Pueblo Hopi Bowl, n.d. English, 1792–1878 American, 1910–1999 Janis Miltenberger 1900–1983 Earthenware The Devil Came Fiddling Untitled, n.d. 1 The Hamptons, 1977 6 /2 inches Through Town, 1830 Engraving on paper Dividing Line 5 1 In , Janis Miltenberger Lithograph on paper Gift from the Collection of Intaglio on paper 7 /8 × 10 /4 inches 1 27 × 29 /2 inches Myron and Barbara Levine, 6 × 4 inches Gift of Jane M. Bingham, fuses the shape of a heart to the shape Gift from the Collection of 2018.138 Gift of Jane M. Bingham, 2018.150 of a foxglove plant, with an arterial Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.145 representation of the plant’s root 2018.130 Nayarit Grayce Scholt Mexican American, 1925–2018 system. Although poisonous when American Tripod Man in Shackles, 150 Untitled, 1946 consumed in uncontrolled dosages, Acoma Style Olla, n.d. BCE–220 CE Ink drawing on paper Painted earthenware Painted earthenware 7 × 5 inches foxglove contains cardiac glycosides 3 1 1 /4 × 2 /4 inches 12 inches Gift of Jane M. Bingham, that can be used to treat certain heart Gift from the Collection of Gift from the Collection of 2018.151 Myron and Barbara Levine, Myron and Barbara Levine, conditions. It is to this dichotomy that 2018.131 2018.139 Grayce Scholt Miltenberger is drawn: a dangerous American, 1925–2018 and life-threatening plant that can also American William Blake Untitled (Crucifixion), n.d. Black Footed Cup, n.d. English, 1757–1827 Etching on paper help a weakened heart pump harder. 7 1 Ceramic After John Linnell 5 /8 × 4 /4 inches 3 3 Miltenberger is a fan of stories, 2 /4 × 3 /4 inches English, 1792–1882 Gift of Jane M. Bingham, Gift from the Collection of Wilson Lowry, 1824–1825 (4th 2018.152 fables, parables, allegory, and Myron and Barbara Levine, state) soliloquy, and appreciates the quest, 2018.132 Engraving on paper Käthe Kollwitz Helen Siegl 3 3 9 /4 × 7 /4 inches German, 1867–1945 American, born Austria, the subtle roles, and meaning within Mexican Gift of Jane M. Bingham, Hunger, 1924 1924–2009 a story. For her, excitement comes Devil Mask, mid-20th century 2018.140 Woodcut on paper Black Boy, n.d. 3 with the transformative nature of Polychromed carved wood 8 /4 × 9 inches Woodcut on paper 3 1 13 × 13 inches Robert Brandard Gift of Jane M. Bingham, 20 /4 × 7 /2 inches storytelling. She explains, “We take Gift from the Collection of English, 1805–1862 2018.146 Gift of Jane M. Bingham, a word or image and emblazon it, Myron and Barbara Levine, After William Henry Bartlett 2018.153 2018.133 British, 1809–1854 infusing it with meaning, giving each A Shanty on Lake Chaudière, Utagawa Kunisada Shirley Witebsky element context. The magic happens Polynesian 1840 Japanese, 1786–1865 American, 1925–1966 Devil Mask with Skull Engraving on paper Bijinga-e (Beautiful women Untitled, n.d. in the audience, each person having Headdress, mid-20th century 4 1/2 × 7 inches series), n.d. Etching on paper the ability to personalize, and make a 1 Mixed media Gift of Jane M. Bingham, Woodcut on paper 13 /4 × 9 inches 1 1 story our own. While my imagery might COLLECTIONS 11 /2 × 12 /2 inches 2018.141 14 × 30 inches Gift of Jane M. Bingham, COLLECTIONS Gift from the Collection of Gift of Jane M. Bingham, 2018.154 be representational, the elements are Myron and Barbara Levine, Edward Paxman Brandard 2018.147 meant as concepts, deposits that are 2018.134 English, 1819–1898 After William Henry Bartlett distilled, and formed into allegorical Democratic Republic of Congo British, 1809–1854 objects.” Kuba Tukula Lidded Vessel, Raft on the St. Lawrence at mid-20th century Cape Santé, 1840 Randolph Piper and his wife Susan Wood Engraving on paper Stuewer made this acquisition in 1 1 7 /2 × 4 inches 4 /2 × 7 inches Gift from the Collection of Gift of Jane M. Bingham, memory of Robert S. Piper. Robert Myron and Barbara Levine, 2018.142 (Bob) and his wife Judy’s affiliation with 2018.135 the FIA began early in their marriage, J. Carter Papua New Guinea English, 1798–1855 when they worked as volunteers at the Lime Holder for Betel Nut, n.d. After William Henry Bartlett FIA through the Friends of Modern Art Painted wood, bamboo, fiber British, 1809–1854 24 inches St. John’s - Richlieu River, 1840 Thom O’Connor Austrian at the Art Fair. Their devotion to the Gift from the Collection of Engraving on paper American, born 1937 Scene from Viennese museum was constant: Bob served as 1 Myron and Barbara Levine, 4 /2 × 7 inches The Mystic, n.d. Newspaper of Maria Theresa 2018.136 Gift of Jane M. Bingham, Intaglio on paper in Josefstadt Theatre, 1813 a museum volunteer, board member, 1 1 2018.143 5 /2 × 5 /2 inches Colored engraving on paper board president, and Art Fair volunteer. 1 Janis Miltenberger American Gift of Jane M. Bingham 7 × 9 /2 inches American, born 1945 The Piper Print Library, which safely 2018.148 Gift of Jane M. Bingham, Plate, n.d. Henry Griffiths Dividing Line (detail), 2017 Painted terracotta British, 1807–1849 2018.155 stores more than 3,000 works on 1 Flame worked glass in metal frame 5 /2 inches After William Henry Bartlett W. Pearson 28 × 15 × 5 inches paper, honors the Pipers’ devotion to Gift from the Collection of British, 1809–1854 Rocks and Weeds, 1968 Museum purchase with funds donated by Randolph Myron and Barbara Levine, St. Regis, Indian Village (St. Engraving on paper collecting contemporary prints. The 3 3 Piper and his wife Susan Stuewer, in memory of 2018.137 Lawrence), 1840 5 /4 × 5 /4 inches Robert S. Piper, whose heart was always in art and acquisition of Janis Miltenberger’s Engraving on paper Gift of Jane M. Bingham, 1 the Flint Institute of Arts where he served as Board Dividing Line specifically honors Bob’s 4 /2 × 7 inches 2018.149 President and volunteer for many years, 2018.64 Gift of Jane M. Bingham, love of gardening. 2018.144 16 CONSERVATION JUNE 17

Rinaldo and Armida Tapestries WED 12:15p12 Starting the week of June 17 and continuing the levels of surface particulate soiling, and Art à la Carte through July 12, the Rinaldo and Armida the curling inwards of the vertical edges on Gabor tapestries in the Viola Bray Renaissance most of the tapestries. The curling happens Gallery will undergo a conservation treatment, because the cotton dust covers have shrunk FRI parts of which will be visible to the public over time, causing the tapestries to contract. 6:00p14 during open hours. This treatment was made This is most noticeable towards the lower Members Preview possible by a generous grant from the Bray edge of each tapestry. It was recommended Isabelle de Borchgrave: Charitable Trust, a foundation established by that the tapestries be de-installed to assess Fashioning Art from Viola Bray to provide funds for the care and the condition of the strapping system Paper maintenance of the collection, the acquisition and stitching more fully. The tapestries’ of new works, and other cultural endeavors. conservation will take approximately eight The large-scale Baroque era tapestries, weeks and will be done in two stages: June SAT 10:00a15 depicting the love story of Rinaldo and through July and Fall 2019 (TBD). SAT Armida based on designs by Simon Vouet, Exhibition Opening 7:00p1 Isabelle de Borchgrave: painter to King Louis XIII of France, are the Celebration Fashioning Art from heart of the Bray Gallery. These are the The PARTY Paper only known set of this series comprising ten pieces—making them exceptionally significant. They are also unique in having 19 WED remained together, borders and selvage 12:15p edges intact, for their entire history, when Art à la Carte A Camera That Goes they left Raphael de la Planche’s workshop Anywhere CALENDAR looms in 1637. In November 1961, these unique

COLLECTIONS FRI tapestries were debuted in the gallery 7 THU SAT designed for their continuous display. Since 7:30p 2:00p20 10:00a29 the 17th century, these tapestries were only This conservation project will be FOMA Film Family Program Event Amazing Grace ever seen in private residences, so their Flint conducted and overseen by Howard Sutcliffe, Baby Tour Day at the Museum unveiling marked the first time the general the principal conservator and director of River 10:00a public saw them as a set. From 1984 to Region Costume and Textile Conservation, a SAT Exhibition Opening 8 SAT From the Flame 1987, the tapestries underwent conservation private practice with studios in Montgomery, 10:00a 1:00p22 treatment by experts at the now closed Alabama and Blue Mountain Beach, Florida. FOMA Event Youth Membership Merrimack Textile Museum in North Andover, River Region provides treatment services for Flint Art Fair Paint, Paper and Massachusetts. The tapestries were sent out a individual and institutional clients, including 7:30p Fashion few at a time, so visitors would not encounter the National Park Service (NISI, TUIN, WICR), FOMA Film Amazing Grace the gallery completely empty. During this Detroit Institute of Arts, Biltmore House and three-year period, they were cleaned; slits Gardens, Georgia Museum of Art, Alabama sewn; areas of weft loss repaired; and, finally, Jazz Hall of Fame, Birmingham Museum of SUN they were re-hung with Velcro sewn into new Art, Mobile Museum of Art, Montgomery 2 cotton dust covers, attached to the back with Museum of Fine Arts, Historic New Orleans 2:00p a strapping system. Collection, Norton Museum of Art, Christ FOMA Film Never Look Away This system has kept the tapestries in good Church Cranbrook, and Tennessee State condition for the last 30 years. Signs of stress Museum. Sutcliffe has worked as the Head have begun to show, however, and as part of Textile Conservator at the Detroit Institute of WED SUN WED the FIA’s Strategic Plan, the tapestries were Arts and in the textile conservation studios at 12:15p5 11:00a9 12:15p26 assessed in June 2018 to determine if any the Philadelphia Museum of Art and American Art à la Carte FOMA Event Art à la Carte new conservation treatment was needed. Textile History Museum in the United States From the Darkroom to Flint Art Fair Film Adventurer Karel According to the assessment, the tapestries and at The National Trust and National Daylight 2:00p Zeman are in good condition, with the 1980s work Museums Liverpool in his native United FOMA Film Amazing Grace still sound and viable. The two main issues are Kingdom. 18 FOMA FILMS FIA FILM SOCIETY 19

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Day at theMuseum demonstrations sponsored by Glassblowing millionaires. The filmwillbefollowed byaQ&A. as drifters inapoker gamewithtwoodd drama starsMandyPatinkin and James Spader thesamename,the bookof this1993 American Chance . Thescreening Musicof of Basedon Join director/screenwriter PhilipHaasfor a FIA Theatre Film andDirector Q&A 4:00p aconservator.of tapestries andaskhimquestionsaboutthework Sutcliffe workontheFIA’s Rinaldoand Armida Drop-in andobserveconservator Howard Viola E. Bray Gallery Pop-in Q&A withConservator 1:00p–3:00p docent. Experience thisexquisite exhibition withanFIA Hodge &HenryGalleries Fashioning Art from Paper Tour IsabelledeBorchgrave: of 1:00p Curator Sarah Kohn. First come, firstserve. juried exhibition Fromwith Associate theFlame Hear organizing abouttheprocess the of Harris –Burger Gallery Tour From of theFlame 11:00a Drop-ins welcomethroughout theday. Art SchoolHotShop Glassblowing Demonstrations 11:00a–4:00p Giuseppe Arcimboldo’sof Four Seasons. PhilipHaas’sblage of monumentalre-creations Weather permitting, witnesstheon-siteassem- Hurand Sculpture Courtyard Philip Haas:Four Seasons Installation 10:00a Galleries are Open 10:00a–5:00p June 29

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25 NEWS & PROGRAMS 26 NEWS & PROGRAMS Howard Sutcliffe a private practice inMontgomery, Region Costume and Textile Conservation, conservator River anddirector of recent projects. hismost in-depth lookat afewof conservation work, aswellan theory, past usingexamples of textile protectionof practice and Frog. Hewilloutline the basics Medieval EgypttoKermit the disparate as Tiraz fragments from Atlantic, conservingobjectsas the institutions onbothsidesof including hisworkat several his journeyasaconservator, working onthetapestries. Sutcliffe willbeintheBray Gallery, 2019, conservator Howard Department. Beginningin June theCuratorialresponsibility of thetapestriesare the condition of the Constant assessmentsof never failstocaptivate FIA visitors. theBraygrandeur Gallery of Gobelin tapestriesandthe thepre-The magnificenceof Conservation River Region Costume and Textile Guest Lecturer: Howard Sutcliffe, Textile Conservation intheUK andUSA From ManchestertoMontgomery: July 10•6:00pFIA Theater THE SHEPPY DOGFUNDLECTURE Howard Sutcliffe istheprincipal On July 10, Sutcliffe discusses Free andopento the public. Conservation Conference. theNorthboard memberof American Textile Historic and Artistic Works andacurrent the American InstituteforConservation of He isaProfessional Associate member of Trust andNational MuseumsLiverpool. Textile HistoryMuseum, andat The National ArtPhiladelphia Museumof and American in thetextile conservation studiosat the Conservator at theDetroitArts, Instituteof Sutcliffe hasworked astheHead Textile and institutionalclientsthroughout theU.S. conservation treatment servicesforindividual management advice, collectionsurveys, and Alabama. RiverRegion provides collection 2005.124.6 GiftViola of E. Bray, 179 x152inches cotton lining) Wool andsilk(modern 1633–1637 in theDiamondShieldca. Rinaldo Views HisImage French, active1629–1661 de laPlanche Manufactured byRaphael French, 1590–1649 Designed by Simon Vouet , Klein,Alan Advisor. Sheppy DogFund, Dr. by The annually history, andisfunded art,of religion, and address thetopics been establishedto Fund Lecture has The SheppyDog Media Sponsor Free andopentothepublic. The Flow, andGlassline. Glass Quarterly, AmericanCraft , published inNewGlassReview, in New York City, andhasbeen Artsthe Museumof andDesign ArtPhiladelphia Museumof and the included inthecollectionsof and wastefulness. Hisworkis overconsumptionthe ideas of in scaleandshape, assembledinasculpture that explores Eskuche’s flameworked elementsvarying workconsistsof from GlasstoPilchuck Corning Museumof GlassSchool. Toffolo andtaughtat schoolsandstudiosacross theworld, thematerial.”doesn’t justleverage thebeauty of “revelation worktopursuethat tostumbleuponabodyof cigarettes, andothertrash items. For Eskuche, itwasa dented sodacans, crumpledto-gocontainers, extinguished had “pleasing formalqualities,” hetransitioned toreplicating 1998. Initiallyfocusingontechniqueandmakingsculpture that that resemble trash, Eskuche started workingwithglassin engaging talk. Knownformeticulouslyflameworked objects practice, artistic inspiration, andcareer evolutioninthis Pittsburgh-based artist Matt Eskuche discusseshisstudio Artist Talk withMatt Eskuche July 26•7:00pFIA Theater ARTIST TALK Eskuche hasstudiedwithEmilioSantiniandCesare

Matt Eskuche 27 NEWS & PROGRAMS 28 JULY AUGUST BOOK ADULT 29 DISCUSSION PROGRAM 3 WED 19 FRI 2 FRI 21 WED 12:15p 5:00p 5:00p 12:15p FIA book discussions focus on works of fiction Art à la Carte Extended Hours Extended Hours Art à la Carte and non-fiction related to art, art museums, or Yoga and Art Highclere Castle Late Night Fridays Late Night Fridays Arts & the Mind: the Art FIA collections. The first meeting for each book June 7–28 (Thursdays) • 9:30a of Connection sets the stage by exploring artists and artwork Art Galleries

Thu WED related to the selected book. Two weeks later, Would you like to develop a self-care 4 7 FRI the book is discussed. These free programs are Closed 12:15p 23 practice, feel healthier, and deepen your Holiday Art à la Carte 5:00p offered on Wednesdays at 1:30p in Isabel Hall. connection with art in the FIA collection? Independence Day Arcimboldo: Nature Extended Hours If so, join us for Yoga and Art. To start each & Fantasy and Sandro Late Night Fridays class, we chat about a selected work of Botticelli: La Primavera Queen of Fashion: 5 FRI art that then inspires an hour of gentle, 10:00a What Marie Antoinette relaxing yoga. Do something good for Exhibition Opening body, mind, and spirit! Please bring a The Four Seasons Wore to the Revolution yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing 5:00p By Caroline Weber that allows you to stretch. Tuition $110 for Extended Hours 10 week series. Drop-in $12 per day. Late Night Fridays Part 1: Gallery Tour Part 2: Book Discussion July 17 • 1:30p July 31 • 1:30p 10 WED When her carriage first crossed over from her 12:15p SAT native Austria into France, 14-year-old Marie FAMILY Art à la Carte 20 Antoinette was taken out, stripped naked Hampton Court Palace 10:00a before an entourage, and dressed in French PROGRAM 6:00p Exhibition Opening attire to please the court of her new king. For CALENDER The Sheppy Dog Fund Cut & Paste: The Art of FRI TUE a short while, the young girl played the part. EDUCATION Collage Lecture 5:00p9 5:30p27 By the time she took the throne, everything Baby Tours From Manchester to Extended Hours Queen of Fashion Montgomery: Textile FOMA had changed. In , Weber tells June 20 • 2:00p July 18 • 2:00p WED Late Night Fridays Film Society Sneak of the radical Conservation in the UK 24 Preview August 15 • 2:00p and USA 12:15p restyling that Art Galleries Art à la Carte transformed the SAT See how your child responds to art Chatsworth 10 young queen 12:00p and find out how to help develop FRI into an icon 12 Family Activity their visual literacy skills. Parents and 5:00p Paint, Paper, and and shaped the FRI caregivers with infants up to 18 months Extended Hours 26 Fashion future of the Late Night Fridays 5:00p of age are welcome to join these FREE nation. With her Extended Hours 30-minute Baby Tours. For the best art Late Night Fridays riding gear, her WED viewing experience, front carriers are WED 7:00p 14 white furs, her 12:15p recommended. Strollers are allowed, but 12:15p17 Artist Talk pouf hairstyles, Art à la Carte please no backpacks. Meet at the Visitor Art à la Carte Artist Talk with Matt and her intricate Arts & the Mind: Services desk in the Lobby; no advance Althorp - The Spencers Eskuche Creativity ballroom registration is required. Recommended 1:30p disguises, Marie WED for infants up to 18 months with an adult. Book Discussion: Part WED 28 Antoinette came One 31 THU 12:15p to embody— Queen of Fashion: 12:15p 15 2:00p Art à la Carte gloriously and What Marie Antoinette Art à la Carte Arts and Craft: What’s it Manor House Family Program tragically—all the Wore to the Revolution Baby Tour Take to Catch a Fake? 1:30p extravagance of Book Discussion: Part the monarchy. For additional information THU Two FRI FRI 16 Books are available in on Education programming, 2:00p18 Queen of Fashion: 5:00p 5:00p30 the Museum Shop. contact the Education Family Program What Marie Antoinette Extended Hours Extended Hours Baby Tour Wore to the Revolution Late Night Fridays Late Night Fridays Department at 810.237.7314 or [email protected]. 30 ART À LA CARTE 31

June 5 June 26 July 31 August 14 From Darkroom to Film Adventurer Karel Manor House Arts & The Mind: Daylight Zeman The early 20th century was a Creativity Photographer Harvey Wang was This biographical film looks back time of glamor, high society, and Creativity features stories and mid-career when the tools of his at the life, work, and significance unfettered optimism in Britain’s the latest scientific research from craft were made nearly obsolete of a true genius in world cinema, grand homes. In this program, experts around the country, discover the realities of “upstairs- Art à la Carte is a series with the transition to digital. Karel Zeman, exploring the illuminating how the arts are Much of Wang’s work has history and inspiration of the film downstairs” life and what it was critical in developing healthy of informative programs been about disappearance—of tricks pioneer. 102 min. like behind the “green baize young minds and maintaining focusing on the arts. trades, neighborhoods, ways door” in Britain’s grandest them as we age. 60 min. 60 min. Offered free of charge of life—and to live through July 3 estates. on Wednesdays at this transition in his own craft August 21 Highclere Castle August 7 – Double Feature 12:15p, participants has enabled him to illuminate It may be more famous now than Arts & The Mind: The Art Arcimboldo: Nature & are encouraged to the state of the art as both an any time in its 1,300-year history of Connection insider and a filmmaker. 63 min. as the setting of Downton Abbey, bring lunch or pick up Fantasy Discover the positive effects but England’s Highclere Castle The inventive and amusing of the arts for children in something from The June 12 60 min. has its own stories to tell. paintings of Giuseppe hospitals, veterans suffering Palette Café. Coffee, Gabor Arcimboldo (1526–1593) from Post-Traumatic Stress July 10 tea, and cookies are When Sebastian Alfie sets out dazzled the courts of Europe. Disorder, building community provided. All programs to film a documentary about Hampton Court Palace This documentary combines in Appalachia, and warding off are held in the FIA’s blindness in the Bolivian Hampton Court Palace was original high-definition footage dementia. 60 min. Highlands, he knows that of the artist’s native Milan and Isabel Hall unless originally built for Cardinal Gabor Bene would be the Thomas Wolsey, a favorite of the Habsburg palaces of Vienna August 28 otherwise noted. perfect cinematographer King Henry VIII, in 1529. As and Prague with images of Art and Craft: What’s It

EDUCATION for his new project. A blind Wolsey fell from favor, the palace Arcimboldo’s work as a court EDUCATION cinematographer may sound was passed to the King, who painter, designer of festivals, Take to Catch a Fake? impossible to some, but enlarged it. Today, the palace is and chronicler of the natural This film starts out as a cat- the two work together in open to the public, and a major world. 30 min. and-mouse art caper, rooted in questions of authorship and perfect harmony, viewing tourist attraction. 60 min. Sandro Botticelli: La June Art à la Carte Sponsors Gabor’s unique perspective authenticity, but what emerges The Stella and Frederick as an advantage, rather than a July 17 Primavera is an intimate story of obsession La Primavera, Botticelli’s Loeb Charitable Trust limitation. 69 min. and the universal need for Althorp - The Spencers painting is extraordinarily connection and respect. 89 min. Nestled on over 14,000 acres of beautiful; his portrayal of Flora, June 19 English countryside is Althorp the central character, reveals a House, the childhood home A Camera That Goes face you might find in London and final resting place of Diana, Anywhere or Bologna or Boston today. But July/August Art à la Carte Princess of Wales. The estate Sponsor Through a series of what the painting is about is a is now in the hands of Diana’s Jim Chintyan conversations shot over mystery which scholars devote brother Charles, the 9th Earl a period of 35 years, five their lives to solving. Discover Spencer, guardian to a vast filmmakers forgo the mythology the full and fascinating story wealth of artistic and historical surrounding the early days behind this painting, how it treasures. 60 min. of cinéma vérité in America, came to be created, and how it For additional information on revealing the inside story of 42 min. July 24 influenced other artists. Education programming, how they all came together to contact the Education create Primary in 1960. 60 min. Chatsworth Department at 810.237.7314 Peregrine Cavendish, the 12th or [email protected]. Duke of Devonshire, shares the history and some of the inner workings of this great house and grounds, one of England’s largest private homes. 60 min. 32 ART SCHOOL Tuition: $280* 7/29–8/2 (MO–FR)9a–4p Studio 1&10 Ages 5–10 lunch. Snacks provide, studentsneedtobringasack mermaid, andamossyshadowbox glen. fairy dwelling, awire wishingtree, ajointed gnome andeveryfairywings. Buildawee art. Discover that everygarden needsa creatures through folklore, stories, and theweefolkandotherimaginary the worldof fairy, elf, youmetone?Explore orgnomeif Would youknowthedifference betweena Creatures Fairies and Magical Tuition: $280* 7/22–7/26 (MO–FR)9a–4pStudio 1&10 Ages 5–10 need tobringasacklunch. a wintershadowbox. Snacks provide, students polar bear, collage anowlmask, andassemble winter activities. Paint withice, buildaclay thrive inthecoldandrevisiting thejoysof cool art whilelearning aboutanimalsthat summer? Absolutely! Createthe middleof Bundle upforsnowydayart adventures… in BRRRR –Cool Art Tuition: $280* 7/15–7/19 (MO–FR)9a–4pStudio 1&10 Ages 5–10 sack lunch. time. Snacks provide, studentsneedtobringa they successfullysurvivedinthelandbefore create dazzlingdinosaurart andlearn how shape, color, texture, andform, studentswill learn about prehistoric lizards! Usingline, Romp andstomptoadinosaurbeat asyou Dinosaurs The Landof One-Week Summer Art Camps students ofallagesandskilllevels.Pleaseseeourwebsiteforacompletelistingopportunities. The FIAArtSchooloffers more than100different classes andworkshopseachsemesterfor CLASS HIGHLIGHTS 810.237.7315 [email protected]. programming, contact the Art School at For more information on Art School

Tuition: $155* 8/5-8/9 (MO–FR) 1p-4pStudio 8 Teens fusing, casting, flameworking, andmore. glass asacreative medium. Projects include Work projects introducing onanumberof for TeensGlass One-Week Workshop Tuition: $180* 7/17–7/31 (WE)11a-5pStudio 14 Teens Impressionist orCubist. an painting landscapesintheapproach of scraping andblendingwithsqueegees, and based paintingmanipulating drips, glazes, Artist usingsilhouette shapes, process- stuffed animalstill-life, paintinglike aPop include workingfrom acolorfuldessert or ideas, andexperiment stylistically. Projects the abilitytomixcolor, communicate Develop yourartist-voice andmaximize Mini-Series Painting Portfolio Development Workshop

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VISITING ARTIST Glassline. Review GlassQuarterly, AmericanCraft , The Flow, and New York CityandhasbeenpublishedinNewGlass ArtMuseum of Arts andtheMuseum of andDesignin thePhiladelphia is includedinthecollectionsof overconsumption andwastefulness.of Hiswork assembled inasculpture that explores theideas flameworked elementsvaryinginscaleandshape, School. Eskuche’s workconsistsof GlasstoPilchuckMuseum of Glass across theworld, from Corning and taughtat schoolsandstudios Emilio SantiniandCesare Toffolo in 1998. Hehasstudiedwith Matt Eskuche beganflameworking Matt Eskuche Saturday are FREEtothepublic. formal demonstrations throughout thedayon informal demonstrations onFriday withnarrated hisworkintheFIA HotShop.body of Continuous See visitingartist Matt Eskuche ashecreates asmall Hot Shop July 26•12p–5p& July 27•10a–5p Public DemosandResidency Tuition: $25 7/24–7/25 (WE& TH) 10a–5pStudio 15 Beginners, Intermediate time topractice selecttechniques. create hiswork. Students havelimitedhands-ontorch thetechniquesand toolsMatt Eskucheof usesto Experience extensive demonstration anddiscussion Flameworking Workshop

33 ART SCHOOL 34 YOUTH MEMBERSHIP 35 Paint, Paper, and Fashion June 22 • 1:00p–3:00p Studio 10 founders The paper fashion sculptures of artist Isabelle de Borchgrave (at the FIA June15 – September 8) inspires the June Youth Membership activity. Using watercolor, travel paper, and wire, youth members will create a wire figure and design their figure’s fashions. Children should remain for the entire two- The Founders Society hour activity. Parents are encouraged to visit French Impressions hosts trips with a focus the FIA galleries and enjoy the museum on art and culture. October 10–20, 2019 while their children engage in the activity. Trips include Michigan- 11 Days • 14 Meals Free to FIA Youth Members ages 5–12 or based destinations and Double: $5,209 pp Single: $6,309 pp Triple: $5,159 pp $20 fee at door for annual membership. regional attractions, in Highlights addition to national and Paris, Eiffel Tower dinner, choice of tour, Versailles, Giverny, international hot spots. TGV train, Avignon, Palace of the Popes, Aix-en-Provence, A portion of ticket Cézanne’s workshop, Gordes, wine and olive oil tasting, FAMILY ACTIVITY proceeds support Cannes, Nice, Monaco, Oceanographic Museum, Monte FIA programs and Carlo, Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild. Paint, Paper, and Fashion exhibitions. Youth Arts Partner August 10 • 12:00p–4:00p Studio 1 ART SCHOOL ART After viewing the Isabelle de Borchgrave exhibition in the FIA galleries, families are invited to the Art School to create their own paper fashions using colored origami paper and pre-made wire figures. Free and open to the public. FOUNDERS SOCIETY

HOT SHOP Spotlight on Santa Fe McLaren Free Fall 2020 6 Days • 8 Meals Glassblowing Prices to TBD For reservations or Discover why Santa Fe embraces “The City Different” moniker Demonstration Days more information, on this Southwestern getaway. Kick off your journey with a Every weekend, see professional glass artists contact Diane Roberts locally guided walking tour through the Santa Fe Plaza, the gather molten glass from our 2,100º furnace at 810.629.4270, ext. historic heart of the city where you’ll stop at some of the city’s and manipulate the glowing material into 201 or Sheila Smith at landmark sites like the Santa Fe Indian Market, Palace of the elegant forms and vessels. Learn about the 810.610.0090. Governors, and Loretto Chapel. Try your hand at making techniques used to create many of the works tamales at the Santa Fe School of Cooking. Uncover the Glassblowing shown in the Contemporary Craft Galleries. On sculpted canyons and cliff dwellings once inhabited by the Demonstrations a first come, first seated basis, demonstrations Pueblo Indians at Bandelier National Monument. Santa Fe’s are free thanks to are offered on the hour, 11:00a–4:00p flourishing art scene, Native American roots, and welcoming on Saturday. Starting June 2, Sunday atmosphere await. demonstrations begin at 1:00p. 36 CONTRIBUTIONS 37

To support FIA Art School Youth In memory of Marianne Print Club Members The Party 2019 Gifts received from Arts Partner Chardoul Mair Mrs. Edmund Brownell 1.8.19 – 4.4.19 Neiman Marcus Mrs. Edmund Brownell 18/19 Consumers Energy Since 1.8.19 - 4.4.19 To support FIA Art School Susanne Chardoul Johnson Flint & Genesee Chamber of Annual Appeal 2018 Children’s Scholarships Mr. John L. Riegle, Jr. Mr. Joseph Coriaty Commerce Since 1.8.19 - 4.4.19 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Sanford Employees at Consumers Mr. Dallas Dort & Mrs. Sharon A. FUNchitecture, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Byron Schoolfield William Hentgen Mr. & Mrs. Adam Carlson Energy Peterson Dort Mass Transportation Authority Patricia Ford In memory of Grayce Scholt to Mr. & Ms. Jonathan Glab To support the FIA Art School Drs. Bobby & Nita Mukkamala Mr. James Naddeo support the Expansion Project Samuel & Graciela Harris Dr. Randle Samuels & Ms. Gail Drs. Venkat & Rama Rao The Flint Institute Mrs. Karan A. Pinkston Endowment Fund Mr. Matthew Knuth Offen ROWE Professional Services, Co. of Arts gratefully Mrs. Judith A. Walker Chuck & Kathryn Sharbaugh Ms. Mary Whitlock Sponsor of Art a la Carte Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Zamora The Serra Foundation Judge & Mrs. Thomas C. Yeotis In memory of Trudi Schreiber acknowledges the Summer 2019 Program WJRT ABC 12 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Henry Mr. James R. Chintyan Wine Tasting 2019 generosity of the The Contemporaries Kathryn Sharbaugh Gift of Print Club To sponsor the shipping of the Ameriprise Financial Services, following donors In memory of Dr. Morton 18/19 Members 18/19 Picasso artwork from Toronto Since 10.10.18 – 1.7.19 Inc. Since 1.8.19 - 4.4.19 Stanley who have supported Dort Federal Credit Union Kay & Michael Behm Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Hurand for Mr. & Mrs. Terrell Aubert Mr. & Mrs. John B. Henry Bennett Telephone Answering the Institute with Josh & Ashley Hurand Bill & Tess Barker In memory of Benjamin Wright, Service In Memory Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Hurand for contributions. Mr. & Mrs. Berton Brown Jr. Mike Foskett Plumbing In memory of Ruth Leder Sara Hurand & Elie Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Nick Godlesky Chuck & Kathryn Sharbaugh FUNchitecture, LLC Mr. William S. White for Tiffany Ms. Toyonna Robbins Jane Bingham Drew & Cathy Gentry Lovett Miss Jenette Schanick Mr. & Mrs. John B. Henry Dr. Samasandrapalya Kiran & Executive Manager Matt Serra of Al Serra Auto In Honor Mr. William S. White for Ms. Erica Thrash-Sall Chuck & Kathryn Sharbaugh Dr. Mona Hardas In honor of Richard & Ilene Plaza (left) presents a check to FIA Executive In memory of Dr. Russell Ridgway & Shannon White Mr. & Mrs. Todd McCredie Harris’ 40th anniversary Director John Henry. Al Serra Auto Plaza is the Sandberg Rebecca Pettengill Expansion Project Mr. & Mrs. Joel H. Harris Mr. & Mrs. John B. Henry Event Sponsors Roy, Noye & Warren, CPA, P.C. 2019 presenting sponsor for The PARTY. Al Serra Since 1.8.19 – 4.4.19 Endowment and Chuck & Kathryn Sharbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Khalil Saab opened his original Chevrolet store in 1973, Equipment Funds Lego Competition 2019 Leo & Elizabeth Solano celebrating nearly 50 years in Genesee County. Xcelerated IT Strategies, Inc. Contributors Barnes & Noble Since 1.8.19 - 4.4.19 Dr. Shawn Reiser & Dr. David Taylor Mr. Christopher Carr Sovita Credit Union Mr. & Mrs. Franklin H. Kasle Ms. Kerstin Lawrence Mrs. Stephanie A. Neal, in memory of Jack Neal Donor advised grant from William H. Piper - Flint Community Fund of the

CONTRIBUTIONS Community Foundation of CONTRIBUTIONS Greater Flint Mr. William S. White

Special Gifts To support General Operating Fund Ms. Connie Lawson Mrs. Robert C. Morgan Donor advised grant from William H. Piper - Flint (Left to right) Janice Sova and Anne Carey Community Fund of the from Wealth and Investment Management of Art à la Carte is sponsored in the summer months Community Foundation of Huntington National Bank present FIA Executive by Jim Chintyan (right). The weekly video series Greater Flint Director John Henry and Thomas Mitchell, Board Gift of an FIA Membership encourages participants to bring their lunch and of Trustees President, grant awards from the Femme Assise Ms. Bethany Burkman for by Pablo Picasso is now on view in enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and cookies. Michael Borror Martha Merkley-Elderly Charitable Trust and the the Dow Gallery as a loan from the Art Gallery of Mr. Matt Carmichael for Stella and Fredrick Loeb Charitable Trust. Ontario, Toronto, Canada. The FIA received support Alan Davis & Ms. Elizabeth Sova and Carey represent both trusts, which, from Dort Federal Credit Union to sponsor the loan. Carmichael-Davis combined, support three on-going programs: a Angelica Chambers for Sara (Left to right) FIA Public and Community Gribowskas noontime series of arts-related films and videos Relations Coordinator Marissa Pierce joins Dort Ms. Patricia J. Cleland for Sandy for seniors, a three-year program that facilitates Federal Credit Union Community Relations Malnar the career pursuits of gifted high school visual arts Mr. & Mrs. Tomek Hempel- Coordinator Nicole Sterling and Director of Stadnik for Jack & Katherine students, and a broad visual arts-based program Marketing Laura Cipieleski in viewing the Hempel for K-6 students. masterwork with FIA Curator of Exhibitions and Ms. Shayna Hosler & Mr. James Mason for Michael Hosler Collections Tracee Glab and Executive Director Mr. Michael Sprague & Dr. Janet John Henry. Sprague for Mary Sprague 38 MEMBERSHIP 39

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