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FISCAL YEARS 2015–2016 ANNUAL REPORT ART 2 LETTER FROM THE CONTENTS PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR 4 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 6 EXHIBITIONS & PUBLICATIONS 12 EDUCATION & PROGRAMS 17 GARDNER CENTER 20 CONSERVATION 22 RESEARCH LIBRARIES 25 ACQUISITIONS 47 FINANCIAL & MEMBERSHIP REPORT 49 ATTENDANCE 52 VOLUNTEERS & STAFF 63 DONOR RECOGNITION Left to right Kimerly Rorschach, Illsley Ball Nordstrom Director and CEO; Stewart Landefeld; Board of Trustees Chairman; and Winnie Stratton, Board of Trustees President.

This report covers two exciting years of growth, Martha Rosler: Below the Surface; and Kehinde Wiley: fiscal years 2015 (July 2014 through June 2015) A New Republic. LETTER and 2016 (July 2015 through June 2016). These two At the , we continued a years brought program growth across many areas new focus on contemporary Asian art, presenting for the , with a notable increase FROM THE Live On: Mr.’s Japanese Neo-Pop; Chiho Aoshima: in activities related to modern and contemporary Rebirth of the World; and Paradox of Place: art, both exhibitions and acquisitions, as well as our Contemporary Korean Art. These exhibitions DIRECTOR AND vibrant education and community programs. attracted increasing audiences, especially younger Over 873,000 people visited our three locations audiences, who were drawn to these contemporary CEO, CHAIRMAN, in 2015–16, a significant increase over the 691,000 artists’ engagement with global issues of our day and visitors in 2014–15. Downtown, we presented a fascinated by the inspiration these artists also drew rich roster of exhibitions across a range of global from traditional Asian cultures. AND PRESIDENT cultures, including City Dwellers: Contemporary At the Olympic Park, we continued our Art from India; Pop Departures; Indigenous Beauty: series of outdoor summer installations with Dan Masterworks of American Indian Art from the Diker OF THE BOARD Webb: Break It Down in summer 2015, which featured ; Disguise: Masks and Global African Art; the artist working onsite for much of the season, Samuel F. B. Morse’s Gallery of the Louvre; Intimate and Tamiko Thiel: Gardens of the Anthropocene in Impressionism from the ;

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 2 summer 2016, our first-ever virtual reality outdoor Over 100,000 young people from Seattle and the installation at the sculpture park. Indoors, our greater region participated in our wide-ranging PACCAR Pavilion installations continued with education programs that promote creativity and inspired works by Sam Vernon in 2015 and Victoria innovative expression, critical thinking, and cultural Haven in 2016. Our ever-popular Summer at SAM diversity. We also continued our work with artists programs continued, and in 2014–15 we launched and teachers through our Creative Advantage our Winter Weekends program with the hugely program, a citywide initiative to provide high- successful SAM Lights festival, bringing new life to quality arts education to all students in Seattle the sculpture park during the cooler months. Public Schools. As part of our mission to offer free and low-cost school tours to as many students We also began a fundraising campaign, as possible, we continued to grow our long-term SAMForward, which will strengthen the museum partnership with the Highline Public Schools, serving and increase our capacity to effectively serve the several high-needs schools through tours, teacher community for many years to come. SAMForward professional development, and family partnerships; aims to double the size of our endowment, and we continued to offer bus transportation underpinning all our activities, and to support the scholarships to maintain access for all schools. renovation and renewal of the Seattle Asian Art Museum, which we plan to undertake in 2018. Institution-wide, in 2015 we began participating in the City of Seattle’s Race and Social Justice Our collection was enhanced by wonderfully Initiative, which offers training, advice, and support. generous gifts during this period, especially in Through this ongoing initiative, we aim to create the modern and contemporary field. In an act of a more equitable and inclusive museum, and to extraordinary largess, Virginia Wright gave to the institute policies and measures across our institution museum a large portion of the Virginia and Bagley to help us achieve these goals. Wright Collection, over 90 works, including major pieces by , , As we write this report for the 2015 and 2016 Robert Rauschenberg, and many other giants of fiscal years in 2017, we want to acknowledge the the post-war period. We also received a generous extraordinary leadership of John Frank, Chairman bequest from Gladys Rubinstein of significant early of the SAM Board from September 2013 through 20th-century modern works, including a large December 2015. canvas by Robert Delaunay, which strengthens We extend our deepest thanks to all our donors, and defines an area where SAM previously volunteers, trustees, and staff. With your had few resources. For the SAM collection, the participation, for the broadest-possible audience we Contemporary Collectors Forum purchased a major achieve our mission of connecting art to life. photograph by Thomas Demand, and we were able to acquire additional exciting works by younger Kimerly Rorschach, artists including a landmark work by Mickalene Illsey Ball Nordstrom Director and CEO Thomas. Other important gifts include African masks and given by Mark Grodine and Cynthia Stewart Landefeld, Putnam and Dr. Oliver and Pamela F. Cobb, and a Board of Trustees Chairman very fine group of Japanese woodblock prints from Winnie Stratton, Mary and Allan Kollar. Longtime supporter Ruth Nutt Board of Trustees President bequeathed to the museum an exquisite collection of 18th- and 19th-century American silver and other related works.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 3 OFFICERS Pamela Ebsworth Ina Tateuchi John Frank Sheila Edwards Lange Lynn Thomsen BOARD OF Chairman John Frank Vijay Vashee September, 2013–December 15, 2015 Jose Gaitan Mandira Virmani TRUSTEES Lyn Grinstein Maggie Walker Stewart Landefeld Mark Groudine Brian Wineke Chairman Aya Hamilton Susan Winokur FISCAL YEAR As of December 15, 2015 Betty Hedreen Curtis Wong Winnie Stratton President Susan Hutchison Charles Wright 2014–2015 Philip Isles Virginia Wright Susan Brotman Robert Kaplan Ann P. Wyckoff Vice President Janet Ketcham Martha Wyckoff

Barney Ebsworth Sam Ketcham Vice President Stephen Kutz EX–OFFICIO

Najma Lalji Julia Younker Jon Shirley Stewart Landefeld Vice President Laura VonDerLage Barbara Malone

Stewart Landefeld Gwen McCaw Secretary Scott Morris HONORARY Through December 15, 2015 Christine Nicolov Nancy Alvord Charles Nolan Thomas Barwick Michael Corliss Linda Nordstrom Frank Bayley Treasurer Richard Cooley Sally Nordstrom Charles Wright Michael Parham Jane Davis Past Chairman Brandon Pedersen P. Raaze Garrison Secretary Laura Peterson James Hawkanson As of December 15, 2015 Tim Punke Henry James Mary Ann James Maggie Walker Brooks Ragen Past President Constance Rice David E. Maryatt Kim Richter Sally Maryatt

Catherine Roche John Moga ACTIVE Lee Rolfe James Olson Margaret Allison Sterling Sankey Theiline Scheumann Watson Blair David Santillanes Langdon Simons Bruce Blume Faye Sarkowsky Charles Simonyi Jeff Brotman Roberta Sherman Jairus Stratton Susan Brotman Jon Shirley Griffith Way Cliff Burrows Gursharan Sidhu Michael Corliss Preston Singletary Brad Davis Winnie Stratton Dino De Vita Robert Strong Barney Ebsworth

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 4 OFFICERS Johnpaul Jones EX–OFFICIO John Frank Janet Ketcham Shelley Buhler BOARD OF Chairman Sam Ketcham Marge Levy

Sylvia Ketcham Winnie Stratton Tom Kundig TRUSTEES President HONORARY Stephen Kutz Nancy Alvord Susan Brotman Najma Lalji Thomas Barwick FISCAL YEAR Vice President Stewart Landefeld Frank Bayley Carla Lewis Barney Ebsworth Richard Cooley Barbara Malone 2015–2016 Vice President Jane Davis Gwen McCaw P. Raaze Garrison Jon Shirley Scott Morris James Hawkanson Vice President Christine Nicolov Henry James Charles Nolan Stewart Landefeld Mary Ann James Doug Norberg Secretary David E. Maryatt Linda Nordstrom Sally Maryatt Michael Corliss Sally Nordstrom John Moga Treasurer Michael Parham Joseph Monsen Brandon Pedersen Charles Wright James Olson Laura Peterson Past Chairman Theiline Scheumann Brooks Ragen Langdon Simons Maggie Walker Constance Rice Charles Simonyi Past President Kim Richter Jairus Stratton Catherine Roche Griffith Way Lee Rolfe ACTIVE Faye Sarkowsky Margaret Allison Stan Savage Alvord Roberta Sherman Bruce Blume Jon Shirley Jeff Brotman Gursharan Sidhu Susan Brotman Preston Singletary Cliff Burrows Winnie Stratton Michael Corliss Robert Strong Dino De Vita Ina Tateuchi Barney Ebsworth Lynn Thomsen Sheila Edwards Lange Vijay Vashee John Frank Mandira Virmani José Gaitan Maggie Walker Gary Glant Brian Wineke Lyn Grinstein Susan Winokur Aya Hamilton Curtis Wong Betty Hedreen Charles Wright Betty Hedreen Virginia Wright Susan Hutchison Ann P. Wyckoff

Martha Wyckoff SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 5 EXHIBITIONS & PUBLICATIONS SEATTLE ART MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS City Dwellers: Contemporary Samuel F. B. Morse’s Gallery of the Louvre Art from India September 16, 2015–January 10, 2016 August 30, 2014–February 16, 2015 Intimate Impressionism from the Pop Departures National Gallery of Art October 9, 2014–January 11, 2015 October 1, 2015–January 10, 2016

American Art Masterworks Brenna Youngblood: Abstracted Realities October 11–December 7, 2014 November 13, 2015–April 17, 2016 INDIGENOUS BEAUTY: MASTERWORKS 2014 Betty Bowen Award Winner: Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic OF AMERICAN INDIAN ART FROM THE February 11–May 8, 2016 DIKER COLLECTION Ralph Pugay October 17, 2014–January 18, 2015 Graphic Masters: Dürer, Rembrandt, Indigenous Beauty: Masterworks Hogarth, Goya, Picasso, R. Crumb of American Indian Art from June 9–August 28, 2016 the Diker Collection February 12–May 17, 2015

Disguise: Masks and Global African Art June 18–September 7, 2015

Alejandro Guzman’s Creative Misunderstandings June 18–November 1, 2015

Guido van der Werve: “Nummer vertien, home” July 16–November 29, 2015

INTIMATE IMPRESSIONISM FROM THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 7 INSTALLATIONS From Abstract Expression Out of the Box: Joseph Cornell to Colored Planes and Ken Price March 16, 2013–August 1, 2015 February 28–August 16, 2015

Visual Vertigo Remains of the Day May 4, 2013–March 1, 2015 February 28, 2015–July 10, 2016

Nature and Pattern in Pacific Currents and Billabong Dreams Japanese Design March 14, 2015–April 22, 2018 December 21, 2013–April 19, 2015 Harun Farocki Glass at Pilchuck: Making History March 19–July 12, 2015 March 8, 2014–July 31, 2016 PACIFIC CURRENTS AND BILLABONG DREAMS Europe Imagines the East August 15, 2015–November 6, 2016 March 15, 2014–November 27, 2016 Rebel Rebel France: Inside and Out August 29, 2015–July 4, 2016 March 15, 2014–ongoing Robert Rauschenberg: and Drawings of the Art and Life in Real Time European Avant–Garde: The Gladys and August 29, 2015–July 4, 2016 Sam Rubinstein Bequest April 23, 2014–ongoing 2015 Betty Bowen Award Winner Jack Daws: Inconvenient Truths African Art Takes a Stretch November 16, 2015–March 6, 2016 May 24, 2014–September 7, 2015 Martha Rosler: Below the Surface Personal Histories December 19, 2015–July 4, 2016 July 5, 2014–May 3, 2015 Emblems of Encounter: Art and Life Along Europe and Africa Over 500 Years the Northwest Coast January 23, 2016–May 13, 2018 November 26, 2014–ongoing Go Tell It: Civil Rights Cool Objectivity April 30, 2016–January 2, 2017 January–August 16, 2015 African Renaissances The Duchamp Effect May 6, 2016–March 4, 2018 January 10, 2015–July 24, 2016 Big Picture: Art After 1945 Seattle Collects Northwest July 23, 2016–ongoing Coast Native Art February 12–May 17, 2015

EMBLEMS OF ENCOUNTER: EUROPE AND AFRICA OVER 500 YEARS SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 8 VICTORIA HAVEN: SUN Journey to Dunhuang: Buddhist Art of the Silk Road Caves Sol Lewitt: Seven Cubes March 5–June 12, 2016 March 15, 2014–March 8, 2015 Mood Indigo: Textiles From Around : YOU ARE HEAR the World June 29– October 30, 2014 April 9–October 9, 2016 Sam Vernon: How Ghosts INSTALLATIONS Sleep: Seattle March 28, 2015–March 6, 2016 Ai Weiwei: Colored Vases April 5, 2014–February 26, 2017 JOURNEY TO DUNJUANG: Dan Webb: Break It Down BUDDHIST ART OF THE SILK ROAD CAVES June 25–September 5, 2015 Mughal : Power and Piety July 19–December 7, 2014 Victoria Haven: Blue Sun April 2, 2016–March 5, 2017 Chen Shaoxiong: Ink. History. Media. July 19–December 7, 2014 Tamiko Thiel: Gardens of the Anthropocene Indo–Persian Art at the Crossroads June 25–October 3, 2016 December 20, 2014–June 21, 2015 Conceal/Reveal: Making Meaning in Chinese Art SEATTLE ASIAN ART MUSEUM December 20, 2014–February 14, 2016 EXHIBITIONS Calligraphic Abstraction May 9–October 4, 2015

Deco : Shaping Art and Awakened Ones: Buddhas of Asia Culture 1920–1945 March 5–February 26, 2017 May 10–October 19, 2014 Gold: Japanese Art from the Collection Live On: Mr.’s Japanese Neo–Pop April 9–October 9, 2016 November 22, 2014–April 5, 2015

Chiho Aoshima: Rebirth of the World May 2–October 4, 2015

Paradox of Place: Contemporary Korean Art October 31, 2015–March 13, 2016

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 10 MOOD INDIGO: TEXTILES FROM AROUND THE WORLD PUBLICATIONS Pop Departures Catharina Manchanda Published in association with Press 2014

Disguise: Masks and Global African Art Pamela McClusky and Erika Dalya Massaquoi Published in association with Yale University Press 2015 POP DEPARTURES

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 11 DISGUISE: MASKS AND GLOBAL AFRICAN ART EDUCATION & PROGRAMS SAM’s education and public programs provide creative learning opportunities for all our audiences. From school tours to interactive performances, SAM engages community through programming for youth, teens, students, educators, families, adults, and community partners. SEATTLE ART MUSEUM

At the Seattle Art Museum, education programs range from large-scale, high-energy experiences such as SAM Remix or Teen Night Out to more intimate and reflective programming such as school tours, My Favorite Things tours, or workshops and drop-in studio sessions through SAM Creates. From the immersive to the educational, all of SAM’s programs center around community building and creative learning. In fiscal years 2015 and 2016 Design Your [Neighbor] Hood was named a finalist for the President’s Awards for the Arts & Humanities, we launched free Community Opening Celebrations that invited thousands of members of the public to experience programming inspired by new special exhibitions, and SAM took on a leadership role in Creative Advantage, a citywide initiative to provide high-quality arts education to all students in Seattle Public Schools. OLYMPIC SCULPTURE PARK

The years 2015 and 2016 were filled with exciting growth for SAM’s programs at the Olympic Sculpture Park. Running for eight weeks in July and August, the Summer at SAM program invited thousands of Seattleites to listen to music, create alongside local artists, see the park through new eyes on a My Favorite Things tour, and picnic on the amphitheater steps with their friends and family. The sculpture park was also home to many programs for young people including our Where Earth Meets Art school tours, SAM Summer Camp, Earth Day, and the Salmon Returns Family Festival celebrating the return of the fish to their native habitat. In fiscal year 2015, we launched Winter Weekends, an innovative initiative to activate the park in the colder, darker months. Winter Weekends included 5,000 attendees to the inaugural SAM Lights program, featuring hundreds of illumanaria and artist light installations and performances. Winter Weekends continued through March with Kids’ Saturdays to engage children in art projects, performances, and a “drive-in” movie theater created from recycled cardboard box cars. Artists Mandy Greer, Colman Pester, and Natalie Riha created immersive experiences during Art Encounters for adult audiences as part of the Winter Weekends series. SEATTLE ASIAN ART MUSEUM

Programs at the Seattle Asian Art Museum focused on families and young people through our Free First Saturday program, which invited hundreds of local families to engage in lively, interactive programming based on SAM’s collection and special exhibitions. The Asian Art Museum also welcomed hundreds of students and educators to learn about the history and culture of Asia through works of art. During fiscal years 2015 and 2016, we hosted lively public openings for our exhibitions, including a karaoke performance night in celebration of the exhibition Live On: Mr.’s Japanese Neo-Pop. During this time frame, lovers of Asian art and culture also enjoyed robust programming offered through the Gardner Center for Asian Art and Ideas. These programs are highlighted in another section of this annual report.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 13 PUBLIC PROGRAMS SCHOOL & EDUCATOR FISCAL YEAR PUBLIC PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE PROGRAMS TOTAL 148 22,455 TOURS GROUP INDIVIDUAL 2015 SAM Creates 1 15 TOTAL 1,471 37,780 SAM Films 45 3,485 Public Tours 582 12,633 SAM Performs 23 2,569 Private Tours 101 3,795 SAM Talks 25 2,117 School 788 21,352 Tours* SAM Remix 2 5,857 *51% of students received a free or subsidized tour My Favorite Things: 16 318 Highly Opinionated Tours Teacher Resource Center support: 658 Tea Ceremonies 5 89 Outreach Suitcases: 13,468 students, Summer at SAM and 31 8,005 607 educators Winter Weekends Educator programs attendance: 1,143 educators TEEN, FAMILY & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Total educators served: 2,408 Total students served: 34,820 FAMILY PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 31 10,247 Family Fun Workshops 3 125 Free First Saturday 7 5,852 Family Festivals 3 2,840 Family Days 3 850 SAM Camp* 15 580

*Three weeks of camp, 231 campers

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 3 4,623 Community Night Out 3 4,623

TEEN PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 43 1,702 Teen Arts Group (TAG)* 14 322 Art Lab Teen Workshops 7 170 Design Your Hood** 20 160 Teen Night Out 2 1,050

*14 sessions, TAG has 20 regular participants **20 sessions, eight different cohorts

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 14 PUBLIC PROGRAMS SCHOOL & EDUCATOR FISCAL YEAR PUBLIC PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE PROGRAMS TOTAL 161 29,312 TOURS GROUP INDIVIDUAL 2016 SAM Creates 3 107 TOTAL 1,611 42,171 SAM Films 20 2,469 Public Tours 562 14,315 SAM Performs 22 3,482 Private Tours 173 4,173 SAM Talks 31 3,301 School 876 23,683 Tours* SAM Remix 3 7,459 *51% of students received a free or subsidized tour My Favorite Things: 30 593 Highly Opinionated Tours Teacher Resource Center support: 771 Tea Ceremonies 12 193 Outreach Suitcases: 11,051 students, Summer at SAM and 40 11,708 837 educators Winter Weekends Educator programs attendance: 1,797 educators TEEN, FAMILY & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Total educators served: 3,405 Total students served: 34,734 FAMILY PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 50 12,472 Family Fun Workshops 2 59 Free First Saturday 7 4,755 Family Festivals 2 6,000 Family Days 24 1,078 SAM Camp* 15 580

*Three weeks of camp, 231 campers

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 15 9,645 Community Night Out 4 8,750 Community 11 895 Partner Programs

TEEN PROGRAMS # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 55 2,037 Teen Arts Group (TAG)* 24 388 Art Lab Teen Workshops 5 114 Design Your Hood** 24 240 Teen Night Out 2 1,295

*14 sessions, TAG has 20 regular participants SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 15 **20 sessions, eight different cohorts COMMUNITY PARTNERS Partners who collaborated on community events such as Community Night Out, Family Festival, Free First Saturday, Remix, Summer at SAM, and Teen Night Out are listed below:

8 Limbs Yoga Centers Holy Names High Pride ASIA Umoja Peace Center School AIA Seattle Pride Foundation United Indians Hugo House Alliance Francaise de Reading with Rover University of Seattle Junior Asha Alumni Reel Girls Association ARCADE Launch Sawhorse Revolution University of Bike Works Love City Love Washington Office Schools for Salone of Minority Affairs & The Bikery Meany Hall Seattle Art Fair Diversity Bill and Melinda Gates MOHAI Urban ArtWorks Foundation Seattle Arts and Montlake Elementary Cultural Events Urban Craft Uprising Brightwater School School Seattle Arts & Lectures UW Bothell Central District Forum MoPOP for Arts & Ideas Seattle Emerging The Vera Project Muckleshoot Indian Museum Professionals Chihuly Garden & Glass Tribe Voices Rising Seattle Fun Events City Fruit Multicultural Alumni The Washington Bus Partnership Seattle Parks and Cowlitz Indian Tribe Recreation Water 1st Fremont Abbey Arts Seattle People of Color White Center Promise Center The New Foundation Salon Wing Luke Museum Fremont Arts Council Northeastern University Seattle Public Library Wolfgang, Seattle French American Northwest African Seattle Public Schools Symphony Chamber of Commerce American Museum Seattle Symphony The World is Fun Friends of the NW Film Forum Waterfront Seattle Seattle Theater Group Young Professionals Office of Arts & Culture International Network Forterra Seattle Urban League Vibe Africa Young Professionals Young Professionals Gage Academy of Network Fine Art OUT for Sustainability The Service Board Youth in Focus Girl Scouts of Western Pacific Northwest Short Run Washington Ballet Youth Speaks Seattle SoDo Makerspace GSBA Young Path with Art Professionals with Somali Community Pride Photo Center NW Services of Seattle

The Hansberry Project The Pointe Tasveer

Henry Powerful Voices Teen Link Pratt Teen Tix

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 16 GARDNER CENTER During the fiscal years 2015 and 2016, the Gardner Center for Asian Art and Ideas presented programs highlighting many regions of Asia, and on Asia in a global context, as well as programs in varied formats to interest different audiences.

Two new ongoing programs were introduced in summer 2014: Art Globally, a casual Friday evening program with a contemporary global art focus including refreshments, and performances, with art-making workshops given by Asian and Asian American artists.

Art Globally events began with the summer evening Deco Night, in connection with the exhibition Deco Japan, and continued with events for the exhibitions Live On: Mr’s Japanese Neo-Pop, Calligraphic Abstraction, Chiho Aoshima: Rebirth of the World, Paradox of Place: Contemporary Korean Art, and Mood Indigo: Textiles from Around the World. Artists’ workshops have consistently been in demand, given first by textile artist A. Jabbar Khatri visiting from India, and thereafter by Yoshiko Wada (Japan), Lu Rong (), Sophena Kwon (Vancouver, Canada), and Kalsang Dawa (Tibet).

The major program of the Gardner Center continues to be the Saturday University Series, a thematic and interdisciplinary lecture series bringing outstanding speakers to Seattle that was the Center’s initial offering. During fall, winter and spring seasons, speakers explored new territory for Seattle Asian Art Museum audiences in the series on New Worlds of Science: The Heritage of East Asia, Crossing the Indian Ocean: Asia/Africa Connections, Focus on Asia: Photography Past and Present, and Sites of Meaning: Preservation in Asia. Each series included historical and contemporary perspectives on its theme, with a different geographic represented in its individual lectures.

Highlights of performing arts programs included silent Japanese films with live accompaniment of original musical scores by Aono Jikken, Jean-Claude Carrière (France) performing his solo version of the Mahabharata, Taiyuan Asian Puppet Theater (Taiwan), the contemporary duo Imeruat (Japan), the Chief Court Musician of the Imperial Household of Japan, the RISE Collaborative with Uighur pop star Perhat Khaliq (China and the U.S.), and the annual Yoni Ki Baat performances, created anew by South Asian American women each year, presented with Tasveer.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 18 The charts below summarize the number of programs and attendance for the Gardner Center for Asian Art and Ideas during the fiscal years 2015 and 2016.

FISCAL YEAR 2015 GARDNER CENTER # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 51 8,407 Asia Talks 7 607 Asia Films 3 329 Asia Globally 2 420 Performances and art workshops 13 1,721 Performances and workshops 19 4,724 Special events with partners 7 606

FISCAL YEAR 2015 GARDNER CENTER # ATTENDANCE TOTAL 59 8,327 Asia Talks 14 1,123 Asia Films 7 575 Asia Globally 4 484 Performances and art workshops 14 1,377 Performances and workshops 18 4,648 Special events with partners 2 120

To organize and present programs during this period, the Gardner Center worked with the following local, national, and international organizations:

The Aga Khan Council of the KUOW FM Teamwork Arts, India Western Lin Liu-Hsin Puppet Museum, Asia Pacific Center Taiwan World Series

Copper Canyon Press Needham Research Institute, UW Dept of Cambridge University, UK Dunhuang Foundation UW Dept of Asian Languages Northwest Film Forum & Literature Elliott Bay Pratidhwani UW Dept of Ethnomusicology Japan Arts Connection Lab Seattle Chinese Cultural and UW Jackson School of The Japan Foundation LA Arts Association International Studies

Tasveer Trust

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 19 CONSERVATION For the 2015–2016 fiscal years, SAM’s conservation team oversaw exciting projects relating to the collection and its preservation. SAM received grants for major conservation treatments and the period saw the conclusion of conservation of two Korean devotional paintings in , thanks to funding from the National Research Institute for Cultural Heritage.

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation generously funded two grants that further SAM’s Asian program and collections care. Thanks to their support, we continued multi-year condition surveying of our Japanese paintings and used grant funds to investigate the possibility of establishing a new conservation studio dedicated to treatment of Asian paintings. Under this grant, we also engaged Dr. Tami Lasseter Clare of Portland State University to perform scanning XRF spectrometer analysis of Japanese paintings in conjunction with the paintings survey.

SAM was delighted to receive funding from the 4Culture 2016 Cultural Equipment program that enabled us to purchase a new low–temperature freezer that facilitates quarantine procedures for suitable works of art.

Another landmark grant from a private foundation allowed us to add Associate Conservator, Geneva Griswold, to our SAM conservation team. This multi-year grant also provides funding for major treatment projects, equipment, professional development and contract services. The funding for contract conservators and technicians was critical to our success during the period, as we began the preparation of objects for packing and, eventually, for the move out of the Seattle Asian Art Museum during construction. Collection Care Manager, Marta Pinto-Llorca defined a temporary storage plan and stewarded the art preparation, a process that must commence long before the move itself.

During the report period, galleries in the Seattle Art Museum and Seattle Asian Art Museum were overhauled with major permanent collection shows: Mood Indigo: Textiles from Around the World and Big Picture. For the first show, three monumental circa 1700 Brussels traveled to the De Wit Royal Manufacturers in Belgium for cleaning, repair, and lining. For Big Picture: Art After 1945, numerous important postwar paintings and sculptures were comprehensively conserved, documented, and reframed by a SAM team and contract conservators. Another monumental framing undertaking was the special exhibition Graphic Masters: Dürer, Rembrandt, Hogarth, Goya, Picasso, R. Crumb in the summer of 2016.

The of America (verso side up) on one of the specially designed tables for lining in the Royal During this period, conservation staff gave lectures and presentations at the American Institute for Conservation Manufacturers De Wit laboratories in Mechelen, Belgium. Photo courtesy Nicholas Dorman. Annual Meeting, at colloquia in Seoul organized by the National Research Institute for Cultural Heritage and the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation, at the J. Paul Getty Museum, as well as at SAM as part of our Tapestry of America Late 17th century Conversations with series. Designer: Gotfried Maes Flemish (Antwerp), 1649–1700 Weavers: signed by Jacob van der Borscht workshop Chief Conservator Nicholas Dorman and Elizabeth Brown also taught on the University of Flemish (Brussels), ca. 1650–1713 Washington Museology MA program, and Elizabeth collaborated with the UW Digital Arts and Experimental Media Wool, tapestry weave, natural dyes including indigo Gift of the Hearst Foundation, Inc., to investigate SAM’s new media collections. 62.199.1 At the Olympic Sculpture Park, SAM’s conservation team oversaw major initiatives, including repainting and redesign of footings for ’s Wandering Rocks.

Throughout the period, SAM managed numerous loans and traveling shows, and SAM conservators were closely involved in these activities, providing courier oversight for a large and delicate Anselm Kiefer painting to venues in and and performing preparation and condition evaluation of all works for the touring exhibition of paintings from the Paul G. Allen Collection, Seeing Nature: Landscape Masterworks from the Paul G. Allen Family Collection, which will come to the Seattle Art Museum in the spring of 2017.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 21 RESEARCH LIBRARIES The Seattle Art Museum Research Libraries—the Dorothy Stimson Bullitt Library at the Seattle Art Museum and the McCaw Foundation Library at the Seattle Asian Art Museum—support research, documentation, and interpretation for objects in the museum’s permanent collection, as well as objects being considered for acquisition, publication, and upcoming exhibitions. The libraries provide reference library services to public patrons, volunteers, and museum staff.

Patrons served: 4,290 Resources added: 3,596 Public research requests: 581 Hours given by volunteers: 5,229

During this time frame, we added and enhanced several new collections. Our new Arts Collection, which includes artists’ books, zines, and other limited-edition works, grew substantially. We established a pamphlet collection that now holds more than 300 items. We launched our first digital collections: Seattle Art Museum Annual Reports, a collection of digitized and born-digital annual reports, and other financial and strategic documentation issued by the Seattle Art Museum from 1932 to the present, and Seattle Art Museum Annual Exhibition of Residential Architecture, 1950–1980, a collection of digitized maps and brochures associated with SAM–sponsored architecture tours from the mid-20th century. The collections are available through Shared Shelf Commons, Omeka.net, and the SAM website.

Additionally, important work began on a collection with an urgent preservation need. Along with funding from a generous private donor, the Bullitt Library received a grant from 4Culture to evaluate and plan for digitization and preservation of its historic time–based media collection, which numbers close to 4,000 items. Grant work will begin July 1, 2016, with the hiring of a project coordinator.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 23 The Research Libraries are grateful to all our many generous donors and grantors:

4Culture Albert Feldmann Elizabeth Seder

The American Art Ruby Fu Buster Simpson Library Fund (Susan Winokur, Paul Rod Slemmons Leach, members of the Council on Graham Humphrey The Amanda Snyder Endowment American Art, and Richard Hyman the Marie Lamfrom Rehka Sood Foundation) Hilda Kalish University of Gina R. M. Armer Christine Kermaire Puerto Rico Art Department Patricia M. Alison M. Kettering Baillargeon Marcia Van Liew Filippo La Vaccara Diane Buckley Douglas Waters Mary Lamery Beth Elpern West Seattle Art Burrows Kurt Lang Club

Douglas P. Burton Denise Lassaw Brom Wikstrom

Milton Carter Claire Little Susan Winokur

The Chinese Fine Ed Marquand/ Virginia Wright Art Chronicle Marquand Books Committee Yolanda Cuomo David Martin Design Stephanie Cooper Metropolitan Center Shirley Younglove Bob Corwin for Far Eastern Art Zhejiang University, Jill Davis Matthew China Offenbacher Davis Publications, Inc. Federico Pacini

Stuart and Beverly Kenneth Y. Pai Denenberg Doug Petesch East Bay Heritage Project Karen

Tom Ebrey Amy Rice

Julie Emerson Norita Robbins

Melissa Erkenbeck The Estate of Harry A. Russell Dan and Nancy Evans Seattle Art Museum Docents

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 24 ACQUISITIONS AFRICAN Maiden Mask, AND OCEANIC Early 20th century Eastern Nigerian, Igbo PHOTOGRAPHY Wood, pigments, chalk, cloth 15 × 10 × 10 in. Praça de Touro Gift of Mark Groudine and 2008 Cynthia Putnam Nandipha Mntambo 2014.30.4 South African, Swazi, born 1982 Archival pigment on rag Umfelokati Wenhlaba 20 1/2 × 20 1/2 in. (Widow of the Earth) Gift of Josef Vascovitz and 2014 Lisa Goodman Nandipha Mntambo 2014.29 South African, Swazi, born 1982 Cowhide, resin, polyester mesh Dug Up from Kitchen Weeds 74 13/16 × 51 3/16 × 11 13/16 in. 2014 African Art Acquisition Fund Ebony G. Patterson and General Acquisition Fund Jamaican, born 1981 2015.8 Mixed media photo on paper Water Spirit Mask 62 1/2 × 91 1/2 × 2 1/2 in. Nigerian, Ijo Bill and Melinda Gates Wood, pigments Foundation Art Acquisition Fund 22 × 6 1/2 × 9 in. 2016.6 Gift of Mark Groudine and Cynthia Putnam SCULPTURE 2014.30.3 Goli Mask: Kplekple (Female) 20th century

Dug Up from Kitchen Weeds Baule 2014 Mask: Wood, pigment Ebony G. Patterson Height: 38 1/2 in. Jamaican, born 1981 Mixed media photo collage on paper Gift of Dr. Oliver E. and 62 1/2 × 91 1/2 × 2 1/2 in. Pamela F. Cobb Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 2015.19 Art Acquisition Fund 2016.6 Female Figure: Kaponya wa Mwana Pwo Early 20th century Democratic Republic of the Congo, Chokwe Wood 27 × 5 1/2 × 3 in. Gift of Mark Groudine and Cynthia Putnam 2014.30.1

Head Post for Performance (Female Head) 20th century Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kuyu Wood 22 × 4 1/2 × 4 in. Gift of Mark Groudine and Cynthia Putnam 2014.30.2

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 26 AMERICAN ART Still Life with Strawberries and Ostrich Egg Cup PAINTING 1814 Raphaelle Peale San Juan Islands American, 1774–1825 1957 Oil on wood panel, with additions American, 1906–1998 12 5/8 × 19 3/16 in. Oil on canvas Acquired in memory of Ruth J. 26 5/8 × 36 3/8 in. Nutt with funds from General Gift of Gladys and Acquisition Fund; Bill and Sam Rubinstein Melinda Gates Art Acquisition 2015.14.2 Fund; the Kendrick A. Schlatter Estate; an anonymous donor; Rocks and People (originally Thomas W. Barwick; Susan Nativity) Winokur and Paul Leach; 1946–1953 American Art Acquisition Fund; Patricia Denny Art American, 1905–1986 Acquisition Endowment; 19th Tempera and oil on wood and 20th Century Purchase pulp poster board [painted on Fund; the Council of American the reverse of a French travel Art; Geraldine Murphy; and poster] from the following donors to 17 × 21 3/4 in. the collection, by exchange: Gift of Gladys and Sam Rubinstein Eugene Fuller Memorial 2015.14.3 Collection; Estate of ; Estate of Earl Henry Gibson; Paul Denby Mackie in memory of Kathleen Lawler Still Life with Strawberries and Nona Lawler Mackie; and Ostrich Egg Cup 1814 Estate of Mrs. Reginald Marsh; Raphaelle Peale Estate of Hollister T. Sprague; American, 1774–1825 Mrs. John C. Atwood, Jr.; Oil on wood panel, with additions 12 5/8 × 19 3/16 in. Norman and Amelia Davis 2014.14.1 Collection; Mrs. Brewer Boardman in memory of Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Boyer Gonzales; Mrs. Frederick Hall White; Mr. and Mrs. George Lhamon; Ernest R. Norling; Mrs. Eugene Fuller; Milnor Roberts; Jane and David Soyer; Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons; Elizabeth Merriam Fitch and Lillian Fitch Rehbock; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bolton; and Jacob Elshin 2014.23

Forms #6, Disparate Forms 1946 Charmion von Wiegand American, 1896–1983 Oil on canvas 35 1/4 × 25 1/8 in. Gift of Gladys and Sam Rubinstein 2015.14.1

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 27 Indian Warrior SCULPTURE Minnie Clyde [Five page song modeled 1898; cast 1900–1909 Alexander Phimister Proctor sheet, complete] Canadian-American, 1860–1950 Indian Warrior 1857 Bronze, sand cast modeled 1898; cast 1900–1909 Winslow Homer probably by John Williams or Jno. Alexander Phimister Proctor Williams Inc., Foundry, American, 1836–1910 39 1/4 × 10 × 29 1/4 in. Canadian American, 1860–1950 Lithograph on wove paper Gift of the A. Phimister Proctor Bronze, sand cast, probably by 13 1/8 × 10 in. Museum with thanks to Phimister (Sandy) and Sally Church John Williams or Jno. Williams, Gift of David Tatham 2015.24 Inc., Foundry, New York 2015.21.5 39 1/4 × 10 × 29 1/4 in. Gift of the A. Phimister Proctor National Songs of America Museum with thanks to [Five–page song sheet] Phimister (Sandy) and Sally 1856 Church Winslow Homer 2015.24 American, 1836–1910 Lithograph on wove paper with Panther (or Stalking beige tinting Panther) 13 1/2 × 10 1/4 in. modeled 1891–1893; © 1897 Gift of David Tatham Alexander Phimister Proctor 2015.21.4 Canadian American 1860–1950 Bronze, brown patina, sand The Ratcatcher’s cast by Jno. Williams Foundry, Daughter [Five–page song New York, 1897 or later sheet, complete] 37 1/4 × 6 1/2 × 9 3/4 in. 1855 Gift of Phimister (Sandy) Proctor Winslow Homer and Sally Church American, 1836–1910 2015.15 Sheet music cover: Lithograph on wove paper with WORKS ON PAPER beige tinting 13 1/4 × 9 7/8 in. Jardinière of Crocus Gift of David Tatham 1950 2015.21.1 American, 1910–2001 The Wheel Barrow Polka [Five– Watercolor on rice paper page song sheet, complete] 11 1/2 × 12 1/2 in. 1856 Gift of Sue Hauberg in honor Winslow Homer of her mother, Anne Gould American, 1836–1910 Hauberg Sheet music cover: Lithograph 2015.10 on wove paper 12 7/8 × 10 in. Death, or an Honorable Life Gift of David Tatham [Roger’s Quickstep] 2015.21.2 1856 Winslow Homer Sun Spectrum American, 1836–1910 1959 Lithograph on wove paper Charmion von Wiegand 14 × 10 7/8 in. American, 1896–1983 Gift of David Tatham Gouache on paper 2015.21.3 13 3/4 × 9 3/4 in. Gift of the Virginia and Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.84

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 28 Courtesan and her View of Mt. Fuji Maid Admiring Cherry ASIAN ART Blossoms 18th century ca. 1800 Japanese, Edo period Utagawa Toyokuni 1603–1868 Japanese, 1769–1825 Deep Bowl Hanging scroll: ink, color Screen: ink and color on gold and metallic pigment 17th century 74 × 66 in. on silk Chinese, Ming dynasty Gift of Gladys and Sam 34 3/8 × 12 3/4 in. Gift of Mary and 1368–1644 Rubinstein Allan Kollar Swatow ware; 2015.14.4 2015.17.1 with enamel overglaze 4 3/4 × 9 3/4 in. Petition for Military Gift of Mary and Expedition Cheney Cowles 2005 2015.13.2 Son Man–jin Korean, born 1964 Tea Powder Container Ink on paper Japanese, Edo period Each scroll: 31 1/2 × 85 7/16 in. 1603–1868 Gift of Frank S. Bayley III Bizen ware; unglazed stoneware 2015.18 4 × 3 in. Gift of Mary and Cheney Cowles Tales of Genji 2015.13.1 ca. 17th century Tosa Mitsuoki A Pair of Vases Japanese, 1617–1691 ca. 1900 Screen: ink and color on Japanese, Meiji period gold paper 1868–1912 36 1/2 × 114 in. Cloisonné Gift of Gladys and Sam Rubinstein Height: 10 3/8 in. 2015.14.5 Gift of Joanne Grindstaff 2016.2 Courtesan and her Maid Admiring Cherry Blossoms PAINTING ca. 1800 Utagawa Toyokuni Courtesan in Moonlight Japanese, 1769–1825 ca. 1825–30 Hanging scroll: ink, color, Keisai Eisen and metallic pigment on silk Japanese, 1790–1848 34 3/8 × 12 3/4 in. Hanging scroll: ink, color and Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar gold pigment on silk 2015.17.1 33 3/8 × 14 1/8 in. Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar 2015.17.3

Beauty Holding a Fan Seated beside a Pot of Morning ca. 1830–44 Teisai Hokuba Japanese, 1771–1844 Hanging scroll: ink and color on silk 38 × 13 3/4 in. Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar 2015.17.2

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 29 Bewitched #2 Seoul PHOTOGRAPHY The Courtesan Kisegawa of Ink Media #4 2001 Jung Yeondoo the Matsubaya Holding a Fan 2011–2013 South Korean, born Bewitched #2 Seoul (Matsubaya uchi Kisegawa) Chen Shaoxiong 1969 2001 ca. 1800 Chinese, born 1962 Color photography: Jung Yeondoo C–print (AP2) Hosoda Eisui Ink on rice paper 62 5/8 × 51 9/16 in. South Korean, born 1969 Japanese, active ca. 1790–1823 18 1/8 × 27 9/16 in. each Estate of Rosa Ayer Color photography: C–print (AP2) Woodblock print: ink and Asian Art Acquisition Fund 2016.8.1–.2 62 5/8 × 51 9/16 in. color on paper 2014.33.1-.10 Estate of Rosa Ayer 14 1/2 × 9 3/4 in. 2016.8.1–.2 Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar, in The Actors Hagi no Isaburo honor of the 75th Anniversary and Bando Hikosaburo in a TIME-BASED MEDIA of the Seattle Art Museum Theatrical Role 2014.32.2 ca. 1800–1805 Ink Media #4 Utagawa Toyokuni 2011–2013 The Courtesan Segawa of Japanese, 1769–1825 Chen Shaoxiong the Matsubaya (Matsubaya Woodblock print: ink and Chinese, born 1962 uchi Segawa) color on paper Video animation, DVD ca. 1800 15 1/8 × 10 1/8 in. with sound Hosoda Eisui Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar Run time 3:45 Japanese, active ca. 1790–1823 2014.32.8 Asian Art Acquisition Fund Woodblock print: ink and 2014.33.11 color on paper The Courtesan Yosooi of the 15 × 10 in. Matsubaya (Matsubaya uchi WORKS ON PAPER Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar, in Yosooi) Woman while a honor of the 75th Anniversary ca. 1798–1800 Man Watches of the Seattle Art Museum Utagawa Toyokuni ca. 1800 2014.32.3 Japanese, 1769–1825 Eishosai Choki Woodblock print: ink and Japanese, active late 18th-early The Actor Segawa Michinosuke color on paper 19th century in the Role of a Courtesan 14 7/8 × 11 1/4 in. Woodblock print: ink and ca. 1805–1810 Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar color on paper Utagawa Kunihisa 2014.32.5 15 × 9 1/2 in. Japanese, active early 19th century Lady Wearing an Eboshi, Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar, in on High Geta and Holding honor of the 75th Anniversary Woodblock print: ink and color on paper an Umbrella of the Seattle Art Museum ca. 1798–1800 2014.32.4 14 1/2 × 10 in. Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar, in Utagawa Toyokuni Praying for Rain (Amagoi), honor of the 75th Anniversary Japanese, 1769–1825 from the series Seven of the Seattle Art Museum Woodblock print: ink and color Fashionable Scenes from the 2014.32.7 on paper Life of Komachi (Furyu 31 × 6 1/2 in. Komachi) Rights Infringement Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar, in ca. 1795 2006 honor of the 75th Anniversary Chobunsai Eishi Wan Qingli of the Seattle Art Museum Japanese, 1756–1829 Chinese, born 1945 2014.32.6 Woodblock print: ink and Ink and color on paper color on paper 54 × 14 in. 15 1/8 × 10 in. Gift of the artist, in honor of Gift of Mary and Allan Kollar, in Josh Yiu honor of the 75th Anniversary 2014.28 of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.32.1

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 30 DECORATIVE ARTS Tankard Caudle Cup Dated 1691, ca. 1695–1710 ca. 1690–1700 High Chest Jacob Boelen John Coney ca. 1785 American, born The , 1656–1722 Unknown ca. 1645–1729 Silver Maple, tiger maple, chestnut, Silver Approx. height: 3 × 3 1/2 in. brass 7 × 5 1/2 × 9 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Overall Height: 81 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 2014.24.15 Base: 44 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. 2014.24.9 Top: 40 1/2 × 18 3/4 in. picture– Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Punch Strainer Wethersfield, CT 2014.24.1 ca. 1760–70 July 24, 1818 Daniel Boyer Elizabeth Cooke Crittendon Tankard American, 1725–1779 American, 1806–1885 ca. 1795 Silver Silk and watercolor on Joseph Anthony Jr. Approx. 12 in. diameter linen gauze American, 1762–1814 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 16 1/2 × 22 1/2 in. Silver 2014.24.10 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 9 1/2 in. 2014.24.2 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Caster 2014.24.4 ca. 1740 Tankard John Brevoort ca. 1685 Sauce Boat American, 1715–1775 Jeremiah Dummer ca. 1790 Silver American, 1645–1718 William Ball Approx. height: 3in. Silver American, 1729–1810 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 8 3/4 in. Silver 2014.24.11 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt, in honor Approx. height: 5 in. of the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Brazier Seattle Art Museum 2014.24.5 ca. 1720 2014.24.16 John Burt Sugar Bowl with Cover American, 1692–1745 Salt ca. 1740 Silver ca. 1740 Adrian Bancker 3 1/8 × 12 5/8 in. Samuel Edwards American, 1703–1772 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt American, 1705–1762 Silver 2014.24.12 Silver Height: 8 in. Approx. height 5 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Teapot Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 2014.24.7 ca. 1760–1764 2014.24.17 Tankard Samuel Casey ca. 1685 Teapot American, 1724–ca. 1773/9 Candelabrum Jeremiah Dummer 1645–1718 ca. 1725 Silver, with wood handle 1834–40 Silver Adrian Bancker Height: 9 1/2 in. Thomas Fletcher 8 3/4 in. American, 1703–1772 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt American, 1787–1866 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Silver 2014.24.13 Silver Seattle Art Museum Approx. height: 5 in. Height: 29 in. 2014.24.16 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Sauce Boat Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 2014.24.6 ca. 1750–1760 2014.24.18 John Coburn Chatelaine Hook American, 1724–1803 Pitcher ca. 1810 Silver ca. 1850 Peter Bentzon Approx. height: 3 1/2 in. William Forbes American, active 1810–1848 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt American, 1798–after 1864 Silver 2014.24.14 Silver 2 1/2 × 1 × 1/2 in. Height: 11 1/2 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt, in honor Gift of Ruth J. Nutt of Julie Emerson 2014.24.19 2014.24.8

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 31 Teapot and Coffee Service Ewer 1815 ca. 1825 Harvey Lewis Anthony Rasch (Anthony American, 1783–1835 Rasch von Tauffkirchen) Silver America, born Bavaria, Various dimensions ca. 1780–1858 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver 2014.24.27.1–.6 Height: 16 1/4 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Teapot 2014.24.34 ca. 1790 Joseph Loring Coffeepot American, 1743–1815 ca. 1760‑70 Silver Joseph Richardson, Sr. Height: 11 1/4 in. American, 1711–1784 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver, wood 2014.24.28 Height: 12 7/8 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Sugar Bowl 2014.24.35 ca. 1790 Joseph Lownes Sugar Bowl with Cover American, 1758–1820 ca. 1740 Silver Joseph Richardson, Sr. Length: 7 1/4 in. American, 1711–1784 Teapot and coffee service Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver 1815 2014.24.29 Approx. height 7 in. Harvey Lewis American, 1783–1835 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver Sauce Boat 2014.24.36 Various dimensions ca. 1785 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Joseph Lownes Salver 2014.24.27.1–.6 American, 1758–1820 ca. 1760 Silver Joseph Richardson, Sr. Coffeepot Needlework Mourning Picture Church Beaker 6 1/8 × 7 in. American, 1711–1784 ca. 1790 ca. 1805–1807 ca. 1737 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver William Garret Forbes Eliza Gravenstine Jacob Hurd 2014.24.30 Diam.: 13 in. American, 1752–1840 American, 1792–1821 American, 1703–1758 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver and watercolor Silver Ostrich Egg Standing Cup 2014.24.37 Approx. height: 15 in. paint on silk Height: 5 5/8 in. ca. 1790 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Approx. 24 × 28 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt John McMullin Cream Pot 2014.24.20 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 2014.24.46 American, 1765–1843 ca. 1755–1760 2014.24.44 Ostrich egg and silver mount Joseph Richardson, Sr. Pitcher Coffeepot Approx. height: 10 in. American, 1711–1784 ca. 1834 Caudle Cup ca. 1735 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver Baldwin Gardiner ca. 1665 Jacob Hurd 2014.24.31 Height: 4 in. American, 1791–1868 John Hull American, 1703–1758 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver American, born , 1624– Silver with wood handle Sugar Bowl 2014.24.38 Height: 16 1/2 in. 1683 Height: 10 3/4 in. ca. 1795 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver Gift of Ruth J. Nutt John McMullin Sampler 2014.24.21 Approx. height: 6 in. 2014.24.25 American, 1765–1843 1824 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver Ann Stormbach Punch Bowl 2014.24.23 Bread Basket Height: 9 in. Mary Reed School, Lancaster ca. 1898 1750 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt County, PA, born 1815 Gorham Manufacturing Co. Church Beaker Bartholomew Le Roux II 2014.24.32 16 × 17 in. American ca. 1737 American, 1717–1763 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver Jacob Hurd Silver Bowl 2014.24.45 Approx. 6 × 10 in. American, 1703–1758 Height, with handle: 10 3/4 × ca. 1760 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Silver Length: 14 5/8 in. Myer Myers 2014.24.22 Height: 5 5/8 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt American, 1723–1795 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 2014.24.26 Silver 2014.24.24 4 3/8 × 6 7/8 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 32 2014.24.33 Hot Water Jug and Warmer Teapot El Requson Draculas Stand Early to mid–19th century ca. 1720–30 1976 Paul Storr Peter van Dyck Billy Al Bengston English, 1771–1844 American, 1684–1751 American, born 1934 Silver Silver, wood Acrylic on canvas in three 11 1/2 × 6 3/4 in. Height: 7 3/4 in. panels Gift of Herman and Faye Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 80 × 96 in. Sarkowsky, in honor of 2014.24.43 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Julie Emerson Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.31 MODERN AND the 75th Anniversary of the CONTEMPORARY Seattle Art Museum Punch Bowl 2014.25.8 ca. 1765 PAINTING Philip Syng Jr. Study for Aleko’s Horse American, born , V.Eutopicus 1953‑56 1703–1789 ca. 1973 Marc Chagall Silver Jo Baer Russian, 1887–1985 Diam.: 9 3/8 in. American, born 1929 Oil on canvas Gift of Ruth J. Nutt Oil on canvas 18 × 24 in. 2014.24.39 80 × 22 × 4 in. Gift of Gladys and Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Sam Rubinstein Coffeepot Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.26.9 ca. 1750 the 75th Anniversary of the Philip Syng Jr. Seattle Art Museum Les Demoiselles American, born Ireland, 2014.25.4 d’Alabama: Vestidas 1703–1789 1985 Silver The Important and Approx. height 12 in. Unimportant American, 1925–2009 Gift of Ruth J. Nutt 1999 Acrylic on canvas 2014.24.40 John Baldessari 96 × 92 in. American, born 1931 General Acquisition Fund, Cream Pot with Cover Digital printing, Bill and Melinda Gates ca. 1740 hand lettering, and acrylic Foundation Art Acquisition Les Demoiselles d’Alabama: Vestidas John Tanner paint on canvas Fund, Margaret E. Fuller 1985 American, 1713–1785 94 × 94 in. Purchase Fund, and Patricia Robert Colescott Silver Gift of the Virginia and Bagley American, 1925–2009 Denny Art Acquisition Fund Acrylic on canvas Approx. height 5 in. Wright Collection, in honor of 2016.12 96 × 92 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt the 75th Anniversary of the General Acquisition Fund, Seattle Art Museum Bill and Melinda Gates 2014.24.41 White Light Painting (Inner Foundation Art Acquisition 2014.25.6 Band Series) Fund, Margaret E. Fuller Tankard 1997 Purchase Fund, and 1893 Swimmers and Rafts, Rain Patricia Denny Art Acquisition Fund Tiffany & Co., New York 1979 American, born 1945 2016.12 New York, founded 1837 Jennifer Bartlett Acrylic, silica, glass Silver American, born 1941 microspheres Height: 10 1/4 in. Baked enamel and silkscreen 60 × 84 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt grid, enamel on steel plates, Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2014.24.42 oil on canvas Wright Collection, in honor of 64 × 250 in. the 75th Anniversary of the Needlework Sampler Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Seattle Art Museum 1831 Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.25.12 Charlotte Turner the 75th Anniversary of the American, born 1821, Seattle Art Museum death date unknown 2014.25.7 Silk on wool 12 3/4 × 10 in. Gift of Ruth J. Nutt, in honor of Julie Emerson 2014.24.3

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 33 Fountain Krefeld Project, Dining Room, C‑B‑B‑1 1999 Scene #2 1978 Will Cotton 2003 Al Held American, born 1965 Eric Fischl American, 1928–2005 Oil on linen American, born 1948 Acrylic on canvas 60 × 66 in. Oil on canvas 84 × 84 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 89 × 124 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.13 Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.28 2014.25.19 Rhythm No. 2 (Rhythme II) Bon Fire 1938 Painting with Frame 1983 Robert Delaunay 1964 Robert Helm French, 1885–1941 Helen Frankenthaler American, born 1943 Oil on canvas American, 1928–2011 Oil painting on wood 64 1/4 × 51 1/2 in. Oil on canvas inlay in three parts Gift of Gladys and 36 1/4 × 43 7/8 in. 26 1/2 × 19 3/4 in. Sam Rubinstein Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2014.26.1 Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Moon and Space, Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 1970 2014.25.23 2014.25.29 Roberto Matta Echaurren Chilean, 1911–2002 Venus Revealed Fleur (Fruit) Painting with Frame 1964 Oil on canvas 1973 1945 Helen Frankenthaler 33 × 41 1/4 in. Helen Frankenthaler Auguste Herbin American, 1928–2011 Gift of Gladys and American, 1928–2011 French, 1882–1960 Oil on canvas 36 1/4 × 43 7/8 in. Sam Rubinstein Acrylic on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2014.26.12 108 × 81 in. 38 × 28 3/4 in. Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of Gladys and Seattle Art Museum Le printemps rédempteur Wright Collection, in honor of Sam Rubinstein 2014.25.23 et rédimé (Spring, the 75th Anniversary of the 2014.26.14 The Redeemer and Seattle Art Museum The Redeemed) 2014.25.22 Enfer 1965 1958 Ernst B/W XIII Auguste Herbin German, 1891–1976 1968 French, 1882–1960 Oil and objects on board Al Held Gouache on paper or 45 3/4 × 39 1/4 in. American, 1928–2005 oil on canvas Gift of Gladys and Acrylic on canvas 30 × 40 in. Sam Rubinstein 96 × 72 in. Gift of Gladys and 2014.26.10 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Sam Rubinstein Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.26.15 Salad Days the 75th Anniversary of the 1984 Seattle Art Museum No title Eric Fischl 2014.25.27 1964 American, born 1948 Eva Hesse Oil on linen, two panels Last Series I‑XX American, born , 84 × 168 in. 1964 1936–1970 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Al Held Oil on canvas Wright Collection, in honor of American, 1928–2005 61 × 41 1/2 in. the 75th Anniversary of the Acrylic on paper mounted Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Seattle Art Museum on board Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.25.18 19 × 25 in. each the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Seattle Art Museum Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.25.30 the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.26 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 34 Elysium II Composition Portrait (of 1963 1921 Virginia Wright) Hans Hofmann Nina Kogan 1974 American, born Germany, Russian, 1887–1942 Alfred Leslie 1880–1966 Mixed media on canvas American, born 1927 Oil on canvas 26 3/4 × 20 in. Oil on canvas Still Life with Silver Pitcher 1972 60 × 52 in. Gift of Gladys and 61 3/4 × 49 5/8 in. Roy Lichtenstein Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Sam Rubinstein Gift of the Virginia and Bagley American, 1923–1997 Wright Collection, in honor of SC2015.1 Wright Collection, in honor of Oil and Magna on canvas the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the 51 × 60 in. Seattle Art Museum Etude, étude forme petals Seattle Art Museum Gift of the Virginia and 2014.25.31 (Study for Petals) 2014.25.41 Bagley Wright Collection, 1919 in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Mondlicht (Moonlight) František Kupka Still Life with Silver Pitcher Seattle Art Museum 1925 Czech, active in France 1972 2014.25.44 Alexei Jawlensky 1871–1957 Roy Lichtenstein Elysium II Russian, 1864–1941 Oil on canvas American, 1923–1997 1963 Oil on board 26 × 28 1/2 in. Oil and Magna on Hans Hofmann 16 1/2 × 12 3/4 in. Gift of Gladys and canvas American, born Germany, 1880–1966 Gift of Gladys and Sam Rubinstein 51 × 60 in. Oil on canvas Sam Rubinstein 2014.26.4 Gift of the Virginia and 60 × 52 in. 2014.26.2 Bagley Wright Collection, in Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, honor of the 75th Anniversary in honor of the Warmes Licht 1960 of the Seattle Art Museum 75th Anniversary (Warm Light) Tadaaki Kuwayama of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.44 2014.25.31 1931 Japanese American, born 1932 Alexei Jawlensky Silver leaf and Japanese Untitled Russian, 1864–1941 powder dry pigment mixed 1922 Oil on board with acrylic on Mashi paper, Sergei A. Luchishkin 17 × 13 in. mounted on canvas Russian, 1902–1985 Gift of Gladys and Sam Rubinstein 85 × 67 in. Oil and pencil on board 2014.26.3 Gift in memory of John and 8 7/8 × 6 3/8 in. Jean Denman Gift of Gladys and Paint and Painted 2015.3 Sam Rubinstein 1969 SC2015.4 Neil Jenney On Above American, born 1945 2001 Libation Acrylic on canvas Sean Landers 1947 59 × 78 in. American, born 1962 Andre Masson Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Oil on canvas French, 1896–1987 Wright Collection, in honor of 92 × 68 in. Oil on canvas the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 17 11/16 × 21 1/2 in. Seattle Art Museum Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of Gladys and 2015.25.33 the 75th Anniversary of the Sam Rubinstein Seattle Art Museum 2014.26.18 Cheops’ Testament 2014.25.40 1964 Untitled Souvenirs, Europe Alfred Jensen 1973 American, 1903–1981 Oil on canvas British, born 1931 84 × 297 in. Oil and waxed media on canvas Gift of the Virginia and Bagley with objects Wright Collection, in honor of 104 × 72 × 5 in. the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Seattle Art Museum Bagley Wright Collection, in 2014.25.34 honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.47

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 35 In Plato’s Cave, No. 4 Vista Marriage of Reason and 1973 1968 Squalor, Saturday Disaster Kenneth Noland Right Hand Panel and American, 1915–1991 American, 1924–2010 Drowning Girl Acrylic on canvas Acrylic on canvas 1969 72 × 86 in. 58 1/2 × 140 1/4 in. Richard Pettibone Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley American, born 1938 Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of Acrylic on canvas the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the 12 1/2 × 13 in. Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2014.25.49 2014.25.53 Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Why Painting (Traveller’s Greek Princess 5 Seattle Art Museum Umbrella) 1976 2014.25.58 1987 Jules Olitski Elizabeth Murray American, born Russia, Pink Moon American, 1940–2007 1922–2007 1995 Oil on canvas (triptych) Acrylic on canvas Jack Pierson 94 × 130 × 23 1/2 in. 64 × 89 1/2 in. American, born 1960 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Acrylic lacquer on canvas Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of 84 × 84 in. the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.25.50 2014.25.55 the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum The Three Pink Tinge 2014.25.59 1962 1967 Jules Olitski Knoxville American, 1905–1970 American, born Russia, 1966 Oil on raw canvas 1922–2007 76 1/4 × 72 in. Acrylic on canvas American, born 1937 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 76 × 136 1/2 in. Acrylic and graphite on canvas Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 120 1/4 × 160 1/2 in. the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of 2015.6 Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the 2014.25.56 Seattle Art Museum Eastern Fan 2014.25.60 1966 Thigh Smoke Kenneth Noland 1966 Two Against One American, 1924–2010 Jules Olitski 1991 Acrylic on canvas American, born Russia, Richard Prince 96 × 24 in. 1922–2007 American, born 1949 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Acrylic on canvas Acrylic and silkscreen on canvas Wright Collection, in honor of 167 × 92 1/2 in. 96 × 75 in. Eastern Fan the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 1966 Kenneth Noland Seattle Art Museum Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of American, 1924–2010 2014.25.51 the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Acrylic on canvas Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 96 × 24 in. Fugle Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2014.25.57 2014.25.61 Wright Collection, in honor of the 1962 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Kenneth Noland Art Museum American, 1924–2010 2014.25.51 Plastic paint on canvas 46 × 46 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.52 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 36 Octave Octave Dishes 1960 Robert Rauschenberg 1960 1964 American, 1925–2008 Robert Rauschenberg James Rosenquist Oil on canvas with American, 1925–2008 American, 1933–2017 (oil, paper, fabric) 77 1/2 × 42 1/4 in. Oil on canvas with Oil on canvas Gift of the Virginia and assemblage (oil, paper, fabric) 50 × 60 in. Bagley Wright Collection, 77 1/2 × 42 1/4 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.25.62 Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.65 2014.25.62 The Serenade for the Abstraktes Bild after Claude Debussy, Gift (Abstract Picture) Wrapped Doll #14 1993 1992 James Rosenquist German, born 1932 American, 1933–2017 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 94 1/2 × 94 1/2 in. 60 × 60 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.64 2014.25.67

Corsica (House) Untitled (Grey) 1969 Susan Rothenberg Gerhard Richter American, born 1945 German, born 1932 Acrylic and Flashe on canvas Oil on canvas 110 1/4 × 114 1/8 in. 45 1/2 × 51 1/4 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.69 2014.25.63 Vanishing Cream 2. Schattenbild (Balken) 1973 [Second Shadow Painting (Bars)] Ed Ruscha 1968 American, born 1937 Gerhard Richter Egg yolk on waterfall rayon German, born 1932 35 7/8 × 40 in. Oil on canvas Gift of the Virginia and 78 1/2 × 118 1/2 in. Bagley Wright Collection, in Gift of the Virginia and Bagley honor of the 75th Anniversary Wright Collection, in honor of of the Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the 2014.25.70 Seattle Art Museum 2016.3.4

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 37 Artists & Actors Sabra I Map of the World 1990‑91 1967 2015 David Salle Brenna Youngblood American, born 1952 American, born 1936 American, born 1979 Acrylic on photo linen canvas Acrylic on shaped canvas Map, acrylic, and construction with three inserted panels 120 × 120 × 3 in. paper on canvas 115 × 90 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 60 × 60 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of General Acquisition Fund Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the 2016.7.1 the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.78 X 2014.25.71 2015 Matisse Flowers and Brenna Youngblood The Egypto‑Roman World Vase April 11, 1985 Paper and acrylic 1987 1985 on canvas David Salle Donald Sultan 72 × 60 in. American, born 1952 American, born 1951 General Acquisition Fund Oil and acrylic on canvas, Mixed media on canvas, 2016.7.2 printing ink on photo linen four parts 101 1/2 × 104 in. 97 1/2 × 98 in. PHOTOGRAPHY Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of Study for Two Onlookers and the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Tragedy (With Mice) Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 1989 2014.25.72 2014.25.79 John Baldessari American, born 1931 Night Hunting Hair Portrait #20 Color and black-and-white 1987 2014 photographs, oil tint Julian Schnabel 17 × 12 1/2 in. American, born 1951 American, born 1971 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Oil and gesso on tarpaulin Plastic rhinestones and acrylic Wright Collection, in honor of 132 × 180 in. on panel (30 panels) the 75th Anniversary of the Map of the World Gift of the Virginia and 90 × 300 in. Seattle Art Museum 2015 Brenna Youngblood Bagley Wright Collection, in General Acquisition Fund 2016.3.1 American, born 1979 honor of the 75th Anniversary 2015.9 Map, acrylic, of the Seattle Art Museum Two Onlookers and Tragedy and construction paper (With Mice) on canvas 2014.25.74 Study No. 5 60 × 60 in. 1977 1989 General Acquisition Fund School for the Deaf John Walker John Baldessari 2016.7.1 1981 British, born 1939 American, born 1931 Julian Schnabel Acrylic and chalk on Color and black-and-white American, born 1951 canvas photographs, oil tint Oil on pots, antlers, plaster, 92 × 68 in. 92 × 64 in. and wood Gift of the Virginia and Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 113 1/2 × 166 × 25 in. Bagley Wright Collection, in Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley honor of the 75th Anniversary the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of of the Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the 2014.25.82 2014.25.5 Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.73 Untitled 1973 John Walker British, born 1939 Acrylic on canvas 120 × 96 × 1 1/2 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.83 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 38 Untitled (Kiki Smith with Gramps on His Bed Untitled Sculpture) Series: The Notion of Family 1978 negative/1983 print 1997 2003 Jim Goldberg Bruce Davidson LaToya Ruby Frazier American, born 1953 American, born 1933 American, born 1982 Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print 14 × 11 in. 14 × 11 in. 23 7/8 × 19 7/8 in. Gift of Arnold Jolles, Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Acquisition 2016.10.3 Wright Collection, in honor of Fund, in honor of Sandra the 75th Anniversary of the Jackson‑Dumont Untitled Seattle Art Museum 2014.36.1 1980 negative/1983 print 2014.25.14 Jim Goldberg Grandma Ruby’s Refrigerator American, born 1953 Vault Series: The Notion of Family Gelatin silver print 2012 2007 14 × 11 in. Thomas Demand LaToya Ruby Frazier Gift of Arnold Jolles German, born 1964 American, born 1982 2016.10.4 Chromogenic print on paper Gelatin silver print mounted on Diasec 24 7/8 × 17 3/4 in. Untitled 86 5/8 × 109 in. Gift of Josef Vascovitz and 1978 negative/1983 print Contemporary Collectors Lisa Goodman, in honor of Jim Goldberg Forum, Modern Art Acquisition Sandra Jackson‑Dumont American, born 1953 Fund, General Acquisition 2014.36.3 Gelatin silver print Fund, by exchange PONCHO, 14 × 11 in. Vault Mary Arrington Small Estate Railroads and Shipping Gift of Arnold Jolles 2012 Containers on the 2016.10.5 Thomas Demand Acquisition Fund, Dr. R. B. German, born 1964 Forman, Earl Millard, Barbara Monongahela River Chromogenic print on paper Backstrand in honor of the 2013 Douglas J. Stimson mounted on Diasec museum’s 50th year, Richard LaToya Ruby Frazier 1927 86 5/8 × 109 in. Dorothea Lange Contemporary Collectors Forum, Modern Art Kirsten, gift of an anonymous American, born 1982 Acquisition Fund, General Acquisition Fund, donor, Norman and Amelia Archival pigment print printed American, 1895–1965 by exchange PONCHO, Mary Arrington Small Albumen print Davis Collection, Anne Livet, onto Hahnemuhle, Fine Art Estate Acquisition Fund, Dr. R. B. Forman, 9 1/2 × 7 3/4 in. Earl Millard, Barbara Backstrand in honor of Windsor Utley Baryta 325 gsm the museum’s 50th year; Richard Kirsten, gift 2016.5 42 1/4 × 63 1/8 in. Gift of Charles Stimson of an anonymous donor, Norman and Amelia 2015.11 Davis Collection, Anne Livet, Windsor Utley Modern Art Acquisition 2016.5 The Bunn Family Home on Fund, in honor of Sandra Ninth Street Jackson‑Dumont Motherland–The Festive 2013 2014.36.5 Tableau, from the Mother LaToya Ruby Frazier India Project American, born 1982 Untitled 2009 (print date 2012) Archival pigment print printed 1978 negative/1983 print Pushpamala N. onto Hahnemuhle, Fine Art Jim Goldberg Indian, born 1956 Baryta 325 gsm American, born 1953 Archival Inkjet print 42 1/4 × 63 1/8 in. Gelatin silver print 45 × 30 in. Gift in honor of Sandra 14 × 11 in. Bill and Melinda Gates Jackson‑Dumont, from Gift of Arnold Jolles Foundation Art Acquisition Fund her friends 2016.10.1 2015.25.1 2014.36.4 Untitled Motherland–The Great Sacrifice, Gramps’ Feet 1982 negative/1983 print from the Mother India Project Series: The Notion of Family Jim Goldberg 2010 (print date 2012) 2002 American, born 1953 Pushpamala N. LaToya Ruby Frazier Gelatin silver print Indian, born 1956 American, born 1982 14 × 11 in. Archival Inkjet print Gelatin silver print Gift of Arnold Jolles 45 × 30 in. 9 × 13 7/8 in. 2016.10.2 Bill and Melinda Gates Modern Art Acquisition Foundation Art Acquisition Fund Fund, in honor of Sandra 2015.25.2 Jackson‑Dumont 2014.36.2 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 39 Bowl of Fruit, from the series Battery Toots Wheat Body Beautiful, or Beauty 2003 1989 Knows No Pain Margarita Cabrera John Chamberlain 1966–72, printed 2014 Mexican, born 1973 American, 1927–2011 Martha Rosler Vinyl, thread, metal, Paint, chrome‑plated steel American, born 1943 electric parts 110 × 62 × 53 in. Photomontage printed as 10 × 7 × 10 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley C‑print Modern Art Acquisition Fund Wright Collection, in honor of 14 × 11 in. and General Acquisition Fund the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Contemporary 2015.7.1 Seattle Art Museum Collectors Forum 2014.25.11 2014.35 Slow Cooker 2003 Beat the Drum Untitled (50 photographs) Margarita Cabrera 2015 Brett Weston Mexican, born 1973 Jack Daws American, 1911–1993 Vinyl, thread, and appliance parts American, born 1970 Gelatin silver prints 13 × 8 × 10 in. Deer hide, maple, acrylic Gift from the Christian Keesee Modern Art Acquisition Fund 18 × 18 × 3 in. Collection, in conjunction with and General Acquisition Fund Northwest Acquisition the Brett Weston 2015.7.2 Fund and Bill and Melinda 2015.23.1–.50 Gates Foundation Art Not Wanting to Say Acquisition Fund SCULPTURE Anything About Marcel 2016.9.1 Plexigram I–VIII Big Pink Square 8/7/12 1969 Chief Seattle, 1971 2012 John Cage 2015 Peter Alexander American, 1912–1992 Jack Daws American, born 1939 Eight Plexigrams composed of American, born 1970 Urethane Eight panels of Plexiglas set into Custom aluminum sign 60 × 60 in. a walnut base; two bronze and 48 × 72 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley six clear Plexiglas panels per set Northwest Acquisition Wright Collection, in honor of Each assembled Plexigram: Fund and Bill and Melinda the 75th Anniversary of the 14 × 24 × 14 in. Each Plexigram Gates Foundation Art Seattle Art Museum plate: 14 × 20 × 1/8 in. Each Acquisition Fund 2014.25.2 base: 14 × 24 × 3/4 in. 2016.9.2 General Acquisition Fund Black Wall 2015.22.1 Pickled Flag 1971 Battery Mixer 2001 2003 Peter Alexander Piece LXXIV Jack Daws Margarita Cabrera American, born 1939 1968 American, born 1970 Mexican, born 1973 Cast acrylic in five parts Vinyl, thread, metal, electric parts Anthony Caro U.S. flag, half-gallon jar, 10 × 7 × 10 in. 67 × 98 1/2 in. British, 1924–2013 vinegar solution Modern Art Acquisition Fund and Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Varnished steel 9 × 4 in. General Acquisition Fund 2015.7.1 Wright Collection, in honor of 39 × 57 × 20 in. Northwest Acquisition the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Fund and Bill and Melinda Seattle Art Museum Wright Collection, in honor of Gates Foundation Art 2014.25.1 the 75th Anniversary of the Acquisition Fund Seattle Art Museum 2016.9.5 Al Paragrate 2014.25.10 2002 American, born 1935 1971–1974 Aluminum ingots Anthony Caro Each: 4 1/2 × 7 1/4 × 17 3/4 in. British, 1924–2013 Overall installation: Steel rusted and varnished 5 ft. 6 in. × 18 ft. × 19 ft. 2 in. 10 ft. 7 in. × 27 ft. × 10 ft. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.3 2014.25.9 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 40 Reconstruction Agni The Mom Call 2002 1982 2011 Jack Daws Nancy Graves Brian Jungen American, born 1970 American, 1940–1995 Canadian, born 1970 Stitched nylon Bronze with polychrome patina Organic Chair by 48 × 72 in. 73 1/2 × 59 × 51 in. Eero Saarinen and Charles Northwest Acquisition Gift of the Virginia and Eames, American elk hide, Fund and Bill and Melinda Bagley Wright Collection, in tarred twine, steel, granite Gates Foundation Art honor of the 75th Anniversary 80 1/4 × 33 × 29 1/2 in. Acquisition Fund of the Seattle Art Museum Gift of the Contemporary 2016.9.3 2014.25.25 Collectors Forum 2014.34 White Flag Untitled 2001 2011 Untitled Jack Daws Robert Irwin 1986 American, born 1970 American, born 1928 Jannis Kounellis Stitched cotton Cast acrylic Italian, born Greece, 1936–2017 41 × 67 in. 183 5/8 × 9 × 3 1/2 in. Steel and lead Northwest Acquisition Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 79 × 71 × 6 in. Fund and Bill and Melinda Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gates Foundation Art the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of Acquisition Fund Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the 2016.9.4 2014.25.32 Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.38 Hand Untitled 1962 1967 Black Palms Donald Judd 1983 American, born 1933 American, 1928–1994 Robert Longo Bronze, wood, and steel Stainless steel and blue American, born 1953 29 1/4 × 52 1/2 × 22 1/2 in. Plexiglas, ten units Lacquer on wood and acrylic Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 6 × 24 × 27 in. each unit on metal on wood Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 120 × 96 × 29 1/2 in. the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the Wright Collection, in honor of 2014.25.15 Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the 2014.25.35 Seattle Art Museum Untitled (To Donna) 2014.25.45 1973 Untitled 1969 Stranger Here American, 1933–1996 Donald Judd 2000 Untitled Blue, yellow, and pink American, 1928–1994 Whitfield Lovell 1967 Donald Judd fluorescent lights Clear anodized aluminum American, born 1959 American, 1928–1994 96 × 24 × 8 in. and violet Plexiglas Charcoal on wood with fabric Stainless steel and blue Plexiglas, ten units Gift of the Virginia and 33 × 68 × 48 in. and lantern 6 × 24 × 27 in. each unit Bagley Wright Collection, in Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 42 × 29 1/2 × 8 in. Gift of the Virginia honor of the 75th Anniversary Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of Norman and and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of of the Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the Constance Rice the 75th Anniversary of 2014.25.21 Seattle Art Museum 2016.1 the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.36 2014.25.35 Urinal 1984 Broken Arrangement Robert Gober 2015–2016 American, born 1954 Brian Jungen Wood, wire, plaster and Canadian, born 1970 enamel paint Nike Air Jordans, painted fir 30 × 20 × 20 in. plywood, stainless steel Gift of the Virginia and Sculpture: 20 × 14 × 21 1/2 in. Bagley Wright Collection, in Plinth: 55 × 24 × 24 in. honor of the 75th Anniversary Margaret Fuller Purchase of the Seattle Art Museum Endowment 2014.25.24 2016.4 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 41 Untitled Girl A–side: G L A C I E R; conceived 2006, 1997 B–side: Glacier National executed 2013 Kiki Smith Park (Pendleton Park John McCracken American, born 1954 Series) American, 1934–2011 Wax figure on Plexiglas box 2013 Stainless steel with 21 colored pencil on Joey Veltkamp 94 × 19 × 12 in. paper drawings American, born 1972 Gift of the Virginia and 43 × 11 × 14 1/2 in.; 18 × 12 × Fabric (artist Tony Bagley Wright Collection 8 in. box Sonnenberg’s Lucky brand 2014.25.46 Gift of the Virginia and jeans), batting, thread Bagley Wright Collection, in 42 × 80 in. Giant Wedge of Pecan Pie honor of the 75th Anniversary Gift of Matthew Offenbacher 1963 of the Seattle Art Museum and Jennifer Nemhauser with 2014.25.75 funds from the 2013 Neddy American, born Sweden, 1929 Award in Painting Muslin soaked in plaster Brzozdowce II 2015.2.4 over wire frame, wood, 1973 painted with enamel Frank Stella TIME-BASED MEDIA 14 3/8 × 50 1/2 × 20 3/4 in. American, born 1936 Gift of the Virginia and Mixed media construction with Young Woman Warrior Bagley Wright Collection, in cardboard and wood Prepared for Battle honor of the 75th Anniversary 120 × 90 × 4 1/2 in. 2007 of the Seattle Art Museum Gift of the Virginia and Wynne Greenwood 2014.25.54 Bagley Wright Collection, in American, born 1977 honor of the 75th Anniversary Produced by Susanne Model: Wing‑nut, Proposed of the Seattle Art Museum Vielmetter, Los Angeles Colossal Monument for 2014.25.76 Projects Karlaplan, Stockholm Single channel DVD, color, silent, 1967 Jardim Botanico II running time 15 min. Claes Oldenburg 1975 Gift of Matthew Offenbacher American, born Sweden, 1929 Frank Stella and Jennifer Nemhauser with Wood relief with Liquitex paint American, born 1936 funds from the 2013 Neddy 46 3/8 × 48 × 12 1/2 in. Aluminum painted relief Award in Painting Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 96 × 130 × 8 1/2 in. 2015.2.6 Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of the Virginia and the 75th Anniversary of the Bagley Wright Collection, in WORKS ON PAPER Seattle Art Museum honor of the 75th Anniversary 2014.25.85 of the Seattle Art Museum Not Wanting to Say 2014.25.77 Anything About Marcel, Tumbleweed Litho A 1963‑1966 Untitled 1969 American, 1933–2017 1997 John Cage James Rosenquist Cy Twombly American, 1912-1992 Chromed barbed wire, neon American, 1928-2011 Lithograph on black paper and wood Bronze 28 × 39 1/2 in. 54 × 60 × 60 in. 34 1/4 × 29 × 13 3/8 in. General Acquisition Fund Untitled Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2015.22.2 1997 Cy Twombly Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of American, 1928-2011 the 75th Anniversary of the the 75th Anniversary of the Bronze Seattle Art Museum Seattle Art Museum 34 1/4 × 29 × 13 3/8 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2014.25.66 2014.25.80 Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.8

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 42 SO GOOD IT COULD Self Portrait with We’re ! (Wij HAVE BEEN Dayglow #1 (Bathrobe) Komen er uit!) Nederlandsche 2012 1964 Exlibris–Kring DAFT KUNTZ Collaboration Jim Dine 1947 between Victoria Haven and American, born 1935 M. C. Escher Dawn Cerny Paper collage Dutch, 1898–1972 Victoria Haven 25 × 20 1/2 in. Woodcut American, born 1964 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 12 × 11 in. Dawn Cerny Wright Collection, in honor of Gift of DeAnn and David Finkel, American, born 1979 the 75th Anniversary of the in memory of Harriet Clayton Silkscreen on paper Seattle Art Museum and Daniel Clayton 33 1/2 × 26 in. 2014.25.17 2015.20.4 Gift of Matthew Offenbacher and Jennifer Nemhauser with Leides (Holland) Krefeld Project #1–#12 funds from the 2013 Neddy 1916 2003 Award in Painting Theo van Doesburg Eric Fischl 2015.2.1 Dutch, 1883–1931 American, born 1948 Gouache on paper Portfolio of 12 framed prints Cendrars No. 928 10 3/4 × 7 in. with descriptive text and 1961 Gift of the Virginia and portfolio box Sonia Delaunay Bagley Wright Collection, in 24 × 28 in. each Russian, active in France, honor of the 75th Anniversary Gift of the Virginia and 1885–1979 of the Seattle Art Museum Bagley Wright Collection, in Gouache over pencil on paper 2016.3.7 honor of the 75th Anniversary 28 3/4 × 21 in. of the Seattle Art Museum Gift of Gladys and Sam Untitled 2014.25.20.1–.12 Rubinstein 2005 2014.26.7 Japan American, born 1969 1957 Soupault Sam Francis 1961 32 × 32 in. American, 1923–1994 Sonia Delaunay Gift of Greg Kucera and Larry Watercolor on paper Russian, active in France, Yocom in honor of Rebecca 29 3/4 × 22 1/8 in. 1885–1979 and Alexander Stewart Gift of Gladys and Gouache over pencil on paper 2014.27.1 Sam Rubinstein 28 3/4 × 20 3/4 in. 2014.26.11 Gift of Gladys and Sam Le Feu d’Artifice Rubinstein ca. 1934 Composition 2014.26.6 Raoul Dufy 1935–37 French, 1877–1953 Otto Freundlich 52 Drawings Gouache and watercolor German, 1878–1943 SO GOOD IT COULD (for Cy Twombly) on paper Pastel on paper HAVE BEEN 1972 19 1/2 × 25 1/2 in. 21 × 14 3/4 in. 2012 Jim Dine Gift of Gladys and Gift of Gladys and DAFT KUNTZ Collaboration between Victoria Haven and American, born 1935 Sam Rubinstein Sam Rubinstein Dawn Cerny Pencil on paper 2014.26.16 2014.26.13 Victoria Haven 8 1/4 × 6 1/4 in. each American, born 1964 Dawn Cerny Gift of the Virginia and Vele Sulla Manica American, born 1979 Bagley Wright Collection, in Undated Silkscreen on paper Raoul Dufy 33 1/2 × 26 in. honor of the 75th Anniversary Gift of Matthew Offenbacher of the Seattle Art Museum French, 1877–1953 and Jennifer Nemhauser with 2014.25.16 Gouache and watercolor funds from the 2013 Neddy on paper Award in Painting 2015.2.1 20 7/8 × 25 3/16 in. Gift of Gladys and Sam Rubinstein 2014.26.17

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 43 Life on the Sidelines Suprematist Composition Bridge from Mill Creek Park, 2014 1924 Youngstown, Ohio Klara Glosova Anna Kogan 1983 Czech, works in the Russian, 1902–1973 Alfred Leslie U.S., born 1969 Gouache on paper American, born 1927 Watercolor on paper 12 1/2 × 29 3/4 in. Watercolor on paper, series 54 × 120 in. (15 sheets each Gift of Gladys and of five 18 × 24 in.) Sam Rubinstein 18 × 24 in. each Gift of Matthew Offenbacher SC2015.2 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley and Jennifer Nemhauser with Wright Collection, in honor of funds from the 2013 Neddy Self–Portrait the 75th Anniversary of the Award in Painting 1912 Seattle Art Museum 2015.2.5 Käthe Kollwitz 2014.25.42 German, 1867–1945 Thermometer Etching and transfer, printed in Wall Drawing Maquettes 1960 dark brown ink 1991 13 × 10 1/4 in. Sol LeWitt American, born 1930 Gift of DeAnn and David Finkel, American, 1928–2007 Charcoal and pastel on paper in memory of Harriet Clayton India ink 22 × 15 1/2 in. and Daniel Clayton 18 × 24 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 2015.20.2 Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Weberzug (March of the the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum Weavers) Seattle Art Museum 2016.3.2 1893–1897, published ca. 1931 2014.25.43.1–.2 Käthe Kollwitz Untitled (Study for Wall piece) German, 1867–1945 Tête d’Homme (Man’s Head) 1981 Etching 1931 10 3/4 × 15 3/4 in. Joan Miró American, 1923–2015 Gift of DeAnn and David Finkel, Spanish, 1893–1983 Drawing on board with in memory of Harriet Clayton Gouache, watercolor, brush maquette, in Plexiglas box and Daniel Clayton and black ink and pastel 13 1/2 × 40 1/2 in. 2015.20.1 on paper Gift of the Virginia and 24 13/16 × 18 1/8 in. Bagley Wright Collection, in Étude pour Equation Des Plan Gift of Gladys and honor of the 75th Anniversary Mouvants Sam Rubinstein of the Seattle Art Museum ca. 1931 2014.26.8 2014.25.37 František Kupka Thermometer Czech, active in France, Windsurfers in Antigua 1960 Untitled 1871–1957 1987 Jasper Johns 1957 Mixed media or gouache Malcolm Morley American, born 1930 Charcoal and pastel on on paper British, born 1931 paper American, 1910–1962 11 × 10 in. Watercolor on paper 22 × 15 1/2 in. Ink on paper Gift of Gladys and Sam 20 × 28 1/2 in. Gift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, 9 × 12 in. Rubinstein Gift of the Virginia and Bagley in honor of the 75th Gift of the Virginia and 2014.26.5 Wright Collection, in honor of Anniversary of the Bagley Wright Collection, in the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 2016.3.2 honor of the 75th Anniversary Reclining Nude Seattle Art Museum of the Seattle Art Museum ca. 1930 2014.25.48 2016.3.3 Gaston Lachaise American, born France, Suprematist Composition 1882–1935 ca. 1921/23 Pencil on paper Nina Kogan 18 × 23 in. Russian, 1887–1942 Gift of the Virginia and Gouache on paper Bagley Wright Collection, in 12 1/2 × 9 5/8 in. honor of the 75th Anniversary Gift of Gladys and of the Seattle Art Museum Sam Rubinstein 2014.25.39 SC2015.3 SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 44 Study for Tumbleweed Chandelier Spin 1964 2012 James Rosenquist Gary Simmons American, 1933–2017 American, born 1964 Pencil and chalk crayon Color aquatint etching on paper 41 × 30 1/2 in. 22 × 30 in. Gift of Greg Kucera and Gift of the Virginia and Larry Yocom in honor of Bagley Wright Collection, in Derrick Cartwright honor of the 75th Anniversary 2014.27.2 of the Seattle Art Museum 2014.25.68 Birds 1951 Hanging Down Saul Steinberg 1947 Romanian American, 1914–1999 Collage German, 1887–1948 14 × 11 1/2 in. Collage Gift of the Virginia and 8 1/2 × 6 1/2 in. Bagley Wright Collection, in Gift of the Virginia and Bagley honor of the 75th Anniversary Wright Collection, in honor of of the Seattle Art Museum the 75th Anniversary of the 2016.3.6 Seattle Art Museum 2016.3.5 All she wants to do is dance (Fran) Two Sides 2009 1971 Mickalene Thomas Ann Leda Shapiro American, born 1971 American, born 1947 Mixed-media collage Watercolor on paper 15 × 10 1/4 in. 20 × 14 in. Gift of the artist and Lehmann Gift of Matthew Offenbacher Maupin, New York and Jennifer Nemhauser with 2015.1 funds from the 2013 Neddy Award in Painting Le Bain 2015.2.2 1894 Félix Vallotton Woman Landing on Man in the Swiss, 1865–1925 Moon Linocut 1971 6 1/2 × 4 in. Ann Leda Shapiro Gift of DeAnn and David Finkel, Watercolor on paper in memory of Harriet Clayton 20 × 14 in. and Daniel Clayton Gift of Matthew Offenbacher 2015.20.3 and Jennifer Nemhauser with funds from the 2013 Neddy Drawing 1973 Award in Painting 1973 2015.2.3 John Walker British, born 1939 Chalk, charcoal, and pencil on paper 41 × 26 1/2 in. Woman Landing on Man in the Moon Gift of the Virginia and Bagley 1971 Ann Leda Shapiro Wright Collection, in honor of Watercolor on paper the 75th Anniversary of the 20 × 4 in. Seattle Art Museum Gift of Matthew Offenbacher and Jennifer Nemhauser with funds from 2014.25.81 the 2013 Neddy Award in Painting 2015.2.3

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 45 NATIVE AMERICAN Thunderbird and Sisiutl Robe 2016 PAINTING Maxine Matilpi Kwakwaka’wakw Nation, Crow Hop IV Ma’amtagila–Tlothwitis Band, 2014 born 1956 Rick Bartow Melton wool, wool stoud, Native American, Wiyot, cotton cloth, shell 1946–2016 58 × 69 in. Acrylic and graphite on canvas Ancient and Native American 72 × 96 in. Art Acquisition Fund and Ancient and Native American General Acquisition Fund Art Acquisition Fund 2016.11 2015.16 WORKS ON PAPER M.G. Bird Singing 2014 The Hunter and the Wolf Series Rick Bartow (5 prints) Native American, Wiyot, 1994 1946–2016 Greg Colfax Acrylic on panel Makah, born 1948 11 × 14 in. Silkscreen Gift of Philip Stoiber in memory 21 × 29 in. of Dick and Eddie Stoiber Gift of Doug and 2015.13 Thelma McTavish 2015.5.1–5 SCULPTURE DEACCESSIONS Nesting Seaweed Baskets 2004 As part of continuous Diane Douglas–Willard assessment of the collection, Haida, born 1956 SAM may choose to remove Cedar root, grass an artwork from its collection Various dimensions through an official process Gift of Karen H. and called . Robert B. Kvavik SAM follows the guidelines 2015.12 established by the Association of Art Museum Directors Black–on–black Plate (AAMD) when deaccessioning Black–on–black Plate 1965 artworks. Funds produced 1965 Maria Poveka Martinez from the sale of deaccessioned Maria Poveka Martinez American, San Ildefonso American, San Ildefonso Pueblo, artworks are used only to 1887–1980 Pueblo, 1887–1980 acquire new artworks. SAM has Clay, slip Clay, slip Diameter: 11 in.; height 1 3/4 in. published a list of previously Gift of Michael and Diameter: 11 in.; height 1 3/4 in. deaccessioned artworks at Leslie Ray Bernstein Gift of Michael and http://www1.seattleartmuseum. 2015.4 Leslie Ray Bernstein org/deaccessions, and this 2015.4 list will be updated regularly as changes to the collection are made.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 46 FINANCIAL & MEMBERSHIP REPORT Earned revenue through admissions, museum store, STATEMENT OF OPERATING ACTIVITY FOR and café sales totaled 19% of fiscal year 2016 operating FISCAL YEARS 2015 AND 2016 (JULY 1, 2014 – JUNE 30, 2016) revenue. Membership and event revenue provided 17% with the balance of contributed revenue providing 46%. Of the REVENUE FY 2016 % FY 2015 % $29.9 million in total operating expenses, $17.5 million, or Admissions $3,157,110 10% $1,809,610 7% 59%, was program-related. This represented a 14% increase in program spend year over year. Accession of art objects Museum Store and Café $2,643,138 9% $2,212,871 8% through purchases generally utilizes donor-restricted funds Membership and Events $5,123,547 17% $4,938,509 19% and is not listed in the statement of operating activities. Corporate Grants $736,509 2% $821,217 3% As of June 30, 2016, temporarily restricted net assets and investments restricted for long-term purposes, including Foundation Grants $1,064,396 4% $942,219 4% funds held in outside trusts, were $119.1 million and $115.9 Government Grants $567,833 2% $577,824 2% million, respectively. Individual Gifts $3,550,749 12% $3,849,330 15% The museum’s audited financial statements provide In–kind Gifts $438,399 1% $253,045 1% more detail and are available upon request. Net Assets Released $7,725,176 25% $5,711,286 23% The Seattle Art Museum enjoys support from a strong from Restrictions membership base. In fiscal year 2015 SAM had 30,246 Endowment Payout $4,295,507 14% $4,275,899 16% member households and in fiscal year 2016 that Other $778,434 4% $711,703 2% number grew to 34,762 member households. TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE $30,080,798 100% $26,103,513 100%

EXPENSE FY 2016 % FY 2015 % Education $1,491,079 5% $1,306,726 5% Exhibition and Collection Care $6,517,729 22% $5,289,312 20% Facilities $5,873,829 20% $5,602,587 21% Marketing $1,132,060 4% $1,276,685 5% Museum Store and Café $2,006,072 7% $1,626,803 6% In–kind Gifts $438,399 1% $253,045 1% Development $2,489,058 8% $2,652,061 10% Administration $4,562,283 15% $4,493,049 17%

Depreciation $5,354,048 18% $3,589,822 15%

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE $29,864,557 100% $26,090,090 100%

NET OPERATING SURPLUS/ $216,241 $13,423 (LOSS)

Planned deficits funded by application of reserves

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 48 ATTENDANCE During fiscal year 2015, the total attendance across all three FISCAL YEAR 2015 ATTENDANCE Seattle Art Museum locations was 691,520 visitors. During fiscal year 2016, we served a total of 873,618 visitors across SAM’s SEATTLE ART MUSEUM three locations. The figures below include member and general public attendance during public hours, private events, public TOTAL 276,740 programs, and school tour attendees. The Olympic Sculpture Park Public-Hour Attendance 228,884 attendance during public hours is estimated. Public Program 16,511 & SAM Events School Tours Attendees 15,383 Group Sales 15,962

OLYMPIC SCULPTURE PARK

TOTAL 331,798 Public-Hour Attendance 315,350 Public Program & 3,902 SAM Events School Tours Attendees 1,043 Group Sales 11,503

SEATTLE ASIAN ART MUSEUM

TOTAL 82,982 Public-Hour Attendance 66,589 Public Program & 8,422 SAM Events School Tours Attendees 3,321 Group Sales 4,650

TOTAL 691,520

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 50 FISCAL YEAR 2016 ATTENDANCE SEATTLE ART MUSEUM

TOTAL 411,847 Public-Hour Attendance 355,267 Public Program 24,059 & SAM Events School Tours Attendees 19,007 Group Sales 13,514

OLYMPIC SCULPTURE PARK

TOTAL 384,074 Public-Hour Attendance 361,200 Public Program & 15,164 SAM Events School Tours Attendees 640 Group Sales 7,070

SEATTLE ASIAN ART MUSEUM

TOTAL 77,697 Public-Hour Attendance 63,838 Public Program & 8,471 SAM Events School Tours Attendees 2,147 Group Sales 3,241

TOTAL 873,618

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 51 VOLUNTEERS & STAFF SAM Volunteers are an impressive group of individuals with 706 active volunteers in FY 2015 and 698 active volunteers in FY 2016. Each volunteer makes a commitment to help SAM VOLUNTEERS connect art to life. From 2015 through 2016 volunteers donated nearly 72,000 service hours across 30 dynamic positions, making them part of the foundational core of the SAM family.

They are committed to providing excellent customer service to the diverse communities of guests SAM serves by providing educational tours and making personal connections. Volunteers strive to ensure creative experiences with a lasting impression. Others work behind the scenes, assisting staff with the museum’s stewardship responsibilities in the offices and libraries. Their work allows the museum to be accessible to anyone who wants to visit or participate. The year 2015 saw the addition of two new types of volunteers within our program: One Day Volunteers and Emeritus Volunteers. The One Day Volunteers have been instrumental in helping us with larger events like Remix and SAM Lights. The Emeritus Volunteer status gives us the opportunity to maintain connections to long-serving volunteers who are ready to retire from a regular volunteer shift, but still want to participate in the social and educational aspects of the program.

Overall, SAM’s volunteer program is making significant progress in growth and programming. We have been tracking volunteer retention for several years and are pleased to announce that retention continues to hold above the national average of 60%. Our highest percentage of volunteers is in the 26- to 35-year-old age range, with the second-highest group in the 56- to 66-year-old range. We continue to work toward our goal of aligning our gender and ethnic diversity to King County census rates. The work of all our volunteers allows us to achieve so much, and SAM continues to be enormously grateful to them.

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 53 We thank the following people who volunteered Danny Bobrow Joyce Campbell Nelson James Clune during fiscal years 2015 and 2016: Yoshiko Boley Kathleen Capacci Madison Cohee

Patricia Agostino Kimber Bang Alayna Bone Linda Capell Eliana Colachis Glass

Nina Alaghemand Isabella Barnett Jasmine Boothroyd Diana Caplow Stephanie Comstock

Melissa Alexander Janet Barrientos Sandra Bordin Linda Capriotti Richard Cook

Mary Jayne Allen Bertha Barriga Elisabeth Bosch Shannon Carlstrom Barrett Cooney

Danie Allinice Marilyn Batali + Emery Bourgon Gianna Carotenuto Camille Coonrod

Ilse Allison Alexa Bauman Teresa Bourke Daniela Carrillo Bob Corwin

Lynne Allison Diane Baxter Isabel Boutiette Patrice Carroll Anne Counts

Zuhra Amini Chloe Bazlen Emily Bowden Milton “Joe” Carter Erica Cowan

Polly Amkraut Amber Bearden Monica Bowen Danitza “Dani” Casselman Jeanne Cox

Patrick Anderson Patricia Beasley Anastassia Bowers Marcia Cecil Jessica Craig

Cora Anderson Bicknell Walter Beaumont + Leslie Boyer Jennifer Cha Camille Crocetti

Natalie Antupit Becker Marilyn Braarud + Saira Chambers Mary Alice Crosson

Tsuneko Aoki Christopher Beckman Emily Brown Heather Chan Stephanie Crowley

Keiko Arakane Claire Beglau Renee Brown Courtney Chaney Mary Jean “MJ” Cuaycong

Kyra Arnett John Beierle Erin Bruce Chia-Yuan “Mandy” Chang Brian Cuddy

Collet Arraj Deanna Bell Jenatha Bruchon Lisa Chang Tate Cuneo

Daniel Ash Leah Bell Natalie Bruecher Catherine Chapman Linh Cung

Deborah Ashin Miriam Berger Mary Rae Bruns + Grace Chapman + Margaret Cunningham

Jacqueline Ashwell Michael Besozzi Bethany Bryan Charlotte Chase Hope Dana

Amber Atkins Seema Bharati Carly Buckalew Karen Chen Fiona Dang

Jane Ault Lekha Bhargavi Melissa Buckell Zhihui Chen Brenna Darroch

Lucienne Auz Marilyn Biely Cory Budden Deanna Chew-Freidenberg Jeanette Dassel +

Youssef Azami Madison Bigelow Ana Burk-Ibarra Adeline Chin Spary Dauterman

Cynthia Baber Grace Billingslea Chris Butler Emily Choate Anne-Marie Davis

Elizabeth Bacon Aya Bisbee John Calavitta Shau-Lee Chow Jan Davis

Lisa Bade Sara Blair + Sandra Caldwell Patrick Chung Kathleen Davis

Nathan Baldwin Danielle Blais Kristy Calhoun Nan Clark Signe Davis

Theresa Ball Shawna Bliss Ida Callahan Marilyn Clarke + Robin Dearling

Aaron Balter Jean Bobo Lilly Campbell Greta Clogston Nicholas Decicco

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 54 Lauren Deherrera Margaret Erwin Joanna Gerber + Elizabeth Bangasser Hall G. Herbert “Herb” Holley

Kathryn Dennis Jerry Farmer John Gerhard Moorea Hall-Aquitania Sheila Holtgrieve

Faith Desvaux Pamela Farrel + Julie Gerrard Joyce Halldorson + Pamela Honegger

Anne Devore Joseph “JR” Faulkner Jessamyn Gilbert Lars Halstrom AJ Honore

Roberta DeVore Hayley Fawthrop Annabelle Goavec Nadia Hamid Katherine Hoppe

Marita Dingus + Brendan Fejarang Kim Goff Katharine Hanske April Huang

Claudia Haspedis Dixon Loren Feldman Cynthia Goldberg Ann Hardy Adah Hudson

Xin Dong Brittany Ferguson Kathleen Golden Susan Hardy Elizabeth Hughes

Bridget Donovan Mariela Fernandez Tessa Goodhew Elise Harper Brenda Humphrey +

Christopher Drasbek Tiesha Fields Mary Goodrich Maggie Harvey Carla Humrich

Emma Dubery Amber Fiol AV Goodsell Miranda Hausberg Dorian Hunter

Michael Dudley Annika Firn Patricia Gordon + Tess Havas Brandon Hupp

Janice Dunkley + Rose Fisher Anna Goss Leanne Hawkins Karen Hust

Elizabeth Durand Sylvia Fisher Kalin Goss Nicole Hayungs Jessica Huynh

Maria Durham Delaney Flood Mirai Goto Vivian Heckinger Nancy Hwang

Erin Dwyer Patricia Flowers Patrick Grace Anne Hedin Di Hyde

Christopher Eastman Madeline Foley Diane Gray Catherine Heffron + Jasmine Ines

Eleanor Eaton * Dana Forhan Patricia Green Ross Henderson Joel Irving

Joan Ebenal Carol Frankel Kathryn Greenberg Carla Hendrickson + John Irwin

Marilyn Eldrenkamp + Connie Fu Lacey Grove Barbara Hennig Sari Israel

Kaley Ellis Helene Fuhrman-Gold Antonia Gschwend Bryan Hennig Arbok Ives

Katie Elm Timothy Albert Fujii Ava Gulassa Gema Hernandez Kaoru Izumiyama

Don Elman Barbara Fuller Mollie Gunnoe Ulla Hiatt + Shari Jacobellis

Linda Elman Bryan Garcia Yang Guo Joan Hibbs Merrily Jacobs

Katherine English Karina Garcia Leatrice Gutmann + Diane Hildebrand Maha Jafarey

Laura Engstrom Matthew Gardner Ian Gwin Hannah Hirano Karthik Jaganathan

Cathy Ennis Ananya Garg Elizabeth Haag Sally Hirst + Kristin Jamerson

Alycia Ensminger Lauren Garnese Haber Amy Hirtzel Ching-Ping Jan

Lynn Erickson Kirsten Gausch Rachel Habib David Ho Jean Jarvis

Celeste Ericsson Jean-Louis Gazabat Mary Kay Haggard Janey Hoff Madeline Jarvis

Katrina Ernst Muneera Gerald Sholeh Hajmiragha Kristin Hofmeister Neli Jasuja

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 55 Jacqueline Jeffers Bobbi Kirk + Jon Leung Mia Martincic Midori Morimoto

Victoria Jendretzke Ken Kirk Marge Levy Justin Masi Max Morley

Song Jeong Evelyn Klebanoff + Chia-Chi “Brook” Liao Rayna Mathis Katharine Morris

Tinghui Jiang Diana Klein Nina Lin Paula Matthews Calley Morrison

Audrey Johnson Christine Kline Yun-Chien Lin Lynda Matthias Lisa Mothersbaugh

Eliza Johnson Kenneth Knapp Hiroko Lindsey Mary Rae Mattix Susan Mozer

Emma Johnson Ayumi Kojima Anne Lipner Gina May Pamela Mudd

Jessica Johnson Shannon Kopelva Angela Liu James May Liz Muktarian

Katie Johnson Madeline Kopf-Patterson Anna Liu Marina Mayne Eva Munday

Lara Johnson Caroline Koplowitz Chang Liu Shirley McCabe + Amity Muntz

Stephanie Johnston Lauren Kopp Yan Liu Faithe McCreery James Murphy

Sarah Kadish Lucy Krause Yifan “Evan” Liu Josephine McEntire Jennifer Myers

Peggy Kallsen Victoria Kunze Harriet Lodge Lora-Ellen McKinney Jodi Myers

Meng Kang Natalia Kvon Luis Loera-Torres Patricia McLean Shannon Myrin

Min Jung Kang Yuen “Toni” Kwong Hillary Long Kay McQueen Sungmin Na

Suky Kang Adriana Laigo Shirley Loper + Rupal Mehta Kate Nack

Chris Karamatas Mary Lamery Amelia Love Diego Mejia Montano Tiffani Nailon

Mary Karcher Larry Lancaster Faye Lovvorn Athea Merredyth Tomomi Nakajima

Jaskern Kaur Darla Lane Barbara Lowe Mumtaz Mesania Blake Nakatsu

Marcia Kauzlarich Caitlin Langfitt Caitlin Luebbe Seth Messinger Anna Neff +

Emi Kawaguchi Madolyn Laurine Susan Lynette Anika Michaelsen Sanaz Neissani

Joyce Kawahara + Melia Lawrence Elizabeth MacCready Anna Miner Karin Nelson

Carolyn Keck Tin Le Jane MacKinnon Suzanne Miyahira Binh Nguyen

Susan Kegel Christine Lee Alex Mangubat Katayoon Moazzami Jennifer Nguyen

Madeleine Kehl Hyoeun Lee Andrea Mann Nathan Moderwell Nhi Nguyen

Pamela Keller Ju-Hsin “Alice” Lee Pollyanna Manning Lucy Momoh Kaya Nieves

Alison Kettering Mindy Lee Jacqueline Manson Jordan Monez Karen Nims

Emma “Max” Kibblewhite Paula Lee Ezio Manzin Alexander Montgomery Michiko Niwa

Eunyoung Kim Rita Lee Rebekah Marquez Janice Moon Yurie Noda

Ji Eun Kim Wendy Lemaster Iris Marshall Jisoo Rachel Moon Kaitlin Nowlin

Erin King Diana Leung Jeanne Martin Kate Morgan Amy Oates

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 56 Maeve O’Briant Kassaundra Porres Julia Reitan Clay Satterfield Glenn

Colleen Obrien Nancy Preg + Yue Ren Robin Savage Maxwell Singler

Emma Obrietan Olivia Price Myriah Reynolds Judith Schainen Noah Sisk

David Obuck Deborah Prince Citlaly Reynoso Jeanette Schanilec Bradyn Sloan

Patricia O’Connor Ryon Prince Sarah Richmond Louis Scheck Erica Smith

Clarissa O’Francia Rohini Prinja Hannah Ridenour Stephanie Scheer Molly Smith

Elizabeth Oldham Ann Pryde + Michelle Rios Milana Schneider Robert Smith

Shirley Oliver + Toni Pulikas Katherine Robbie Catherine Schreiber Tuesday Smith

Sophia Orlando Jan Pulliam Nancy Robbins Leigh Schroeder Andrea Smith-Clarke

Maggie O’Rourke Natsiree Puttavon Norita Robbins + Diane Schuman Araya Sol

Izzy Ortiz Laura Quandt Anne Robinson + Valerie Schurman Stela Solar

Lillian “Scotty” Ottaviano Catherine Quinn Barbara Robinson Briar Schwartz Anna Somers

Xiyu Ouyang Nazlee Radboy Donna Jo Robinson + Barbara Schwonke Thinguoc Son

Eleanor Ozburn Suzanne Ragen + Jill Robinson Pamela Searle Rekha Sood

Hae Rim “Jenny” Park Azar Rahimi Dehaghani Joey Robinson Charyl Kay Sedlik Kirk Spencer

Lauren Park Erin Ralston Philip Rodrigues Janet Seery Jessica Spicknall

Jenny Parker Jean Ramberg Nancy Rodriguez Suzan Setel Christie Spielman +

Chuck Parrish Marcus Ramirez Suzanne Roen * Bianca Sewake Leah Sprague

Ken Patterson Pallavi Rane Virginia Rogalsky Michele J Shaw + Carey Stangl

Traci Paulk Gilbert “Gil” Rankin * Rosita Romero Jiaying “Grace” Shen Kevin Stant

Paul Pauper Elizabeth Ransom Rowena Rosales LaVera Shields Carolyn Stark +

Elisa Pelaia Barbara Ranta Harriet Rose Laurie Shimoda Jenness Starks

Alejandro Pérez Benn Shaheed Rashid Rachael Rosen Ella Shkurina Mia Steiner

Carol Perry Leo Rauf Nancy Ross-Bruels Samira Shokati Sarah Stevenson

Jennifer Petti Judith Raunig-Graham Karin Roth Danielle Shull John Stewart

Janamarie Peyton Madelyn Rawlinson + Susan Routh + Ligia Maria Silva Dawn Stinson

Susan Phillips Reed Redman David Rue Emily Simanton Heather Stinson Reiff

Michael Pierce Phoebe Reed Max Salire Richard Simkins Muriel Stoker

Hayley Pike Evelyn Reingold + Marjorie Sanders C. Wendy Simons Sara Strasner

Kaeley Pilichowski Christine Reis Nina Sanders Edward Sin Shizu Sugiura

Heather Pogue Fritzie Reisner Christina Sarin Shirley Sing Zeyu Sun

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 57 Euna Sung Susan Tseng Susanne Werner-Ross

Padget Sutherland Shawnee Tucker Maia Whitehorn

Hana Suzumura David Turner Paula Whitham

Bill Swenson Howard Turner Sheila Wiley

Carol Szender Doris Twiford Caitlin Willhoite

Noelle Taber Emily Tyler Hollis Williams

Akiko Takeda David Urban Cindy Wilson

Theodore Tamasovich Megan Uribe Rachel Wilson

Takumu Tamazawa Rachel Van Ness Susan Winokur

Cheng Tao Nailla Vanderkolk Stephanie Wolfe

Kay Tarapolsi + T. J. Vanslyke Sarah Wu

Barbara Tate+ Christina Varvel Shannon Wunderlich

Heather Taylor+ Chrystal Vavoulidis Sarah Wyer

Elizabeth Tegeler Michael Velkov Karen Yae

Gail Temple Sarah Vilendrer Miyuki Yamamori

Brooke Terteling Mandira Virmani Haoyue “Sapphire” Yang

Kokoro Terukina Rebekah Voeller Yi “Sunita” Yang

Nia Thomas Kanako Volonakis Melenie Yap

Susan Thomason Laura VonDerlage Christine Yarrow

Christine Thomsen Shivani Vyas Catherine Yin

Kara Thoreson Alayna Wagers Lynn Yoshimoto

Emily Thurston Pran Wahi Joanna Young

Susan Titcomb + Lou Wainer Linda Youngs

Susan Todd Suzanne Walker Sarah Yu

Diana Carolina Torres Mary Wallace + Patricia Zeisler

Samantha Tran Degan Walters Boyu Zhang

Simon Tran Kathy Waltz + Jiefu Zhang

Matthew Trecha Bill Wardwell Tong Zhu

Eli Tripoli Yoko Weaver

Karen Trubner-Kent Mark Weber + over 20 years of service * denotes deceased Peter Tsang Yuxi “Silver” Wei

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 58 DIRECTOR’S DIVISION Content Specialist/Copywriter CURATORIAL DIVISION Margaret Hess STAFF Illsley Ball Nordstrom Dawn Quinn Art Administration Chelsea Werner–Jatzke Director and CEO Deputy Director for Art Kimerly Rorschach Communications Associate Administration Manager of Board Relations Whitney Lackey Zora Foy Marie Bouvet Communications Coordinator Exhibitions and Executive Assistant Carlos Garcia Publications Manager Alice Bruce Tina Lee Naomi Stiffelman Marketing Associate Wendy Saffel Exhibitions Coordinator Gardner Center Kaley Ellis Marketing On–call Rachel Hsu Director Emerita Caitlin Dundon Megan Peterson Mimi Gardner Gates Laurel Friedlander

Allegra McFarland Editor Director of Gardner Center Madeline Thomas Sheryl Ball Sarah Loudon Theresa Wright

Art Asian Art Department and Public Relations

Gardner Center Coordinator Susan Brotman Deputy Kristianne Huntsberger Public Relations Manager Director for Art and Amelia Love Rachel Eggers of European Wendy Malloy Painting and Sculpture COMMUNICATIONS CONSERVATION Chiyo Ishikawa Director of Public Relations and Marketing Chief Conservator Curatorial Associate Cara Egan Nicholas Dorman Sarah Berman

Director of Communications Objects Conservator Collections Coordinator Domenic Morea Liz Brown Jeffrey Carlson

Collections Care Manager, SAM Associate Director Curatorial Coordinator Julie Creahan Gregory Thompson of Communications Jessica Ventura Lead Visitor Services Officer Cindy McKinley Jenae Williams 12-year SAM employee Collections Care Manager, Asian Art Museum Design Manager Marta Pinto–Llorca Ann M. Barwick Curator Nina Mettler of American Art Collections Care Technician Patricia Junker Senior Designer Monica Cavagnaro Natali Wiseman Curator of Art of Archival Technician Digital Designer Africa and Oceania Barbara Robertson Stephanie Fink Pamela McClusky

Project Coordinator, Graphic Designer Foster Foundation Asian Art Collaborations Rush Fay Curator of Chinese Art Rachel Harris Foong Ping (Leong Ping Junior Graphic Designer Coordinator for Conservation Foong) Loren Feldman Lauren Barach Hannah Hirano Curator of Japanese and Korean Art Xiaojin Wu

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 59 Associate Curator for Asian Contributors Circles Associate Assistant Membership Manager Museum Educator for Teen, School & Educator Programs Art Michael Breeden Victoria Long Family & Multigenerational Melanie King Programs Manager of School Major Gifts Coordinator Membership Customer Lindsay Huse Kestin & Educator Programs Jon and Mary Shirley Emily Guillen Service Center Lead Anna Allegro Curator of Modern Katheryn Gullickson Education Assistant and Contemporary Art Major Gifts Assistant Honor Hawkins Senior Museum Educator Catharina Manchanda Erin Ralston Membership and Margaret O’Rourke Stephanie Samera Admissions Lead Anthea Song Curatorial Assistant Institutional Giving Theodore Tamasovich Museum Educator for School Carrie Dedon SAM Camp Assistant and Educator Programs Institutional Giving Officer Special Events Melissa Derecola Melanie Enderle Sarah Michael Curator of Native Madeline Thomas Kathryn Higgins Paula Tharp American Art Director of Special Events Brooke Hutchison

Barbara Brotherton Andrea Burgess YWCA Intern Craig Van Den Bosch Institutional Giving Associate Brisdeli Garcia–Maldonado Betty Bowen Award Intern Charlotte Couch SAMS Liaison & Events Umi Mohamed Associate Manager of Becca Raymond Ella Dorband Coordinator Educator Resources Amanda Reeves Emily Kersten Public Programs Anna Elam

Institutional Giving Officer– Emerging Arts Leader Intern Foundation and Government EDUCATION DIVISION Manager of Public Programs School & Educator Zuhra Amini Relations Philip Nadasdy Programs Associate Kayla Skinner Deputy Director Erika Nelsen Lynda Swenson Libraries of Education and Public Program Associate for Art Programs Librarian Institutional Giving & Environment School & Educator Regan Pro Traci Timmons Administrator Leah Oren Programs Coordinator

Esther Alabi Rayna Mathis Coordinator for Education and Associate Librarian Program Associate for Public Public Programs Yueh–Lin Chen Membership Programs FINANCE & OPERATIONS Marcus Ramirez Keala Aronowitz DIVISION Erin Bailey DEVELOPMENT Membership and Annual Operations Giving Director Public Programs Coordinator Tiffany Tessada Museum Educator for David Rue Chief Development Officer Chief Operating Officer Interpretive Technology Christopher Landman Richard Beckerman Donor Services Supervisor Tasia Endo Project Coordinator

Katherine Gordon Linda Fenstermaker Development Coordinator Operations and Special Projects Emily Eddy Community Programs Jillian Mednick Manager Film Programs Lyndsey Baldwin Student Assistant Donor Services Lead Associate Director for

Beimnet Demelash Suzanne Motheral Community Programs Manager of Film Programs Finance and Operations Priya Frank Greg Olson Donor Services Representative Coordinator Individual Giving Evyan Horton Noel Frodelius–Fujimoto Emerging Arts Leader Intern Austin Kim Projectionist Director of Individual Giving Simon Tran Robert Wendt Brenan Chambers Finance and Accounting Linda Rabadi Fair Jack Ondracek Teen, Family and SAM Fund and Premier Larry Price Finance Director Contributors Circles Manager Multigenerational Programs Membership Manager Aaron Ridenour Nancy Zwieback Helen Nesbitt Rian Kochel Senior Manager for Teen, Director of Finance Jeffrey Petrie Campaign Associate Family & Multigenerational Richard Heine

Laureen Ng Programs Membership and Sarah Bloom Controller SAM Fund Coordinator Dawn Beck Tara Peters

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 60 Accounting Manager Product Manager, Facilities Maintenance Kai Hsu Admissions Representative Tiffany Pugh Online Experiences Engineer Gary Jones Tina Asavaphanlert Ella Dorband Scott Elkins Lauri Kuoppamaki Lori Boucher Accounts Payable Lead Ty Garceau Morgan Mills Jim Chin Amy Rice Manager of Audiovisual Services Scott Hand Sado Mohamoud Annabelle Clerc Kevin Higinbotham Luis Montes James Stone Kseniia Darouze Revenue Accountant Ravinder Sidhu Annie Sun Brittaney Davis Kirstin Bayer Audiovisual Services Caihong Wen Melissa Derecola Engineering Assistant II Accountant Site Manager Sam Xaybanha Chelsea Elzinga Bohdan Shink Peter Spieker A. Cooper Whitlow Huilian Xue Merilee Jones Natalie Krick Administration Audiovisual Technician Custodial Engineer Tracy Montes Human Resources Jonas Gushurst Tore Hoven Rose Moreland Manager of Administrative Sophia Zimmerman Brett Muckler Director of Human Resources Services Admissions Ryan R Peterson Elizabeth Detels Stephen Dwyer Private Events Sharece Phillips

Senior Human Resources Director of Admissions Chelsea Skorka Receptionist Generalist Associate Director of Amy Domres Zaithwa Somaje Landry Desmond Kathleen Maki Private Events Chonthicha Sumattra Noel Frodelius–Fujimoto Erin Brophy Admissions Manager Theodore Tamasovich Robert Watson Manager of Volunteer Jenny Cornish Karina Pirtle Tariqa Waters

Programs Frances Whitt Facilities Marketing Manager Loading Dock Clerk Jennifer Woods Admissions Assistant Manager Elizabeth Meacham Eric Geniesse Bryan Edenfield Customer Service Center Lead

YWCA Intern Jenna Harburg Event Services Manager Operations Assistant LaVera Shields Admissions Volunteer Matthew Spencer Shannon Scully Daniel Ehn Supervisor Dawn Tyler Lawrence Cenotto Legal Danielle Allinice Event & Group Sales Manager Sara Jensen Customer Service Center Lawrence Cenotto Environmental Services Legal Counsel & Admissions Supervisor Bernel Goldberg Facilities Environmental Services Admissions Supervisor Ilsa Olsen Viviana Pitta Supervisor Carmon Jenkins Retail Operations Director of Facilities Bruce Feil Abigail Reno Technology Lee Richardson Michael Pettitt Manager, SAM Gallery and Admissions Lead Director of Technology SAM Shop Facilities Operations Manager Environmental Services Lead Chantell Boswell Timothy Rager Jody Bento David Cronin Alexander Pacely Christopher Campbell

Nicholas Palmer Austin Kim Senior Systems Engineer Assistant Manager of Facilities Coordinator Amy Miller Keith Latta Retail Operations Yung Koo Environmental Services Sumie Nagahama Lindsey Dabek Technician Ilsa Olsen Senior Software Engineer Olympic Sculpture Park John Banke Andrew Schultz Richard Keating Lead Buyer Gardener Kouadio Bohoussou David Snead Renata Tatman Robert McCullough Mei Chang Dawn Tyler Business Systems Programmer Analyst Ching Chen Assistant Gardener Admissions and Financial Coordinator Tom Douglass Sharon Coo Michael Lewis Retail Sales Lead for Retail Operations Joseph Dillon Jack Harris Jr Bree Quatacker Digital Media Manager Shawki El–Bakkoush Facilities Assistant Savannah Tabb Chirag Thakkar Asha Gagaweyne Matthew Finn Joshua Gleason SAM Gallery Coordinator Systems Support Manager Rodger Greene Lead Engineer Elizabeth Lopez Brian Kirk Terence Gunn Garret Fosmire Hsiu–Ming Hsieh Shawn Kirchner Chin Ming Hsu

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 61 Lead Sales Associate Lead Visitor Services Officer Janis Hill David Thanphilom Associate Preparator Asphodel Denning Nicholas Brown Myleya Hill David Thomas Joshua Gosovich Landry Desmond Rebecca Bush Salena Hill Jennifer Till Wendy Wees Dominick Dedominico Sarah Hollingsworth Ethan Tyrer Registrars Patience Doss Mark Howells Daniel Udell Sales Associate Christopher Keenan Laura Humes Sasha Van Schalkwyk Senior Registrar Robin Adornato Nathan Lincoln Katherine Humphreys Heather Wade for Exhibitions Christine Arnett Daniel Marlow John Jung–Simard Caroline Wallace Leesha Alston Mariah Behrens Shannon McConnell Mary Kallem Andrew Walsh Philip Stoiber Kseniia Darouze Vaughn Meekins Sam Kenyon Yun-Wei Wang Anna Foy Sara Osebold Danielle Khleang Kerry Weinrich Registrar for Loans India Giudici Michael Pettitt Kathleen King Sadie Wendler Lauren Tucker Ari Glass Scott Roseburrough Monique Klipsch Robert Wendt Susan Gochoel Mariusz Stanczak James Koehnline Alexandrew Wong Registrar for the Collection Caitlin Lee Mark Thomas Yung Koo Andy Wong Michele Miller Erin Mathisen Gregory Thompson Thomas Krueger Yu–Hsuan Wu John Page Stephen Kummerer David Yamato Associate Registrar for Loans Vanessa Palas Visitor Services Officer Stephen Le Rose Yasukochi Lauren Barach Jennifer Singer Alan Abdulkader Stephanie Lince Andrea Young Emilia Slimon Kathleen Albright Jonathan MacKinnon Rebecca Zabawa Assistant Registrar Sable Smith Chloe Allred Erika Maeda Lauren Zalewski for Exhibitions Dean Anderson David Maki Megan Peterson Lena Whittle Susan Apple Rebecca Mattox MUSEUM SERVICES Saydie Wilson Carrie Arpin Nicolette McConnell Assistant Registrar–Rights and Christopher Aubin James Melatini Director of Museum Services Reproductions Shipping and Receiving Scott Augustson Morgan Mills and Chief Registrar Ashley Mead Coordinator Julia Baker Merlin Moon Lauren Mellon Adrian Smith Ashley Balderas Mirra Moran Rights and Reproductions Maia Bersenadze Anna Moroz Coordinator for Museum Administrator Security Lauren Bishop Zewditu Mulugetta Services Matthew Empson Director of Security Dennis Bonifacio Austen Mumper Hannah Hirano Brandon Weathers Emily Burnham William Neyhart Photographer

Yen Ji Byeon Alyssa Norling Exhibition Design Elizabeth Mann Security Manager Lauren Cattey Robert Ordonez Cyrus Ghiasvand Ariel Cartwright Lillian Orrey Director of Exhibition Design

Vincent Chien Stephen Parsons Chris Manojlovic Security Supervisor Marianna Clair Monica Pauls Ronald Bordelon Carrie Connor Georgia Raynor Bruce Bunting Kelly Cook Carson Rennekamp Paul Martinez Lucas Calderon Stephanie Cost Keegan Russell Kurtis Dingler Joshua Davis Kobe Ryan Preparator/Mountmaker Danielle Nicas Brandon Sarah Salvador Rebecca Grim Roy Stanton Ashley Driscoll-Perez Kelvin Sanchez Scott Hartley Brian Wallace William Estvanik Camille Scofield Taggard Wood Michelle Flannelly Waits Caitlin Scott Preparator

Kieran Foldvik Katherine Selvocki Matthew Gervais Dispatcher Irina Franz Noah Sisk Robert Howells James Ghormley Noel Frodelius–Fujimoto Sable Smith David Nevarrez Preparator–Exhibition Lighting Michael Funari Sam Smith Deborah Priest John Thornbury Christopher Gammon Marta Solomianko

Katelyn Garza Kye Stone Preparator–Art Handler Lead Rabecca Goodwin Amy Stromme Jared Moore Felecia Graham Colin Supplee

Thomas Hanchett

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 62 THANK YOU We thank the following generous individuals and James and Gaye Pigott $10,000–$14,999 Carol Bobo organizations who contributed to SAM during the Stephan and Catherine Roche Jim and Margaret Allison Heidi Charleson 2016 fiscal year. Douglas and Theiline Scheumann Anonymous Oliver E. and Pamela Cobb

Charles and Lisa Simonyi Fund Watson and Jane Blair Richard and Bridget Cooley $50,000–$74,999 for Arts & Sciences SAM’S INDIVIDUAL Betty Bottler David R. and Jane Davis DONORS Nancy Alvord Jairus and Winifred Stratton Gary and Vicki Glant Dee Dickinson $500,000 and Above Bill and Melinda Gates Robert and Kathryn Strong Aya S. Hamilton Kathleen Dickinson Jeffrey and Susan Brotman William H. Gates and Paul Sturm and Flora Ling Lenore Hanauer Pamela Ebsworth Barney A. Ebsworth Mimi Gardner Gates $15,000–$24,999 Andrew and Susan Hutchison Lindsey and Carolyn Echelbarger Jon and Mary Shirley Jerry and Lyn Grinstein Foundation Jay and Mary Jayne Jones Anonymous David T. Jones and Allan and Barbara Ferrin Maryanne Tagney Bagley and Virginia Wright John and Gwen McCaw Carl and Renee Behnke Richard and Maude Ferry Foundation Robert Kaplan and John and Shari Behnke Margaret Levi Estate of Margaret L. Fisher Ann P. Wyckoff William and Vicki Reed Mikal and Lynn Thomsen Matthew and Kim Bergman Tom and Jeannie Kundig William E. Franklin $250,000–$499,999 Jerry Tone and Martha Wyckoff Estate of Norman Davis Stephen J. Kutz and Anne E. Gittinger The Alvord-Gerlich-Rhodes Justin and Delaney Dechant Courtney Womack Joshua and Pamela Green, III Family Doug* and Maggie Walker James Degel and Jeanne Steven and Lynn Mowe Mark Groudine and Janet Ketcham, Will and $25,000–$49,999 Berwick John and Sally B. Nordstrom Cynthia Putnam Beth Ketcham, and Sam and Sylvia Ketcham Chap and Eve Alvord Bert Green and Laura J. Peterson Peter M. Hartley and Alexandra Brookshire Sheila B. Noonan Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Roberta Sherman $100,000–$249,999 Amin and Afshan Lakha Peter and Patricia Haug Anonymous Gursharan and Elvira Sidhu Thomas W. Barwick Stewart M. Landefeld and Gary Horsfall and Bruce and Ann Blume Margaret Breen Brad L. Smith and Kathy Corrinne Martin Estate of Agnes M. Griffin Surace-Smith Cliff Burrows and Anna White Don and Carla Lewis Peter and Peggy Horvitz Pete and Julie Rose Josef Vascovitz and Michael and Lauri Corliss Michael and Barbara Malone Philip H. Isles Herman* and Faye Sarkowsky Lisa Goodman John Frank and Delia E. Jampel Mary Kay McCaw Ted and Linda Johnson Charles and Barbara Wright Vijay and Sita Vashee Estate of Gladys M. Harrington Scott and Abbie Morris Ajay Wadhawan and Peter and Mary Kerr Mandira Virmani $75,000–$99,999 Sam and Sylvia Ketcham Christine Y. Nicolov Allan and Mary Kollar Jeff and Judith Greenstein Mark Wheeler and Judith A. Fong Furman and Susan Moseley Brooks and Suzanne Ragen Christopher and Alida Latham Richard and Elizabeth Hedreen Bill and Sally Neukom Carrie Delaney Rhodes $5,000–$9,999 Judy A. Maginnis Firoz and Najma Lalji Charles and Eleanor Nolan Jean Rhodes Tom Alberg and Judi Beck Blake and Molly Nordstrom Paul Leach and Susan Winokur Doug and Nancy Norberg Stan and Ingrid Savage Jerry and Rita Anches Jim and Katherine Olson Stuart and Lee Rolfe Linda Nordstrom Vicki Soderberg Parry Stan and Alta Barer Marda Phelps Everett P. and Andrea Paup Frank S. Bayley

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 64 Charles and Yvonne Pigott Kent and Barbara Chaplin Mel and Sheila O’Neal $1,000–$2,499 Peter and Frances Bigelow Timothy and Lori Punke Eric and Meryl Charles Charles and Teruko Pace Willie and Dorothy Aikens Beth Billington

Ann Ramsay-Jenkins James and Barbara Crutcher Robert and Annette Parks Richard and Constance Albrecht Norman and Danielle Bodine

Kimerly Rorschach and Carl and Lorene Davidson William and Janet Pauli Kenneth and Marleen Alhadeff Jason M. Boettcher John F. Hart Charley Dickey and Sheila Brandon Pedersen Phoebe Andrew Barbara BonJour Jon and Judy Runstad Wyckoff-Dickey Mary Pigott Anonymous T. William and Beatrice Booth John Shaw Jim and Mary Dunnam John and Joyce Price Ryan and Luanda Arai J. Cleve and Judith Borth . Skar and Terry and Linda Finn Kathleen Lindberg Herbert and Lucy Pruzan Ray and Edith Aspiri Dennis Braddock and Peggy O’Brien Fogliano Janice Niemi David and Catherine Eaton Ann L. Pryde Michael Atalla Skinner Doris H. Gaudette Erik and Berit Breivik Jeff and Tricia Raikes John and Merritt Atwood Aron Thompson Dr. W. Benson Harer Jonathan and Bobbe Bridge Michael Robins Mark and Deborah Bailey Rick and Suzy Titcomb David Hewitt and Marcia Wagoner Geary and Mary Britton-Simmons Virginia P. Rorschach Jeff Bair and Jane Wells David Tseklenis and Carol Kipling John and Ellen Hill Mary E. Brown Jon and Patricia Rosen Carson Baker and David and Romayne Watt Lars and Sheridan Hollender Christina Koons Richard Brown and Julia Pablo G. Sanchez Grogan-Brown Chris and Sherryl Wilson Ronald and Gail Irving Mary M. Baker Princess Lada Schuiski S. Lori Brown Brian and Shelley Wineke Stan Jonasson and Michael Baker and Judy Tobin Linda Jangaard Thomas and Janet Seery Michael J. Broz and Carol S. Wright John and Arleen Balciunas Sherrie L. Crow Gary Kunis Frank Shrontz David E. and Linda Wyman Joseph and Karyn Barer William L. Bryant and Langdon S. Simons Frances J. Kwapil Barbara M. Feasey Klaus and Marcia Zech Jimmy and Patty Barrier James and Janet Sinegal Joan Lasersohn Robert Byers and Jane Hutchins John M. and Kay Baxter Suzanne P. Smith $2,500–$4,999 Jeanne Marie Lee Barbara Cahill Thomas S. Bayley Carlyn J. Steiner Bruce and JoAnn Amundson Jerry and Charlene Lee Lorrie Cardoso Gregory and Noelle Beams Charles and Delphine Stevens Anonymous (2) Mark Levine and John Keppeler Robert and Janitta Carithers Lynly Beard Daniel and Ann Streissguth Robert and Clodagh Ash Lex Lindsey and Lynn Manley Irving and Olga Carlin Matt J. Bennett and Daniel Strommen and Bill and Nancy Bain James and Christina Lockwood Mike Hayden C. Kent and Sandra Carlson Michael Guittard Peter and Jane Barrett Frank and Judith Marshall Ronald L. Berenstain Barrie J. Carter and Victoria R. Sutter Eileen Lennon Armandino and Marilyn Batali Bruce and Cheryl Maxwell Ralph M. Berry and Norie Sato Paul Urla and Becky A. Lenaburg Bob and Mary Casey John A. Bates and Carolyn Corvi Kirby and Diane McDonald James L. Beug and Judith A. Whetzel Carol S. Lick Michael and Cathy Casteel David and Joanna Beitel Scott and Shelley McIntyre Curtis G. Wong and Sunil Bhagia Oisika Chakrabarti Peter and Kelly Boal Glen and Alison Milliman Anne Rudden Sudeep and Seema Bharati Vikram Chalana Lola Bode John F. and Laurel Nesholm Steven and Mary Wood Inderpreet Bhutani Brad and Judy Chase Ellen Carnwath Beatrice Nowogroski David and Sally Wright Su-Wan Y. Chen Tony Cavalieri and Ellen Look Lee J. Obrzut and Daniel T. Ling Tachi and Leslie Yamada

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 65 Jon and Joan Christoffersen Cliff Freed Linnard R. Hobler Lorrie A. Langdale, M.D. Jerry C. Meyer and Nina Zingale

Michael and Lyn Citron Kendal Gabel Rod and Nancy Hochman Leo W. Lange and David A. Middaugh and Sheila Edwards Lange Mary Rae Bruns Dwayne and Terese Clark Richard and Jane Gallagher Patricia I. Hoffer Peter Langmaid and Dave Milkowski and Robert and Kristina Clawson Edward and Hope Garrett Randall and Jan Holbrook Audrey Shiffman Dolly Milkowski

Steven and Judith Clifford Richard and Mary Beth Gemperle Douglas O. Howe and John L. Larsen and Gale Picker Carolyn Miller Robin DuBrin Michael Coulson and Natalie Gendler Philippe and Juliet Le Dorze E. Miller Patricia Orellana Gretchen Hull William and Ruth Gerberding K. Claude and Bernadette Lee Yoshi and Naomi Minegishi George and Anne Counts Drs. George and Peggy Hunt Julie T. Gerrard Sharon M. Lee Donald and Pamela Mitchell Cheney and Mary Cowles Terry J. Hunziker Jeffrey Gerson Ven and Winnie Lee Caroline Mock Fenwick and Vivian Crane Edward and Jill Im Anthony and Patricia Ghosn James W. Leslie and Colin and Martha P. Moseley Jack and Janet Creighton Rae Ingram Jeanne E. Tweten Kenneth Gladden and Marc Mrkvicka and Erik Cullen and Dawn G. Lepore Mary Ireland Victoria and Jessica Leslie Cynthia Pierce Laurie Alexander Golub Jim and Nancy Irwin Mark Levy and Marcia Sohns Rachana Mundra Keith Cunningham and Craig Marker John Gossman and Jacki Roberts Dean M. Ishiki Greg and Corina Linden Douglas Murdock and Beth Rappaport Caroline D. Davis Philip and Grad David and Lucile James David and Susan Lindsey Stephen Hadley and B. Gerald Johnson and Nathan P. Myhrvold and John and Lynne Deal Steven and Anne Lipner Rosemarie Havranek Marie E. Lawrence-Hadley Linda R. Larson Robert and Karin DeSantis E. W. Littlefield, Jr. Bruce and Amy Niermeyer William L. Haines Clyde and Sandra Johnson Susan E. Detweiler Donald and JoEllen Loeb Chuan Nguyen and Mike Halperin and Jodi Green Kevin and Lisa Johnson Stella Jacobs Dennis Doyle Ron Lone and Jana Mohr Lone Duncan A. Haas and Celeste Keaton and Lisa Brummel Marc and Sally Onetto Michael Doyle Birgit Walbaum Brian and Betsy Losh Vashti Key John and Mary Pat Osterhaus Richard P. Draves and Ronald J. Hardin and Chai and Joy Thal Mann Martha Moran Draves Linda Cantrell Debbie Killinger Dorothy H. Mann Michael and Lita Otani Michael B. King and Drs. Fred Drennan and W. Alden and Beverly Harris Michael Parham and Hyeok Kim Teresa Massagli Nancy M. Neraas Bill and Holly Marklyn Lee Hartwell and Theresa Naujack Gloria B. Peck James and Gaylee Duncan Timothy and Megan Kirley Ian and Margaret Marks Scott J. Havel Eric Peterson and Barb Dr. Edward and Mimi Kirsch George and Beverly Martin Kathleen S. Dwyer Pomeroy Mike Hayden Willis Kleinenbroich Mary Rae Mattix Ren and Tamsin Erickson Ursula Pfeffer Elizabeth Hebert Christine Kline Bob and Pamela McCabe Ellen L. Ferguson and Don and Sue Phillips Greg and Rebekah Hensley Kumuda Kali Thomas and Heidi Koontz Katherine Rosling McIntyre Carl and Makiko Pirscher Richard and Marilyn Herzberg Jens Fischer and Susanne Michael and Katherine Lake Bill McJohn Wagner-Fischer Rodger Platt and Naomi Arin Michael and Andrea Hess Mary Lampson David McLanahan and Robert and Deborah Fleming Rohini Prinja Robert and Joan Hibbs Gail Tanaka Robert and Micki Flowers David Higley and Shannon Loftis Sarah E. Merner

J. Gary and Sally Hirst Jeff and Jamie Merriman-Cohen

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 66 W. E. and Wendy Rabel Adam and Laura Selipsky Mark and Arlene Tibergien SAM’S FOUNDATION, $25,000–$49,999 GOVERNMENT, Carol Radovich Julia Sensenbrenner Diane Tice AND CORPORATE Anonymous (2) Stephen D. Ramsey and Mildred Sevener* Meenakshi Tomar SUPPORTERS Bank of America Ann E. Jones Stephen and Mary Ann Shea Laurie Towey $250,000 and Above Charles Schwab Gilbert and Ingrid Rankin Kurt and Kylee Shintaffer Rae Tufts Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Christie’s Michael and Jamie Rawding Greg Simmons and Betty Daniel Turner Northern Trust Alexandra E. Read, M.D. Jeanette Brynn $100,000–$249,999 Kenneth J. Tuskes Phillips ArtsFund Eric and Heather Redman Jonas Simonis and David and Shirley Urdal Sotheby’s Jillian Barron The Boeing Company Jon Reed and Nicholas J. Utzinger and Starbucks Nobuko Akashi-Reed Michael and Megan Slade Delta Air Lines John R. Rochford The Stranger Maureen Reilly Sergey Smirnov The Hearst Foundation Inc. Jerry and Melanie Vavrek The Terra Foundation for Stephen P. and Paula R. Reynolds Brian and Laurel Smith King 5 Television Moya Vazquez American Art J. Thurston and Richard B. and Gayle Green Smith Catherine Roach Jean B. Viereck Union Bank Stela Solar Seattle Art Museum Supporters Todd and Donna Rosenberg Hemant and Geeta Vyas $10,000–$24,999 Eugene and Jean Stark Seattle Office of Arts & Culture Dilip Wagle and Dr. Len and Gretchen Rosoff Airlines John and Jenness Starks Darshana Shanbhag The Seattle Times Gatis and Jolie Roze Baird Alexander C. and Tom and Connie Walsh The Sherman Fairchild Elizabeth D. Rudolf Rebecca D. Stewart Foundation Nicholas and Silvia Waltner The Blakemore Foundation Stephen and Elizabeth Rummage Dorothy Stimpson BNSF Railway John and Marilyn Warner $50,000–$99,999 Richard Rynes Philip E. Stoiber The Foster Foundation Todd and Ruth Warren 4Culture David and Lu Ann Santillanes Henrik and Rebecca Strabo Four Seasons Hotel Seattle Linda T. Watanabe Art Mentor Foundation Lucerne Robert and Shake Sarkis Byron G. Strange Hotel 1000 Jerry and Vreni Watt Institute of Museum and Martin Savage William and Barbara Street Library Services Brian Weinstein and KCTS Television Carlo and Lalie Scandiuzzi Dick and Hope Stroble Gaylene P. Vaden Jacob and Gwendolyn Nordstrom Lawrence Foundation Frederick and Caroline Scheetz Dean and Audrey Stupke William and Gail Weyerhaeuser Olson Kundig Architects KNKX 88.5 Jason and Betsy Schneier Helen R. Stusser P.J. Wilcynski Parent Map Korea Foundation Pablo Schugurensky Travis Sugarbaker Wallace Wilkins Perkins Coie LLP National Endowment for Latif Sebbane and Shweta Swami Marcy Woodruff the Arts RealNetworks Foundation Natalie R. Hartkopf Stephen and Britt Thal Richard and Barbara Wortley Target Earl and Charyl Sedlik Viswamouli Thirumurthy Mark Zimmermann and Tranche Cellars U.S. Bank Foundation Joel and Andrea Selig Beth Hacker Robert and Marion Thomas Visa U.S. Trust Peter Seligmann and Patricia M. Thorpe and Lee B. Rhodes * denotes deceased Wells Fargo Bank Heather L. Krause Weyerhaeuser

SAM Annual Report 2015–2016 | 67 $5,000–$9,999 Ben Bridge Jewelers Inc. Mithun Bloomberg BNY Mellon Wealth MTorres America Management FPT USA Corp Overlake Medical Center Branded Entertainment Goldman Sachs & Co. Network, Inc. Perkins+Will

Holland America Line Calfo Harrigan Leyh & Eakes Pine Street Group LLC

LMN Architects The Commerce Bank of Business Journal Washington McKinstry Company Pyramid Communications Coughlin Porter Lundeen, Inc. Pacifica Law Group Resources Global Professionals Cozen O’Connor R. D. Merrill Company S. L. Pitts PC Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Regence BlueShield Seed IP Enwave Seattle Room & Board Shannon & Wilson, Inc. Foster Pepper PLLC TalkingRain Beverage Co. Inc Walt Disney Company Garvey Schubert Barer Team Photogenic Washington IBM Club Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP The Thanksgiving Foundation West Monroe Partners Hart Crowser, Inc. Wright Runstad & Company $2,500–$4,999 Helsell Fetterman, LLP ZGF Architects LLP Bellevue Coins Hillis Clark Martin & Zillow Coldwell Banker Bain Peterson P.S.

Four Seasons Hotel New York Hitachi Consulting In-kind

The Gaitan Group PLLC Home Owners Club Please report corrections to Development Department at Honeywell International HUB International 206.654.3258. JAS Design Build Inn at the Market

KEXP 90.3 Kibble & Prentice

Mayflower Park Hotel Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Stoel Rives LLP Korry Electronics

$1,000–$2,499 KPMG LLP 4ColorFusion Lane Powell PC

Alexis Hotel–A Kimpton Hotel Lease Crutcher Lewis

Art Institute of Seattle MCG

Artech Fine Art Services Melbourne Tower

Aspect Consulting, LLC MG2

Attachmate Milliman Inc.

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