Walker Art Center Annual Report 12 13 Contents

Letter from the Executive Director 3 Measures of Success 9 Annual Fund 15 Financial Statement 32 Board of Trustees 36

Bruce Conner’s THREE SCREEN RAY (1961/2006) in the exhibition The Renegades: American Avant-Garde Film, 1960-1973 © Estate of Bruce Conner, T. B. Walker Acqusition Fund, 2010 Year in Review Letter from the Executive Director

BY OLGA VISO

As I reflect on the past year, the final words of the Walker’s mission statement resonate profoundly in my mind: “Walker programs examine the questions that shape and inspire us as individuals, cultures, and communities.” The fiscal year ending June 30, 2013, saw an art center animated by exactly this aim—an active engagement with the world around us, from organizing exhibitions, screenings, and performances by global artists to leading planning efforts around our hometown’s parks and downtown spac- es, hosting discussions about art, activism, and politics in person and online to organizing crowd-pleasing community get-togethers, from artist-designed mini golf and Rock the Garden to our surprise hit, the Internet Cat Video Festival. In ways small and large, serious and playful, we’ve been active in our communities—here in Minnesota, in the larger sphere of contemporary art, and the world beyond. Our nearly 16-acre campus welcomed some 580,000 people this year, including more than 275,000 who came to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden to take part in our summerlong celebration of its 25th anniversary, made possible with lead sponsorship from Target. Many came to see the Garden’s newest artwork, generously purchased by a group of board members in honor of Walker director emeritus Martin Friedman: Kris Martin’s Olga Viso poetic For Whom …features a clapperless bell that swings but doesn’t ring, Photo: ©Walker Art Center offering an elegiac meditation on mortality. The Walker maintained its strong commitment to accessibility, with 73% of all visits to the Walker and the Garden free of charge last year. Popular free admission days like Target Free Thursday Nights and Free First Saturdays, sponsored by Ameriprise Financial and Medtronic Foundation, welcomed more than 74,000 people last year alone. In addition to our events in partnership with nearly 220 local community organizations, we reached an additional 229,000-plus visitors with our touring exhibitions and performing arts events in cities around the world, demonstrating our commitment to serving communities, whether down the street or around the globe. The excellence, innovation, and vitality of our ex- tensive programming are critical to affirming the Walker’s position as one of the top five most-visited modern and contemporary art museums nationally, and among the most popular tourist attractions in Minnesota. While the year’s most popular show featured the compelling photos of Cindy Sherman, many exhibitions explored politically charged themes through works by artists from the US and around the world, including a Walker-organized survey of Mexico City–based artist Abraham Cruzvillegas’s autoconstrucción works and The Museum of Non Participation: The New Deal by London-based artists Karen Mirza and Brad Butler. The traveling exhibition This Will Have Been: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s was supplemented by an online series featuring the voices of artists and activists who played key roles in Minneapolis during that pivotal decade. A cross-departmental collaboration brought Minnesota-born, Los Kris Martin, For Whom …, 2012 Angeles–based artist Fritz Haeg here for a yearlong residency, with support Photo: Gene Pittman, Walker Art Center from the Bush Foundation and the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board, which resulted in three projects related to reviving the domestic and re- imagining food production: a Foraging Circle in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, an Edible Estate front-lawn garden in the Twin Cities suburb of Woodbury, and Domestic Integrities, an in-gallery display of yields from 3 the harvest, hosted on a gigantic community-made rug. Additionally, we presented young artists working with abstraction (Painter Painter), with support from BMO Private Bank, and historical looks at multidisciplinary art (Dance Works III: Merce Cunningham/Rei Kawakubo, The Renegades: American Avant-Garde Film, 1960–1973), among others. Walker-organized exhibitions continue to feed our acquisitions program in meaningful ways as we track the development of emerging artists around the globe. Three solo exhibitions in particular—Baby Marx by Pedro Reyes (2011); The Parade: Nathalie Djurberg with Music by Hans Berg (2011); and Minouk Lim: Heat of Shadows (2012)—have resulted in major acquisitions this year. Eighty new works in all came into the Permanent Collection, either through acquisitions or gifts, this year, including a diverse array of works in various disciplines by artists including Shusaku Arakawa, Tony Conrad, Installation view of the exhibition Cindy Jimmie Durham, Frank Gaard, Isamu Noguchi, Lorraine O’Grady, Adrian Sherman, 2012 Piper, Allan Sekula, and Kara Walker. Finally, the Robert Rauschenberg Photo: ©Walker Art Center Foundation acknowledged the truly interdisciplinary nature of our collection with a signifi cant gift of unique works on paper by such iconic performing artists as Merce Cunningham, Simone Forti, Trisha Brown, and others, adding great depth to our holdings in this area. Our Performing Arts program interrogated the world around us as well. The BodyCartography Project premiered its Walker-commissioned ecological melodrama Super Nature on the McGuire Theater stage, exploring animal/human relationships through movement, dance, and installation art. Engaging with the climate crisis, Cynthia Hopkins’s This Clement World linked the artist’s personal story of addiction and recovery to our reliance on fossil fuels. Online, Hopkins and meteorologist Paul Douglas discussed the roles of art and science in environmental pres- ervation, a topic the pair also took up during a public panel discussion Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Cactus with other climate scientists. Choreographer Kyle Abraham used dance River (2012), the fi rst commission for the Walker Channel to explore gender and race in hip-hop culture, while Laurie Anderson Screenshot from the Walker Channel brought her timely and politically potent Dirtday! to the Walker just prior to the 2012 presidential election. DIRTY BABY—a collaboration between guitarist Nels Cline, poet David Breskin, and artist Ed Ruscha—presented a time-lapse version of Western history with a focus on the Iraq War. We also welcomed legends of the fi eld from around the globe, including contemporary dance and theater by women from South Africa, Cote d’Ivoire, Mozambique, and Morocco; renowned dancemaker Miguel Gutierrez; a celebration of dance innovator Deborah Hay; and a rousing festival in celebration of John Zorn’s 60th birthday, capped by a performance by the man himself, among many others. The Film/Video department continued its riveting program of global, RiverFirst, a new plan for parks along the independent, and experimental fi lm with a diverse array of premieres, Mississippi River corridor in Minneapolis fi lmmaker talks, and events—some 170 in all, including Dialogues and Image courtesy Minneapolis Parks Foundation Retrospectives with Noah Baumbach and Claire Denis with support from ©KVA/TLS Anita and Myron Kunin. The Walker-commissioned short fi lmCactus River, by Thai fi lmmaker Apitchatpong Weerasethakul, premiered exclusively on the Walker Channel before a screening in the recently refurbished Walker Cinema. Jim Hubbard’s United in Anger documentary recalled the strat- egies of HIV/AIDS activism pioneered by ACT UP, while Natalia Almada introduced her fi lms about life along the US/Mexico border, includingEl Velador, a meditation on Mexico’s drug war seen through the lens of a night watchman who oversees the Culiacán cemetery where slain drug kingpins are laid to rest. The Walker has also been undertaking a major initiative, generously funded by the Bentson Foundation, to preserve, digitize, and present works from the Walker’s Ruben/Bentson Film and Video Study Collection. Key to this project are fi lms by Maya Deren and Bill Morrison, 4 although others, including early Soviet films and Lawrence Schiller’sThe American Dreamer, have been digitized as well. Our programming in the visual, performing, and media arts is bolstered by the generosity and active participation of our dedicated affinity groups. The Walker is fortunate to have a committed group of donors participating in our Collectors’ Council, which offers a special forum for dialogue and learn- ing around the visual art of our time and contemporary culture. I am grateful to Amy Kern and Greg Stenmoe for serving as co-chairs, and to Abbot Downing and NetJets for sponsoring the group last year. Our dance, theater, and music performances benefit from our Producers’ Council members who help underwrite our Performing Arts program; I’d like to extend a special 2013 Internet Cat Video Festival, thank you to co-chairs Nor Hall and Dave Moore. And I am grateful to Bill Minnesota State Fair Pohlad and Elizabeth Redleaf for their strong support of the Film/Video pro- Photo: Tony Nelson gram and ongoing service as co-chairs of the Film Society. The Walker was also involved in working to shape our city through various projects. Closest to home, we invited artists, architects, engineers, and designers to erect a mini-golf course on our campus, creating a popular summer destination sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, while activating the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden during the summerlong celebration of its quarter-century anniversary. Our administration, education, and design staff were involved with city-focused work as well. We were an active partner, with the Hennepin Theatre Trust and Artspace, in a yearlong planning process called Plan-It Hennepin supported by an Our Town grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, aimed at developing a cultural corridor extending from the Walker to the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis. We continued hosting the Next Generation of Parks lecture Abraham Cruzvillegas: The series, part of RiverFirst, a 20-year master plan to redevelop Minneapolis’s Autoconstrucción Suites Catalogue riverfront. Organized as a way to engage citizens in imagining the future of our landmark parks system, the Next Generation of Parks series was copresented by the Minneapolis Parks Foundation, the University of Minnesota’s Department of Landscape Architecture and College of Design, the Minnesota Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, and the Walker. Our reach into the world expanded dramatically this year as well. Walker-organized touring exhibitions—Lifelike, Graphic Design: Now in Production, and The Parade: Nathalie Djurberg with music by Hans Berg among them—reached audiences in New York, Los Angeles, Grand Rapids, New Orleans, San Diego, San Francisco, and Austin, while Walker- Walker on the Green: Artist-Designed commissioned performances by artists including playwright Young Jean Mini Golf Lee, drummer Glenn Kotche, and choreographer Miguel Gutierrez were performed across the country and overseas. And our first annual Internet Cat Video Festival drew 10,000 people to our green space in late summer 2012, spawning a second edition at the Minnesota State Fair in 2013, sponsored by Animal Planet, and a tour that’s welcomed feline fanatics from Oakland to Brooklyn to Isreal and beyond. Originally conceived as part of Open Field, our three-year experiment in social practice on the Walker’s grassy hillside, the festival brought attention from news outlets around the world, from Time magazine to The Guardian, CNN to CBS Sunday Morning. We’re also in dialogue with the world through our publications plat- forms, which include books and catalogues designed by the Walker design Noah Baumbach, Frances Ha, 2012 studio, the mnartists.org community hub for Minnesota’s arts culture, and Courtesy IFC Films the Walker’s news-style homepage. The Walker blogs got a facelift this year, and a new one was added: Walker Seen “makes the social seen” at the Walker, featuring photos of artists installing their work, openings, Art School events for members, and, through a series called “The Visitors,” the diversity of people who make this place special. 5 Our New Media Initiatives department also unveiled a redesigned collections site and a new online home for the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. The mobile site, great for use in the Garden via a smartphone, serves as the Walker’s fi rst fully responsive web app. Finally, our homepage continued offering an array of contextual stories, artist interviews, videos, and blog posts that spark conversation and bring to life art at the Walker and beyond. And walkerart.org welcomed well more than 2 million unique visitors who racked up more than 6.5 million page views over the year. Much of this content put the Walker at the center of vital conversations about art and life. The site concluded the series Lowercase P: Artists & Politics, which engaged artists—including Paul Chan, Laurie Anderson, Trevor Paglen, and Eyal Weizman—through an exploration of ways that they address personal and political questions about power, inequality, and participation. Our blogs continued to give glimpses behind the scenes at the Walker, offer key context for the work we present, and address pressing newsworthy issues. Writing for The Gradient design blog, for instance, Walker design fellow Sang Mun addressed revelations of NSA surveillance of US citizens. During his manda- Walker Blogs Homepage tory military service in his native South Korea’s army, he served as an NSA contractor. Later, in design school, he used some of those experiences to de- velop a protest typeface, dubbed ZXX, designed to thwart optical character recognition (OCR) scanners. The year’s most popular blog post, it garnered 80,000 page views. Such awareness of what’s going on around us has, for the past few years, benefi ted our work as a truly contemporary art center. It has also provided a constant reminder of the ongoing economic challenges our nation and world face. But with recovery upon us, I’m pleased to report that the Walker has again fi nished the fi scal year with a balanced budget for the 32nd consecutive year. We are extremely grateful for the generous support of so many close friends—members, foundations, government organizations, trustees, and corporate partners—which makes it possible for the Walker to maintain a strong fi nancial position while presenting today’s most exciting art and artists. Walker Permanent Collections Site It also allows us to engage, educate, and serve the public through a diverse array of offerings; and affords us important opportunities to rethink our own practices and create innovative and original programs. A notable celebration last year was Avant Garden, the Walker’s annual fund-raising event hosted in September 2012. Co-chaired by Walker trust- ee Monica Nassif and Lisa Denzer, this festive soirée welcomed more than 800 guests to fantastic tents in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and featured host Mark Wheat of 89.3 The Current and an exclusive Minneapolis DJ summit. To all of our Avant Garden committee members, sponsors, and guests, I want to thank you for your generous support of this key benefi t event, which helped to raise more than $369,000 to support the Walker’s operations and programs. For supporting all that we do at the Walker, I want to offer special thanks to our Premier Partners—Delta Air Lines, General Mills, Star Tribune, and Target. I also want to thank the voters of Minnesota for supporting the Walker through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. Avant Garden 2012 Lastly, I would like to extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to the Board Photo: ©Walker Art Center of Trustees under the leadership of president Jim Dayton and our gifted and passionate staff for their collective efforts in realizing the Walker’s mission through its extraordinary programming and initiatives. Because of the support and patronage of visitors, members, and contributors, the Walker is a leading center and vital civic resource for contemporary art and culture.

6 View of the exhibition Cindy Sherman Photo: ©Walker Art Center

View of the exhibition Fritz Haeg: At Home in the City Photo: ©Walker Art Center

7 The BodyCartography Project, Super Nature, 2012 Photo: ©Walker Art Center

Walker on the Green: Artist-Designed Mini Golf, 2013 Photo: ©Walker Art Center

8 Measures of Success

As a mission-driven organization, the Walker Art Center measures its successes beyond the balance sheet. The following statistics and information highlight key aspects of the Walker’s mission: Artistic Leadership and Innovation, Audience Engagement and Civic Commitment, and Stewardship.

Artistic Leadership and Innovation

WALKER-ORGANIZED EXHIBITIONS 6

The Living Years: Art after 1989 WALKER PUBLICATIONS 2 The Renegades: American Avant-Garde Film, 1960–1973 Dance Works III: Merce Cunningham/Rei Kawakubo Open Field: Conversations on the Commons Abraham Cruzvillegas: The Autoconstrucción Suites Abraham Cruzvillegas: The Autoconstrucción Suites Painter Painter The Museum of Non Participation: The New Deal

PERFORMING ARTS COMMISSIONS 6 PERFORMING ARTS PREMIERES 4

Miguel Gutierrez & the Powerful People: And lose the name of Miguel Gutierrez & the Powerful People: And lose the name of action action So Percussion: Where (we) Live So Percussion: Where (we) Live The BodyCartography Project: Super Nature The BodyCartography Project: Super Nature Glenn Kotche: Ilimaq + Martin Dosh Collaboration Elevator Repair Service/Sibyl Kempson: Fondly, Collette Richland Cynthia Hopkins: This Clement World Elevator Repair Service/Sibyl Kempson: Fondly, Collette Richland

FILM/VIDEO PREMIERES 41

Matthew Akers, Jeff Dupre: Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present Jim Hubbard: United in Anger Ra’anana Alexandrowicz: The Law in These Parts William E. Jones: Villa Iolas 1982 Natalia Almada: El Velador Alison Klayman: Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry (Theatrical Version) Rania Attieh, Daniel Garcia: Ok, Enough, Goodbye Adam Leon: Gimme the Loot Sean Baker: Starlet Bill Morrison: The Film of Her; The Great Flood; Light is Calling Zal Batmanglij: Sound of My Voice Sarah Polley: Stories We Tell Noah Baumbach: Frances Ha Marco Pontecorvo, Andrea Beviacqua: Gillo Pontecorvo’s Return to Rama Burshtein: Fill the Void Algiers Shane Carruth: Upstream Color Luther Price: Untitled #9 Jem Cohen: Gravity Hill Newsreels: Occupy Wall Street Carlos Reygadas: Post Tenebras Lux Laura Colella: Breakfast with Curtis Walter Salles: On the Road Mark Cousins: The Story of Film Ulrich Seidl: Paradise: Faith; Paradise: Hope; Paradise: Love Abraham Cruzvillegas: Autoconstrucción: The Film Chris Sullivan: Consuming Spirits Ava DuVernay: Middle of Nowhere Dwight Swanson: Amateur Night Harun Farocki: Serious Games Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski: Cloud Atlas Mohammadreza Farzad: Blames and Flames; Into Thin Air Apichatpong Weeresethakul: Cactus River; Mekong Hotel Miguel Gomes: Tabu Shemi Zarhin: The World is Funny Aurora Guerrero: Mosquita y Mari Thomas Heise: Condition REGIONAL AND WORLD PREMIERE SCREENINGS 21%

WALKER TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS 4 TRAVELING EXHIBITION ATTENDANCE 190,416

From Here to There: Alec Soth’s America (Bloomfield Hills, MI) Host Museums 8 Graphic Design: Now in Production (New York, NY; Los Angeles, CA; Grand Rapids, MI) Lifelike (New Orleans, LA; San Diego, CA; Austin, TX) The Parade: Nathalie Djurberg with Music by Hans Berg (New York, NY; San Francisco, CA)

9 TOURING WALKER PERFORMING ARTS COMMISSIONS 17 TOURING PERFORMANCE ATTENDANCE 39,174

Neil Bartlett/Gloria: Night After Night Host Venues 39 The BodyCartography Project: Super Nature (Part 1) American Host Cities 20 Dave Douglas and Keystone (with Bill Morrison): Spark of Being Host Countries 11 Elevator Repair Service: GATZ Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People: And lose the name of action Cynthia Hopkins: This Clement World Mathew Janczewski: Ugly John Jasperse Company: Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking, and Flat Out Lies JAZZDANCE by Danny Burazceski: Ezekiel’s Wheel Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company: Story/Time Marc Bamuthi Joseph and Theaster Gates: red, black & GREEN: a blues Young Jean Lee: Untitled Feminist Show Young Jean Lee: Church The Lisps: FUTURITY Rabih Mroué: Pixelated Revolution Stephen Petronio: Lareigne So Percussion: Where (we) Live

ARTIST PRESENTATIONS AND ENGAGEMENTS 1,062

VISUAL ARTS 171 PERFORMING ARTS 287 FILM/VIDEO 124

DESIGN 4 EDUCATION 476

ARTIST RESIDENCIES 14

VISUAL ARTS 3 PERFORMING ARTS 7 FILM/VIDEO 5 EDUCATION 4

Abraham Cruzvillegas The BodyCartography Project Natalia Almada Katie Bachler Karen Mirza and Brad Butler Elevator Repair Service Thomas Heise Fritz Haeg Miguel Gutierrez Jim Hubbard Machine Project Cynthia Hopkins Dwight Swanson Glenn Kotche and Martin Dosh So Percussion

CROSS-DEPARTMENTAL INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIONS 14

Laurie Anderson: Cool Music for Kids! Workshop (Performing Arts, Cynthia Hopkins: A Conversation on Climate Change (Performing Education) Arts, Education) Artists’ Cinema: William E. Jones (Film/Video, Visual Arts) The Museum of Non Participation: The New Deal (Visual Arts, The BodyCartography Project: Super Nature (Performing Arts, Education) Visual Arts) The Renegades: American Avant-Garde Film, 1960–1973 (Film/ Nels Cline/David Breskin/Ed Ruscha: DIRTY BABY (Performing Video, Visual Arts) Arts, Visual Arts) Cindy Sherman Selects: Seconds (Visual Arts, Film/Video) Abraham Cruzvillegas: Autoconstrucción: The Film (Visual Arts, Sound Horizon: Grouper, Julia Holter, Nate Wooley (Performing Film/Video) Arts, Visual Arts) Danceworks III: Merce Cunningham/Rei Kawakubo (Visual Arts, Summer Music & Movies: In Dreams (Performing Arts, Film/Video) Performing Arts) Apichatpong Weerasethekul: Cactus River (Film/Video, New Media) Home Movie Night (Film/Video, Education)

WALKER STAFF HONORS AND AWARDS 11

DESIGN STUDIO AWARDS 2 VISUAL ARTS 2

PERFORMING ARTS 3 INSTITUTIONAL 2

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS 2

Measures of Success 10 Audience Engagement and Civic Commitment

TOTAL WALKER ATTENDANCE 580,836

GARDEN ATTENDANCE 316,592 FREE GALLERY VISITS 67%

GALLERY ATTENDANCE 142,410 VISITORS OF COLOR 13%

EVENT AND BUILDING ATTENDANCE 121,834 TEEN AND YOUTH VISITORS 27%

GATEWAY EVENT VISITS 56% LOWER INCOME VISITORS ($25K OR LESS) 19%

TOTAL ONLINE VISITS 4,788,833

WALKERART.ORG USER SESSIONS 2,791,550

Average Length of Visit (Minutes) 1:35 Walker Channel Presentations 70 Blog User Sessions 543,996 Walker E-mail Subscribers 77,135

MNARTISTS.ORG USER SESSIONS 933,059

Average Length of Visit (Minutes) 1:47 E-Newsletter Subscribers 11,033 Registered Artists 20,510

ARTSCONNECTED.ORG USER SESSIONS 1,064,224 ART ON CALL USER SESSIONS 7,376

Average Length of Visit (Minutes) 2:30

YOUTUBE VIEWS 1,707,447 TWITTER FOLLOWERS 406,412

Videos Added 70 Feeds 13

PHOTOS ON FLICKR 1,056,133 FACEBOOK FANS 77,341

Domains 2 Domains 10

TOTAL MEDIA MENTIONS 2,246 COPRESENTATIONS 50

Features, Previews, and Reviews 1,076 Design 4 Online Features and Blogs 1,778 Education 30 Radio and Television Features 77 Film/Video 8 Performing Arts 7 LOCAL COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS 219 Visual Arts 1

Design 1 Education 155 Film/Video 18 Performing Arts 38 Visual Arts 7

Measures of Success 11 Stewardship

ARTISTS IN WALKER PERMANENT COLLECTION 1,669 WORKS IN WALKER COLLECTIONS 13,377

Women Artists 21% Artworks in Permanent Collection 10,570 Minnesota Artists 11% Works in Special Collections 1,860 Artists of Color (Self-Identified) 11% Ruben/Bentson Film Collection 947 Global Artists (Non-Western; US, Canada, and Europe Omitted) 8%

NEW ACQUISITIONS 80 COLLECTION WORKS ON VIEW 542

Visual Arts Purchases 47 Permanent Collection Works 499 Visual Arts Gifts 33 Ruben/Bentson Film Collection 43

WORKS ON LOAN 99 WORKS REQUESTED 67

Museums 51 Countries 11

Measures of Success 12 Cynthia Hopkins in This Clement World Photo: Ian Douglas

Typographer Job Wouters standing in front of his mural Home Photo: ©Walker Art Center

13 Target Thursday Night Lights

Rock the Garden

14 Annual Fund

JULY 1, 2012–JUNE 30, 2013 The Walker Art Center gratefully acknowledges the following government agencies, individuals, private foundations, and corporations for contributing general operating funds during the last fiscal year.

Government Support This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

Individuals and Private Foundations

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

SUSTAINERS ($25,000 AND ABOVE)

Mark Addicks and Tom Hoch Joan and John Nolan Martha and Bruce Atwater Mary and John Pappajohn Peggy and Ralph Burnet Michael Peel Patrick and Aimee Butler Family Foundation Donna and Jim Pohlad Ellie and Tom* Crosby, Jr. Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Julia W. Dayton Teresa Rasmussen and Jon Trangsrud Mary Lee Dayton* Elizabeth Redleaf Lisa and Pat Denzer Harriet and Edson Spencer Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Martha and John Gabbert John and Laura Taft Roger Hale and Nor Hall Joanne Von Blon Karen and Ken Heithoff Weiser Family Foundation Miriam and Erwin Kelen Audrey and Zygmunt Wilf Donna MacMillan Margaret and Angus Wurtele

LEADERS ($15,000–$24,999)

Ahearn Family Foundation Dawn and Darryle Owens Carol and Judson Bemis, Jr. Linda and Lawrence Perlman Ann Birks Michael J. Peterman and David A. Wilson Deborah and John Christakos Brian J. Pietsch John and Arlene Dayton Michelle and William Pohlad Megan and James Dayton Peter and Annie Remes Lyn and Walter De Logi John and Lois Rogers Andrew and Lisa Duff Joel Ronning Shawn Gensch and Scott Steen Lynn Carlson Schell and Jim Schell Richard and Nancy Hirst Judith and Stephen Shank Chris Killingstad Heidi Steiger Pamela and C. Richard Kramlich Wim Stocks Anne Labovitz and Bill Gamble Mike and Elizabeth Sweeney Jeanne and Richard Levitt John L. Thomson Martha MacMillan Helen and Peter Warwick Jennifer L. Martin John and Annette Whaley Dr. William W. and Nadine M. McGuire Susan and Rob White The David and Leni Moore Family Foundation Thomas and Angela Wicka Monica and David Nassif / Rose Francis Foundation Frank and Frances Wilkinson

DIRECTORS ($10,000–$14,999)

Vanessa and David Dayton Art and Martha Kaemmer Fund of HRK Foundation William and Janice Dircks Jean Walker Lowell and Wayne Lowell Ann M. Hatch Marilyn and Glen Nelson Hoeft Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation The Leslye Phillips Family Foundation

15 PATRONS’ CIRCLE

PARTNERS ($5,000–$9,999)

Edward R. Bazinet Foundation Alfred and Ingrid Lenz Harrison Olga Viso Breyer Family Fund of The Minneapolis Susanne and Zenas Hutcheson Adrian Walker Foundation Katharine L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Walker, Jr. Ann W. Cadwalader R.C. Lilly Foundation Elaine B. Walker Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation David and Diane Lilly, Jr. Wenger Foundation Robert and Joan Dayton David and Perrin Lilly Anonymous Richard and Beverly Fink Marlene and Marshall Miller Dolly J. Fiterman Dick and Mary Payne B.C. Gamble & P.W. Skogmo Fund of The Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation Minneapolis Foundation Kathleen S. Roeder N. Bud and Beverly Grossman Foundation Dick and Claudia Swager

FELLOWS ($2,000–$4,999)

Archer Bondarenko Munificence Fund Reid and Ann MacDonald Jo and Howard Weiner Barbara and Siah Armajani Olga and George Mack Lora and Martin Weinstein Susan and Lloyd Armstrong Carla McGrath and Cole Rogers Whitney Foundation Daniel Avchen Donald McNeil and Emily Galusha Penny Winton Emma Berg Judy Meath and Xandra Coe Brian Woolsey Theresa Berman Mary and Bob Mersky Rosina Lee Yue and Bert A. Lies, Jr., M.D. Herman J. Birnberg Jennifer and David Miller Steven Zick Maurice and Sally Blanks Lucy and Bob Mitchell Anonymous Michael J. Blum and Abigail Rose Dr. Tim J. and Kimberly Montgomery Susan Boren John Morgan Robert Bras and Julie Matonich Sheila C. Morgan Gloria Bumsted Katherine and Kingsley Murphy M. Nicholas Burke, M.D. and Susan Sarah Nettleton Slattery-Burke Stuart and Kate Nielsen James Cahn and Jeremy Collatz Onan Family Foundation Darlene J. and Richard P. Carroll Family Steve and Tamrah Schaller O’Neil Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Thomas Owens and Stephanie Prem Harold Clausen and Barbara Duncan Dean and Karin Phillips Jeanne Corwin Mary Ingebrand Pohlad Sage Cowles* Alan Polsky John Cullen and Joe Gibbons The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation, Inc. Laura and Mike Day Mary and Tom Racciatti Ann and Scott Dayton Rebecca Rand Duncan N. and Renea Topp Dayton Lawrence M. Redmond Toby and Mae Dayton Tom Rein Martha Dayton and Thomas Nelson Connie and Lewis Remele Dellwood Foundation, Inc. Phil and Tammie Rosenbloom Arthur T. Erickson Foundation Jeff Ross Marilyn and Dean Greenberg Robert L. and Sharon G. Ryan Robert and Susan Greenberg Michael Schmaltz Betsy and Jule Hannaford Carolyn and Craig Schwalm Mary Ann Heine Nancy and Art Schwalm Diane and Tony Hofstede Beth Ann Segal Deborah Hopp and Christopher Dahl Smaby Family Foundation Dorothy J. Horns, M.D. and James P. Julie and Jack Snow Richardson Gregory Stenmoe The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation Dorie Sternberg Jane and Jim Kaufman Fund of The Marcia and John Stout Minneapolis Foundation David and Angela Sunberg Amy and Mitch Kern Susan M. Tanenbaum and Judith Tatar Janie and Orrin Kirschbaum David Teiger Sarah and Jonathan Lebedoff Robert Ulrich and Diane Sillik Allen and Kathy Lenzmeier Mary Vaughan Dr. John C. and Searcy T. Lillehei Thomas Veitch and Gayle Fuguitt Ginny and Henry Llop Lindsey Walker Ron Lotz and Randy Hartten Nancy and David Warner Mark and Kati Lovaas Andrew Webb and Emily Dalager

Annual Fund 16 FOUNDERS ($1,000–$1,999)

William and Suzanne Ammerman The John and Ruth Huss Fund Sandra B. Roe Charles and Melanie Barry Lucy Rosenberry Jones Steven and Karen Sonnenberg Drs. Ellen and Michael Bendel-Stenzel The Julia Kaemmer Fund of HRK Foundation Dr. Gerald W. and Susan E. Timm John and Nancy Burbidge E. Robert* and Margaret V. Kinney Thomas and Molly Walker Cannon Family Foundation Virginia Kirby and Neal F. Viemeister William E. Weisman Colleen Carey and Pam Endean Ruth DeYoung Kohler Mindy Wexler Rachelle Dockman Chase and John Feldman Lieberman-Okinow Foundation Marvin and Elayne Wolfenson Charles Fuller and Constance Mayeron Helen E. and Daniel T. Lindsay Family Fund Binky Wood and Winthrop Rockwell Cowles of The Minneapolis Foundation Nicole and Kirt Woodhouse Page and Jay Cowles George M. Logan Shelly and Gordon Wright Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton Carol and Aaron Mack Julie and Charles Zelle Janet and Mark Ditter Thomas F. Madison The Driscoll Foundation Siri and Bob Marshall Mark and Shannon Evenstad David and Sheryll Norback/RSP Architects Sara and Hart Garner Rhonda and Rory O’Neill Lynn and Alan Goldbloom Otto-Whalley Family Foundation Jocelyn Hale and Glenn Miller Robert J. Owens John and Amy Higgins Sotirios A. Parashos and Christine G. Phill Edwin and Libby Hlavka David Piper Orville C. Hognander Jr. Charles Pohlad Janice Hope Harriet and Walter Pratt Ellen and Jim Hubbell Belva Rasmussen

SPONSORS ($500–$999)

Ken Allen David Hasbargen and Wayne Zimmerman Sara Oxton Michael and Dominique Poiriel Allinder Thomas B. Hatch Prudence Perry Bob and Nancy Anderson Family Fund of Dan Hathaway Walter Pickhardt and Sandra Resnick The Minneapolis Foundation Thane and Blanche Hawkins Sally Whitney Pillsbury Woodbury H. and Cynthia A. Andrews Elizabeth and Van Hawn Rockler Jackson Family Foundation Brian Austin and John Knudsen Steven and Melissa J.D. Helland Michael and Tamara Root Julie and H. Ronald Berg Hilligoss Family Foundation Anne Rosenberg Carolyne K. Bisson and Richard Miller John and Karen Himle Jill* and L.J. Rotman Dr. and Mrs. Paul Blum Cecily Hines and Thomas Pettus Tariq Samad and Karen Nemchik Barbara Broker William Humphrey Mimi Sanders Gail and Robert Buuck James Inglis Lili Hall Scarpa Edward and Joann Conlin Jean and Craig Jentz Nancy and Eric Schned David and Kitty Crosby Kyle Kossol and Tom Becker Tad Selzer and K.J. Conover Dr. and Mrs. Amos Deinard Constance and Daniel Kunin Carolyn Walker Shaw Tom and Mary Lou Detwiler John and Colles Larkin Sieff Family Foundation Mary C. Dolan Arthur Larsen and Marcia Cheney Mark Steele Anne and John Dowdle Jean and Larry LeJeune William and Lee Strang Dave and Pat Drew Debi and Ray Lipkin Mark G. Stutrud and Susan Elias Stutrud Kika Dudiak and Henry Pitot Arnold and Jean London Dorothy Swanson Charitable Foundation Nancy Feldman Dr. Caliann T. Lum Gary and Marsha Tankenoff Robert and Jennifer Foehl Laura C. MacLennan and Timothy J. Naylor Lowell Thornber Bruno Freeman W. Duncan and Nivin MacMillan Jane Tilka Melanie Full Foundation Carol and Lynn Truesdell Jon W. and Christine K. Galloway Judith Rauenhorst Mahoney Family Emily Anne and Gedney Tuttle Christine and Michael Garner Foundation James and Kristin Ulland Teddy and James Gesell Sam and Patty McCullough Mavis and Robert Voigt Doug and Gretchen Gildner Zak Metz John and Janet Watson Richard P. Goblirsch and Linda Thain Charles and Laura Miller Mark and Muriel Wexler Foundation Arnold and Sylvia Goldman David Miller and Mary Dew Julie Whitney and Peter Price Adam and Kari Gottesman Jori Miller Andrew Wilson and Bethany Berry Ellen Grace Alfred P. and Ann M. Moore Frederick and Eleanor Winston Annette Griffin Joe and Kathy Mucha WMN Foundation Polly Grose William and Chouhei Mullin Dr. Al and Sue Zelickson Bert M. and Susan Hill Gross Jeffrey Myers and Randy Bye Anonymous Stephanie Grotta Win and Christie Neuger Bob and Julie Guelich Sheila and John Nichols Jacqueline Hanson Eric Norman and Drew English Chris and Anastasia Haqq Dennis R. Olson Lorraine Hart Owen O’Neill and Elizabeth Klodas

Annual Fund 17 ASSOCIATES ($250–$499)

Gordon and Mary Aamoth Charles and Anne Ferrell Dr. Jim and Debra Lakin Mark Abbott and Laura Gilbert Sam Folk-Williams Brian Lammers and Emily Knox Catherine Allan and Tim Grady Pamela Freeman and Charles Schroeder Ruth and Herbert Lauritzen Gail Amundson and Peter Rothe Ryan and Jenny French Jeannine Lee and C. Roger Finney John Anderson Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy Family Heather Lees and Lonny Wittnebel Linda Z. Andrews Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Genell Lemley Howard Ansel Micki and Ron Gamer Jim and Susan Lenfestey Greg and Lauren Anthony Francois Gason Todd E. and Beth K. Leonard Lorraine and Sidney Applebaum Richard and Jane Gerber Jeanne and Albert Levin Perris Aufmuth Susan Gerstner and Dan Carlsen Virginia Levy Ruth and Dale Bachman Heidi and Howard Gilbert Daniel Lieberman and Suzanne Fenton Thomas Bailey Scotty and Peter Gillette Ted Lillehei Rosalyn Baker Joline Gitis and Steve Miles Calvin and Christine Litsey Brooke Barrett Dr. Stanley M. and Luella G. Goldberg Barbara S. Longfellow Beth Barron Diane and Louie Goldenberg Merlin Loudenburg Jane and Walter Barry David Goldstein and Donald Pastor Peggy and David Lucas Cecelia and John Beecher Tom Goodell and Barbara Babbitt John and Mary Ellen Lundsten Jim and Sally Beloff Duane Gorder Sarah Lutman and Rob Rudolph Dr. Richard and Kay Bendel Doug and Jane Gorence Sue and Bob Macdonald Dominique and David Bereiter David Gray Joan Madden A. Mark Berlin, Jr. Dan Guerrero The Mahley Family Foundation Kimberly and Robert Birdwell Jane and Norman Gurstel Helmut and Mary Maier David Bjork and Jeff Bengtson Nicholas Guzman and Susan Dunne- Linda and John Massopust Carl S. and Jennifer C. Blashko Guzman Kevin Matheny and Maggie Knoke Jonathon and Laura Bloomberg Stephanie L. Haack and James E. Toonen Daniel M. Mayer Victor Bloomfield and Elsa Shapiro Frederick Haas and Sarah Nordstrom James McCarthy and Gloria Peterson Diana Brashears Patricia Hampl and Terrence Williams Virginia and Robert McCollister Joan Bren and Steve Nelson Michael Handley and Regina Perry Tracy McCormick and Sarah Freeman Catherine Briggs Paul Hanson and Steve Riendl Fiona McCrae and John Coy Dave and Lonnie Broden Natilee Harren and Michael G. Powell Lisa McDaniel Elizabeth and Lawrance Brown Emily and Jed Harris Reid McLean and Brigid McDonough Lou Burdick Michael and Angela Hart Mike and Susan McKinney Tom Burke and Chris Loy Don Helgeson and Sue Shepard Sheila McNally CDF Foundation Kevin Hemping Tex and Valerie Metzger Michael Cockson Peter S. and Carolyn Hendrixson Lisa Middag and Tony Nelson David and Wendy Coggins Deborah Hennrikus David N. Miller Ann and Jack Cole Sally and Peter Herfurth Saralee and Neil Mogilner Bert and Susie Colianni Dale and Linda Herron Sara and Bruce Monick Mary Connelly and Meghann Mueller Benjamin Hertz and Lauren Villarroel Amy and David Moore Kathleen and Val Coppo Mary Hicks Tom and Conchy Morgan Steven Cox Richard and Carrie Higgins DyShaun Muhammad and Jeremy Black Barbara Cummard Lesli Hines and Michael Launer Elizabeth Murray Farrell and Medora Danz Fran and Arthur Horowitz Charles and Candice Nadler Maria De La Cruz and Shawn Hogendorn Charlyne Hovi Daniel and Bridget Nassif Jim and Erika de Lambert Hugh and Glenda Huston Lisa and John Nicotra Foundation Louise Desjardins and Jacques Burnswick Frank J. Indihar, M.D. and Anita M. Polonia Odahara Novack Katharine DeShaw and Mark McConnell Pampusch, PhD Oak Grove Foundation Leslie and Karen Desnick Carmelle and Byron Jackson William and Elinor Ogden Kathryn and Madeline Dick Emmy Lou Jacobson Timothy P. Ojile Otto Doll Jane Johnson and Brent Stickles Sharon Olson and Steve Erickson Michael Donald Thomas Johnson Constance Osterbaan-Milligan and Sara and Jock Donaldson Jennifer and Terrie Jorgensen Herman Milligan Al and Nancy Dorris Julie Jurrjens Eduardo and Sue Padilla Phil Doucette Phyllis and Don Kahn Dr. and Mrs. Michael Paparella Jeanne Eddy and Lee Renz Deborah Kermeen and John Grochala Mary Ann and Richard Pedtke Jane Effress Jeffrey Kling Rodney and Nancy Peterson Joanne B. Eicher Kristoffer Knutson Selga Petersons and Petch Howitz Jane Emison Nancy Koepcke Nancy Pierce and Mike O’Brien Evie and Jeff Engler Erik and Cheryl Kolz Cathy Polasky and Ave Nelson Jon and Linda English Chris Kraft and Nelson Capes Nick and Judy Priadka George M. Ewing Jr. Felice E. Kronfeld Gary and Susan Rappaport Patricia Fair and Randy Arnold Dann F. Krueger John Rasmussen and Megan McCready Kathleen Feil and Rex Blake Maureen Kucera-Walsh and Mike Walsh Julie Reilly Joan Feinberg Susie and Hart Kuller Nancy and Kevin Rhein

Annual Fund 18 ASSOCIATES ($250–$499) (Cont.)

Laurie Rice Phil and Sharon Snyder Stephen and Julie Troutman Ricky Lee Riley Katherine Solomonson and Thomas Marissa and David Upin Ritz Family Foundation Erickson Renee Usem Angela Robinson Joan Soranno and John Cook Alyssa Vance David Robinson and Janet Ekern Morton and Estelle Sosland Lee Vaughan Doris Rose Bill and Roxanne Soth JoAnn Verburg and James Moore Peter Rose Matthew Spanjers The Victor Foundation Jane Rosemarin and Val Landwehr Robert Spikings and Jeffery Perkey John Wald and Marianne Remedios Bob Rosenbaum and Maggie Gilbert Susan Spray and Edward Lee Christine and Bryan Walker Reva Rosenbloom Miriam and James Stake David and Ruth Waterbury Michael Rucker Michael Stanfield Marcus Waterbury Cathy Ryan and Doris Engibous Barbara H. Steiner Stephen M. and Mary C. Watson Tom and Sheva Sanders Sharron and Oren Steinfeldt David Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Sayre Dana and Stephen Strand Jean Weiss Julie Schaper and Steven Horwitz Dara Strolovitch and Regina Kunzel Jeffrey & Mary Werbalowsky Philanthropic Melissa and Jim Schifman Christopher Sullivan Fund Peter and Denise Schlesinger Tim and Beth Sullivan Pamela R. Weston Rick and Beth Schnieders Thomas and Jeanne Sween David and Julie Wicklund Barbara Schultz and Greg Gisselquist Michael Symeonides Dan and Pat Winter Buddy Scroggins and Kelly Schroeder Robert and Anita Tabb Barbara Winthrop Craig Seacotte Scott and Hindy Tankenoff Cody Ward Wolkowitz and Jacob Fran Sepler and Joseph Nierenberg John Tastad Wolkowitz Therese Sexe and David Hage Mark Taylor and Jane Mercier Teri and Glenn Woythaler Mats Sexton Linda and Brian Tell Marcia Henry Yanz and Jerry L. Yanz Rose Jean Sharpe Kaimay and Joseph Terry Louise Ziegler Greg and Jane Shaughnessy Bob Striker and Patti Tetta Mrs. Chester A. Zinn Ames Sheldon and Andrew C. Currie Edwin and Beverly Thiede David Zucco and Justin Newhall Margaret Sines and Dave Jacobs Gary and Kay Thompson Bruce J. and Ilene S. Zwick Mary Jo and Richard Skaggs Richard and Caroline Thompson Anonymous (2) Jenny Skinner Marcia K. Townley Sandy Smalley and Terry Fleming Carol and Frank Trestman

Memorial Gifts In memory of Timothy J. Carr: Mary and Rudolph Ripple Kate and Stuart Nielsen Frank Ahmann Thomas and Lori Rocheford Mary and John Pappajohn Rick Anderson and Cynthia Evon- The Schwappach Family Jose Peris Anderson Jon and Julz Schwingler Harriet and Walter Pratt Arthur Bridge and Meredith Sue Coonley Richard and Mary Slind Gary and Susan Rappaport Karen and Terry Brill Thomas and Elizabeth Stringer Benjamin Rauch Matthew and Cathryn Burley Paul Strot Susan Rauch Cynthy Carlson John and Jean Trudeau Thomas and Joan Rauch Jane Clifford Michael and Ellen Wold SRF Consulting Group Grace Coyne In memory of Thomas M. Crosby, Jr.: Ken and Mary Thies Patricia Donaldson Brandywine Trust Company, LLC U.S. Bank John and Caron Lee Dwyer Julie Conger and Bruce Hoadley Mary Vaughan Nancy and Rolf Engh Sage Cowles* Elaine B. Walker Ronald and Elizabeth Evon Judy Dayton In memory of Babe Davis: Cheri and Andrew Fink Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edge Amy and Stanford Baratz Jerome and Margaret Fischer Mark and Carol Engebretson Stephen Davis Elizabeth Giefer Priscilla P. Gaines Judy Dayton Virginia Glover Carmela Giardina Erwin and Miriam Kelen David and Judy Hallett Scotty and Peter Gillette William Eichenberg in memory of Mr. John and Leslie Hedrick Susan N. and Wyatt R. Haskell George Miller Scott L. Johnson Thomas Hunt and John Wheelihan Rachel Foran in memory of Neal Freese Donald and Joan Keis Jane and Jim Kaufman In memory of Rosemary Furtak: Gregory Kemp Erwin and Miriam Kelen Diane Anderson Jodi Lynn Larson William Kroll Daniel Burling and Beth Reilly Sam Morison The David and Leni Moore Family Judy Dayton Richard and Mary Pat Nadeau Foundation Katharine DeShaw and Mark McConnell John Prosen and the Prosen Family M. A. Mortenson Company David and Ruth Duffy

Annual Fund 19 Memorial Gifts (cont.) John Erickson Susan O’Brien Mary and John Pappajohn Sunny Floum Rita Safranek Janet and Greg Wacker in memory of Peni Gensler Julian Scates Harlan Heinsohn Karen Greene Tim Schultz and Peter O’Toole Abigail Walker in memory of Marion Scott Helmes Olga Viso Bickford Peggy Korsmo-Kennon Anne Waters Christine Kraft and Nelson Capes DJ and Susan Wieczorek Mary Kramer Denise Woods Joseph and Kristy Lenartz Regents of the University of Minnesota in Mitzi Litman the memory of Louise Walker McCannel Connie Metcalf In memory of Harriet Spencer: The Minnesota Orchestra Judy Dayton Paulette Myers-Rich Erwin and Miriam Kelen

Honorary Gifts Mark and Janie Davis Charitable Fund J.B. Hudson in honor of Walker Art Center Brandon Dixon in recognition of the generosity and Susanna and Pat Kloven in honor of Rose Sandra and Joe Slotnik in honor of Karen friendship of John and Martha Gabbert Weber’s 90th birthday and Ken Heithoff Elizabeth Frankel in honor of Abigail Sebaly Larry Kuusisto in honor of Joe King Ron F. Smalley in honor of Kristin Copham Shawn Gensch and Scott Steen in honor of Piper Jaffray’s Third Annual Women’s Mavis and Robert Voigt in honor of Julie Raymond Gensch, Jr. Symposium in honor of Deb Hopp Voigt Joline Gitis in honor of Isabel Johnson’s Sarah Raser and Ben Sherwood in honor graduation of the wedding of Mollie Windmiller and

Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

$150 AND ABOVE

Nancy and Bob Anderson Katherine and Robert Goodale Mary and John Pappajohn Jon and Linnea Asp Mary and Lawrence Haeg Jay Peterson and Kathryn Ripke Ruth Ann and Jim Benson Nor Hall and Roger Hale Steve Peterson and Kalli Bennett Carolyne K. Bisson and Richard Miller Don Helgeson and Sue Shepard Selga Petersons and Petch Howitz Gwen Bitz Hilligoss Family Foundation Patty Ploetz Susan Boren and Steve King Deborah Hopp Dara Potter Gerald and Marilyn Cathcart Pat Hui Vaughn Rasmussen and Jacquelyn Duffie Rachelle Dockman Chase and John Carmelle and Byron Jackson Farrel Rich and Anthony Kiorpes Feldman Delle Jacobs Kathleen S. Roeder Susan Colby and Larry Baill Chris Killingstad Anne Rosenberg Charles Fuller and Constance Mayeron Jane Lewis and Conrado Aparicio Tariq Samad and Karen Nemchik Cowles W. Duncan and Nivin MacMillan Hildy and Greg Shank Barbara Cummard Foundation Janet and Irving Shapiro Laura and Mike Day Helmut and Mary Maier Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Judy Dayton Linda and John Massopust Harriet Spencer Mary Lee Dayton* Howard Mattson Lowell Thornber Kika Dudiak and Henry Pitot Donald McNeil and Emily Galusha Mary Vaughan Barbara Economon Jane Mercier and Mark Taylor Muriel Wexler Mark and Shannon Evenstad Mary and Bob Mersky Frank and Frances Wilkinson Daniel Ferro and Marci Sortor Laura and Charles Miller Andrew Wilson and Bethany Berry Martha and John Gabbert Marlene and Marshall Miller Anonymous Shawn Gensch and Scott Steen Angela and Walden Odell

Annual Fund 20 Corporate Members

PREMIER PARTNERS ($150,000 AND ABOVE)

FOUNDERS ($50,000–$99,999)

Ameriprise Financial

BENEFACTORS ($25,000–$49,999)

3M Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation The Cargill Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota Room & Board

PATRONS ($10,000–$24,999)

Faegre Baker Daniels Foundation Tennant Foundation Piper Jaffray Thrivent Financial for Lutherans RBC Wealth Management The Valspar Foundation Talenti Gelato e Sorbetto

ADVOCATES ($5,000–$9,999)

Faribault Foods, Inc. M. A. Mortenson Company Leonard, Street and Deinard Foundation Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P. Private Foundation

FRIENDS ($2,000–$4,999)

Business Data Record Services, Inc. Okabena Advisors Emerson Process Management—Rosemount Inc. Peregrine Capital Management Inc. Fund of The Minneapolis Ernst & Young, LLP Foundation HGA Architects and Engineers Shapco Printing, Inc. KPMG LLP Sit Investment Associates Foundation Mayo Clinic Sotheby’s

ASSOCIATES ($1,000–$1,999)

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Marquette Real Estate Group Brock White Company, LLC MELSA – Macy’s Inc. Federated Insurance Companies Securian Foundation Floyd Total Security The Tegra Group John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP Little & Company

Annual Fund 21 Matching Gifts Allina Health Securian Foundation Ameriprise Financial Thomson Reuters Emerson Charitable Trust Thrivent Financial for Lutherans General Mills Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation IBM International Foundation In-Kind Gifts Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mutual of America Pfizer Foundation Piper Jaffray The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts

In-Kind Gifts Accenture, Inc. Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board Apprize Art, LLC Mpls.St.Paul Magazine/MSP Communications Artserve Nice Ride Minnesota Blu Dot Nina Hale Inc., Search Engine Marketing City of Minneapolis Peter Krembs, LLC City Pages Prairie Organic Vodka Delta Air Lines Room & Board Google Inc. Star Tribune Highpoint Center for Printmaking Summit Brewing Company Joia All Natural Soda Twin Cities Public Television Le Méridien Chambers Minneapolis W Minneapolis–The Foshay Lyle Signs, Inc. Metro Pictures

Annual Fund 22 Special Project Contributors

JULY 1, 2012–JUNE 30, 2013 The Walker Art Center gratefully acknowledges the following donors for restricted program gifts during the past fiscal year.

AVANT GARDEN 2012

GOLD KEY SPONSORS

Faegre Baker Daniels JP Morgan Chase & Co. The Ronning Family Foundation

SILVER KEY SPONSOR

Target

VIP LOUNGE SPONSOR

Blu Dot

ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR

Best Buy

VALET SPONSOR

BMW of Minnetonka

AFTER PARTY SPONSOR

Le Mériden Chambers Minneapolis D’Amico Kitchen Osteria & Bar

CO-CHAIRS

Monica Nassif Lisa Denzer

PLATINUM KEY ($10,000 AND ABOVE)

Martha and Bruce Atwater Martha MacMillan John L. Thomson Megan and James Dayton Monica and David Nassif / Rose Francis Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Julia W. Dayton Foundation W Minneapolis–The Foshay N. Bud and Beverly Grossman Foundation Donna and Jim Pohlad Marge and Irv Weiser Karen and Ken Heithoff Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Audrey and Zygmunt Wilf Miriam and Erwin Kelen RBC Wealth Management Margaret and Angus Wurtele Anne Labovitz and Bill Gamble Wim Stocks

FUND A NEED

$5,000 AND ABOVE

Deborah and John Christakos N. Bud and Beverly Grossman Foundation Michelle and Bill Pohlad Cornerstone Wealth Advisors, Inc. In honor of Douglas Head Lisa and Pat Denzer Donna and Jim Pohald

COLLECTORS’ COUNCIL

Abbot Downing NetJets

DESIGN

Shapco Printing, Inc.

23 EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

$100,000 AND ABOVE

Institute of Museum and Library Services: Museums for America Target

$50,000–$99,999

Ameriprise Financial Surdna Foundation The Medtronic Foundation Wells Fargo

$25,000–$49,999

Best Buy Children’s Foundation

$10,000–$24,999

The Pentair Foundation Xcel Energy Foundation

EVENTS

Briggs and Morgan Prairie Organic Vodka

FILM/VIDEO

$1,000,000 AND ABOVE

Bentson Foundation

$50,000–$99,999

Elizabeth Redleaf

$25,000–$49,999

Thomson Reuters

$10,000–$24,999

Anita and Myron* Kunin

$2,500–$9,999

Animal Humane Society Luther Fiat Barrio

$1,000–$2,499

Cultural Service at the Consulate General of France in Chicago

2013 INTERNET CAT VIDEO FESTIVAL

Animal Planet

LEGACY CIRCLE

Abbot Downing NetJets

LIBRARY, ARCHIVES, AND REGISTRATION

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

MAJOR INSTITUTIONAL GIFTS

Bush Foundation Margaret and Angus Wurtele Family Foundation The Kresge Foundation

Special Project Contributors 24 MINNEAPOLIS SCULPTURE GARDEN 25TH ANNIVERSARY

LEAD SPONSOR WALKER ON THE GREEN: ARTIST-DESIGNED MINI GOLF SPONSOR

Target Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

FRITZ HAEG: AT HOME IN THE CITY MINNEAPOLIS SCULPTURE GARDEN, A DOCUMENTARY

Bush Foundation State of Minnesota through the Minnesota Historical Society from Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

MNARTISTS.ORG

Institute for Museum and Library Services: National Leadership The McKnight Foundation Grants for Museums

NEW MEDIA INITIATIVES

The Getty Foundation

PERFORMING ARTS

$100,000 AND ABOVE

William and Nadine McGuire Commissioning Fund The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

$50,000–$99,999

National Endowment for the Arts: Access to Artistic Excellence/ Art Works

$25,000–$49,999

Best Buy The David and Leni Moore Family Foundation Jerome Foundation New England Foundation for the Arts

$10,000–$24,999

Chamber Music America’s Presenting Jazz Program National Performance Network Sage Cowles* Dale Schatzlein and Emily Maltz Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Nor Hall and Roger Hale Mike and Elizabeth Sweeney

$2,500–$9,999

The British Council King’s Fountain/Barbara Watson Pillsbury and Henry Pillsbury Russell Cowles Frances and Frank Wilkinson

UP TO $2,499

Embassy of Australia Judith and Jerome Ingber Goethe-Institut Chicago

ROCK THE GARDEN

$25,000–$49,999

Fredrikson & Byron, P.A. Minnesota Twins

$10,000–$24,999

Best Buy Prairie Organic Vodka Etix Summit Brewing Company Häagen-Dazs Shops Thomson Reuters MN Original

Special Project Contributors 25 TOUR GUIDE BUS FUND

Carol Avant Elisabeth and John Heefner Jack Bardon Jean and Craig Jentz Nancy and Richard Beach Deborah Klein Judy Berger Martha and Michael Koch Carol V. Bossman Chris Kraft Misa Chappell Caroline Lappin Stan and Sharon Chauss Keith Lindblom and Kenneth Phan Barbara Davey Jennifer L. Martin Mary Dew Christine Brueckner McVay Mary Fernstrum Jane Mercier and Mark Taylor Sunny Floum Tina and Dan Rivkin Molly Fox Susan Rotilie Peni and Steve Gensler Sarah Schultz and Jeffrey Sugerman Joline Gitis and Steve Miles Hildy and Greg Shank Audrey and Mace Goldfarb Susan Spray Katherine Goodale Miriam and James Stake Rivel Greenberg Raymond Terrill Marvel Gregoire Bethany Whitehead Sandra Hutson Gunderson Anonymous (2)

VISUAL ARTS

$100,000 AND ABOVE

Martha and Bruce Atwater John L. Thomson RBC Wealth Management U.S. Bank Elizabeth Redleaf The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Sotheby’s

$50,000–$99,999

BMO Private Bank, A part of BMO Financial Group Marge and Irv Weiser Family Foundation The McKnight Foundation Audrey and Zygi Wilf

$25,000–$49,999

Eugenio Lopez Alonso Karen and Ken Heithoff Steven Ames Donna and Jim Pohlad Broad Art Foundation Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Gabriela and Ramiro Garza

$10,000–$24,999

Isabel and Agustín Coppel Collection/Coleccíon CIAC A.C. Miriam and Erwin Kelen John and Arlene Dayton The David and Leni Moore Family Foundation Nelly and Moisés Cosío Espinosa Monica and David Nassif / Rose Francis Foundation Marilyn and Larry Fields Michael J. Peterman and David A. Wilson Ann M. Hatch Mike and Elizabeth Sweeney

UP TO $9,999

The British Council Jean Walker Lowell and Wayne Lowell

WALKER OPEN FIELD

Optum Margaret and Angus Wurtele Family Foundation

Special Project Contributors 26 Affinity Groups

The Walker gratefully acknowledges the following individuals for their support of Walker Art Center programs.

COLLECTORS’ COUNCIL

CO-CHAIRS Daniel Avchen Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Emma Berg Alan Polsky Amy Kern Maurice and Sally Blanks Tom Rein Greg Stenmoe Michael J. Blum and Abigail Rose Connie and Lewis Remele Robert Bras and Julie Matonich Peter and Annie Remes Ellen and Jan Breyer John and Lois Rogers James Cahn and Jeremy Collatz Anne Rosenberg Darlene and Richard Carroll Phil and Tammie Rosenbloom Deborah and John Christakos Michael Schmaltz John Cullen and Joe Gibbons Wim Stocks Megan and James Dayton David and Angela Sunberg Mary C. Dolan John and Laura Taft Bruno Freeman Nancy and David Warner Arnold Goldman Andrew Webb and Emily Chris and Anastasia Haqq Dalager Katharine L. Kelly Susan White Amy and Mitch Kern Brian Woolsey Janie and Orrin Kirschbaum Shelly and Gordon Wright Anne Labovitz and Bill Gamble David Zucco Dr. John C. and Searcy T. Lillehei Ron Lotz and Randy Hartten Martha MacMillan Carla McGrath and Cole Rogers Dr. Tim J. and Kimberly Montgomery Leni and David Moore, Jr. John Morgan Dawn and Darryle Owens Thomas Owens and Stephanie Prem Michael J. Peterman and David A. Wilson Jennifer Case Phelps Brian J. Pietsch Donna and Jim Pohlad

WALKER FILM SOCIETY

CO-CHAIRS

William Pohlad Elizabeth Redleaf

PRODUCERS’ COUNCIL

CO-CHAIRS Russell Cowles Sage Cowles* Nor Hall Nor Hall and Roger Hale David Moore, Jr. King’s Fountain/Barbara Watson Pillsbury and Henry Pillsbury Emily Maltz Dr. William W. and Nadine M. McGuire Leni and David Moore, Jr. Josine Peters Mike and Elizabeth Sweeney Frances and Frank Wilkinson

27 Named Endowment Funds for Operations and Programs

The following individuals, families, and organizations are gratefully acknowledged for their named endowment funds that provide ongoing support for Walker Art Center operations and programs (market value as of June 30, 2013).

FUNDS OF $15,000,000 OR MORE

Oakleaf Endowment Trust

FUNDS OF $2,000,000–$5,000,000

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation through the Doris Duke The Wallace Foundation Excellence Award Performing Arts Endowment Fund Margaret and Angus Wurtele Visual Arts Fund

FUNDS OF $1,000,000–$1,999,999

Dayton Hudson Foundation Fund for the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

FUNDS OF $500,000–$999,999

John Cowles Family Trust Internship Fund Frederick R. Weisman Fund for the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Virginia Dwan Registration Fund for Care of the Permanent Collection

FUNDS OF $100,000–$499,999

N. Bud Grossman Fund for the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fund for Publications Hearst Endowed Fund for Education and Community Programs Susan Mary Shuman Okie Fund for Library and Archives Aaron and Carol Mack Fund for the Mack Lecture Series Ruben/Bentson Fund for the Acquisition, Conservation, and Ted Mann Fund for Education Presentation of Media

FUNDS OF UP TO $99,999

Judy and Kenneth Dayton Garden Fund Alma Walker Fund for Library and Archives

Named Endowment Funds for Art Acquisition

The following individuals, families, and organizations are gratefully acknowledged for their named endowment funds that provide an ongoing source of income for the acquisition of new art and continual growth of the Walker Art Center’s permanent collection (market value as of June 30, 2013).

FUNDS OF $2,000,000 OR MORE

Frederick R. Weisman Sculpture Acquisition Fund

FUNDS OF $1,000,000–$1,999,999

Justin Smith Purchase Fund T. B. Walker Acquisition Fund

FUNDS OF $100,000–$999,999

Butler Family Fund The McKnight Acquisition Fund Julie and Babe Davis Acquisition Fund Clinton and Della Walker Acquisition Fund Miriam and Erwin Kelen Acquisition Fund for Drawings

28 The Legacy Circle

Planned gifts secure the Walker Art Center for future generations. The Walker gratefully acknowledges the ongoing generosity and sustaining support of the members of the Legacy Circle:

Dennis Albrecht Sue Kotila Betty J. Anderson* Barbara S. Longfellow Lawrence G. Anderson and Esperanza Guerrero-Anderson Donna and Cargill* MacMillan Howard Ansel Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. McCannel* Jerry Artz Dr. William W. and Nadine M. McGuire Martha and Bruce Atwater Donald McNeil and Emily Galusha Mike* and Roz Baker Allan E. “Pat” Mulligan* Carol Vaughan Bemis Heather Nordstrom Antay S. Bilgutay Richardson and Susan Okie* Edward H. Borkon Brian J. Pietsch and John T. Walsh Peggy and Ralph Burnet Jody Post Darlene J. and Richard P. Carroll Dr.* and Mrs. Stacy Roback Sage and John Cowles* Lucy Rogers and Larry Grant Mrs. Julius E. Davis* Barbara and Tom* Ruben Julia W. and Kenneth* Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Edmond R. Ruben* Martha Dayton and Thomas Nelson Berneen Rose Rudolph Mary H. Dayton* Louis Safer* Sally Foy Dixon William Boss Sandberg* Denise M. Engebretson Art and Nancy Schwalm Stephen Figlmiller Craig Seacotte Dolly J. Fiterman Drs. Phyllis K. Sher and Kenneth F. Swaiman Shirley and Miles* Fiterman Alec Soth Dorothy Simpson Fobes* Harriet and Edson Spencer* John and Deanne Greco Edward O. Swanson* Ronya and Lawrence Greenberg Roman and Alice* Verostko Kathy Halbreich Joanne and Philip* Von Blon Eleanor L. Harris Marge and Irv Weiser Diane and Tony Hofstede William Weisman Lynette Homer Mindy Wexler Deborah Hopp Helen Winton Whitney* Frank J. Indihar, M.D. and Anita M. Pampusch, PhD Darcy Winter Nancy Johnson Brian Woolsey Sara Jones Margaret and Angus Wurtele Erwin and Miriam Kelen Shirley Zimmerman J. Howard Kittleson* Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. William Kling

*deceased

TMungo Thomson, Negative Space (STScI- PRC2012-10a), 2012

30 A portion of the Geoff McFetridge-designed site fence surrounding the Walker building

31 Financial Statement

Walker Art Center Condensed Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2013

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $18,000,208

Investments 900,131

Receivable for investments with settlements pending 81,506

Investments held by others 156,630,277

Beneficial interest in trust 22,920,812

Receivables 10,555,732

Inventories 470,338

Prepaid expenses 269,734

Property, plant, and equipment (net of depreciation) 65,967,365

Total assets $275,796,103

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Payables $2,909,921

Deferred charge 90,977

Unearned income 266,162

Deferred rent 557,784

Special assessment liability 5,295,658

Asset retirement obligation 593,807

Note payable 1,103,000 $10,817,309

Net assets

Unrestricted Board-designated endowment 30,265,076

Property, plant, equipment 54,130,309

Operations 289,849 84,685,234

Temporarily restricted 106,343,723

Permanently restricted 73,949,837

Total liabilities and net assets $275,796,103

The condensed statement of operations and the condensed statement of financial position are derived from the financial statements of the Walker Art Center as of June 30, 2013, which have been audited by KPMG LLP. The statement of operations does not include receipts and disbursements of funds for the acquisition of works of art, and the statement of financial position does not include the value of the museum’s collection. A complete set of the Walker’s audited financial statements for 2012–2013 is available upon request.

Mary M. Polta, CFO

32 Walker Art Center Condensed Statement of Operations June 30, 2013

REVENUE

Program Earned Income

Exhibitions $722,237

Education 82,191

Performing Arts 192,339

Film/Video 280,290

Mini Golf 147,225

Open Field 6,103

Rock the Garden 838,062

Museum Admissions, Walker Shop, Food Service/Facility Rental, Other 2,353,260

Gala, Avant Garden 497,613

Contributions, including net assets released 8,151,715

Endowment Draw 5,974,100

Total Revenue $19,245,135

EXPENSE

Programs

Exhibitions $4,238,804

Education 1,625,949

Performing Arts 1,770,108

Film/Video 1,097,785

New Media Initiatives 563,598

Mini Golf 206,109

Open Field 114,047

Rock the Garden 778,982

Walker Shop, Food Service/Facility Rental 1,437,066

Fund-raising/Membership 1,375,007

Administration 3,714,273

Building Operations 2,308,691

Total Expense $19,230,419

Net Income from Operations $14,716

33 2012–2013 Income $19,245,135

2012–2013 Expense $19,230,419

34 Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion, Live! The Realest MC Photo: Cherylynn Tsushima

35 Board of Trustees

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Olga Viso

PRESIDENT

Jim Dayton

VICE-PRESIDENTS

Patrick J. Denzer Marjorie Weiser

SECRETARY

Olga Viso

TREASURER

Mary Polta

PUBLIC MEMBERS

Mark Addicks David Moore, Jr. Lynn Carlson Schell Carol Vaughan Bemis Monica Nassif Wim Stocks Ralph W. Burnet Dawn Owens Mike Sweeney John Christakos Richard Payne Laura Taft Thomas M. Crosby, Jr.* Michael Peterman John L. Thomson Andrew S. Duff Brian J. Pietsch John P. Whaley Shawn Gensch Donna Pohlad Susan White Karen Heithoff Rebecca Pohlad Tom Wicka Richard B. Hirst Teresa Rasmussen Audrey Wilf Chris Killingstad Elizabeth G. Redleaf Frank S. Wilkinson, Jr. Anne Labovitz Peter Remes Muffy MacMillan Chris Roberts Jennifer Martin Joel Ronning

WALKER FAMILY MEMBERS

Ann W. Cadwalader Kathleen S. Roeder Elaine B. Walker Ann Hatch Adrian Walker Lindsey Walker Jean K. Walker Lowell Brooks Walker, Jr.

HONORARY TRUSTEES

H. B. Atwater, Jr. Roger Hale Harriet S. Spencer* Mrs. Julius E. Davis* Erwin Kelen C. Angus Wurtele Julia W. Dayton Larry Perlman

NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Gayle and Mike Ahearn Pamela Kramlich Lois and John Rogers Ann Birks Jeanne and Richard Levitt Judy and Steve Shank Arlene and John Dayton Eileen Naughton Heidi Steiger Lyn and Walter De Logi Mary and John Pappajohn Helen and Peter Warwick Martha and John Gabbert Michael A. Peel Ginny Williams

*deceased