11 annual report

2011 annual report

4 Board of Trustees 7 President’s Report 8 Director’s Report 10 2011 Breakdown 12 Curatorial Report 15 Exhibitions 18 Publications 19 Loans 23 Acquisitions 31 Education and Public Programs 32 Development 37 Donors 58 Docents and Volunteers 61 Staff 65 Financial Report

Unless otherwise noted, photographs of works in the Collection are by John R. Glembin; those of events are courtesy Front Room Photography. cover John Singleton Copley, Alice Hooper, ca. 1763 (detail). Purchase, with funds from the Leonard and Bebe LeVine Art Acquisition Fund, the Virginia Booth Vogel Acquisition Fund, with funds in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John E. Julien, and gift by exchange of Chapellier Galleries, the Samuel O. Buckner Collection, and the Max E. Friedmann Bequest. Full credit listing on p. 23

this page Mathias Bengtsson, Slice chair, 1999. Gift of Friends of Art. Full credit listing on p. 28. 4 | board of trustees Through August 31, 2011

Board of Trustees Friends of Art Sande Robinson Photography Committee Raymond R. Krueger Representative Reva Shovers Christine Symchych President Lawrence W. Oliverson Christine Symchych Chair Betty Ewens Quadracci Chair of the Docents Frederick Vogel III Warren Blumenthal Secretary Representative Robert A. Wagner Barbara Ciurej Staff: Brady Roberts R. Bruce McDonald Jane Fee F. William Haberman Treasurer Support Group Acquisitions and Carol Lewensohn Collections Advisory Lindsay Lochman Frederic G. Friedman Representatives Gail Groenwoldt Committees Marianne Lubar Assistant Secretary and Kevin Miyazaki Mel Trittin Decorative Arts Legal Counsel Staff: Lisa Hostetler Trustee Emeritus Committee Trustees at Large Sheldon B. Lubar Constance Godfrey Prints and Drawings Donald W. Baumgartner Chair Committee Lori Bechthold COMMITTEES OF THE A. Raymond Kehm Barbara Buzard Randy Bryant BOARD OF TRUSTEES Barbara Elsner Chair Michael J. Cudahy Executive Committee George A. Evans, Jr. Lois Ehlert Stephen Einhorn Raymond R. Krueger Barbara Fuldner Laurence Eiseman, Jr. Philip Flynn Chair Marianne Lubar Marianne Epstein Julie Gardner Nicole Teweles Julia Evans Ellen Glaisner Donald W. Baumgartner Anne Vogel Jean Friedlander Carmen Haberman Frederic G. Friedman Frederick Vogel III Arthur A. Gebhardt Judy Jorgensen Ellen Glaisner Robert A. Wagner George T. Jacobi W. David Knox II Carmen Haberman Staff: Mel Buchanan Russell Jankowski Anthony S. Krausen Kenneth C. Krei Marianne Lubar Kenneth C. Krei Gail A. Lione Earlier European Arts Kathleen Parker Donald Layden Marianne Lubar Committee Colleen Pemberton Gail A. Lione R. Bruce McDonald Robert Roth Judith Ramazzini Joan Lubar Anthony J. Petullo Chair David Ritz Marianne Lubar Betty Ewens Quadracci Lorraine Croft Charles Wickler Wayne Lueders Suzanne L. Selig Robert Foote Staff: Mary Weaver Chapin Eileen Mandel Staff: Dan Keegan Arthur J. Laskin Andy Nunemaker Helen Peter Love Anniversary Acquisitions and Jill G. Pelisek Leadership Committee Collections Committee Marianne Lubar Christopher and Miriam Anthony J. Petullo Marianne Lubar Geoffrey Maclay Sande Robinson Abele Chair Marjorie Moon Richard L. Schmidt, Jr. Frank Murn Donald and Donna Donald W. Baumgartner Suzanne L. Selig Andrea Schloemer Baumgartner Karen Johnson Boyd Dorothy M. Stadler Sally Schuler Raymond R. Krueger Marilyn Bradley Mary Strohmaier Kenneth Treis Sheldon and Marianne Andrea B. Bryant Christine Symchych William Treul Lubar Stephen Einhorn Frederick Vogel IV Staff: Laurie Winters Betty Ewens Quadracci Beth Wnuk Arthur A. Gebhardt Bud and Suzanne Selig Jeffery W. Yabuki F. William Haberman Audit Committee County Government Anthony Krausen Danny L. Cunningham Representatives Arthur J. Laskin Chair Patricia Jursik Wayne R. Lueders Joe Sanfelippo Anthony J. Petullo William Hunt Richard R. Pieper Sheldon B. Lubar

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R. Bruce McDonald Joan Lubar David Bauer Planned Giving Richard L. Schmidt, Jr. Eileen Mandel Donald W. Baumgartner Committee Staff: Dan Keegan/Jane Donna Meyer Richard J. Glaisner Andrea B. Bryant Wochos Lawrence Oliverson Kenneth C. Krei Jill G. Pelisek Betty Ewens Quadracci Raymond R. Krueger Co-Chairs Education and Public Suzanne L. Selig P. Michael Mahoney Programs Committee Donn Dresselhuys Dorothy M. Stadler Jess E. Merten Julie Gardner Dale R. Faught Christine Symchych W. Kent Velde Chair Frederic G. Friedman Eric Vogel Staff: Dan Keegan/Jane Ed Hashek Kim Abler Staff: Laurie Winters Wochos Judy Jorgensen John Augenstein Sally Schuler Development Committee Human Resources Lori Bechthold Adam Wiensch Natanya Blanck Frederic G. Friedman and Remuneration Committee Staff: Mary Albrecht Mike Brenner Ellen Glaisner Kenneth C. Krei José Chavez Co-Chairs Public Affairs Chair Marlene Doerr Andrea Bryant Committee Daniel Donder Sue Frautschi Raymond R. Krueger Christine Symchych Jane Fee Judy Gordon Gail A. Lione Chair Carmen Haberman Carmen Haberman Wayne R. Lueders Randy Bryant Jonathan Jackson Judy Jorgensen Anthony J. Petullo Raymond R. Krueger Sarah Jerome A. Raymond Kehm Staff: Dan Keegan/Jan H. Carl Mueller Gail A. Lione Gail A. Lione Fleming Andrew Nunemaker Janet Matthews Joan Lubar Investment Committee Betty Ewens Quadracci Nancy Mitchell Marianne Lubar P. Michael Mahoney Eric Vogel Phillip Naylor Linda Marcus Chair Staff: Dan Keegan/Vicki Sue Nelson Donna Meyer Scharfberg José Olivieri Joan Nason Mark G. Doll Jill G. Pelisek Jill G. Pelisek Richard J. Glaisner Strategic Planning Committee Betty Ewens Quadracci Anthony J. Petullo Raymond R. Krueger Jeff Yabuki Sande Robinson Sally Schuler Wayne R. Lueders Chair Mary Strohmaier Dorothy M. Stadler W. Kent Velde Cindy Zautcke Mary Strohmaier Beth R. Wnuk Randy Bryant Staff: Brigid Globensky Staff: Mary Albrecht Staff: Dan Keegan/Jane Julie Gardner Wochos Kenneth C. Krei Exhibitions Committee Facilities Committee Raymond R. Krueger Anthony J. Petullo Donald W. Baumgartner Nominations and Governance Committee Gail A. Lione Chair Chair Gail A. Lione Marianne Lubar Wendy Blumenthal Jill G. Pelisek Randy Bryant Chair Stephen Einhorn Steven G. Chamberlin Anthony J. Petullo Donald W. Baumgartner Sue Frautschi David Drent Suzanne L. Selig Frederic G. Friedman Carmen Haberman Richard J. Glaisner Raymond R. Krueger War Memorial George T. Jacobi Richard L. Schmidt, Jr. Corporation Board W. David Knox II Marianne Lubar Eric Vogel of Trustees Anthony S. Krausen Andrew Nunemaker Staff: Dan Keegan/Jane Raymond R. Krueger Kenneth C. Krei Betty Ewens Quadracci Wochos Trustee Representative Raymond R. Krueger Sande Robinson Joe Lai Finance Committee Suzanne L. Selig Donald W. Baumgartner R. Bruce McDonald Staff: Dan Keegan Steven Chamberlain Chair Richard L. Schmidt, Jr.

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I am pleased to announce that, in accordance with our business plan for fiscal year 2011, the twelve months covered by this report (September 1, 2010–August 31, 2011) saw a balanced budget for the Milwaukee Art Museum. It was a banner year for the Museum overall. The enthusiasm and hard work of everyone at the Museum enabled us to reach and even exceed our goals, with extraordinary exhibitions and programming drawing record attendance. On behalf of the Trustees on the Board, we extend our deepest thanks to Members, donors, sponsors, volunteers, and Museum staff who collaborated to provide another year of superb visual arts experiences for our visitors. Raymond R. Krueger The Museum welcomed over 370,000 visitors this past I am approaching the end of my term as President this fiscal year. This is the highest attendance in five years—a spring and wish to extend my sincerest gratitude for notable accomplishment that speaks to the dedication of your energy and dedication, and I thank each of you the Museum staff and the critical role the Museum plays for your support, hard work, and willingness to meet on the local, regional, national, and international stage. the challenges of creating and sustaining world-class Through exhibitions such as European Design Since 1985: programming through difficult economic times. In Shaping the New Century, Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic the coming year with President-elect Ken Krei, and Architecture for the 21st Century, and the Summer of with all of us working together, the Milwaukee Art China series; events from Art in Bloom to the Lakefront Museum will continue to create a visual arts experience Festival of Arts and MAM After Dark; and education that inspires, educates, challenges, and entertains. programs, including the Kohl’s Art Generation efforts, We appreciate all of you who come time and again, lectures, and more, the Museum engaged audiences of all bringing open minds through our open doors. You age groups from near and far. continue to create the strongest and most vital energy source of all—active engagement in the visual arts. In 2013, the Museum will celebrate the 125th anniversary of the founding (as the Layton Art Gallery) of the Museum, and both trustees and staff are mindful of the importance of this occasion and the opportunities it presents. With continued commitment to building the Museum’s world- class Collection, growing the endowment, and improving our facilities, we ensure an ongoing program of scholarly significant exhibitions and programs with enriching, Raymond R. Krueger widespread appeal. It is an exciting time to serve on the President of the Board of Trustees Board of Directors, and in the coming years, I see even more depth and richness emerging from the Museum’s Collection and coming to the visitor experience.

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I am pleased to report that the Museum finished fiscal year 2011 (September 1, 2010–August 31, 2011) achieving one of the highest attendance records to date. The Museum exceeded its goals and objectives and with a balanced budget. The year again presented unique challenges, but thanks to continued community and Member support, the Board of Trustees’ guidance, and the staff’s fiscal management, the Museum completed fiscal year 2011 with another strong year of accomplishments.

Three unique exhibitions framed the 10th anniversary Keeping current with the latest in social media, the year of the Santiago Calatrava–designed Quadracci Museum communicates with Facebook friends and Pavilion, starting with European Design Since 1985: followers and Twitter users alike on a daily basis, Shaping the New Century. Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic maintaining an ongoing dialogue of what’s happening Architecture for the 21st Century followed, with the at the Museum. New this year is the Museum’s blog, fourth-highest attendance in the Museum’s history. “Under the Wings.” Industrious staff members started the The year reached its apex with the unprecedented, blog, which has proven to be popular and successful in Museum-wide summer of Chinese art and culture, with engaging the public about the Museum, its collections, The Emperor’s Private Paradise: Treasures from the and its activities behind the scenes. Forbidden City at its center. The Museum was one of only three museums in the entire world to showcase Finally, I would be remiss if I did not mention the the stunning and never-before-seen objects from the addition to our staff of William Keyse Rudolph, the Qianlong Garden, and five additional exhibitions on Dudley J. Godfrey, Jr., Curator of American Art and Chinese art that ranged from ancient to contemporary Decorative Arts. William came to us from the Worcester complemented the exhibition for an extraordinarily Art Museum in Massachusetts and is reenergizing unique experience. The Summer of China drew the the Museum’s important American art collection. His second-highest attendance in the Museum’s history. most significant accomplishment to date, and in fact a significant accomplishment for the Museum world, is This past year also saw the development of important the acquisition of John Singleton Copley’s masterpiece initiatives in education. The Education team developed a Alice Hooper (ca. 1763). Copley is recognized as one comprehensive, one-stop spot for teachers to access and of the great American artists of the early Republic— pool resources, continued to provide curriculum-based and one of the first native-born painters to achieve tours to tens of thousands of children, and expanded success both at home and abroad. The is the first Copley the Museum’s Kohl’s Art Generation programs in painting acquired by the Museum and one of the last partnership with Kohl’s Cares. The Kohl’s Art Generation in private hands to be available for sale. The acquisition Gallery and Studio on-site and the Kohl’s Color Wheels was made possible in part by a donation from the mobile creation station significantly increased the estate of Milwaukeeans Leonard and Bebe LeVine, who opportunities for kids and families to engage with art. bequeathed the largest estate gift in the Museum’s These programs resulted in historically high numbers history, along with the Virginia Booth Vogel Acquisition of Family memberships and of visitors ages twelve and Fund, with funds in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John under this past fiscal year. Now, as fiscal year 2012 begins, E. Julien, and a gift by exchange of Chapellier Galleries, the Museum will open the new Kohl’s Education Center, the Samuel O. Buckner Collection, and the Max E. a lab, gallery, and studio comprising 11,000 square feet, Friedmann Bequest. strategically located at the center of the Museum’s Collection Galleries that will provide an interactive learning environment for generations of young minds and curious adults.

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Members, donors, volunteers, and Museum staff annually the Museum’s future bright and our core purpose to renew their committment to the Museum’s mission enlighten and engage strong for generations to come. to collect, preserve, and present art in a manner that enlightens and educates visitors. Museums play a key Thank you for your support. role in education, job creation, tourism, and economic development, and help provide younger generations with a creative edge to remain competitive across industries. As we enter our anniversary cycle, celebrating the 125th anniversary in 2013 of the Museum’s founding, Daniel T. Keegan I encourage our community of supporters to help keep director

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people collection the numbers the 371,668 28,548 Total attendance Works in the Collection

15% 1,213 increase from last year and the Works on view highest since 2005

Includes paid and unpaid visitors, including Members, youth and adult 104 tours, and ticketed visitors Works entered the Collection

57 Works loaned from the Collection

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education and outreach membership new media

147,571 20,651 18,000 Children and adults participated in Members Facebook fans, in 50 states Kohl’s Art Generation activities and 20 countries 3,505 51,000 Families became new Members 12,000 Students from 593 schools Users active on a monthly basis across the region and from Northern Illinois visited 7,195 Total new Members 18,000 50,344 Twitter followers Adult visitors participated in education and public programs 535,013 People visited the Museum website 14,090 Visitors attended Art in Bloom 2:17 Average time online 138 Gallery talks and lectures

70 Sites that Kohl’s Color Wheel’s traveled to throughout Southeastern Wisconsin

10 MAM After Dark events

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The Museum’s Curatorial Department provided an ambitious exhibition program in fiscal year 2011. The 10th anniversary of the Museum’s Santiago­ Calatrava–designed Quadracci Pavilion drew heightened attention to the Museum, and the exhibitions delivered on the promise of that building. The feature exhibitions looked critically at the evolving artistry of design in our everyday lives, provided new perspectives on the work of Wisconsin’s own architectural genius, and celebrated the first Museum-wide presentation of Chinese art. Acquisitions made for the Museum Collection were equally stunning and further assert the continued relevance and scholarly rigor of the Museum within the national and international art world.

The Museum is always looking to reactivate the painting, displaying all the traits that made Copley Collection Galleries and to expand the narrative its desirable in Colonial Boston. The painting is now featured works of art present. An exciting pilot project with on the Lower Level in the newly reinstalled American the Terra Foundation for American Art provided just painting galleries, together with some favorites that had such an opportunity for the Museum’s early modern been long off view. American galleries. To complement the Museum’s works by The Eight artists, the Terra Foundation MODERN/CONTEMPORARY lent several objects by artist Charles Prendergast The Museum expanded its collection of video for display in the Donald and Barbara Abert Family installations, one of the most significant developments Gallery. The two-year installation celebrates in contemporary art, with two key acquisitions. Jim Prendergast’s legacy as a premier Arts and Crafts Campbell, a San Francisco-based artist with degrees frame maker, painter, and sculptor and his important in mathematics and electrical engineering from collaborations with his brother and Eight painter, MIT, created by hand the components for the video Maurice Prendergast. The Museum further organized projection Taxi Ride to Sarah’s Studio (2010). Western corresponding educational programs, including an Union: Small Boats (2007) by London-based artist opening lecture and a special teachers event, thanks Isaac Julien is technically one of the most sophisticated to a grant from the Terra Foundation. film installation works of the twenty-first century. This culminating work of his Expeditions trilogy (which will The Curatorial Department was happy to welcome be exhibited together for the first time at the Museum), William Keyse Rudolph to the Museum in 2011. Formerly poetically explores the human costs of migration in the curator of American art at the Worcester Art Museum, age of globalism. Massachusetts, Dr. Rudolph is the first Dudley Godfrey Jr. Curator of American Art and Decorative Arts. This The Museum also acquired the stunning On Duty, appointment represents the growing significance of the Not Driving (2010) by Milwaukee-based painter Museum’s collection of American Art. Reginald Baylor. Drawing from Renaissance painting and popular culture, the visually and metaphorically Acquisitions dense painting is autobiographical for the artist, who was once a truck driver. AMERICAN ART Under Rudolph’s leadership, the Museum didn’t waste DECORATIVE ARTS any time making a major acquisition—John Singleton Mathias Bengtsson’s aluminum Slice Chair (1999) Copley’s Alice Hooper (ca. 1763), a work that both solidifies provided a stunning centerpiece to the European and elevates the Museum’s collection of early American Design Since 1985 exhibition and is a choice portraiture. The work is a marvelous example of American acquisition for the Museum.

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PHOTOGRAPHS collection. The library also continued to actively engage The major contemporary photograph Semi Submersible the public through behind-the-scenes tours and rotating Rig, DSME Shipyard Geoje Island, South Korea (2007) case exhibitions. In 2010/2011, the library featured by the internationally renowned artist Thomas selections from the Museum’s rare book collection, Struth tops the year’s acquisitions for photography. including a first English edition ofThe Bauhaus: Weimar, This monumental, prescient work is a masterful Dessau, Berlin, Chicago (by Hans Maria Wingler and composition in which mooring lines connect the viewer Joseph Stein, Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press, 1969). to a hulking industrial rig, allegorically suggesting the dominance of such contraptions over the character of Conservation life in contemporary society. Other notable acquisitions include pioneering color photographs by Marie The Conservation Department conserved over fifty Cosindas and Hy Hirsh, as well as a pair of striking prints and drawings and over sixty objects in the portraits from Brian Ulrich’s Thrift series. James Conley Collection, among others; matted and framed over three hundred prints; and modified EUROPEAN or conserved fifteen frames in the Collection in The European collection saw the addition of two preparation for installation, exhibitions, and loans. important paintings in the last year. Working-Class City of In addition, all of the Eugene von Bruenchenhein 1920 is an excellent example of the German realist painter paintings and Max Pechstein’s Calla Lillies received Hans Baluschek. Haymaking Time by Léon Augustin new frames with designs based on those used by the Lhermitte was the artist’s 1897 entry for the French Salon artists. Claudio al Mandrione by Julian Schnabel and and is regarded as one of his most important paintings. Haymaking Time by Léon Augustin Lhermitte both Although not a household name today, Lhermitte moved received major conservation treatment. The latter in the same artistic circles of Edgar Degas, Vincent van was exhibited in partially conserved stages to give Gogh, and Auguste Rodin. Lhermitte combined the visitors the opportunity to observe the dramatic visual brushwork and colors of the Impressionists with the contrast between extremely yellowed varnish and the popular subject matter of the Realists. vividly colored, cleaned surface. Lastly, Conservation was intimately involved in the installation and PRINTS deinstallation of the Summer of China exhibitions. Among the very fine prints and drawings that entered the Museum this year, two stand out for their rarity. The first, a pen-and-ink drawing by German Expressionist The Chipstone Foundation and Ludwig Meidner dates to 1916, when the artist was the Milwaukee Art Museum serving in World War I on the Eastern Front. This haunting self-portrait is the first drawing by the artist Chipstone is a non-profit organization located in to enter the Collection. The second notable purchase Fox Point, Wisconsin. Milwaukee collectors Stanley is The Cathedral (1896), a rare hand-colored etching by and Polly Mariner Stone founded Chipstone in 1965 Belgian master James Ensor. with the mission to collect early American decorative arts and promote scholarship in the field. Today, the Museum Library/Archives foundation’s holdings of early American furniture, historical prints, and British pottery are creatively The Milwaukee Art Museum’s George Peckham Miller Art displayed and interpreted alongside the Museum’s Research Library continued to serve the research needs Collection. In addition to its collaboration with the of Museum staff, docents, students, teachers, and Museum, Chipstone partners with the University researchers. Through generous support from the Alice of Wisconsin–Madison in an effort to digitize and Lucia Stern Library Fund, a worldwide catalogue decorative arts collections, it provides video content exchange program, and numerous private donations, on Artbabble, and it publishes two annual scholarly the library was able to add important resources to its journals, American Furniture and Ceramics in America.

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BAKER/ROWLAND GALLERIES complete with his plans for suburban DECORATIVE ARTS GALLERY European Design Since 1985: communities and his American Art in Clay: Masterworks of North Shaping the New Century System-Built Homes, and included Carolina Earthenware Oct 9, 2010–Jan 9, 2011 over 150 objects: drawings, models, Sept 2, 2010–Feb 6, 2011 Curated by R. Craig Miller, curator of photographs, videos, and furniture, Curated by Luke Beckerdite, Johanna design arts and director of design as well as thirty-three never-before- Brown, curator of Moravian arts, initiatives, Indianapolis Museum of shown drawings and rare home Old Salem Museum and Gardens, Art; coordinated at the Milwaukee movies. The exhibition celebrated and Rob Hunter; coordinated at Art Museum by Mel Buchanan, Mae the 100th anniversary of Taliesin, the Milwaukee Art Museum by E. Demmer Assistant Curator of Wright’s home, studio, and school Claudia Mooney of the Chipstone 20th-Century Design in Spring Green, Wisconsin, and also Foundation marked the beginning of a yearlong Herbert Jacobs House Jacobs Herbert This groundbreaking exhibition celebration of the 10th anniversary Art in Clay was the first major was the first extensive analysis of of the Santiago Calatrava–designed survey of the masterful slipware, contemporary Western European Quadracci Pavilion, the 2001 addition sculptural bottles, faience, and design. It presented furniture, to the Milwaukee Art Museum. creamware attributed to the ceramics, metalwork, glass, and Moravian community in Winston- Full credit listing on p. 29. p. on listing credit Full AZ. Scottsdale, Foundation, Wright Lloyd © Frank Purchase. 2009. Brooklyn, Studio Situ by fabricated and designed , Model consumer products designed by more Sponsored by PNC Financial Salem in the last half of the than ninety designers. With objects Services, SC Johnson Company, eighteenth century. It also included both familiar and surreal, European and The Figge Foundation and new scholarship by the exhibition’s Design Since 1985 defined Europe’s Thomas K. Figge. Additional curators, which re-attributed a driving role in the proliferation of generous support provided by group of objects long believed to design in the 1980s and 1990s. Andy Nunemaker, Ruth St. John & be Moravian to the Huguenot Loy John Dunham West Foundation, family of Alamance County. Art Sponsored by the Milwaukee Art Wisconsin Department of Tourism, in Clay was accompanied by the Museum’s Friends of Art. Media and Dorothy W. Inbusch Foundation. 2009 and 2010 Ceramics in America Sponsors: Time Warner Cable and Media Sponsors: Time Warner Cable journals, both devoted to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. exhibition. Shown concurrently was The Body Politic, a small exhibition BAUMGARTNER GALLERIA Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic that featured the highly charged Architecture for the 21st Century On Site: Chakaia Booker political works of contemporary Feb 12–May 15, 2011 Sept 30, 2010–Feb 13, 2011 potter Michelle Erickson. Curated and organized by Brady Curated by Brady Roberts, chief curator Roberts, chief curator; Jim Ballinger, Sponsored by the director, Phoenix Art Museum; On Site: Chakaia Booker brought Chipstone Foundation Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer, director of Booker’s stunning black sculptures the Archives, Frank Lloyd Wright made from automobile tires into The New Materiality: Digital Foundation; and Margo Stipe, the pristine, light-filled spaces Dialogues at the Boundaries of curator and registrar of collections, of the Baumgartner Galleria. The Contemporary Craft Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation New York–based artist follows in March 10–June 12, 2011 a tradition in modern art of using Organized by the Fuller Craft Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic found objects and industrially Museum; curated by Fo Wilson, Architecture for the 21st Century fabricated materials. Nearly a dozen assistant professor, department explored what the celebrated works comprised the exhibition. of art and design, University architect could teach us about of Wisconsin–Milwaukee; today’s built environment. The Sponsored by the Contemporary coordinated at the Milwaukee Art exhibition examined every type Art Society and the African American Museum by Claudia Mooney of the of project that Wright designed, Art Alliance Chipstone Foundation

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3,000 Years of Chinese Art and Culture. Six Exhibitions. One Summer.

Sponsored by BMO Financial Group, Caterpillar Global Mining, Concordia University of Wisconsin, Harley- Davidson Motor Company, Johnson Controls, The Lai Family Foundation, and Rockwell Automation. Additional support provided by Robert W. Baird & Co., Brady Corporation, Einhorn Family Foundation, Foley & Lardner LLP, The Freeman Foundation, and M&I Wealth Management.

The Emperor’s Private Paradise: Emerald Mountains: Modern Warriors, Beasts, and Spirits: Treasures from the Forbidden City Chinese Ink Painting from the Early Chinese Art from the James June 11–Sept 11, 2011 | Baker/ Chu-tsing Li Collection Conley Collection Rowland Galleries June 11–Aug 28, 2011 | Koss Gallery June 11–Sept 11, 2011 | Baumgartner Organized by the Peabody Essex Curated by Ying Wang, associate & Schroeder Gallerias Museum in partnership with the professor of art history, University Curated by Laurie Winters, director Palace Museum and in cooperation of Wisconsin–Milwaukee; of exhibitions with the World Monuments Fund; coordinated by Laurie Winters, curated by Nancy Berliner, curator director of exhibitions, and Liz Flaig, Warriors, Beasts, and Spirits: of Chinese art, Peabody Essex curatorial department administrator Early Chinese Art from the James Museum; coordinated at the Conley Collection featured more Milwaukee Art Museum by Laurie Art historian Chu-tsing Li is a than forty ancient Chinese tomb Winters, director of exhibitions specialist in Chinese painting, an artifacts, including carvings, acclaimed author, and a pioneer ceramic sculptures, and The Museum’s Summer of China in the study of modern Chinese architectural fragments, lent was an exceptional, Museum-wide ink painting. Emerald Mountains: from the private collection of program of five exhibitions that Modern Chinese Ink Paintings from James Conley. The exhibition drew unprecedented attendance. the Chu-tsing Li Collection explored provided an unprecedented The Emperor’s Private Paradise: the development of Chinese ink survey of the artistic development Treasures from the Forbidden City, painting during the second half of of Chinese funerary and domestic the premier exhibition, provided the twentieth century. Drawn from art from the Han, Tang, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity his collection of modern Chinese Ming dynasties. for Museum visitors to see over paintings—the finest and most ninety objects of ceremony and comprehensive of its kind in the On Site: Zhan Wang leisure from the interiors of the West—these extraordinary paintings June 11–Sept 11, 2011 | Forbidden City’s Qianlong Garden. demonstrate the reinvigoration of Windhover Hall The Museum was one of only three classical techniques and materials Curated by Melissa Chiu and in the world to showcase these by artists throughout Mainland coordinated by Brady Roberts, exquisite objects, hidden away for China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and chief curator centuries, and never before seen by abroad working with distinctly the public, not even in China. modern perspectives. Zhan Wang’s towering Artificial Rock No. 43 (2008) stunned visitors with its reflective stainless steel surface. The artist’s contemporary take on the traditional scholars’ rocks found in classical Chinese gardens was created to be both industrial and powerful—mirroring China in the twenty-first century.

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Way of the Dragon: The Chinoiserie The New Materiality presented Fashion, Film & Animation, Style, 1710–1830 the work of sixteen American Jewelry, Mixed Media, Painting, June 30–Nov 6, 2011 | Decorative artists who blend technology, as Photography, Printmaking, Arts Gallery well as the information encoded Sculpture, and Video Games. Organized by the Chipstone in technology, with traditional Foundation and the Milwaukee Art craft materials. The exhibition Sponsored by the Milwaukee Museum; curated by Kate Smith of challenged the viewer to rethink the Art Museum, the Milwaukee Art the Chipstone Foundation field of craft by redefining digital Museum Docents, the Greater content as a material in itself. Milwaukee Foundation Marc & Way of the Dragon explored Karen Flesch Memorial Fund, James eighteenth-century England’s Sponsored by the Heller in memory of Avis Heller, Ray fascination with Asia through British Chipstone Foundation and Sue Kehm, James and Carol objects decorated in the “Chinese” Wiensch, and an anonymous donor style. The exhibition examined KOSS GALLERY English chinoiserie ceramics during Framing a Decade: Acquisitions of WINDHOVER HALL the period 1710–1830, when these Prints and Drawings, 2001–2011 On Site: Robert Therrien wares became increasingly popular Dec 9, 2010–April 3, 2011 Nov 18, 2010–Feb 13, 2011 among middle- and upper-class Curated by Mary Weaver Curated by Brady Roberts, chief curator British and American consumers. Chapin, associate curator of Much of chinoiserie’s appeal lay in prints and drawings Part of the Museum’s contemporary its depiction of an exotic world. The art series On Site, Robert Therrien’s style allowed consumers to escape Drawing from a selection of nearly most celebrated work, Under the into a land of mystery and beauty and three thousand recent acquisitions, Table (1994), was a popular sight in also caused them to think in both this exhibition highlighted Windhover Hall. On loan from the positive and critical ways about their some of the finest purchases, Broad Art Foundation, the oversized own cultural values. donations, and bequests to enter ten-foot-high table evoked an Alice the Museum’s prints and drawings in Wonderland–type experience Chinese Contemporary Warriors collection since the opening of the for visitors. July 7–Aug 28, 2011 | Contemporary Quadracci Pavilion in 2001. Galleries Sponsored by Joanne Murphy Curated by Brady Roberts, chief curator Sponsored by Von Briesen & Roper, S.C. TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Chinese Contemporary Warriors SCHROEDER GALLERIA AND PIEPER Andy Warhol: The Last Decade was an installation of twenty-five EDUCATION GALLERY The Baltimore Museum of Art, MD life-sized bronze sculptures by The 2011 Scholastic Art Awards: Oct 17, 2010–Jan 9, 2011 world-renowned contemporary artist Wisconsin Regional Exhibition Yue Minjun. Based in Beijing, Yue is Feb 5–March 6, 2011 The Artistic Furniture of Charles Rohlfs best known for his self-portraits, in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY which he casts himself in a variety This annual exhibition featured Oct 19, 2010–Jan 23, 2011 of large-scale compositions and over 325 works of art created by always with a grotesquely wide- students in grades 7–12 from mouthed, laughing face. Referencing throughout Wisconsin. A jury of the utopian propaganda of earlier twenty-four art professionals Chinese Social realist paintings, his selected the works on view from work creates allegories critical of the more than twelve hundred entries Chinese government in works that in the categories of Architecture, are humorously laced with cynicism. Ceramics & Glass, Comic Art, Design, Digital Art, Drawing,

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Art in Clay: Masterworks of North Carolina Earthenware Way of the Dragon: The Chinoiserie Style, 1710–1830 Luke Beckerdite, Johanna Brown, and Robert Hunter David Porter and Kate Smith

With contributions from Linda F. Carnes-McNaughton, Edited by: Christina Dittrich Michelle Erickson, David and Mary Farrell, Michael O. Designed by: Dan Saal, Studio Saal Corporation Hartley, Eckhard Hensel, Eleanor Minnock-Pubh, Alain Published by: Chipstone Foundation and Outlaw, Victor Owen, and Hal Pugh Milwaukee Art Museum Designed by: Dan Saal, Studio Saal Corporation Paperback, 40 pages, 2011 Published by: Chipstone Foundation and Milwaukee Art Museum This publication accompanied the exhibition Way of Paperback, 48 pages, 2010 the Dragon: The Chinoiserie Style, 1710–1830, and examined English chinoiserie ceramics during the period This publication accompanied the exhibition Art in 1710–1830, when these wares became increasingly Clay: Masterworks of North Carolina Earthenware and popular among middle- and upper-class British and examined the rich artistic legacy of North Carolina’s American consumers. Much of chinoiserie’s appeal lay first earthenware potters. During the last half of the in its depiction of an exotic world. The style allowed eighteenth century, potters of Continental and British consumers to escape into a land of mystery and beauty, descent brought a wide variety of Old World ceramic and also caused them to think in both positive and traditions to the North Carolina backcountry. The critical ways about their own cultural values. achievements of these craftsmen often surpassed those of their Middle Atlantic and New England contemporaries, particularly in the application of polychrome slip decoration. For the Moravians, slipware plates and dishes functioned as reminders of their European roots, as well as potent symbols of religion and the cycle of life. For other potters and their patrons, decorative earthenware was a means of expressing and preserving their identity in the New World.

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Edmund Lewandowski: Myron Nutting With subsequent travel to Whooping Crane (Young); Precisionism and Beyond Man Chopping Wood, the Ateneum Art Museum, From The Birds of America Winthrop Galleries, 1938 Helsinki, Finland (Feb 17– (New York and Philadelphia, Winthrop University, Lithograph May 15, 2011). 1840–44), n.d. Rock Hill, SC M1942.32 Hand-colored lithograph Sept 6–Dec 5, 2010 Jules Bastien-Lepage M2008.53 Two Men, 1939 La Père Jacques With subsequent travel Lithograph (Woodgatherer), 1881 Oldenburg’s Process: to the Mobile Museum of M1942.25 Oil on canvas From Print to Monument Art, Mobile, AL (Jan 20– L102 University of Wisconsin– April 2, 2011), the Flint Charles Clark Reynolds Milwaukee, Art History Institute of Arts, Flint, MI Two Old Men, n.d. Animal Instinct: Gallery, Milwaukee, WI (May 7–Aug 7, 2011), and Etching Allegory, Allusion, and Nov 4–18, 2010 the Georgia Museum of M1942.52 Anthropomorphism Art, Athens, GA (Sept 10– John Michael Kohler Arts Claes Oldenberg Dec 4, 2011). Arlo Schmitz Center, Sheboygan, WI Proposed Colossal Grass Fire #2, 1938 Oct 17, 2010–Jan 23, 2011 Monument for Battersea Edmund Lewandowski Lithograph Park, London, Drum Milwaukee Brewery, 1940 M1942.31 John James Audubon Set, 1966 Gouache on paper Entrapped Otter (Canada Color offset lithograph M1988.15 Minnow Fisherman, 1938 Otter), ca. 1827–30 M1970.14 Lithograph Oil on canvas Wisconsin Ore Freighter, M1942.22 L1961.1 Proposal for Broome 1948 Street Expressway in the Oil on canvas Frank Utpatel Worm-Eating Warbler Form of a Cigarette and M1959.29 Tall Tales Out of a Jug, n.d. (Dacnis Vermivora) no. 7, Smoke, 1973 Wood engraving pl. 34; From The Birds of Color offset lithograph Forget Me Not L1943.76 America, 1828 M1982.126 Intuit: The Center for Hand-colored engraving Intuitive and Outsider Art, Bruce Conner with aquatint Bat Spinning at the Speed Chicago, IL Emerson College Art M1981.133 of Light State I, 1975 Sept 17–Dec 31, 2010 Gallery, Boston, MA Color lithograph Oct 8–Nov 19, 2010 Canada Jay (Corvus LP1992.335.1 Drossos Skyllas Canadensis, Linn.) no. 22, Young Girl with a Cat, Bruce Conner pl. CVII (107); From The Bat Spinning at the Speed ca. 1955 Eve-Ray-Forever, 2006 Birds of America, 1831 of Light State II, 1975 Oil on canvas (exhibition copy DVDs) Hand-colored engraving Color lithograph M1989.211 DVDs with aquatint LP1992.336.1 M2007.59d M1957.38 Rural Tradition and Urban Bat Spinning at the Speed Change Illusions of Reality: Red-and-White- of Light State III, 1975 University of Wisconsin– Naturalist Painting, Shouldered Marsh- Color lithograph Milwaukee, Art History Photography and Cinema Blackbird (Male); From The LP1994.73.01 Gallery, Milwaukee, WI Van Gogh Museum, Birds of America Oct 7–21, 2010 Amsterdam, The (New York and Philadelphia, Netherlands 1840–44), n.d. Oct 8, 2010–Jan 16, 2011 Hand-colored lithograph M2008.48

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Bat Spinning at the Speed Larry Sultan Robert Henri Holy Image, Sacred of Light State IV, 1975 Mom Posing for Me, 1984 The Art Student (Miss Presence: Russian Icons, Color lithograph Chromogenic print Josephine Nivison), 1906 1500–1900 LP1992.337.1 M1991.45 Oil on canvas Chazen Museum of Art, M1965.34 University of Wisconsin– Spoon Pier; From the Jasper Johns Now Madison, Madison, WI Landfall Press Etching Valencian Institute of Dutch Joe (Jopie Van March 12–June 5, 2011 Portfolio, 1975 Modern Art, Valencia, Slouten), 1910 Color soft-ground etching, Spain Oil on canvas Russian sugar-lift aquatint, and Jan 27–April 24, 2011 M1919.9 Portable Iconostasis, aquatint mid-16th century LP1992.347.1 Jasper Johns Henri-Gabriel Ibels: Tempera on panel Untitled, 1984 Beyond the Nabis M2000.191 Proposal for a Colossal Oil on canvas University of Wisconsin– Monument in the Form M1993.1 Milwaukee, Art History The Vanishing Text in of a Typewriter Eraser for Gallery, Milwaukee, WI Artist Books Alcatraz Island, 1975 The Tragic Muse: Art and March 10–31, 2011 University of Wisconsin– Color offset lithograph Emotion, 1700–1900 Milwaukee, Art History LP1992.346.1 Smart Museum of Art, Henri-Gabriel Ibels Gallery, Milwaukee, WI University of Chicago, Les Fossiles, 1892 April 7–21, 2011 Clothes Pin, 1976 Chicago, IL Color lithograph Color lithograph Feb 10–June 5, 2011 M1999.73 JoAnna Poehlmann LP1992.339.2 A Toast to Peggy (Raisin Friedrich Gauermann Les Fossiles, 1892–93 and Cinnamon and Egg Clothes Pin, 1976 The Holdup, 1847 Color lithograph Twist with Sesame), Color lithograph Oil on wood panel M1999.72 1982–93 LP1992.339.3 M1971.72 Fifteen hand-colored L’Escaramouche, original lithographs and five Clothes Pin, 1976 Heinz Mack: Light-Space- design 1893, series lithographs on chine collé Color lithograph Colour reprinting 1896 M1993.109.1-.26 LP1992.339.4 Art and Exhibition Hall of Color lithograph the Federal Republic of M1991.523 Drawings in a Nutshell, The Truth Is Not in the Germany, Bonn, Germany 1985, editioned 2010 Mirror March 1–July 10, 2011 Mévisto, ca. 1928–31 Lithographs, watercolor, Haggerty Museum of Art, Color lithograph burlap, silk ribbon, Marquette University, Heinz Mack M1991.524 and nuts Milwaukee, WI Fata Morgana II, 1965 M2010.41 Jan 19–May 22, 2011 Aluminum collage Picasso, Miró, Dalí. Angry M1999.71 Young Men: The Birth of Colored Campbell With subsequent travel to Modernity Soup Cans the University Galleries of George Bellows and His Palazzo Strozzi, L&M Arts, New York, NY Illinois, Normal, IL (Sept Contemporaries Florence, Italy April 14–June 11, 2011 13–Oct 30, 2011). The National Gallery, March 11–July 17, 2011 London, England Andy Warhol March 3–May 30, 2011 Joan Miró Campbell’s Soup, 1965 Still Life with Flowers, 1918 Acrylic on canvas Oil on canvas M1977.156 M1977.124

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Campbell’s Soup, 1965 America’s Dairyland, 1948 Surrealism: Mexico Through the Acrylic on canvas Casein on paper mounted Communicating Vessels Lens: The Photography of M1977.157 on Masonite The Vancouver Art Paul Strand and Manuel M1959.57 Gallery, Vancouver, Carrillo The Ying and the Yang: British Columbia University of Wisconsin– Schomer Lichtner and Bespangled Grass (Cow), May 28–Sept 25, 2011 Milwaukee, Art History Ruth Grotenrath 1980 Gallery, Milwaukee, WI Museum of Wisconsin Art, Acrylic on canvas Joan Miró Aug 4–24, 2011 West Bend, WI M2008.194 The King’s Jester, 1926 April 27–July 10, 2011 Oil, pencil, and charcoal Manuel Carrillo Untitled (Still Life with on canvas Untitled (Woman on Park Ruth Grotenrath Cow and Teapot), 1994 M1966.142 Bench), Apam, Hidalgo, Sleeping Girl, ca. 1935 Oil pastel on paper 1973 Oil on canvas M2008.190 Double Solitaire: The Gelatin silver print M1935.4 Surrealist Worlds of Kay M1986.225 From New York to Sage and Yves Tanguy Smoked Fish, ca. 1942 Corrymore: Robert Henri Katonah Museum of Art, Paul Strand Tempera on brown paper and Ireland Katonah, NY House of a Fisherman, M1945.3 The Mint Museum of Art, June 5–Aug 28, 2011 Vera Cruz, Mexico, 1934 Charlotte, NC Gelatin silver print The Pond, ca. 1949 May 7–July 7, 2011 With subsequent travel M1986.24 Color screenprint to the Davis Museum and M1949.12 With subsequent travel Cultural Center, Wellesley What’s the Big Idea? to the Georgia O’Keeffe College, Wellesley, Wisconsin Historical Schomer Lichtner Museum, Santa Fe, NM MA (Oct 19, 2011–Jan Society, Madison, WI View of City Hall, 1933 (Sept 23, 2011–Jan 25, 15, 2012) and the Mint Aug 15, 2011–Aug 15, 2012 Linocut 2012) and the Everson Museum of Art, Charlotte, M1982.46 Museum of Art, Syracuse, NC (Jan 28–May 12, 2012). Harvey Littleton NY (Feb 11–May 12, 2012). Untitled, 1964 Pitcher Plants, 1935 Kay Sage Blown glass Charcoal, conté crayon, Robert Henri Reflex Arc, 1951 M1964.137 and graphite Blonde Bridget Lavelle, Oil on canvas M1937.6 1928 M1962.1125 Oil on canvas M1987.28

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The acquisition list includes gifts and purchases from September 1, 2010, to August 31, 2011. Dimensions are in inches, with height, width, and depth in that order, unless otherwise specified. For drawings and prints, dimensions indicate sheet size (except where indicated); for photographs, the image size. Prints and drawings are on paper, with exceptions noted. Primary materials only are listed for decorative arts.

PAINTINGS Buckner Collection, and (84.14 x 84.61 cm) Christo R eginald Baylor eginald Hans Baluschek the Max E. Friedmann box: 6 11⁄16 x 12 9/16 x 8 ⁷⁄8 in. (American, b. (German, 1870–1935) Bequest (16.99 x 31.91 x 22.54 cm) Bulgaria, 1935) Working‑Class City, 1920 M2011.15 tile: 7 15⁄16 x 7 15⁄16 x 1 in. Wrapped Snoopy

On Duty, Not Driving Not Duty, , On Oil on canvas (20.16 x 20.16 x 2.54 cm) House, 2005 48 ⁷⁄16 x 36 ¼ in. Léon‑Augustin Lhermitte bowl: 2 ½ x 6 3⁄8 x 6 3⁄8 in. Color lithograph, (123 x 92 cm) (French, 1844–1925) (6.35 x 16.19 x 16.19 cm) screenprint, and collage Purchase, with funds Haymaking Time (La lily pad: 11 ¼ x 7 in. with fabric from Avis Martin Heller Fenaison), 1897 (28.58 x 17.78 cm) image and sheet:

, 2010. Purchase , with funds from the African American Art Alliance in honor of their twentieth anniversary. Photo courtesy of Hollis Taggart Galleries. Taggart Hollis of courtesy Photo anniversary. twentieth their of honor in Alliance Art American African the from funds , with Purchase , 2010. in honor of the Fine Oil on canvas Gift of Paula Cooper in 24 9⁄16 x 21 in. Arts Society 29 ½ x 38 ¼ in. honor of David Gordon (62.39 x 53.34 cm) M2010.49 (74.93 x 97.16 cm) M2010.43.1a,b-.4a,b Gift of Christopher Graf, MD, Purchase, with funds from in honor of Print Forum’s Reginald Baylor Avis Martin Heller in honor Félix‑Hilaire Buhot thirtieth anniversary (American, b. 1966) of the Fine Arts Society (French, 1847–1898) M2010.52 On Duty, Not Driving, 2010 M2010.68 Winter in Paris or Paris in Acrylic on canvas the Snow, 1879 Eugène Delacroix 72 x 62 in. DRAWINGS Etching, aquatint, spit (French, 1798–1863) Ludwig Meidner (182.88 x 157.48 cm) bite, soft‑ground etching, Lion Devouring a Horse, 1844 Purchase, with funds from (German, 1884–1966) drypoint, and scraping Lithograph on chine collé the African American Art Self‑Portrait, 1916 plate: 9 ¼ x 13 5⁄8 in. image: 6 11⁄16 x 9 ¼ in. Alliance in honor of their Reed pen over graphite (23.5 x 34.61 cm) (16.99 x 23.5 cm) twentieth anniversary on vellum sheet: 11 7⁄8 x 16 15⁄16 in. sheet: 12 5⁄16 x 16 15⁄16 in. M2011.16 24 ⁷⁄16 x 19 in. (30.16 x 43.02 cm) (31.27 x 43.02 cm) (62.07 x 48.26 cm) Purchase, Edna Lee Purchase, with funds John Singleton Copley Purchase, with funds in Hass Fund from the Ralph and Cora (American, 1738–1815) memory of Betty Croasdaile M2011.21 Oberndorfer Family Trust and John E. Julien Alice Hooper, ca. 1763 M2011.9 M2010.48 Oil on canvas Jules Chéret 50 x 40 in. (127 x 101.6 cm) PRINTS (French, 1836–1932) Pierre Drevet Purchase, with funds Jennifer Bartlett The Glass Distaff, 1873 (French, 1663–1738) from the Leonard (American, b. 1941) Color lithograph Self‑Portrait of the Painter and Bebe LeVine Art The Elements: Earth, Air, image: 26 11⁄16 x 20 15⁄16 in. Hyacinthe Rigaud, 1721 Acquisition Fund, the Fire, Water, 1992 (67.79 x 53.18 cm) Engraving Virginia Booth Vogel Four color etchings with sheet: 30 x 22 1⁄8 in. plate: 18 x 13 ¼ in. Acquisition Fund, with ceramic bowl, painted (76.2 x 56.2 cm) (45.72 x 33.66 cm) funds in memory of iron lily pad, cement tile, Gift of Mrs. Richard Peltz sheet: 18 ½ x 13 9⁄16 in. Betty Croasdaile and and lacquer wood box M2010.53 (46.99 x 34.45 cm) John E. Julien, and gift by plate: 31 1⁄8 x 38 1⁄16 in. Gift of Hockerman exchange of Chapellier (79.06 x 96.68 cm) Charitable Trust Galleries, the Samuel O. sheet: 33 1⁄8 x 33 5⁄16 in. M2010.39

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James Ensor sheet: 14 3⁄8 x 10 3⁄16 in. Henry Moore Auricular Cell; From the (Belgian, 1860–1949) (36.51 x 25.88 cm) (English, 1898–1986) second album L’Estampe The Cathedral, 1896 Purchase, Erich C. Auden Poems, Moore originale, 1894 Etching, hand‑colored Stern Fund Lithographs, 1974 Lithograph on chine collé with watercolor M2011.8 Twenty-one bound image: 10 9⁄16 x 9 7⁄8 in. plate: 9 ¾ x 7 7⁄8 in. lithographs, some printed (26.83 x 25.08 cm) (24.77 x 20 cm) Jean‑Émile Laboureur in color, with typeset text; sheet: 23 5⁄16 x 16 1⁄8 in. sheet: 17 3⁄16 x 13 3⁄16 in. (French, 1877–1947) four loose lithographs (59.21 x 40.96 cm) (43.66 x 33.5 cm) Supplement au Spectateur closed: 16 ½ x 13 ½ in. Purchase, Erich C. Purchase, with funds nocturne de Restif de la (41.91 x 34.29 cm) Stern Fund from Print Forum in honor bretonne, 1928 Gift of Kent and Dianne M2011.7 of its thirtieth anniversary Four engravings and six Anderson in honor of and in memory of wood engravings Print Forum’s thirtieth Sean Scully Kent Anderson, funds closed: 8 3⁄8 x 6 3⁄8 in. anniversary (American, b. Ireland, 1945) in memory of Betty (21.27 x 16.19 cm) M2010.42.1–.7 Yellow Red, 1994 Croasdaile and John E. Gift of Kent and Dianne Color etching, aquatint, Julien, and funds from Anderson in honor of JoAnna Poehlmann sugarlift, and spit bite Tom and Lore Firman Print Forum’s thirtieth (American, b. 1932) plate: 15 7⁄8 x 29 13⁄16 in. M2011.12 anniversary Drawings in a Nutshell, (40.32 x 75.72 cm) M2010.47 1985, editioned 2010 sheet: 23 ¼ x 35 5⁄8 in. Henri Evenepoel Lithographs, watercolor, (59.06 x 90.49 cm) (French, 1872–1899) Auguste Louis Lepère burlap, silk ribbon, and nuts Gift of Robert A. Dickens At the Square, 1897 (French, 1849–1919) extended: 1 ¾ x 4 ¾ in. in memory of his parents, Color lithograph Paris under Snow, (4.45 x 12.07 cm) Perry and Irene Dickens image: 13 x 9 1⁄8 in. Viewed from the Tower of Gift of the artist M2010.40 (33.02 x 23.18 cm) Saint‑Gervais, 1890 M2010.41 sheet: 21 ¾ x 16 1⁄16 in. Wood engraving PHOTOGRAPHS (55.25 x 40.8 cm) block: 11 ¾ x 17 11⁄16 in. Odilon Redon Gen Aihara Gift of the DASS Fund (29.85 x 44.93 cm) (French, 1840–1916) (Japanese, b. 1972) , M2010.64 sheet: 13 x 18 7⁄16 in. And a large bird Composition of Air 0104 2008 (33.02 x 46.83 cm) descending from the Gelatin silver prints Jean‑Honoré Fragonard Gift of the Hockerman sky, alights on the top of 19 ½ x 39 ½ in. (French, 1732–1806) Charitable Trust her head‑dress...; Plate (49.53 x 100.33 cm) Bacchanals, 1763 M2010.66 three of ten from the Purchase, with funds from Four etchings album Temptation of Saint Dr. and Mrs. Dan Trittin, each plate and sheet: Charles Meryon Anthony, text by Gustave 5 9⁄16 x 88 5⁄16 in. (French, 1821–1868) Flaubert, 1888 Timothy S. Murphy, Dan Saal, and an (14.13 x 224.31 cm) Henry IV College (or Lithograph anonymous donor Gift of the DASS Fund Napoleon School), image: 7 9⁄16 x 6 5⁄16 in. M2010.65.1‑.4 1863–64 (19.21 x 16.03 cm) M2011.20a,b Etching sheet: 17 ½ x 12 5⁄16 in. Pierre Narcisse Guérin plate: 11 5⁄8 x 18 15⁄16 in. (44.45 x 31.27 cm) Lili Almog (French, 1774–1833) (29.53 x 48.1 cm) Gift of the DASS Fund (Israeli, b. 1961) , 2008 Grasp All, Lose All, 1816 sheet: 18 ½ x 24 1⁄8 in. M2010.67 Muslim Girl #14 Lithograph (46.99 x 61.28 cm) Chromogenic print image: 10 ½ x 8 3⁄16 in. Gift of the Hockerman 40 x 30 in. (101.6 x 76.2 cm) (26.67 x 20.8 cm) Charitable Trust Gift of Tony and Sue Krausen M2011.18 M2010.36

| 2011 annual report top, left to right Léon-Augustin Lhermitte, Haymaking Time (La Fenaison), 1897. Purchase, with funds from Avis Martin Heller in honor of the Fine Arts Society. Full credit listing on p. 23. Henri Evenepoel, At the Square, 1897. Gift of the DASS Fund. Odilon Redon, Auricular Cell; From the second album L'Estampe originale,1894. Purchase, Erich C. Stern Fund. James Ensor, The Cathedral, 1896. Purchase, with funds from Print Forum in honor of its thirtieth anniversary and in memory of Kent Anderson, funds in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John E. Julien, and funds from Tom and Lore Firman.

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Eugène Atget 9 7⁄8 x 7 15⁄16 in. Lee Balterman (French, 1857–1927) (25.08 x 20.16 cm) (American, b. 1920) Stains—ancien pied à Gift of Tony and Sue Krausen Untitled (JFK Rally), ca. 1960 terre des ducs M2010.45 Gelatin silver print d’Orléans, 1901 13 ½ x 10 9⁄16 in. Albumen silver print on Roger Ballen (34.29 x 26.83 cm) printing‑out paper (American, b. 1950) Gift of the artist 8 3⁄16 x 6 7⁄8 in. Judgement Day, 2003 M2011.6 (20.8 x 17.46 cm) Selenium‑toned gelatin Gift of Eric Daiter silver print Mathew B. Brady M2010.56 14 1⁄8 x 14 3⁄16 in. (American, 1823–1896) (35.88 x 36.04 cm) [Civil War], 1860 Richard Avedon Gift of the Richard and Albumen silver print from (American, 1923–2004) Ethel Herzfeld Foundation glass negative Robert Frank, Mabou M2010.51 3 ¼ x 4 ½ in. Mines, Nova Scotia, 1975 (8.26 x 11.43 cm) Gelatin silver print Gift of Eric Daiter M2010.57

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Marie Cosindas Purchases, Leonard Platinum print (11.43 x 8.73 cm) (American, b. 1925) and Bebe LeVine Art 3 11⁄16 x 2 1⁄8 in. Gift of Eric Daiter top Acquisition Fund (9.37 x 5.4 cm) M2010.62 Marie Cosindas Marie Dolls, Boston, 1966 Dye transfer print M2011.4 Gift of Eric Daiter 9 7⁄8 x 7 5⁄8 in. M2010.60 W. Eugene Smith (25.08 x 19.37 cm) Francis Ford (American, 1918–1978)

Dolls, Boston , Dolls, Purchase, Richard and (American, b. 1945) Fredrik Marsh Pittsburgh (Tug and Barge Ethel Herzfeld Foundation Stan Jones, 1977 (American, b. 1957) on Water), 1955–56 Acquisition Fund Archival inkjet print, Abandoned House, Am Gelatin silver print

, 1966. Purchase, Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund. bottom Fund. Acquisition Foundation Herzfeld Ethel and Richard Purchase, , 1966. M2011.24 printed later Kirchberg, Dresden, 2005 8 15⁄16 x 13 3⁄16 in. 19 ¼ x 15 3⁄8 in. Archival pigment print (22.7 x 33.5 cm) Edward H. Curtis (48.9 x 39.05 cm) 19 15⁄16 x 24 7⁄16 in. Gift of Eric Daiter (American, 1868–1952) M2011.2 (50.64 x 62.07 cm) M2010.63 Arikara Medicine Gift of the artist Ceremony—The Ducks, Bernice Ford, 1978 M2010.38 Thomas Struth 1909 Archival inkjet print, (German, b. 1954) Photogravure, printed by printed later Joel Meyerowitz Semi Submersible Rig, John Andrew & Son 19 ¼ x 15 5⁄16 in. (American, b. 1938) DSME Shipyard, Geoje 17 15⁄16 x 12 ½ in. (48.9 x 38.89 cm) Red Interior, Island, South Korea, 2007 (45.56 x 31.75 cm) M2011.1 Provincetown, 1977 Chromogenic print Gift of George and Gifts of the artist Chromogenic print, 108 x 138 in. Julia Evans printed 1985 (274.32 x 350.52 cm) M2010.55 Alexander Gardner 18 9⁄16 x 23 3⁄8 in. Purchase, with funds (American, 1821–1882) (47.15 x 59.37 cm) from the Contemporary Robert Demachy Libby Prison, Richmond, Purchase, with funds Art Society (French, 1859–1936) Virginia, April 1964 from Christine Symchych M2010.37 Harbor in Amsterdam, Albumen silver print from M2010.44 ca. 1910 glass negative Brian Ulrich

Joel Meyerowitz Bromoil transfer print 6 15⁄16 x 3 7⁄16 in. Lauren E. Simonutti (American, b. 1971) 8 ¼ x 5 7⁄8 in. (17.62 x 8.73 cm) (American, b. 1968) Thrift (Checkout), 2006 (20.96 x 14.92 cm) Gift of Eric Daiter She Left a Light On but Digital chromogenic print Gift of Eric Daiter M2010.59 They Were Never Coming 39 7⁄8 x 29 ½ in. Red Interior,, Red Provincetown M2010.58 Back, 2007 (101.28 x 74.93 cm) Hy Hirsh Toned gelatin silver print Purchase, with funds Mitch Epstein (American, 1911–1961) 4 7⁄8 x 3 15⁄16 in. from the Photography (American, b. 1952) Untitled, ca. 1950 (12.38 x 10 cm) Council BP Carson Refinery, Chromogenic print Purchase, with funds from M2011.23 California, 2007 9 7⁄8 x 7 7⁄8 in. Suzanne and Richard

, 1977. Purchase, with funds from Christine Symchych. Symchych. Christine from funds with Purchase, , 1977. Chromogenic print (25.08 x 20 cm) Pieper Family Thrift (Lady), 2007 48 x 55 in. Purchase, Richard and M2011.19 Digital chromogenic print (121.92 x 139.7 cm Ethel Herzfeld Foundation 39 5⁄8 x 29 5⁄8 in. M2011.5 Acquisition Fund Thomas O’Conor Sloane (100.65 x 75.25 cm) M2010.46 (American, 1879–1963) Gift of Julie Saul Gallery Conley Terminal, Boston, New York City Construction M2011.22 Massachusetts, 2008 Joseph T. Keiley Site, ca. 1900 Chromogenic print (American, 1869–1914) Platinum print (possibly 72 x 90 in. [Portrait of the artist’s gelatin silver) (182.88 x 228.6 cm) wife], ca. 1910 4 ½ x 3 7⁄16 in.

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Unknown, American, (73.66 x 36.83 x 45.72 cm) 19th century Gift of David and Byron Stanton, 1861–62 Toni Damkoehler Tintype M2011.10 3 x 2 ½ in. (7.62 x 6.35 cm) Gift of David J. Czechoslovakian Lochman Family Two Vases, ca. 1930 M2011.13 Glass each: 8 x 7 ¼ in. dia. Unknown, English, (20.32 x 18.42 cm) top Hy Hirsh, Untitled, 19th century Gift of Janet and ca. 1950. Purchase, , 1855–65 Marvin Fishman Richard and Ethel Rhewlas Herzfeld Foundation Albumenized salted M2011.47.1,.2 Acquisition Fund. Full credit listing on p. 27. paper print bottom Isaac Julien, The 5 3⁄8 x 4 1⁄8 in. Designed by Charles and Leopard (Western Union: Small Boats Series No. (13.65 x 10.48 cm) Ray Eames 7), 2007.Purchase, with Gift of Eric Daiter (American, 1907–1978; funds from Ralph and Cora Oberndorfer Family M2010.61 American, 1916–1988) Trust, Contemporary Art Society, Mr. and Mrs. E. Manufactured by Evans A. Bergman, and various donors by exchange. Roman Vishniac Products Company, Image courtesy of Isaac (American, b. Russia, Molded Plywood Division Julien, Metro Pictures, New York, and Victoria 1897–1988) (Venice, California, Miro Gallery, London. Full credit listing on p. 29. Peddlers Transformed 1943–1948) into Beggars by the Distributed by Herman Boycott, 1938 Miller Inc. Selenium‑toned gelatin (Zeeland, Michigan, silver print, printed 1977 established 1923) 10 ½ x 10 7⁄16 in. DCW Side Chair, 1948 (26.67 x 26.51 cm) Molded and bent birch Gift of Howard Greenberg plywood and rubber M2011.3 shockmounts 28 ¾ x 19 ¼ x 20 ½ in. DECORATIVE ARTS (73.03 x 48.9 x 52.07 cm) Mathias Bengtsson Gift of Janet and (Danish, b. 1971) Marvin Fishman Slice Chair, 1999 M2011.46 Aluminum 29 ½ x 35 x 29 in. Frank O. Gehry (74.93 x 88.9 x 73.66 cm) (American, b. Canada, 1929) Gift of Friends of Art Little Beaver Armchair and M2011.11 Ottoman, designed 1987 Corrugated cardboard C. A. Buffington & Co. chair: 33 x 34 x 42 in. (Berkshire, NY) (83.82 x 86.36 x 106.68 cm) Automobile Folding Chair, ottoman: 18 x 20 x 23 in. patented 1912 (45.72 x 50.8 x 58.42 cm) Iron, leather, and Gift of Janis and William upholstery Wetsman 29 x 14 ½ x 18 in. M2010.50a,b

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Josef Hoffmann Glazed ceramic Designed by Otto Wagner transferred to HD (Austrian, 1870–1956) teapot: 5 ½ x 10 ¼ x 6 ¾ in. (Austrian, 1841–1918) Purchase, with funds Set of Café Furniture, (13.97 x 26.04 x 17.15 cm) Manufactured by D.G. from Ralph and Cora designed 1907 sugar bowl: 4 x 6 3⁄8 x 5 in. Fischel Sohne Oberndorfer Family Trust, Bent and stained wood, (10.16 x 16.19 x 12.7 cm) (Austria, founded 1870) Contemporary Art Society, modern upholstery creamer: 3 3⁄8 x 6 ½ x 4 ½ in. Armchair, designed 1904 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bergman, each armchair: (8.57 x 16.51 x 11.43 cm) Stained wood and and various donors by 28 ½ x 21 ¾ x 19 in. each teacup: upholstery exchange (72.39 x 55.25 x 48.26 cm) 2 ¾ x 5 1⁄8 x 4 ¼ in. 29 ¾ x 21 ¾ x 19 ½ in. M2011.26 each side chair: (6.99 x 13.02 x 10.8 cm) (75.57 x 55.25 x 49.53 cm) 28 ½ x 21 ¼ x 16 ½ in. each saucer: ½ x 5 3⁄8 in. dia. Gift of Janet and MODELS (72.39 x 53.98 x 41.91 cm) (1.27 x 13.65 cm) Marvin Fishman Situ Studio settee: 28 ½ x 48 x 18 ½ in. each plate: ½ x 7 5⁄8 in. dia. M2011.45 (Brooklyn, New York, (72.39 x 121.92 x 46.99 cm) (1.27 x 19.37 cm) founded 2005) table: 28 1/2 x 26 1/2 in. dia. Purchase, by exchange VIDEO ART Based on a design by (72.39 x 67.31 cm) M2011.17.1a,b–.15 Jim Campbell Frank Lloyd Wright Gift of Janet and (American, b. 1956) (American, 1867–1959) Marvin Fishman Designed by Philippe Starck Taxi Ride to Sarah’s Model of Herbert Jacobs M2011.48.1‑.6 (French, b. 1949) Studio, 2010 House I (Madison, WI), 2009 Manufactured by Kartell LEDs, wire, custom Assorted materials electronics including wood, plastic, Margarete Heymann (Milan, Italy, established 105 x 15 x 15 in. and metal Löbenstein Marks 1949) (266.7 x 38.1 x 38.1 cm) 31 ¾ x 37 ¼ x 20 in. (German, 1899–1990) “Louis Ghost” Purchase, with funds (80.65 x 94.62 x 50.8 cm) Manufactured by Haël Armchair, 2002 Werkstätten Polycarbonate from the Contemporary Purchase (Marwitz, Germany, 37 x 21 ½ x 22 in. Art Society U2011.5 1923–1934) (93.98 x 54.61 x 55.88 cm) M2011.25 Tea Service, ca. 1930 Purchase, with funds from the Mae E. Demmer Isaac Julien Charitable Trust (English, b. 1960) U2010.5 Western Union: Small Boats, 2007 35mm color film

left Philippe Starck, Kartell S.p.A., “Louis Ghost” Armchair, 2002. Purchase, with funds from the Mae E. Demmer Charitable Trust. right Frank O. Gehry, Little Beaver Armchair and Ottoman, designed 1987. Gift of Janis and William Wetsman. Full credit listing on p. 28.

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The Museum started fiscal year 2011 by receiving the largest single donation for education in its history—a $2.77 million grant from Kohl’s Department Stores through its Kohl’s Cares program. The three-year grant continues the Museum’s successful Kohl’s Art Generation program launched in 2008, while also supporting exciting new programs for kids and families. Over 147,500 people participated in hands-on activities through the Kohl’s Art Generation program this year.

There were 26,359 Museum visitors age twelve and creative thinking during their strategic planning and said under, up from 21,955 in fiscal year 2010, and 3,505 of the experience: “The setting…our lunch…and a brief new Family memberships, up from 2,383. These exercise in the galleries energized my team to make for a totals—of children visiting with families and of families productive and fun day.” becoming Museum Members—are unprecedented in the Museum’s nearly 125-year history. Programs for area teachers and schools remain strong, with over 50,000 children from 593 schools visiting Yes, we have an app for that! This year the Museum the Museum. The Junior Docent School Program, the launched two new apps. The Kohl’s Art Generation largest elementary school Museum program, is now iPod Touch Tour enables young visitors to learn about in 50 schools with over 4,000 student participants. art through games, videos, and scavenger hunts. It is In addition, over 50 area teens were employed by the available for free on-site at the Museum and online via Museum through its various teen internship programs the iTunes Store. In the app for the Museum’s Santiago throughout the year. Calatrava–designed Quadracci Pavilion, users can flap the wings, tour Windhover Hall, and explore the The year ended with the Summer of China. This architecture of the building in fun-filled ways. The Museum-wide celebration encompassing five exhibitions Museum also has a blog, Under the Wings, which is demonstrated the full range of programs provided by developing quite a following—28,176 hits this year. the Education and Public Programs Department: There Staff members take readers behind the scenes and were seven lectures by experts from around the world, provide brief musings on any number of topics, from gallery talks, and teacher workshops held in conjunction insights about works in the Collection to little-known with Alverno University. Summer camps for children details about installing an exhibition, from reactions to and the Summer of China Passports for Kids guided over art-world happenings to anecdotes about memorable eight thousand children (and some adults) through three visitor encounters. Visitors are reading, commenting, thousand years of Chinese art. Twenty Milwaukee teens and sharing their opinions as they learn more about the were employed by the Museum in work-study internships, Museum at blog.mam.org. giving tours to camp groups and creating public art inspired by the exhibition. Last but not least, the Museum Over 50,300 adults participated in lectures, gallery hosted the Milwaukee Chinese Cultural Community talks, festivals, musical events, and film programs in Center’s Chinese Cultural Festival, complete with fiscal year 2011, including 14,090 attendees at the fourth traditional Chinese dance, folk music, and martial arts. annual tribute to art and flowers, Art in Bloom. Four corporate art workshops were piloted in conjunction These are just a sample of the Museum’s programs. with the Events and Development Departments. The All told, over 229,600 people participated in Education Museum’s surroundings alone are known to inspire, and Public Programs initiatives both on- and off-site but this program was designed to reinvigorate business in fiscal year 2011. These activities could not have teams with art-related experiences that stretch the happened without the generous support of donors, way they think, communicate, and collaborate. Mark the dedication of the Museum’s corps of volunteer Sabljak, publisher of the Business Journal, brought his docents, and the hard work and commitment of the management team to the Museum to stimulate some Museum’s excellent staff.

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Fiscal year 2011 was a year to celebrate—the 10th anniversary of the Calatrava-designed Quadracci Pavilion. The significant exhibition, education, and operations achievements during this anniversary year were made possible thanks to the consistent and generous support of the Museum’s donors.

Led by Development Committee Co-Chairs Ellen 2010–2011 Giving Glaisner and Rick Friedman, a dedicated group of More than 22,000 Members, donors, and sponsors trustees and a committee of volunteers once again contributed a total of $8,006,511 this fiscal year. This produced a successful annual campaign—the total includes $4,885,352 from the Annual Campaign Museum’s principal source of support—despite and membership and an additional $3,121,159 in ongoing challenges in the economy. grants and sponsorships for various exhibitions and education programs. These gifts were from individuals, The Museum continues to rely heavily on contributed corporations, foundations, and government agencies. revenue for its operations in all areas, from presenting Milwaukee County also continues to be a significant outstanding exhibitions and premier educational partner in support of the Museum, providing generous programs recognized among the finest in the country in-kind support as well as operation funds. The chart to maintaining a renowned Collection of 30,626 works below shows the growing importance of these revenue spanning antiquity to the present day. As such, all gifts— sources to Museum operations. large and small—are critical to the success of the Museum. The Museum concluded fiscal year 2011 on August 31, 2011, with no debt, a balanced budget, and a strong balance sheet.

Revenue sources as a percent of budget

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29% 31% 35% 34% 33% Annual Campaign & 80 35% 39% 36% 35% 36% Memberships

Earned Income 60 35% 35% 30% 28% 33% Grants/Sponsorships 44% 35% 36% 35% 34% 40 Milwaukee County War Memorial 15% 18% 13% 14% 17% 22% 21% 20 10% 12% 18% Endowment/Investment/ 10% 8% 7% 7% 6% 6% Reserves 8% 6% 7% 6% 10% 7% 8% 9% 8% 9% 10% 8% 7% 0% 5% 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Annual fund includes memberships; corporate, foundation, and individual support; and contributions designated for specific programs and projects. Earned revenues include admissions, Museum Store and Café Calatrava sales, facility rentals, and tours.

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Membership Support Groups Members are the very heart of the Museum; they visit Membership also affords the opportunity to join any regularly and are among the institution’s most faithful of the nine support groups, all of which are busy supporters. Members place great value on the world-class throughout the year with activities related to a specific art and engaging programs the Museum brings to the interest area within the Museum’s Collection. More than community. Their membership and contributions help four hundred Members are involved in support groups. make it all possible. African American Art Alliance (founded 1990) The lineup of exhibitions designed to celebrate the supports educational programs centering on African 10th anniversary of the Calatrava-designed Quadracci American art and artists, promotes volunteer Pavilion inspired many visitors to join the Museum’s involvement in the Museum, and is dedicated to Member family in 2010–2011. At the close of the fiscal raising funds for purchasing African American art year, the Museum had 20,651 Member households—a for the Museum’s Collection. 12 percent increase over the previous year and a number slightly higher than in 2001 when the American Arts Society (founded 1993) celebrates Quadracci Pavilion opened. American art, antiques, and architecture from the colonial era into the twentieth century through To accommodate its growing membership, the Museum educational programs, trips, exhibitions, and extended the hours and added offerings to the Member conservation efforts. Preview Celebration that accompanies each feature exhibition. The twelve-hour preview, 10 a.m.–10 p.m., The Collectors’ Corner (founded 1948) is committed allows for more Members to view the exhibition before to developing educational programs that promote it opens to the public and provides an afternoon and knowledge and important scholarship in the evening lecture, and docent-led tours and free audio decorative arts. guides throughout the day. Members are, of course, afforded many additional opportunities to engage with Contemporary Art Society (founded 1982) promotes the exhibitions, with free admission to related gallery the appreciation of contemporary art through the talks, lectures, and events. sponsorship of programs that bring renowned artists, critics, and curators to the Museum, and by Other Member-only programs enhance and add value supporting the Museum in its acquisition of important to the benefits Members enjoy. This year the Museum contemporary art. offered special day trips to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin home and studio in Spring Green, Wisconsin, and to Fine Arts Society (founded 1987) is a group of European- Chinatown in Chicago. In May the Museum collaborated art enthusiasts that sponsors and supports related with Betty Brinn Children’s Museum and Discovery programs, exhibitions, and acquisitions by the Museum. World on a Member Swap Day, giving Museum Members the temporary benefit to explore other area museums Friends of Art (founded 1957) is the Museum’s largest at no charge. volunteer support group. Hundreds of volunteers work to present FOA events (Bal du Lac, Lakefront Festival of Arts) that engage the community, expand the Museum’s audience, and generate funds to support exhibitions at the Museum and the acquisition of artworks for its Collection.

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Garden Club (founded 1921) is the largest member club Sponsorship Support of the Wisconsin Garden Club Federation. The club The generous contributions and sponsorship of supports the Museum through the annual Art in Bloom foundations, corporations, and individuals are vital event and other activities. to the Museum’s ability to maintain the caliber of its exhibitions and education and public programs. Photography Council (founded 1988) is devoted to Sponsorship not only provides much-needed support the Museum’s photography collection and exhibition for education and exhibitions but also builds visibility program and allows Museum Members with an interest and awareness of the sponsor’s brand, affords in the art and history of photography to enrich their business-building opportunities, and offers memorable knowledge of the medium through an annual program hospitality experiences for clients and employees. of special events. This year, sponsorship was at a record high. Area Print Forum (founded 1980) unites Museum Members businesses, foundations, and philanthropists came with an interest in prints and drawings from the together in support of the Frank Lloyd Wright and Renaissance to today. It sponsors exhibitions, lectures, Summer of China exhibitions and related programming. and seminars and provides support for the acquisition Additionally, popular events such as MAM after Dark, of prints, drawings, and artists’ books for the Family Sundays, Art in Bloom, and Lakefront Festival Museum’s Collection. of Arts were again enjoyed by thousands of Museum visitors thanks to the commitment of generous sponsors. The Museum is very fortunate to have such longstanding, supportive Members. Their generosity Legacy Society directly affects the breadth and depth of the Museum’s More than eighty Museum supporters have promised programs, from acquisitions and exhibitions to lectures gifts through their estate plans. Using wills, trusts, and special events, keeping the Museum vibrant. For insurance, retirement plans, or other assets, planned this, the Museum is deeply grateful. giving donors receive valuable tax advantages while providing support that benefits Museum visitors for President’s Circle generations to come. Most monies received will build Every great institution has a circle of philanthropic the Museum’s endowment fund, which only generated leaders committed to its success. At the Museum, that 6 percent of the annual operating budget in fiscal year group is the President’s Circle, which, this year, provided 2011, trailing most comparable U.S. art museums. 63 percent of the Annual Campaign contributions. Members of the Legacy Society enjoy many program President’s Circle membership starts at $2,500, and the and event benefits and have the satisfaction of knowing 272 members gave a total of $3,082,547 to the 2010– that they are helping an institution continue to inspire 2011 campaign. In thanks for their gifts, the Museum all ages through art, in perpetuity. For information on honors these individuals with special recognition the Legacy Society, request the Museum’s Planned and exclusive privileges, including enhanced access Giving Brochure from Mary Albrecht, senior director of to the Museum’s collections and exhibitions, unique development, at 414-224-3245. programs with the curators, and invitations to the year’s most talked about VIP events. Each successive level of membership brings you one step closer to the art.

Everyone in the Museum and the community benefits from the tremendous generosity of President’s Circle Members; this group has helped make the Museum what it is today, and makes sure that the Museum continues to be a leading national art museum. Thank you!!

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Thank you to the supporters who helped the Museum in 2010–2011. As Members, annual fund donors, or sponsors of special exhibitions and programs, they made it possible for art to enrich hundreds of thousands of lives. The following lists recognize those supporters who contributed more than $350 during the 2010–2011 fiscal year ending August 31, 2011.

Annual Contributing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Jean and Ted* Friedlander Schoenleber Foundation Support Laskin Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Inc. Lynde B. Uihlein Friedman Sensient Technologies $100,000+ US Bancorp Foundation The Gardner Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Ms. Julie Gardner Mrs. Nita G. Soref Attanasio $25,000–49,999 Greater Milwaukee Mary and Carl Strohmaier Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brookbank Foundation Foundation UWM Peck School of Baumgartner Four-Four Foundation Donald and Barbara the Arts The Lynde and Harry Mary Ann and Charles Abert Fund Marcia and Kent Velde Bradley Foundation LaBahn Enroth Family Fund Anne and Thomas Johnson Controls Andy Nunemaker Milwaukee Art Museum Wamser, Colleen Hunt, Foundation Foundation Endowment Fund Jennifer Deslongchamps Sheldon and Marianne Anthony Petullo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Weyco Group Inc. Lubar Charitable Fund Richard and Suzanne Hauske Jr. Charitable Trust Milwaukee Art Museum Pieper Family Foundation Evan and Marion Helfaer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Friends of Art Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Foundation Wiensch P ierre D Melitta S. Pick Wisconsin Arts Board Frieda and William Hunt Charitable Trust $5,000–9,999 revet Memorial Trust Ms. Betty Quadracci $10,000–24,999 George and Angela Jacobi A. O. Smith Foundation Self-Portrait of the Painter Hyacinthe Rigaud Hyacinthe Painter the of , Self-Portrait Reiman Foundation Inc. Drs. Isabel and Alfred Bader Joy Global Foundation Inc. Anon Charitable Trust Sue and Bud Selig Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jane and George C. Kaiser Anonymous (2) David and Julia Uihlein Blumenthal Herbert H. Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Charitable Foundation Dr. William B. Boyd and Charities, Inc Bernstein Windhover Foundation Mrs. Karen Johnson Boyd Ms. Ruth DeYoung Kohler Joan and Roger L. Boerner Mrs. Frederick Brengel Kopmeier Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark $50,000–99,999 Briggs & Stratton Tony and Susan Krausen Brickman Anonymous Corporation Foundation Raymond and Barbara Mr. John H. Bryan The Brico Fund Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Krueger Bucyrus Foundation Inc. Murph and John Burke Bryant Ms. Gail A. Lione and Charter Manufacturing , 1721. Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust. Full credit listing on p. 23. p. on listing credit Full Trust. Charitable Hockerman of Gift , 1721. Concordia University Case New Holland Mr. Barry L. Grossman Company Foundation Inc. Wisconsin Mr. Michael J. Cudahy David and Madeleine Lubar Mr. Clarence P. Chou Einhorn Family Foundation Sue and Curt Culver Mrs. Joan Lubar and Mary and James Mark Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Mr. Richard W. Cutler Dr. John Crouch Connelly Gebhardt DeWitt, Ross & Stevens S. C. Wayne and Kristine Lueders John and Kay Crichton Greater Milwaukee Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Lorelle K. and P. Michael Patrick and Anna M. Foundation Charitable Trusts Mahoney Cudahy Fund Helen F. and Jeanette Everett Smith Group Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Pati and James D. Ericson Oberndorfer Foundation Ltd. McDonald Fields Automotive Group Fund Ms. Leona Fitzsimonds Milwaukee Institute of Mrs. Janet Fishman Daniel M. Soref Mr. Philip B. Flynn and Art & Design Forest County Potawatomi Charitable Trust Ms. Lois Golde Nicholas Family Foundation Community Foundation Virginia Booth Vogel Fund Four-Four Foundation Mr. Joseph R. Pabst Mrs. Barbara Fuldner

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Mr. and Mrs. Brett Gardner Mr. Merlin G. Rostad Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Mr. Peter S. Grossman and Ellen and Richard Glaisner Mrs. Dorothy S. Ruderman Buzard Mrs. Sondra Grossman Greater Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bruce and Marsha Camitta Ms. Barbara S. Grove Foundation Schmidt Jr. Catholic Financial Life Mr. Gary P. Grunau Colton Charitable Fund Reva and Philip Shovers Ms. Kathleen R. Cavallo Guaranty Bank Mainman Family Fund Sigma-Aldrich Foundation Cherchian Family Mr. and Mrs. F. William Randall Family Fund Susan and Oyvind Solvang Foundation Inc. Haberman Bill and Sandy Haack Mrs. Norman Soref The Chipstone Foundation Ann and Jon Hammes Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Joan & Jack Stein Foundation Patty and Larry Compton Dr. and Mrs. David Harvey Harris Sally and Steve Stevens Mr. Francis R. Croak and Dr. and Mrs. David S. Mrs. Phyllis Huffman Ms. Christine A. Symchych Mrs. Judith Croak Haskell Richard G. Jacobus Family Mrs. Edward S. Tallmadge J.D. and Shelly Culea Carla and Robert P. Hay Foundation Inc. Mr. Harris J. Turer Jolinda and Danny L. Mrs. R. Goeres Hayssen Mr. Gerald Janis Jr. Mr. Jeffery Yabuki and Cunningham Ann E. and Joseph Heil Jr. Mr. Peter Johnson Ms. Catherine Madden Mr. and Mrs. Giles Daeger Charitable Trust William Stark Jones Ms. Katherine Zvesper Don and Sallie Davis Katherine Ann Heil Foundation DCI Marketing Jennifer F. and Robert J. Susan and A. Raymond $2,500–$4,999 Ms. Lois Ehlert Hillis Kehm ADM Cocoa Roma and Laurence Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoke Kikkoman Foods Mary K. and Jeff Albrecht Eiseman William and Lauren Hunt Foundation American Appraisal Kathy and Bob Emery Mrs. Grace M. Iacolucci* Dedi and David Knox II Associates Inc. John and Mary Emory Inland Power Group Inc. Mr. Kenneth C. Krei and Ms. Susan L. Andrews Mrs. Suzy B. Ettinger John T. and Suzanne Dr. Melinda Scott Krei Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. James Flesch S. Jacobus Family Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Associated Bank Tom and Jennifer Foundation Kubly Astor Street Foundation Inc. Florsheim Jr. Diane and Bob Jenkins Dennis and Sandy Mrs. Marilyn Auer Dr. Peter Foote and Dr. Susan and Lee Jennings Kuester/Cedar Street Badger Meter Foundation Robin S. Wilson Mrs. Imogene Johnson Charitable Foundation Mrs. Dona O. Bauer Byron and Suzy Foster Judy and Gary Jorgensen Ladish Company Foundation Mr. John P. Baumgartner Family Foundation Journal Communications Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Lori and Kurt Bechthold Tim and Sue Frautschi Mr. Jeffrey C. Kasch* Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Levy Ms. Deborah A. Beck and G.E. Healthcare Financial Mrs. Margaret Kasch Leonard and Carol Mr. Frederic H. Sweet Services Mary and Ted D. Kellner Lewensohn Susan and Carl Becker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Kenton E. Kilmer Phoebe R. and John D. Mr. William D. Biersach and Galling Mr. Robert W. Konrad Lewis Foundation Mrs. Katherine Biersach Cheryl Gehn and Steve R. L & M Arts LLC Mahler Enterprises Inc. Ms. Elizabeth Blackwood Kuhnmuench Ms. Mary P. Lacy Mr. and Mrs. John Mellowes and Mr. William Honrath Mary Ann and Lloyd LandWorks Scott and Marjorie Moon Orren and Marilyn Bradley Gerlach Ms. Lila M. Lange Mr. and Mrs. George Mosher Joan & Fred Brengel Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. Randy Levine and Mindy Gilbert and J. Dorothy Family Foundation Inc. Mrs. Melvin Goldin Franklin Levine Palay Family Steve and Patty Brink Ms. Judy Gordon LFF Foundation Foundation Ltd. Randy Bryant and Cecelia Ms. Mary Jane Gralton Jack and Kathy MacDonough Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Palay Gore Dr. John and Andrea Grant Mrs. Elaine D. Marshall Mrs. Norma Rand Mr. and Mrs. John D. Greater Milwaukee Maxsan Foundation Rexnord Foundation Inc. Bryson Sr. Foundation Patti and Jack McKeithan Will Ross Memorial Mrs. Elaine Burke Luedke-Smith Fund Chip and Arlene Meier Foundation Mr. William E. Burke Omnium

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George L. N. Meyer Family Anne and Fred Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Mr. James C. Fleming and Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Beadell Mrs. Mary Kay Fleming Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Meyer Teerlink Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fowler MGIC Investment Kathleen and Frank Beckwith Fran Franklin Corporation Thometz Mr. Joseph Berman Mr. and Mrs. David J. French Bob and Jan Montgomery Grace and Mark Thomsen Richard and Kay Bibler Dr. Joseph and Nancy Mary Louise Mussoline Mr. Charles Trainer and Foundation Geenen and James W. Cope, M.D. Ms. Anne R. Booth Mrs. Patricia R. Blake Gehl Foods Inc. Ms. Joan W. Nason Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mr. Bruce T. Block and Emmely C. Gideon Judy and Thomas Uihlein Mrs. Melissa J. Block Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn M. Obenberger United Healthcare of Ralf and Kathy Boer Gimbel Mr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Wisconsin (Evercare) Mr. John M. Bohler Graef Pabst Ms. Mary N. Vandenberg Bon Ton Stores Inc./ Greater Milwaukee Park Bank Foundation Inc. and Mr. Keith Mardak Boston Store Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kathleen and Charles G. Mrs. Arlene Brachman Del Chambers Fund Pauls Vogel Burns Family Dr. Carl W. Eberbach Mrs. Jill G. Pelisek Anne H. and Frederick Lois A. and Dean S. Cady and Elisabeth Falk Ms. Diane Pellegrin and Vogel III Ms. Teresa E. Carpenter Eberbach Fund Mr. Christopher M. Bauer Von Briesen & Roper, S.C. Ms. Barbara J. Carson Terry A. Hueneke Pepsi-Cola General Jo and Bob Wagner Mr. James R. Cauley and David C. Scott Bottlers Inc. William and Eleanor Ms. Brenda M. Andrews Foundation Fund Perlick Corporation Wainwright Ms. Joanne Charlton Robert and Mimi Habush Puelicher Foundation Inc. Werner Family Foundation Ms. Doris Chortek Hentzen Coatings Inc. Ms. Maxine Rabinowe Carolyn White-Travanti Chubb & Son Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mrs. Barbara Recht and Leon Travanti Mr. Andrew G. Cicero Hershoff Ms. Lynn K. Rippe Dr. Charles J. Wilson Ms. Valerie B. Clarke Mr. Thomas D. Hesselbrock Ms. Sandra Robinson Wisconsin President’s Mr. Michael T. Crowley Sr. and Mr. Carl Spatz Mr. Wayne J. Roper Organization Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Curl Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hlavac Ms. Gayle G. Rosemann Kathy and David Yuille Deborah and Thomas Margaret and David Hobbs and Mr. Paul McElwee Edward and Diane Zore Degnan Dr. and Mrs. Burton P. Betty and Brenton Mr. and Mrs. Burton C. Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Doll Hoffman H.* Rupple Zucker* Dr. and Mrs. Howard Dubner Holz Motors Inc. Peggy and Bob Schuemann Ms. Julianna Ebert and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hopkins Bob and Judy Scott $1,000–2,499 Mr. Frank J. Daily Robert and Lorraine Horst Marie and James Seder Mr. and Mrs. William J. Carol and Tom Ehrsam Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. and Family Abraham Jr. Albert J. and Flora H. Hunt Ron and Mary Siepmann* Dr. and Mrs. Francisco Ellinger Foundation Inc. Mrs. Harland W. Huston Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. James & Karen Hyde Speaker Mrs. Dianne Anderson Ellsworth Jr. Foundation Inc. Joan and Michael Spector Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elsner Mr. Richard Ippolito and Sprecher Brewing Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mrs. J. Thomas Emerson Ms. Pamela Frautschi Stackner Family Barany Ernst & Young LLP Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Foundation Inc. Mr. Robert Barnard and Julia and George A. Evans Jr. Jacobson Mrs. Judith Z. Stark Ms. Heidi Marcelle Ken and Claire Fabric Mr. Russell Jankowski Sharon and Bill Steinmetz Dr. Richard P. Barthel and Mr. Joel R. Fechter Mr. John Jors and Mr. Linda and Richard Stevens Mrs. Diana Barthel Jane and David Fee Edward T. Hashek Dr. and Mrs. James E. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Clair Baum Barbara and William Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joseph Stratton Foundation Inc. Fernholz Kalmbach Publishing Co.

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Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Lucia and Jack M. Murtaugh Ms. Gordana Racic and JoAnn and Michael Kapp Mrs. Kathleen W. Mykleby Mr. Milan Racic Youngman Mr. Daniel T. Keegan and and Mr. Geoffrey L. Stephen and Susan Ragatz Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Mrs. Janné Abreo Mykleby Nancy and Ray Retzlaff Ziegler Dr. Henry S. Kepner Jr. National Insurance Services Mrs. Joan Robertson Mr. Herbert B. Zien and Ms. Judith Keyes Dr. Paul Nausieda and Mr. Daniel A. Ryan and Ms. Elizabeth Levins Mr. Herbert V. Kohler and Dr. Evonne Winston Ms. Colleen Reilly Ms. Bettie Zillman Ms. Natalie Black Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Neill Larry and Susan Salustro Ms. Teri Kolb Dr. Gary F. Neitzel Sandstone Foundation Inc. $500–999 Krause Family Foundation Annette and Fred Joan and Marc Saperstein Adelman Travel Group Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kritzik Niedermeyer Thomas and Kay Schanke Advanced Waste Services Kuehl Family Foundation North Shore Bank Mr. Joseph Schick Inc. Milt and Carol Kuyers Christopher B. and Anne Mr. and Mrs. James H. David & Carol Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. L. Noyes Schloemer Family Foundation Layden Jr. John Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Anonymous (7) Mr. Alan T. Lepkowski Mr. and Mrs. José A. Olivieri Schlossmann Diane and Thomas Arenberg Mrs. Judith R. Leszczynski Mr. and Mrs. David A. Olsen Marty and Elaine Schreiber Badger Boiled Ham Co. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Mrs. Ruth D. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mr. James T. Barry III Lewis David Olson and Claire Schueller Mrs. Margery Becker Dr. Joseph A. Libnoch Fritsche Ms. Lillian Schultz Michael and Rita Becker Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Peck Foundation, Douglas & Eleanor Diane and David Bedran Litzsinger Milwaukee LTD Seaman Charitable Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bell Loomis Sayles & Company Janice and Raymond Perry Foundation Michael and Carmen Fred and Anne Luber Community Fund Inc. Mr. David Smith Bergom Ms. Angela Lustig and Ms. Elaine N. Peterson Mrs. Donna M. Smith Jim and Mary Beth Berkes Mr. Dale Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petric Mrs. Everett G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bilsky Mr. and Mrs. D. Richard Mr. James R. Petrie and Ms. Lois A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blau Lynch Mrs. Sharon Petrie Sheldon and Julie Solochek Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Mrs. Jacqueline S. John Julian Pickeral III and Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Blommer Macomber Evalynne J. Espejo Stacy Morton and Barb Blutstein Mr. John E. Mahony and Pieper Electric Dr. and Mrs. James A. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bomzer Dr. Evelyn Burdick Candy and Bruce Pindyck Stadler II Mrs. Betty Bostrom Mrs. Audrey A. Mann and Meridian Dr. and Mrs. James Stone Mr. and Mrs. John Bostrom Mr. and Mrs. Paul Industries Inc. Marilyn and Allen* Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McCaughey Jim and Gwen Plunkett Telly Foundation Ltd. Bradley Ms. Karen McDiarmid Skip and Ildy Polliner Mrs. Libby Temkin Ms. Deanna Braeger Mrs. Mary A. McKey Pollybill Foundation Nicole and L. William Ms. Barbara J. Brennan Mr. Jess E. Merten Gene and Ruth Posner Teweles Nelson and Mr. Chad Ms. Marilyn E. Miller Foundation Mr. Henry Tzu Ng Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John F. PricewaterhouseCoopers Vernal Management Mr. and Mrs. Bill Breslau Monroe Jr. LLP Consultants Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bronner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Proven Direct West Bend Mutual Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Moon Quad Graphics Insurance Company Brumder Morgan Stanley Smith Community Matching Ms. Heide A. Wetzel Margery and Victor Burstein Barney Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Carla and Neal Butenhoff Mr. William Morley and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Wilkey Buzz Monkeys Inc. Mr. Jim Schleif Quadracci Ms. Jane Wochos Jim and Bobbi Caraway Motor Castings Foundation

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Dr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Dale and Carole Faught Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hagner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kane Carter Dr. and Mrs. Edward V. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence C. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kanin Ms. Kristen L. Carter Filmanowicz Hammond Jr. Karl’s Event Rental Ms. Joan Celeste Boots and Dick Fischer Hampton Inn & Suites Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kelley Mrs. William P. Chapman Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Mr. Raymond N. Kertz The Cherry Family Nancy and Jim Forbes Hansen Robert and Gerda Klingbeil Foundation Ms. Elizabeth J. Forman Buzz and Joan Hardy Gene and Stephanie CleanPower / Al’s Window and Mr. Scott Bolens Hatco Corporation Klurfeld Cleaning Fortune Fish Company Ms. Rita L. Hayen and Arthur C. Kootz Foundation Clinicare Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. Walter Boeshaar Steve and Mary Jo Knauf Dr. Lucile Cohn Foster Tom and Suzanne Hefty Mr. George B. Knight Mrs. Angela Colbert and Mr. Kevin Fraley Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. Virgis Colbert Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Heinecke Koenig Comfort Inn & Suites French Mrs. Mary E. Henke Ms. Marie H. Kohler and Downtown Lakeshore Dr. Richard D. Fritz and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hernke Mr. Brian Mani Computerized Structural Mrs. Rosemary Fritz Henry and Suzanne Herzing Kone Elevators and Design Inc. Gahn Meat Company Ms. Stacey Herzing and Escalators Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Ms. Maureen Gallagher Dr. Jamie Poster Robert and Gail Korb Cook Mr. Thomas J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hevey Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Ms. Lucy Cooper Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dr. and Mrs. Sun-O Ho Krause Mary and Paul S. Counsell Gaspar Mrs. Cynthia Holly/ Ms. Sara Krebsbach and County Clare LTD Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick Waupaca Area Mr. Glenn Reinle Mr. Peter J. Crawford Geilfuss II Community Foundation Ms. Pam Kriger and Mrs. Wendy Shel and Danni Gendelman Holly Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. William G. Schaller Crawford Faye and Gary Giesemann Ms. Melanie C. Holmes Krugler Danisco Inc. Carole and Adam Glass Glenn and Nancy Hubbard Mrs. Sybil G. La Budde Mr. James Davie and Mrs. Ms. Hannah R. Gollin Donald and Melody Sandra and Dale Landgren Susan De Witt Davie Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Huenefeld Dr. Margaret M. Layde Larry and Eileen Dean Goniu Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Huie Legacy Property Dedicated Computing LLC Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Peter D. Humleker Jr. Management Services Mr. Roland Dittus Goodman Dr. and Mrs. Jacques Mr. Robert D. Little Patti and Patrick Doughman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hussussian Mr. Robert J. Lodzinski Dr. and Mrs. James C. Goodman IBCC Industries Inc. Ms. Terese Lohmeier and DuCanto Mr. Paul Gordon and InPro Corporation Dr. Robert S. Ruggero Mrs. Haydon R. Duffy Honorable Bonnie Gordon Interiorscapes by the Mr. Robert J. Lotz Mr. Michael D. Dunham Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gould Plant Market Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Love Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dunn Mr. Thomas J. Gould The Iron Horse Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. J.F. Ahern Company Low Jr. Durand Grande Mr. Gregory S. Jay and Mr. Gary Lundberg Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Easom Greater Milwaukee Dr. Martha Jay Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lunde Eaton Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Mr. Michael J. Lynch Mr. Eric M. Eben and Mrs. Robert C. Archer Fund Jennings Dr. Robert D. Lyon and Ms. Christine M. Fenske-Eben Burns-Schrader Family Jim Murray Inc. Gabrielle S. Davidson Educators Credit Union Fund Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jonas Ann Ross MacIver Mrs. Linda M. Ellis Cottrell Balding Fund Mrs. and Dr. Beth Just Ms. Lois Malawsky and Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Elson Dresselhuys Family Fund Ms. Marsha A. Kademian Dr. Jay Larkey Ms. Barbara I. Ericson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Grob Mr. Richard Kahn Jacqueline Servi Margis Fairway Transit Inc. Mr. Richard C. Hack Charles and Lois Kalmbach Marvin and Ann Margolis

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Marquette Jesuit Reverend and Mrs. Steven Ms. Marsha Sehler Van Buren Management Associates, Inc. Peay Mr. and Mrs. William T. Reverend and Mrs. Ardys Mrs. Lucy A. Martin Mrs. Richard Peltz Shaffer Jr. D. Van Stavern Master Lock Company & Ms. Yvonne Petersen Shully’s Cuisine & Events Ms. Judith VanTill Waterloo Industries Mrs. Helen A. Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shutkin Waste Management of Materion Mrs. Claire Pfleger Mr. Scott A. Silet and Ms. Wisconsin Rose Mary and Frank Ned and Barb Piehler Katherine Lewis Mrs. Shannon E. Watry Matusinec Mrs. Virginia F. Pierson Erik and Maud Siljestrom and Mr. Paul Watry Debesh and Linda Polanki Inc. Ms. Cathy Simpson Julia and Johannes Mazumdar Steven and Karen Port Dr. Jonathan and Shirley Weertman Ms. Mary E. McAndrews Kathy and Andy Potos Slomowitz Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGrath Dr. Sarah J. Pratt Allison M. and Dale R. Smith Wegmann Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jon and Katie Prown Ms. Kathleen M. Smith Len and Susan Weistrop McGregor Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Ken and Cardi T. Smith Mr. Thomas G. Wendt Medical College of Quadracci Spano Pratt Executive Ann and George Whyte Wisconsin/Milwaukee Ms. Elizabeth Rae Search Mr. and Mrs. James Surgical Society Mr. and Mrs. David Ribbens Ms. Juliana Spring Wiechmann Ms. Pamela Meinhardt Linda and Blaine Rieke Mrs. Mary K. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Dr. Martine Darmon Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Ms. Barbara A. Stein Williams Mr. Daniel M. Micha Rieselbach Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Ms. Marcia Rimai and Mr. Mr. Gary J. Steinhafel and Wilson Mickelson Daryl Diesing Ms. Jocelyn Servick Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Gregory S. River Run Computers, Inc Mrs. Maureen Steinhafel Wisconsin Discount Milleville Riverworks Design Studio Ms. Barbara Steinmann Securities Corp. Monches Farm Robertson Ryan & Stevens Point Brewery Ms. Anne Wysocki and Linda and Douglas Moore Associates Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stillmank Mr. Dennis Lynch Mrs. Barbara Morris Mr. James Robinson and Mrs. Robert A. Sullo Z2 Marketing Mr. William Morris* Mrs. Catherine Robinson Mr. and Mrs. W. Clyde Zimmer Thomson Mortara Instrument Sean and Kelley Ronayne Surles/Arthur C. Kootz Associates Inc. Company Mrs. Lucy Rosenberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Zucker Mr. Gregory W. Mulry and Mr. and Mrs. Mason G. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Mr. Ken Multhauf Tracy and John Rothman Syrjanen $350–499 Mary and Terry Murphy Roundy’s Supermarkets Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor Stephanie and Marc Mrs. Audrey Murray Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sachs Susan P. and James H. Taylor Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. David K. Mr. Richard Sachs Jr. Ms. Ann B. Terwilliger and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Nelson Tom and Judy Seager Ms. Lilo Sewell Adams Ms. Marcy Neuburg Mr. Elliott Schnackenberg Teuteberg Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Adlam Nev 2/11 Lawrence and Katherine Theiss Interior Design Ltd. AllianceStaff LLC Mrs. Faith E. Newberg and Schnuck Ms. Judith M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ambuel Mr. Ronald Newberg Paul and Misa Scholl Ms. Karen A. Tibbitts Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ms. Lynn S. Nicholas Mrs. Sally Schuler Chuck and Lori Torner Annesley Jr. Mr. Lawrence W. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schumann Mr. and Mrs. John L. Anonymous (2) Oliverson and Ms. Scott Advertising Agency Touchett Janie and Cliff Asmuth Donna N. Guthrie Inc. Priscilla A. and Thomas R. Mr. Steve Bablitch and , 1916. Purchase, with funds in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John E. Julien. Full credit listing on p. 23. Omega Forum Seasonal Services LTD Tuschen Ms. Elaine Kelch Therese Palazzari and Carole B. and Gordon I. Mrs. Joan Urdan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bachhuber Mark Maduza Segal Valuation Research Mrs. Lucille M. Bartelt Mrs. Brigit Segerdahl Corporation Ms. Doris M. Bauer , Self-Portrait

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Ms. Lesley Bauer Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harry and Vivian Benedict and Lee Walther Polly and Robert Beal Durkee Gunzniczak Kordus Mr. Byron S. Becker and E. Miller & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Hal O. Hackett Mrs. Mary Krall Ms. Mary Ellen Csuka Mr. Ken Eichenbaum and Mr. H. Lowell Hall J. M. Krause Mr. and Mrs. John Beer Ms. Cate Charlton Mr. Edward J. Hammond Ms. Monica H. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beier Ernst and Christiane Endres and Ms. Marcia P. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Lavin Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Bibler Mr. Dale F. Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanley Mrs. Mary Law Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Biller Richard and Carol Eschner Mary and Edward J. Mr. and Mrs. David Leevan Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Bishop Dr. Holly Falik and Mr. Hanrahan Mr. David M. Lenz Ellen and Robert Bladorn Steven M. Kay Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leo Mike and Ginny Bolger Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Fay Hanrahan Mrs. Charles J. Lewin Robert and Carole Bonner Mr. and Mrs. James Fergus W.T. Hansen Family Carol and Tom Lied Cap Borges Ms. Virginia L. Fifield* Foundation Inc. Mary Ann and David Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Filtration Concepts Inc. Norma and Bill Harrington Lindberg Boucher Dr. Stuart W. Fine and Mr. Michael T. Hart and Michael Lippert and Mrs. Holden Brooks Mrs. Roberta B. Fine Mrs. Kathleen M. Hart Pamela Dodd-Lippert Miss Sally J. Brown Mrs. Janice R. Fleming and Dr. Jane A. Hawes and Dr. Dr. Paul W. Loewenstein Mr. John D. Bryson and Mr. Jim Fleming David Shapiro and Mrs. Jody Kaufman Mrs. Lisa A. Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Foell Ms. Nancy Hayer Loewenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bula Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ford Mr. Robert Heger Mr. and Mrs. David Long Mr. Jeffrey Burkard James and Michelle Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Helz Dr. and Mrs. John F. Lubing Ms. Maureen Burke- Friedman Ms. Gail Hesselbrock Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lukas Thompson Martha and George Furst Jr. Mrs. Marianne Hillebrand Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Butler Ms. Kathleen Gallick Ed and Vicky Hinshaw Lundell Ms. Jeannine Carmichael Mr. Richard A. Gallun and Mr. Jim Hoffman and Mrs. Luther Manor Senior Center Miss Carol A. Carpenter Ms. Judy McGregor Kerrie Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. Terry A. Gaouette and Ms. Julia Ihlenfeldt Mahany Cerletty Clare A. Gaouette Ms. Jeanne Jacobs Miss Beata M. Major Ms. Nancy J. Cohrs Mr. Robert L. Gardenier Mr. Ronald Jacquart and Shelly and Tom Malin Mr. and Mrs. Martin Collins and Ms. Sandi Siegel Mr. Michael W. McCarthy Paul and Jane Mandel Combined Federal Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Douglas C. James Allen and Judy Marrinson Campaign Genne Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ms. Lynn S. Connolly Jim and Laura Gibson Jensen Maske Ms. Carrie Cooper Ms. Elizabeth Gifford and Mrs. Marilyn W. John Reverend Erwin H. Matt Mrs. Mary Dahlman Mr. Gary Cartwright Ms. Joan R. Johnson Michael and Clare McArdel Tom and Maripat Dalum Mr. Aaron Godfrey and Mr. Ryan Kaczanowski Ms. Toni B. McBride Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Ms. Sally Kuzma Mr. and Mrs. Marc G. Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Davidson Mrs. Susan Godfrey Kartman McCormick Mr. Roger G. DeLong Mr. Jeffrey M. Goldberg Moshe and Debra Katz Ms. Mary McCoy Ms. Mary Ann Delzer Idy and Bill Goodman Mr. David Keller Mrs. Elizabeth J. McGlynn Herb and Carolynn Desch Ms. Nancy Goodman Mr. Robert W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Mr. and Mrs. Delmar D. Ms. Marialyce Gove Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Pat) McGrorty Desens Greater Milwaukee Kerns Mr. and Ms. Steve McGuire Ms. Marlene Doerr Foundation William J. and Audrey and Jack Keyes Dr. Mark L. McPhail Mrs. Susan G. Doornek Doris M. Willis Fund Mr. Robert Kloes Mr. and Mrs. William R. Anne and Rodney H. Dow Mr. Don E. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Koester Meinecke Tom and Bette Drought Dr. and Mrs. Jon Gudeman Mr. Eivind Kolemainen Ms. Marge Melton and Mrs. Lisa Kolemainen Mr. William C. Meyer

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Mildred and Donald Ms. Catherine Reeves Mr. Todd Slusar CALATRAVA DONORS Michalski Patrick and Noreen Regan Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Smeal The following donors Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Miech David and Kris Reicher Mr. David M. Smith and made special gifts Mr. José A. Milan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ms. Judy Shortridge in honor of the 10th Ms. Lynne T. Miller Renouard Mr. Leonard J. Sobczak anniversary of the Mr. Corey Mooney and Bob and Mary Reusche Mr. Eric D. Steele and Ms. Calatrava-designed Mrs. Brenda Mooney Ms. Ann Riojas Kathryn Bach Quadracci Pavilion. Ms. Melissa Mooney and Mr. Dennis Rocheleau Mr. John Stephens Mr. Philip Schultz Mrs. Marcia Emold N. Rose Mr. Jeffrey Steren and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. John W. Moore and and Mr. Gary R. Rose Mrs. Jody Steren Abraham Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Moore Dr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Rouman Stinchfield Adams Morgan Christine Rundblad Sue and Robert Strauss Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Adlam Ms. Mary L. Mowbray and Mr. Michael Ryan and Ms. Sara K. Stum Advanced Waste Services Mr. Roland P. Schroeder Mrs. Mary Burke Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tate Inc. Peyton and Ruth Mrs. Judy A. Saichek Mr. Robert A. Teper and Dr. and Mrs. Karl Agre Muehlmeier Ms. Anita M. Samen and Mrs. Marilyn Teper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alioto Mr. and Mrs. George N. Mr. David Follmer Dr. John and Mrs. Anne AllianceStaff LLC Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Thomas Jr. American Appraisal Donald and Corinne Muench Sargeant Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Associates Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Gen and Wil Schauer Tisdale Anonymous (7) Nelson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. William and Sharon Treul Diane and Thomas Arenberg Jim and Pat Nelson Schauer Ms. Jane Trueheart Huels Ms. Janine Arseneau Jane and Keith Nosbusch Christopher and Beth and Mr. Stephen G. Huels Janie and Cliff Asmuth Ms. Morgan Oldenburg Schimel Ms. Martha Trueheart Associated Bank Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Ms. Patrick W. Ms. Mary Ulander Astor Street Foundation Inc. Orenstein Schmidt Mrs. Carla Uphill Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Mr. Albert S. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. John and Martha Vogel Attanasio Mr. and Mrs. David Palay Schmidt Jr. Mr. Brian Wachowiak and Badger Meter Foundation Reverend and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Ms. Patricia Hensley Ms. Mary Lou Bailey Richard W. Patt Schneider John and Jennie Walker Ms. Mary Balducci Mrs. Katherine Paulsen Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Mrs. Marian Weinberg Mrs. Lucille M. Bartelt Mr. Alan S. Perlstein and Schnoll Mr. and Mrs. David Dr. Richard P. Barthel and Ms. Terry L. Hamann Mr. and Mrs. David Weissman Mrs. Diana Barthel Mrs. Martha K. Pierce Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Glenn Bartsch Neil and Karen Pinsky Mr. William J. Schulte Wideburg Mr. John P. Baumgartner Dr. and Mrs. Randle E. Ms. Gail Schumann and Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Willms Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Pollard Mr. Michael Switzenbaum Mr. Dan Mooney and Ms. Beadell Kasandra and R. Jeffrey Ms. Jan Serr and Mr. John Maxine Wishner Ms. Deborah A. Beck and Preston Shannon Ms. Shari Woydt Allison Mr. Frederic H. Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Joel Shields Mrs. Gertrude Zauner Mr. and Mrs. John Beck Ptaszynski Dr. Mary Anne Siderits Susan and Carl Becker Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mrs. Polly Siegel Diane and David Bedran Purtell Jr. Ms. Donna J. Siegmund Mr. and Mrs. John Beer Mr. William Quan and Mr. Paul S. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beier Mr. Michael S. Radichel Mr. Dale Skaggs and Mr. Charles M. Benish Ms. Sharon Reed and Mr. Ms. Lynda Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bergner Stewart Brase Mrs. Wendy L. Sleight Jim and Mary Beth Berkes

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Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Berman Dr. and Mrs. B. Lauren Mr. and Mrs. James O. Dr. Richard D. Fritz and Mr. Nikhilesh Bhaduri Charous Durand Mrs. Rosemary Fritz Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dr. Muriel Cheplin Silbar Ms. Mary Dykstra Mr. Steven F. Fronk Biersach Cherchian Family Ms. Dianne Dziengel G.E. Healthcare Financial Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Bishop Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Services Ellen and Robert Bladorn Ms. Doris Chortek Dziennik Ms. Kathleen Gallick Mrs. Patricia R. Blake Mr. Clarence P. Chou Mr. Eric M. Eben and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galling Mr. Bruce T. Block and Mrs. Clarice Chou Christine M. Fenske-Eben The Gardner Foundation Mrs. Melissa J. Block Mr. and Ms. Erik Ms. Julianna Ebert and Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Christensen Mr. Frank J. Daily Garland Bloomgarden Mr. and Mrs. Thor G. Dr. Lee Ecklund and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen Dr. Gary Gill Gebhardt Bobrowich Mr. Andrew G. Cicero Ms. Sally H. Edgett Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Boie Clinicare Corp. Ms. Lois Ehlert Gennarelli Dr. and Mrs. Charles Dr. Lucile Cohn Einhorn Family Foundation Mr. David A. Geraldson Bomzer Mrs. Angela Colbert and Dr. and Mrs. William G. Ellis and Mrs. Velma F. Mr. and Mrs. Lon* S. Bond Mr. Virgis Colbert Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Geraldson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Collins Charitable Trusts Ms. Katherine Gingrass Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Elson Carole and Adam Glass Dr. William B. Boyd and Cook John and Mary Emory Mrs. Susan Godfrey Mrs. Karen Johnson Boyd Ms. Carrie Cooper Ernst & Young LLP Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. James Ms. Lucy Cooper Mr. Robert C. Eschweiler Goldammer Breece III Mr. Peter J. Crawford Everett Smith Group Mr. Jeffrey M. Goldberg Mrs. Frederick Brengel and Mrs. Wendy Foundation Ltd. Ms. Ruth K. Goldmann Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schaller Crawford Ms. Barbara J. Fahey and Mr. Harry L. Wallace Brickman Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dale and Carole Faught Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Goniu Ms. Danielle Brinkman Cress Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Fay Idy and Bill Goodman Mr. Benny Brojde Mr. James Cron Jane and David Fee Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gorrell Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mr. Keith J. Crowder and Fields Automotive Group Greater Milwaukee Bryson Sr. Ms. Kara A. Harmon Mrs. Janet Fishman Foundation Ms. Sandra Bularz Mrs. Mary Dahlman Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Robert C. Archer Fund Mr. Jeffrey Burkard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. James C. Fleming and Kopmeier Family Fund Murph and John Burke Damsgaard Mrs. Mary Kay Fleming Randall Family Fund Burns Family Mr. James Davie and Mrs. Mrs. Janice R. Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Grob Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burrell Susan De Witt Davie Mr. Jim Fleming Dr. Sidney E. Grossberg Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Don and Sallie Davis Mr. Philip B. Flynn and and Dr. Josette B. Busalacchi Dr. Mitzi J. Dearborn Ms. Lois Golde Grossberg Carla and Neal Butenhoff Dr. Stephen V. DeLeers Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Foell Ms. Barbara S. Grove Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Butler Mr. and Mrs. Rodney DePue Nancy and Jim Forbes Bill and Sandy Haack Lois A. and Dean S. Cady Mr. and Mrs. Delmar D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foster Robert and Mimi Habush Bruce and Marsha Camitta Desens Four-Four Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hal O. Hackett Ms. Teresa E. Carpenter Mr. Roland Dittus Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fowler Mr. Christopher H. Hanks Ms. Janet L. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorsan Mr. Kevin Fraley and Mrs. Suzanne Hanks Dr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Drake Mrs. Frances Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Ms. Kristen L. Carter Ms. Donna Drosner Tim and Sue Frautschi Hanrahan Mr. Richard Chang and Dr. and Mrs. Howard Dubner Ms. Patricia M. Friebert Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Harken Ms. Rebecca Leiviska Mrs. Haydon R. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ms. Karen Chapman Friedman Harper

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Mr. Edward T. Hashek and Diane and Bob Jenkins Mr. Milt E. Koch and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lukas Mr. John Jors Dr. and Mrs. Leander R. Ms. Sue Cleary Koch Mr. Gary Lundberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lunde Hauske Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Koenig Ms. Patricia V. Lunn Carla and Robert P. Hay Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Koester Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lustig Ms. Rita L. Hayen and Jim Murray Inc. Ms. Marie H. Kohler and Dr. Robert D. Lyon and Ms. Mr. Walter Boeshaar Mrs. Grace M. Johnson Mr. Brian Mani Gabrielle S. Davidson Ms. Nancy Hayer Ms. Joan R. Johnson Benedict and Lee Walther Dr. David C. MacGregor Mrs. R. Goeres Hayssen Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jonas Kordus and Mrs. Nancy Mr. Robert Heger Judy and Gary Jorgensen Ms. Kathleen Kortas MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Ms. Marsha A. Kademian Tony and Susan Krausen Mrs. Jacqueline S. Heinecke Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. Gary Krenz Macomber Evan and Marion Helfaer Kahn Jr. Mrs. Catherine Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Madderom Foundation Jane and George C. Kaiser Barbara and Raymond R. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Helz Charles and Lois Kalmbach Krueger Mahany Mrs. Mary E. Henke Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Kamp Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Mahler Enterprises Inc. Henry and Suzanne Herzing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kane Kubly Ms. Lois Malawsky and Ms. Gail Hesselbrock Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kanin Ms. Carrie Kuehl Dr. Jay Larkey Sally and Jack Hill Dr. and Mrs. Ken and Ms. Gail F. Kursel Kathrine and Sandy Mallin Mr. Michael Hintze Julie Kapp Ms. Helen Kuzma Mrs. Audrey A. Mann Margaret and David Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Dale Karpen Ms. Suzanna Lacy Jacqueline Servi Margis Dr. and Mrs. Burton P. Mr. and Mrs. Marc G. Ladish Company Foundation Dr. Courtney Marlaire and Hoffman Kartman Ms. Lila M. Lange Mr. Mark Marlaire Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoke Mrs. Jeffrey C. Kasch Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Larkin Marquette Jesuit Ms. Melanie C. Holmes Ms. Beverly J. Katter Mr. Fred Lautz and Dr. Associates Inc. Dr. and Dr. William J. Mr. Steve Kavalauskas and Mary J. Brown Allen and Judy Marrinson Houghton Mrs. Diane Kavalauskas Dr. Margaret M. Layde Master Lock Company & Mrs. Roland L. Huber Mr. Daniel T. Keegan and Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Waterloo Industries Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mrs. Janné Abreo Mrs. Shinji Lee Kaiser and Michael and Clare McArdel Hudson Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Keenan and Mr. Joshua Kaiser Ms. Toni B. McBride Ms. Jane Trueheart Huels Mrs. Judy A. Keenan Elizabeth Levins and Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mr. Stephen G. Huels Mr. Daniel F. Kehrer Herbert B. Zien McCaughey Mrs. Phyllis Huffman Ms. Lora A. Keller and Mr. and Mrs. James Ms. Mary McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Huie Dr. Mike DeWan Lewenauer Joseph and Joni McDevitt Frieda and William Hunt Ms. Mary E. Kelly Leonard and Carol Ms. Karen McDiarmid Memorial Trust Mr. Robert W. Kelly Lewensohn Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce William and Lauren Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Charles J. Lewin McDonald Mrs. Harland W. Huston Jr. Kennedy LFF Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGrath Ms. Julia Ihlenfeldt Dr. Henry S. Kepner Jr. Cynthia and John Lhost Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Imse Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Pat) Michael Lippert and McGregor Ms. Barbara Ingram Kerns Pamela Dodd-Lippert Patti and Jack McKeithan Mr. Richard Ippolito and Mr. Raymond N. Kertz Mr. Robert D. Little Mrs. Mary A. McKey Ms. Pamela Frautschi Ms. Renee A. Kielich Ms. Terese Lohmeier and Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. George and Angela Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. John Kissinger Dr. Robert S. Ruggero McNeely Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Mrs. Dorothy Kittleson Sheldon & Marianne Mr. and Mrs. Peder M. Jacobson Mr. Robert Kloes Lubar Charitable Fund Medtlie Mr. Gerald Janis Jr. Mr. George B. Knight Fred and Anne Luber Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Mr. Russell Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Knight Wayne and Kristine Lueders Meissner

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Ms. Marge Melton Christopher B. and Anne Dr. Sarah J. Pratt Mr. Richard Sachs Jr. Mr. Jess E. Merten L. Noyes Kasandra and R. Jeffrey Ms. Anita M. Samen and Mr. William C. Meyer Mr. Andrew Nunemaker Preston Mr. David Follmer Mildred and Donald James and Christine O’Brien Ms. Lynn Preston Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Michalski Ms. Joan L. O’Brien Mr. John F. Price II Santilli Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Miech Daniel P. O’Hair, MD, and Jon and Katie Prown Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. José A. Milan Annie Brauer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarfatty Mr. Jay W. Miller and Ms. Lois A. O’Keefe Ptaszynski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ms. Donna Faw Ms. Morgan Oldenburg Miss Nancy L. Puhl Sargeant Henrik and Barbara Moe Mrs. Ruth D. Olsen Ms. Kim Puterbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Josh Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ms. Sandra Osborn Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Phyllis Scharner Moeller Mr. Joseph R. Pabst Quadracci Christopher and Beth Mr. James R. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. David Palay Mr. and Mrs. David Raasch Schimel Scott and Marjorie Moon Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Palay Ms. Maxine Rabinowe Mr. Daniel Schley and Mr. Corey Mooney and Therese Palazzari and Ms. Gordana Racic and Ms. Barbara Haig Mrs. Brenda Mooney Mark Maduza Mr. Milan Racic Ms. Mary E. Schmidt Elizabeth A. and John W. Park Bank Foundation Inc. Mr. Michael S. Radichel Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.

Hans Baluschek Moore Mrs. Donna L. Parshalle Ms. Elizabeth Rae Schmidt Jr. Linda and Douglas Moore Ms. Sarah K. Patch Mr. Thomas E. Raimann Ms. Rozanne Schmidtlein Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Reverend and Mrs. Ms. Patricia A. Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Morgan Richard W. Patt Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schneider Working-Class City , Working-Class Ms. Karen Morin Mr. Alan S. Perlstein and Rawsthorne Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Mr. William Morley and Ms. Terry L. Hamann Mrs. Barbara Recht Schnoll Mr. Jim Schleif Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mrs. Mary Katherine Reed Lawrence and Katherine Mrs. Barbara Morris Petering Ms. Sharon Reed and Schnuck

, 1920. Purchase, with funds from Avis Martin Heller in honor of the Fine Arts Society. Full credit listing on p. 23. p. on listing credit Full Society. Arts Fine the of honor in Heller Martin Avis from funds with Purchase, , 1920. Mr. John Moulder and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Mr. Stewart Brase Peggy and Bob Schuemann Ms. Joan Dimow Peters Ms. Catherine Reeves Ms. Lillian Schultz Mr. Jason M. Muchowski Ms. Yvonne Petersen Reiman Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schumann Peyton and Ruth Ms. Elaine N. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Muehlmeier Ms. Rita Petretti Renouard Schwaab Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petric Ms. Carol D. Richheimer Dr. and Mrs. Walter R. Muirhead Mr. James R. Petrie and Ms. Kimberly Riedel and Schwartz Mr. Gregory W. Mulry and Mrs. Sharon Petrie Mr. John O Varley Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. Ken Multhauf Anthony Petullo Foundation Mr. Lee A. Riordan Schweitzer Ms. Sally A. Mundt Helen Armbrust Pfeifer Mr. David L. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scussel Mr. William F. Murray Mr. John J. Pickeral and Mr. Gary S. Kampe Douglas & Eleanor Seaman Lucia and Jack M. Murtaugh Ms. Evalynne J. Espejo Ms. Sandra Roberts Charitable Foundation Mary Louise Mussoline and Ms. Sarah Pickett Mr. James Robinson and Seaman-Goes Family James W. Cope, M.D. Ned and Barb Piehler Mrs. Catherine Robinson Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Myers Pieper Electric Mr. Dennis Rocheleau Mrs. Sandra Searl Mr. David Nahrwold Mrs. Virginia F. Pierson Mr. Anthony M. Rood Jr. Mrs. Carol A. Seelman Ms. Laura B. Needler and Polanki Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mason G. Ross Carole B. and Gordon I. Dr. Christine Krsko Dr. and Mrs. Randle E. Ms. Gladys Roszak Segal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Neill Pollard Mr. James A. Ruff Ms. Janet M. Seizyk Ms. Mary J. Ness Skip and Ildy Polliner Christine Rundblad Sue and Bud Selig Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Steven and Karen Port Betty and Brent* Rupple Ms. Jan Serr and Novak Gene and Ruth Posner Mr. Michael Ryan and Mr. John Shannon Foundation Mrs. Mary Burke Ryan

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Jocelyn Servick and Gary Ms. Judith M. Thompson Mrs. Fredlyn B. Wilson The Figge Foundation J. Steinhafel Grace and Mark Thomsen Ms. Sharon Wolf Frank Lloyd Wright: Mr. Joel Shields Ms. Karen A. Tibbitts Ms. Anne Wysocki and Organic Architecture Mr. and Mrs. Parker Shriver Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Mr. Dennis Lynch for the 21st Century Shully’s Cuisine & Events Tisdale Kathy and David Yuille Mr. Thomas Figge Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shutkin Charles Trainer and Anne Mr. David R. Zepecki and Frank Lloyd Wright: Jeanne and Jack Siegel R. Booth Ms. Diane Diel Organic Architecture Erik and Maud Siljestrom Mr. and Mrs. Mark Trampe Zimmer Thomson for the 21st Century Lynda B. and Charles S. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Uelner Associates Inc. Foley & Lardner LLP Simon Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Summer of China Ms. Cathy Simpson Uihlein SPONSORS in Support The Freeman Foundation of EXHIBITIONS AND Ms. Nancy Simuel Mrs. Carla Uphill PROGRAMS Summer of China Mr. Dale Skaggs and Ms. US Bancorp Foundation Teen Programs We deeply appreciate Lynda Lambert Mr. Tom Uttech Hammel, Green and the sponsor support Mrs. Wendy L. Sleight Ms. Mary N. Vandenberg Abrahamson Inc. provided by businesses, Ms. Kathleen M. Smith and Mr. Keith Mardak Frank Lloyd Wright: foundations, and Sheldon and Julie Solochek Dr. Rajiv R. Varma Organic Architecture individuals toward Mrs. Nita G. Soref Mr. and Mrs. Miles Vilski for the 21st Century exhibitions, special Ms. Rose E. Spang Kathleen and Charles G. Harley-Davidson projects, programs, and Spano Pratt Executive Vogel Foundation events in 2010–2011. Search Mr. Brian Wachowiak and Summer of China Joan and Michael Spector Ms. Patricia Hensley EXHIBITIONS Harley-Davidson Motor Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Stacy Tracey and Andrew BMO Harris Bank Company Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Wadsworth Summer of China Summer of China Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Walsh Brady Corporation Dorothy W. Inbusch Ms. Alice J. Star and Mr. Michael R. Walton Summer of China Foundation Inc. Mr. Mark Clausen Anne and Thomas Caterpillar Global Mining Frank Lloyd Wright: Eric D. Steele and Kathryn Wamser, Colleen Hunt, Summer of China Organic Architecture C. Bach Jennifer Deslongchamps Chipstone Foundation for the 21st Century Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Stein Mrs. Lanie Wasserman Art in Clay: Masterworks Johnson Controls Mrs. Joan Stein and Mr. Jeremy Christian of North Carolina Foundation Mr. John Steinwart Mrs. Shannon E. Watry Earthenware Summer of China Mr. John Stephens and Mr. Paul Watry The New Materiality: The Lai Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stillmank Mr. Curt M. Weber Digital Dialogues at Summer of China Miss Susan R. Strecker Mr. and Mrs. David A. Weber the Boundaries of The Henry Luce Mrs. Audrey Strnad Julia and Johannes Contemporary Craft Foundation Inc. Mary and Carl Strohmaier Weertman Summer of China Dudley J. Godfrey Jr. Ms. Christina Stueve Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Wells Concordia University Curator of American Mrs. Robert A. Sullo Werner Family Foundation of Wisconsin Art and Decorative Arts Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Sutter West Bend Mutual Summer of China Marcus Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Insurance Company Mae E. Demmer Foundation Inc. Syrjanen Ms. Heide A. Wetzel Charitable Trust Downtown Sculpture Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tate Ann and George Whyte Mae E. Demmer Part Project Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James E. Assistant Curator of Marshall & Ilsley Mr. Frank G. Ternenyi Wiensch 20th-Century Design Corporation Nicole and L. William Mrs. Janice Williams Einhorn Family Foundation Summer of China Teweles Madonna and Jay Williams Summer of China Milwaukee Art Museum Kathleen and Frank Thometz Dr. Charles J. Wilson African American Art

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Alliance EDUCATION AND PUBLIC Milwaukee Public Schools Ms. Doris Chortek On Site: Chakaia Booker PROGRAMS Art in Bloom Education Milwaukee Art Museum Northwestern Mutual Mary and James Mark foundations and Contemporary Art Society corporations Foundation Connelly On Site: Chakaia Booker Anonymous MAM After Dark Junior Docent Program Milwaukee Art Museum Family Art Packs Jane Bradley Pettit Mr. Peter J. Crawford Friends of Art Kids Under 12 Free Foundation and Mrs. Wendy Schaller European Design Since Program Education Crawford 1985: Shaping the Junior Docent Program Sommers Subaru Junior Docent Program New Century Scholastic Art Awards Art in Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Mrs. Joanne Murphy Four-Four Foundation Daniel M. Soref Davidson On Site: Robert Therrien Family Art Packs Charitable Trust School Programs Mr. Andrew Nunemaker Greater Milwaukee Junior Docent Program Ms. Amy Dempsey Frank Lloyd Wright: Foundation Marc and Karen Target Junior Docent Program Organic Architecture Flesch Memorial Fund Target Free First Mr. and Mrs. Don for the 21st Century Scholastic Art Awards Thursdays Dempsey PNC Financial Services Greater Milwaukee Junior Docent Program Group individuals Mr. Jack L. Dierks and Ms. Foundation Kopmeier Mrs. Mary Kay Anderson Frank Lloyd Wright: Catherine T. Tully Family Fund and Mr. Eddie Anderson Organic Architecture Junior Docent Program School Programs Junior Docent Program for the 21st Century Greater Milwaukee Divine Savior Holy Angels Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. School Foundation Mary L. Nohl Arnstein Summer of China Junior Docent Program Fund Junior Docent Program Rockwell Automation Ms. Susie Diwald Teen Programs Ms. Phyllis Babb Summer of China School Programs Herzfeld Foundation Junior Docent Program SC Johnson Company Joseph and Valeria Downey Junior Docent Program Ms. Ann B. Bailey Frank Lloyd Wright: School Programs Terry and Verne Holoubek Junior Docent Program Organic Architecture Roma and Laurence Family Foundation Mrs. Janet C. Baldin for the 21st Century Eiseman School Programs School Programs Shao Lin Boxing Methods School Programs Kanavas Landscape Mrs. Barbara C. Bartholin Summer of China Jane and David Fee Management Junior Docent Program Terra Foundation for Art in Bloom School Programs American Art Mrs. Jody Baxter Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kohl’s Department Stores Junior Docent Program Charles and Maurice Ferraioli Kohl’s Art Generation Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bell Prendergast loan and School Programs Ladish Company Junior Docent Program related programming Foundation Mr. Michael Fischer Von Briesen & Roper, S.C. Ms. Elizabeth A. Boh Junior Docent Program Education Junior Docent Program Framing a Decade LandWorks Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Ruth St. John & John Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Boyd School Programs Art in Bloom School Programs Dunham West Foundation Mr. Howard W. Fogt Jr. and M&I Wealth Management Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Frank Lloyd Wright: Mrs. Judith Senter Fogt MAM After Dark Brophy Organic Architecture Junior Docent Program Milwaukee Art Museum Junior Docent Program for the 21st Century Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Wisconsin Department Business Council Gallagher Art in Bloom Junior Docent Program of Tourism Education Milwaukee Arts Board Barbara and Donald Buzard Frank Lloyd Wright: Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick Junior Docent Program School Programs Organic Architecture Geilfuss II Milwaukee Public Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. for the 21st Century Schools Foundation Education Carter Junior Docent Program Teen Programs School Programs 2011 annual report | 52 | donors

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ms. Amy M. Kirschke Mrs. Nancy M. Matthisen Ritz Holman LLP Gogan Junior Docent Program Junior Docent Program School Programs School Programs Ms. Virginia L. Kloppenburg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Betty and Brent* Rupple Mr. Joseph Griesbach and School Programs McCaughey School Programs Mrs. Joanne Griesbach Mr. and Mrs. Richard Junior Docent Program Ms. Marilyn S. Rusovich Junior Docent Program Konrath Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. Junior Docent Program Mr. Steve Gruebbel and Junior Docent Program McCombe Mr. and Mrs. Tim Schally Mrs. Jan Gruebbel Kravit, Hovel, & School Programs Junior Docent Program Junior Docent Program Krawczyk, S.C. Mrs. Mary A. McKey Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mr. Ross Halbleib Junior Docent Program School Programs Schlosser Junior Docent Program Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer Junior Docent Program Mr. Walter Hannig and Kubly School Programs Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Elisabeth Hannig School Programs Ms. Amy R. Miller Schmadeke School Programs Mrs. Joyce M. Kuehl Junior Docent Program Junior Docent Program Mrs. R. Goeres Hayssen School Programs Milwaukee Art Museum Ms. Patricia A. Sheahan School Programs Mary Ann and Charles Docents School Programs James K. Heller in LaBahn Scholastic Art Awards Ms. Danielle Shepherd Memory of Avis M. Heller School Programs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. and Mr. George Pahomov Scholastic Art Awards Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Moon Junior Docent Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ladky School Programs Ms. Therese Sherman Hellman School Programs Ms. Irene D. Morgan School Programs Junior Docent Program Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Junior Docent Program Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Al Hentzen Laskin Mr. and Mrs. Asher Shovers School Programs School Programs Nichols Junior Docent Program Mr. Herbert D. Hentzen Jr. Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee School Programs Ms. Cathy Simpson School Programs Junior Docent Program Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Education Mrs. Marianne Hillebrand Ms. Suzanne L. Lefeber Norton Mr. and Mrs. Leonid B. Education and Mr. Fred Nest School Programs Soroka Mr. William R. Hoff and School Programs Ms. Connie C. O’Donnell School Programs Mrs. Pauline J. Hoff Mrs. Rita A. Lewenauer Junior Docent Program Mr. William Stanford and School Programs Junior Docent Program Mr. Paul Overvold and Mrs. Gloria T. Stanford Dr. Kathy Hwang and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas D. Ms. Norene Smith School Programs Sam Hwang Lillich School Programs Ms. Judy Strampe School Programs School Programs Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pelk Junior Docent Program Ms. Melissa Jarrett Mr. Earl D. Lillydahl Junior Docent Program Barbara C. Strecker Junior Docent Program Junior Docent Program Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Perry Memorial Fund Mr. Otis J. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. School Programs Art in Bloom School Programs Madisen Mr. Charles Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. James E. Kaeser and School Programs Mrs. Renee Peters Stringer Jr. Mrs. Nancy B. Kaeser Ms. Maureen M. Maio Junior Docent Program School Programs School Programs Junior Docent Program Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petric Mr. Rikki Thompson Susan and A. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mamerow Junior Docent Program Junior Docent Program Kehm Junior Docent Program Ms. Molly Kay Powell Mr. Michael R. Walton Scholastic Art Awards Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mann Junior Docent Program Junior Docent Program Ms. Mary E. Kelly School Programs Mr. Patrick Quick and Ms. Mary Wermers Scholastic Art Awards Mark Styles Limited Mrs. Brenda Quick Junior Docent Program Mr. Thomas Kenny School Programs Junior Docent Program Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Junior Docent Program Ms. Margaret Marshall Mrs. Paul J. Reilly Whipp School Programs School Programs Junior Docent Program

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Kathleen and Dennis Christopher Goldsmith T. Thompson Bosworth Marie E. Leupold Wicht David and Maggi Gordon Anthony and Andrea Bryant Leonard and Bebe LeVine* Education Dr. George Gray Mrs. John D. Bryson Gail Lione and Barry Mr. and Mrs. James E. Richard and Ethel Lynn Chappy Grossman Wiensch Herzfeld Foundation Dr. Lucy and Norman* Cohn Helen Peter Love Scholastic Art Awards David and Cynthia Kahler Lisa A. H. Cudahy Dr. Robert* and Audrey Mr. Francis M. Wilson and Mrs. Robert V. Krikorian Mary L. Dahlman Mann Ms. Jacqueline Sazama Barbara Brown Lee Mary Terese Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas School Programs Sally Manegold Roma and Laurence McCollow* Mr. Thomas B. Wilson III Mrs. Arthur F. Milbrath Eiseman William* and Barbara School Programs Jane Bradley Pettit Lotte K. Emde Morris Ms. Heidi Wurlitzer Foundation Jean Friedlander Joan W. Nason Junior Docent Program Mr. and Mrs. B. Victor Elizabeth and Frederic Alice Elizabeth Hill Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfeiffer Friedman Helen and Jeanette Wythes Joan M. Pick Ellen and Richard Glaisner Oberndorfer* School Programs Mrs. Betty Quadracci Jeffrey C. Glock and Jane Diane M. and J. Alan Mr. Stephen Zellmer and The Reiman Family E. Reilly O’Connor Mrs. Debra Zellmer Foundation Christopher Goldsmith Lygere Panagopoulos Junior Docent Program Pleasant T. Rowland Donald and Carolie Goniu Jill and Jack* Pelisek Dr. Linda R. Zetley and Dr. Foundation Florence S. Grodin Elaine N. Peterson Randall R. Rowlett Mr. and Mrs. Granvil I. Marguerite Spicuzza Lucia and Pete Petrie School Programs Specks Hambling* Anthony J. Petullo Sally and Steve Stevens Edward T. Hashek Ronald and Barbara Poe LIFETIME MEMBERS Mrs. Erwin C. Uihlein Michael and Gay Hatfield Randy R. Reddemann When supporters provide Lynde B. Uihlein Sheila M. Hendrix Thomas J. Reich for the sustained assistance Mrs. Rymund Wurlitzer John G. Hill, Jr. and Sarah Reich Family rising far above the H. Hill Sande Robinson ordinary, the Museum LEGACY SOCIETY Marianne Hillebrand Gladys* and Merlin Rostad honors them as Lifetime The following have made Mrs. Daniel W. Howard* Atty Robert W. & Mrs. Members. We are deeply arrangements through Grace M. Iacolucci Barbara Roth grateful to the following wills, retirement plans, Angela and George Jacobi Allen and Vicki Samson for the support they charitable remainder Douglas C. James James and Andrea have provided. trusts or other instruments Russ Jankowski Schloemer to leave a portion of their Susan M. Jennings Wendy and Douglas*Sleight Tracy and Peg Atkinson estate to the Museum. Judy and Gary Jorgensen Arthur C.* and Katherine Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Atterberry Their legacies will Dr. Charles and Mrs. Anne M. Smith Jay and Patty Baker help ensure that the Junkerman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Museum’s exhibitions and Miriam (Mim) P. Kahn Smocke Baumgartner programs will serve many Jane L. and George C. Kaiser Mrs. Nita Soref Barbara and Russell E. generations to come. Ray and Susan Kehm Mr.* and Mrs. Allen M. Taylor Bowman Anonymous (7) Mary E. Kelly Roseann and David Tolan The Lynde and Harry Charles* and Dorothy Aring Msgr. Raymond N. Kertz Carolyn White-Travanti Bradley Foundation James M.* and Marilyn M. Dr. and Mrs. John D. Koehler and Leon Travanti Marilyn A. Charles Auer Mary and Michael* Krall Edward M. Turner Michael J. Cudahy Adam Bauman Kenneth and Melinda Kent and Marcia Velde Joanne Dyskow Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Scott Krei Anne H. and Frederick Rev. Roland Ehlke Baumgartner* Lise and Tom Lawson Vogel III Gloria and Steven Foster David E. and Natalie B. Barbara Brown Lee and Jo and Bob Wagner Dr. Marvin Fruth Beckwith Wallie* Lee Agnes and Ronald Wells, MD

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David Wescoe Dr. Christopher Graf Dr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Mr. and Mrs. F. William Dr. Charles J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. George T. Krausen Haberman Lee G. Wolcott Jacobi Mr. Kenneth C. Krei and In Memory of Ted Bettie Zillman Mr. Russell Jankowski Dr. Melinda Scott Krei Friedlander Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee PUBLIC FUNDING Dr. and Mrs. Sanford R. R. Krueger In Honor of Frederic G. SOURCES Mallin Ms. Gail A. Lione and Friedman The continuing support of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mr. Barry L. Grossman Ms. Sarah Meggan Milwaukee County makes Novak Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon B. Friedman this facility available Mrs. and Dr. Marjeta Z. Lubar In Memory of Joe Gaar under the auspices of the Novak Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee War Memorial Corporation Ms. Karen A. Tibbitts Lueders In Memory of Barbara to serve the living in In Honor of Donald Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Geankoplis memory of our war dead. Baumgartner Mahoney Ms. Elaine Andress Anonymous Mr. Andrew Nunemaker In Memory of Ralph The Milwaukee Art Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blau Mrs. Jill G. Pelisek Giesfeldt Museum is supported in Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ms. Susan Floy part by grants from the Einhorn Petullo In Memory of Pieter Wisconsin Arts Board Mr. Charles Fabrikant Mr. and Mrs. William L. Godfrey with funds from the State and Mrs. Sara Jane Randall American Orthodontics of Wisconsin and the Fabrikant Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. John H. Bryan National Endowment Mrs. Frances Franklin Schmidt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. for the Arts. It receives Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. Buzard additional support from Fromstein Selig Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Wisconsin Department Ms. Judy Gordon Dr. and Mrs. James A. Elsner of Tourism through its Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stadler II Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joint Effort Marketing McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Feitler program. Mrs. Barbara Recht Strohmaier Mrs. Barbara Fuldner In Honor of Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Mr. Anthony Grueninger We also thank the Charles Velde and Mrs. Jill Grueninger Milwaukee Arts Board for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. Jeffery Yabuki and Mrs. Peter D. Humleker Jr. the support it provides Baumgartner Ms. Catherine Madden Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. with funds from the City of Mr. and Mrs. Curt S. In Memory of Sue Dunham Hunt Milwaukee and the State Culver Mr. Patrick Dunham and Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. Ms. Margaret Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cunningham Nasgovitz Family Lindsay TRIBUTES Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Foundation Mrs. Richard C. We gratefully thank the Friedman In Memory of Marjorie P. Quinlevan Jr. generous donors who Ms. Julie Gardner Franz Mr. and Mrs. L. William contributed gifts of $100 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bradley Family Teweles or more as a tribute to Glaisner Foundation Inc. Mrs. Joan Urdan someone special. Ms. Judy Gordon Mrs. Anita Katz In Honor of Carmen Mr. and Mrs. F. William Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Haberman In Memory of Dr. Kent Haberman Katz Ms. Nancy Hayer Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers Ms. Virgilyn M. Driscoll Jorgensen In Honor of Jean In Memory of Marion Mrs. Marianne H. Mr. and Mrs. W. David Friedlander Rose Haen Epstein Knox II Ms. Ruth DeYoung Kohler Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee

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Thomas Struth, Semi Submersible Rig, DSME Shipyard, Geoje Island, South Korea, 2007. Purchase, with funds from the Contemporary Art Society. Photo courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery. Full credit listing on p. 27.

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In Memory of Ann Heil Mr. Fred D. Niedermeyer In Memory of Kim Spalatin Ms. Amy Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. and Mrs. Annette C. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Palay Mr. and Mrs. Don Attanasio Niedermeyer In Memory of Anthony Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Mrs. Jerome Nowinski Stoeveken Mr. Jack L. Dierks and Davidson Mrs. Bonita L. Welz Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Ms. Catherine T. Tully Mr. and Mrs. Don H. In Honor of Gerald Levy In Memory of Don Mr. Michael Fischer and Davis Jr. Fiserv Inc. Tarachow Ms. Deborah Walther In Memory of Avis M. In Honor of Carol Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mr. Howard W. Fogt Jr. and Heller Lewensohn Greenwalt Mrs. Judith Senter Fogt Mr. James K. Heller Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Pohl In Memory of George T. Mr. C. Frederick In Memory of Lloyd W. Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon Terris Geilfuss II and Mrs. Herrold Solochek Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bell Anne Wing Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. In Honor of Joan Lubar Mr. and Mrs. William R. Geilfuss Buzard and John Crouch Haack Mr. Ross Halbleib Mr. James K. Heller Ms. Mary Kaufmann Mrs. Frank F. Haack Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Greg Marcus Mr. and Mrs. James K. Konrath Judith B. Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. Ladky Kravit, Hovel, & Howard R. Bornstein Selig Omega Forum Krawczyk, S.C. In Memory of Jerome E. In Memory of Joseph Mr. Marc Savas Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Karidis Rochford Lubar Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Ms. Maureen M. Maio Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Shockman Mr. and Mrs. Paul In Memory of Jeffrey C. Mr. and Mrs. William L. In Memory of Polly Ullrich McCaughey Kasch Randall Mr. Peter L. Mahler Mr. Patrick Quick and Mr. and Mrs. Donald In Memory of Kathleen In Memory of James Mrs. Brenda Quick Baumgartner Mary McDermott Urdan Ms. Danielle Shepherd In Honor of Dan Keegan Ms. Marialyce Gove Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee and Mr. George Medical College of In Memory of Margaret In Memory of Sharon E. Pahomov Wisconsin, Milwaukee McPhillips Vanden Boom Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Surgical Society Anonymous Environmental Air Shovers In Honor of Dr. and Mrs. In Memory of Frances M. Products Mr. Michael R. Walton Anthony Krausen Newell In Honor of Anne and Fred In Memory of Virginia Mr. Tony Chakonas and Mr. Peter W. Lee Vogel Wilson Mr. Andrew Stoll In Memory of Mary The Mathilde U. and Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Papenthien Albert C. Elser Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Boyd Harkavy Mr. Ted Papenthien Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. In Memory of Earl A. In Memory of Sara Lee Mr. Michael G. Kerrigan Buzard Krueger Ring Blumenfeld Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Meyer Davidson Mr. Wallace W. McCallum Gallagher Mrs. Katherine Paulsen Mr. Dean Fitzgerald and In Honor of Barbara In Honor of Brady Roberts In Memory of Deborah Mrs. Anne Fitzgerald Brown Lee Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. Walther Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Selig Mrs. Barbara C. Bartholin Gogan Camitta In Memory of Mike Sielaff Business Council Mr. and Mrs. Al Hentzen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ms. Mary Jedrzejewski Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dr. Kathy Hwang and Dr. McCaughey Olson Connelly Sam Hwang Ms. Helga Mikoteit Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Mr. Peter J. Crawford Mr. Otis J. Johnson Jr. Mrs. Mary Ann Rabion and Mrs. Wendy Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Schaller Crawford Kubly

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Mrs. Joyce M. Kuehl Warrington M. Colescott FRIENDS OF ART EVENT/ ENDOWMENT DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. and Frances Myers PROJECT SPONSORS AND Margaret S. Chester Laskin Mary Dahlman GIFTS IN KIND Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. DigiCopy B93.3 Ms. Lois J. Gratz* Madisen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elsner Baird Marie E. Leupold Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer Exceptional Events Columbia St. Mary’s Charitable Remainder Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Janet Fishman CORT Trust P. Moon Fox Company Inc. Eat Cake Thomas J. McCollow Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Front Room Photography Elements East Charitable Remainder Norton Lee Golden Fields Trust Mrs. Betty Rupple Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon Front Room Photography Charles D. Ortgiesen Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hammel, Green and Hawks Nursery Foundation Stringer Jr. Abrahamson Inc. INET Mr. Thomas B. Wilson III Kohler Company Jimmy Luv’s We apologize if we Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Karl’s Event Rental misspelled or omitted Wythes Krausen Kohler Rental your name from this list In Memory of Martha Wolz Raymond and Barbara Kubin Nicholson and ask that you please Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Krueger Lamar bring this error to the Eberhardt Leslie Davis Preservation Mandel attention of Mary Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Framing MillerCoors at 414-224-3245/mary. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis Milwaukee County Parks [email protected]. Mrs. Barbara Brown Lee Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon B. Milwaukee Journal Rockwell International Lubar Sentinel *deceased Ms. Jennifer P. Smith M Magazine Milwaukee Magazine SPC Financial Marcus Corporation Milwaukee Public Schools Mr. and Mrs. Almus Thorp Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Mindpool Live In Memory of Gene E. Milwaukee Magazine Nikki’s Cookies Zanow Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pepsi Two Men and a Truck Petullo PNC Mr. and Mrs. Larry Potawatomi GIFTS IN KIND Polacheck Preferred Electric The following individuals Susan Powers (on behalf Prime Digital Media and organizations of Don Kaminsky) Quad Graphics generously provided RedLine Milwaukee Quarles & Brady LLP goods and services to Mrs. Phyllis Rothschild Racine Kringle help the Museum in Dan Saal, StudioSaal Renewal by Andersen 2010–2011. Corporation Sendik’s Lillian Schultz Sommer’s Automotive 88Nine Radio Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs. L. William Tap Milwaukee Ambassador Hotel Teweles Wisconsin Cheese Mart Mrs. Dianne Anderson Time Warner Cable Yes Vodka Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Atkinson Mel Trittin Ms. Patricia A. Bakula Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pat Bakula Vogel III Peetie Basson Mr. Louis Wasserman and Brady Corporation Ms. M. C. Connolly Foundation Mr. George Wolz

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Docent Council Alexandra Buchholz Raymond Kehm Claudia Shea Barbara Damm Jane Fee Donna Burdge Carole Kintis Cathy Simpson Bette Drought Chair Leifa Butrick Bobbi Krier Wendy Sleight JoAnn Eddy Raymond Kehm Marsha Camitta Mary Krueger Mary Ellen Smith Audrienne Eder Dorothy Stadler Past Chair Sharon Canter Laura Lange Estelle Felber Miriam Cleary Barbara Larkin Susan Steinman Sue Frautschi Sally Pratt Mary Crawford Alice Lipscomb Sharon Steinmetz Susan Godfrey Secretary Judith Croak Kenneth Loeffel Carol Stephenson Linda Goetsch Mary Krueger Lorraine Croft Monika Lor Terry Sutter Paula Goldman Mary Ellen Smith Mary Ann Crossot Joan Maas Carol Thieme Bob Gresk Continuing Education Elizabeth Cuneo James Maki Jerome Trewyn Eileen Gruesser Mary Lou Elson Eileen Dean Paul Masterson Beverly Ugent Monica Hart Anne Gimbel Mary Ann Delzer Nancy Matthisen Carla Uphill Donna Hensel Janet Vopal Docent Digest Joan Drouin Julie McHale Adrienne Hirsch Stephanie Dudek Laeh Bensman Margret Jhin Walsh Mary Holden Ginny Dunphy Mary Therese Duffy McHenry Mary Alice Lorraine Horst Joan Prachthauser Janet Dulde Helga Mikoteit Wasielewski Caroline Imhoff Greeter Team Virginia Dunphy Joseph Miller Bonnie Welz Jeanne Jacobs Coordinators Mary Lou Elson Robert Mitchell Judy White Nancy Jaekels Jule Groh Ingrid Erickson Irene Morgan Eileen Jezo Kathleen Muldowney Heidi Fallone Sharon Muendel Part-Time Docents Joan Kabins Mary Ackermann Hospitality Jane Fee Kathleen Muldowney Elsie Kanin Sylvia Fishman Mary Murphy Sylvia Barany Audrey Keyes Heidi Fallone Kathy Boer Junior Docent Peg Fleury Jenny Nelson Fran Kryzinski Janis Frank Annette Niedermeyer Judy Christofferson Lila Lange School Program Claire Fabric Coordinator Christine Georgenson Sharon Nieman Joan Larscheid Anne Gimbel Nancy Northey Ellen Flesch Elaine Larsen Nancy Matthisen Frank Green John Oberwetter Ellen Glaisner Carol Lehmann Irene Morgan Ruth Gregory Joyce Pabst Beth Just Norbert Lochowitz New Docent Training Jule Groh Carol Peterson Joyce Ninneman Audrey Mann Joan Henderson Mary Hamilton Lynn Pilmaier Mary Ellen Reiland Mary-Claude McNulty Judy Shapiro Peer Review Tsui-Ching Hammond Margaret Plotkin Mary Meyers Mary Alice Tamsen Frank Green Suzanne Hanks Yvonne Porter Sylvia Miller Joan Henderson Joan Prachthauser Priscilla Tuschen Joan Nason Carla Uphill Pamela Willms Travel Roger Heuberger Sarah Pratt Alice Nelson Lloyd Hickson Michael Radichel Barbara Wood Sue Oster Full-Time Docents Jack Hill Mary Read Emeritus Docents Dorothy Ann Phinney Becky Adlam Rana Holbrook Gail Rennie Vicki Banghart Sue Pieper Suzanne Aiken Joan Hunt Diane Richards Joan Barnett Norma Rand Kathy Arenz Judy Jackson Rita Rochte Martha Bolles Beverly Rattner Peetie Basson Carole Jezek Terry Rozga Leanne Boris Marcie Roberts Carl Becker Liz Joehnk Gloria Rozmus Claudette Bostrom Bob St. Clair Katherine Beeson Barbara Jorgensen Sheila Rudberg Arlene Brachman Mary Jo Schauer Sue Berce Eileen Kaczmarek Judith Ruland Patty Brink Jan Scherr Diane Berndt Shinji Kaiser Brenda Schendel Phyllis Casey Janet Seizyk Melissa Block Diane Kane Sally Schuler Joanne Charlton Patricia Strassburger Anne Borkowf Jonas Karvelis Jane Segerdahl Patricia Crump Roseann Tolan Jeannette Brasseur Louise Keck Sandy Shadwick Mary Dahlman Susan Vebber

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Betty Jean Waldron Nancy Bahling Karen Geisel Liam Maltz Morgan Shaw Alice White Pat Bakula Muneera Gerald Lisa Mangelsdorf Danielle Shuster Kathy Wicht Jennifer Balge Katie Gielow Emily Marquardt Katherine Shutkin Carol Wiensch Son Bartelt Lynne Glendenning Thomas Maske Debra Sider Martha Wolz Jody Beer Joan Glyzewski Lauren Mattes Joe Stefanich Clarice Zucker Megan Benedict Marge Gosline Geda Mattner Greg Steffen James Berkes Marialyce Gove Sally McCaughey Beatrice Steffes Leave of Absence Laurie Biskowitz Virgil Guenther Meaghan McLean Stephanie Stock Gale Childs-Daly Sarah Biskowitz Elaine Haberichter Marion Metzow Betty Storey Honorary Docents Tiffany Blease Laurene Harschutz Jennifer Murphy Sarah Stoychoff Janet Fishman Kelly Bolter Caitlin Haycock Brandon Nacke Stephanie Strand Charlene Powers Jane Botham Sandra Heinz Kate Negri Terry Sutter Amanda Brajner Kara Hendrickson Barbara Nobile Barbara Teyssandier Trainees Alyssa Brakke Mary Hoefert Barbara Noonan Danielle Tierney Arlene Arnstein Derick Braun Donna Holmes Marilee Nord Nancy Timm Barbara Bartholin Sue Brewer Jean Holmes Judy Owens Norine Trewyn Jody Baxter Rose Brojanac Alisa Huebner Bryan Padovano Lori Unangst Pat Brophy Jesse Brown Adam Hutler Cassandra Papesh Bobbye Vance Wendy Crawford Mal Sun Brunner Betty ‘BJ’ James Peggy Patros Mary Jane Voss Nell Rae Forrest Diane Buege Russ Jankowski James L. Patten Cindy Wagner Karen Hellman Robert Burch Carole Jezek Rhonda Pelk Bob Walk Louise Konrath Ann Burda Alisha Jihn Thomas Penglase Marlene Watchmaker Deborah Mamerow Amy Burke Tejuan Jones Kelly Phoungphol Phoebe Wechsler Sally McCaughey Ann Calderon Russell Kafka Marilyn Pietrzak Larry Wellenstein Joe McPhillips Cyndi Carini Mercy Kagoda Patricia Pietrzak Charlotte Wharton Tim Murphy Joyce Cassino Andrea Katcha Bradley Pokrzewinski Dorothy Wilkins Rhonda Pelk Rachel Cisler Kathleen Kelly Judith Pomes Paige Windgassen Karen Petric Kathy Conrow Mary Kelly William Pomes Carole Wirtala Jeewon Schally Caitlen Daniels Marie Kingsbury Char Powers Chad Wleczyk Cynthia Schmadeke Steven DeLonge Dawn Kinishi-Blanco Edith Radovich Lee Wolcott Pamela Shovers Rod DePue Diane Kirchen Judy Randall Paul Wolf Judy Strampe Nancy Desjardins Carmen Kirschke Gloria Rath Mary Wurzburg Rikki Thompson Tom DeVeau Mikaela Klebe Maureen Rice Susan Yale Thomas Whipp Rohan Dighe Lorie Klibowitz Curt Rode Patrick Yates Heidi Wurlitzer Sue DiMario Lidia Klos Pat Rode Meta Zobec-Novak Sarah Dineen Tessa Koller Maggie Rose Museum Pete Donahue Louise Konrath Adele Roy Volunteers Joan Drouin Wendy Koontz Marian Rozek Isaac Aaronson Bette Dulka Kathy Kortas Philip Rozga Samantha Nele Eleazer Tom Kosiec Susie Rush Abramczyk Hye Young Eom Monica Krause Laura Schalk Mary Ann Adams Priscilla Farrell Susan Kustra Jeewon Schally Elizabeth Amherdt Ashley Feldt Joan Levine Sarah Schanke Lauren Anderson Mary Fiedler Alice Lipscomb Cindy Schmadeke John Angelos Peg Fleury Robert Little Tom Schneider Anne Arisso Rachael Frank Ken Loeffel Carol Schwartz David Ashley Mary Ann Ganny Audrey Lozier Callie Settles Jeanne Baas Kathryn Gardner Beata Mary Major Milli Shade Jessica Bahling

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DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Margaret Andera* Dave Moynihan VISITOR SERVICES Daniel Keegan Adjunct Curator Construction Preparator Bambi Grajek-Specter Director Rachel Vander Weit Keith Nelson Director of Visitor Cathee Boeder Curatorial Assistant Preparator Experience Executive Assistant Christa Story* Kelli Busch Caitlin Martell Director of Visitor Services HUMAN RESOURCES Research Assistant Preparator Jan Fleming John Nicholson* Mark Boyer REGISTRAR’S OFFICE Manager of Visitor Director of Human Dawn Gorman Frank Assistant Preparator Services Resources Registrar Pete Barrickman* Nell Rae Forrest Mary Beth Frigo Ribarchek Jane O’Meara Neil Gasparka* Volunteer Coordinator Human Resources Associate Registrar Darryl Jensen* Associate Temporary Assistant Gretchen Armitage Melissa Hartley Omholt Preparators Visitor Services CURATORIAL Assistant Registrar Supervisor Brady Roberts Stephanie Hansen COMMUNICATIONS Chief Curator Vicki Scharfberg Diane Berndt* Rights and Reproductions Michael Bosbous* Laurie Winters Senior Director Coordinator/Database Derick Braun* of Marketing and Director of Exhibitions/ Administrator Ellen Dunphy* Communications Senior Curator of Demetra Copoulos* Clarissa Halat* European Art Kristin Settle Registrar’s Assistant Mary Hamilton* Liz Flaig Public Relations Manager Eric Johnson* Curatorial Department CONSERVATION Neil Kulas Selmer Kjos* Jim DeYoung Administrator Manager of Web and Mark Mentele* Senior Conservator Lisa Hostetler Interactive Media Molly Mingey* Curator of Photographs Terri White Kris Martinez Cassandra Papesh* Associate Conservator Tom Penglase* William Keyse Rudolph Interactive Designer Chris Niver* Morgan Shaw* The Dudley J. Godfrey, Jr., Sally Spannagle Holly Vanderbusch* Curator of American Art Assistant Conservator Marketing Coordinator Visitor Services and Decorative Arts Mark Dombek Emily Sielen* Representatives/Garage Framer Mary Weaver Chapin MAM After Dark Lead Attendants Associate Curator of Prints Tim Ladwig Instructor and Drawings Preparator MUSEUM STORE Randi Wagner* Karen McNeely John Irion LIBRARY MAM After Dark Assistant Director of Retail Designer Heather Winter DESIGN Operations Catherine Sawinski Librarian/Archivist Leslie Boll Donele Pettit Assistant Curator of Beret Balestrieri Kohn Senior Designer Museum Store Marketing Earlier European Art Audio Visual Librarian Christina Dittrich Manager Mel Buchanan ART PREPARATORS Senior Editor Jeanne Tripi Mae E. Demmer Assistant Joe Kavanaugh Museum Store Manager Curator of 20th-Century Brenda Neigbauer Lead Preparator Design Graphic Designer Brieanne Maldonado-Cruz John Dreckmann Receiving Manager Brooke Mulvaney Sierra Korthof Lighting Preparator Collections Manager of Junior Designer Meg Yanz Works on Paper Associate Buyer

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Julia Jackson Rebecca Kane* EDUCATION and Susan Borgen* Assistant Book Buyer/ Shelley Maculan* PROGRAMS Susan Brandstetter* Product Development Kara Mueller* Brigid Globensky Brittany Campbell* Lead Cheryl Pliss* Senior Director of Amanda Culver* Education and Programs Mary Johnson Mike Pressman* Christina Gill* Ashley Reinke* Jenny Grebe* Lead Sales Associate Barbara Brown Lee Julia Richard* Chief Educator Jenni Groot* Christine Barclay* Kyle Stefanski* Anna Helgeson* Jonas Wittke Elizabeth Emer* Samantha Thomas* Angela Jackson* Kohl’s Art Generation Quinn Feller* Lauren West* CC Keller* Anna Dempsey Fischer* Community Relations Servers Nathan Knuth* Director Linda Garofalo* Jeanne Kollmeyer* Jennifer Greenfield* Café Back of Amy Kirschke Daniel Kreif* House Staff Brenda Roth* Manager of Adult and Cynthia Loehr* Ramon Lopez Avila* Dan Szczepanski* Docent Programs Jason Ludtke* Andrew Barr* Stevie Weishan* Mary Fran Murray* Alex Binter* Emily Sullivan Monica Zakrzewski* Dawn Omernik Nimmer* Richard Blue* Manager of Youth and Store Associates Sarah Ozurumba* Jim Cook* Family Programs Diane Richards* CAFÉ Devlin George* Chelsea Kelly Elizabeth Sawyer* Alicia Pollnow Shelly Herrmann* School and Teacher Ginger Smith* Director of Food and Jamie Nelson* Programs Manager Nicole Szopinski* Beverage Max Perez Jen Arpin Paula Washow* Jon Rivas* Josh Stefanko Youth and Family Alyson Yundt* Josh Singleton* Executive Chef Programs Educator Teachers - Temporary Harold Wright* Desirae Hornsby Laci Coppins Cooks/Dishwashers PUBLIC PROGRAMS Chef de Cuisine Coordinator of School Fran Serlin Mike Mahan Events Programs Director of Public Bob Wodke Catering/Café Manager Janet Gourley Programs Events Manager Education Department Café Front of Marcie Hoffman Tony Bilot Administrator House Staff Tour Assistant Amanda Armstrong* Event Sales Manager Ray Chi* Passion Terrell* Kelsey Barnowsky* Stephanie Rougvie Multimedia Content Tour Scheduler Michelle Beck* Event Coordinator Developer Alyx Birmingham* FINANCE Events Set Up Helena Ehlke* Ana Caballero* Jane Wochos Riley Engstrom Scholastic Coordinator Brittany Campbell* Chief Financial Officer Ryan Gardiner* Lead Event Set-Up Jessica Bartley* Laura Klein Jessica Gaskey* Technician Julio Cordova* Controller Mark Glatzel* Parker Allen* Emily Gaustad* Cari Grulke* John Davis* Katie Kraft* Chris Gaskey Taylor Hamm* Gene Duprey* Shannon Molter* Accounting Manager Crystasany Turner* Raianna Harders* Jason Honeycutt* Rhonda Flory ArtPack Kiosk Attendants Jennifer Jandl* Chris Mullarkey* Payroll/General Ledger Leila Kane* Jack Mullarkey* Associate Set-Up Technicians

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Heidi Koester Francisco Driessen Derrick Funk Rachel Kaspar Office Administration Adam Dudenhoefer Network Administrator/PC Membership Relations Associate Rebeccah Gilliam Technician Coordinator Rosie Ma Mike Harris Sue Nelsen Ebony Haynes Greg Heinritz Accounting Assistant PC Technician Membership Marketing Barry Herker Coordinator James Hall Angela Hudy Ted Williams-Brusubardis Accounting Assistant Nathaniel Hughes Audio Visual Technician Jess Goehner Development Assistant FACILITIES Warren Iles Wes Erickson* Dan Kehrer Ryan Janus Audio Visual Technician Terry Pachuca Facility Engineer Barbara Johannes Development Assistant Stephanie Johnson DEVELOPMENT Erwin van Dyck Diane Kendall Mary Albrecht SPECIAL INTEREST and SUPPORT GROUPS Facilities Manager Alberto Rios Senior Director of Krista Renfrew Geoff Mumau John Rittberg Development Director of Special Events Facilities Assistant Carlos Léon Román Therese Palazzari Dan Rutherford Director of Institutional Susan Meyer SECURITY William Sephus Gifts Special Events Coordinator Dan Carney Lee Siebers Dionne Wachowiak* Director of Security Shannon Watry Jeff Simon Director of Major and Administrative Assistant Ben Choice* Joe Skurzewski Corporate Gifts Jennifer Kobe* Security Coordinator James Sudberry Sara Stum Special Events Assistant Glenn Berrios-Schroeder Doug Toshner Director of Individual Nick Bhaduri John Veger Giving and Membership Gary Bolhar Dan Wisniewski Jim Byrne Security Officers DeDe Chaoui Rich Cherek Director of Development INFORMATION SYSTEMS Joe Curtis Information Systems Greg Post Dean Doberstein Rita Flores Wiskowski Manager of Information Bernadette Dostalek Systems Institutional Gifts Manager

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Financially, the Milwaukee Art Museum concluded fiscal year 2011 with a balanced budget and a strong balance sheet, with no debt as of August 31, 2011. Net assets are just under $130 million as of year-end.

Highlights of the 2011 operating year include The investment portfolio experienced strong • Increasing admission, tour fees, and parking, over performance in 2011, gaining approximately $3.7 million 25 percent from the prior year in market value from the prior year. Total market value • Continued success of the Museum Store, of investments was $41.5 million compared to $42.2 Café Calatrava, and facility rentals, all of which million in 2010. The decrease in the market value of contributed a gross profit of almost $2 million, an the funds (approximately $700,000) was due to strong increase of $500,000 from the prior year performance offset by approximately $4.9 million in • Annual campaign, membership, and sponsorship acquisitions in fiscal year 2011. goals increased over 8 percent from the prior year • The Museum was able to transfer $410,000 to a The Museum’s ability to raise and earn revenues board-designated fund for future operational needs sufficient to cover operating expenses will continue and $200,000 to the board-designated endowment to be a challenge in the years ahead. As the Museum fund. The contribution to the endowment fund is a plans for its future, successfully accomplishing its partial repayment of funds borrowed in fiscal year goals will depend on continuing to expand the visitor 2010. This was achieved by higher than anticipated experience, grow its Member and donor base, and earned revenue results and expense savings build a larger endowment. throughout the year.

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MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As of August 31, 2011 Assets Liabilities and net assets Cash and cash equivalent 902,664 Payables 1,542,756 Investments and funds held in trust 42,354,089 Deferred revenue 274,650 Inventories and other assets 688,094 Total liabilities 1,817,406 Accounts receivable, net 307,766 Contributions receivable, net 4,055,537 Property and equipment, net 83,493,185 Total net assets 129,983,929 Total assets 131,801,335 Total liabilities and net assets 131,801,335

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Operating fund only 6% Operating revenue Contributed revenue Unrestricted 5,400,610 37% Restricted for programs 2,763,018 58% Total contributed revenue 8,163,628 58% Earned revenue 5,093,541 37% Endowment draw for operations 839,144 6% Total operating revenue 14,096,313 101% Operating expenses Education 1,171,371 8% 8% Audience and communication 2,396,794 17% 21% Presentation and curatorial 3,382,467 24% 17% Business operations 1,212,961 9% Administrative and development 2,955,458 21% 21% Facilities and security 2,974,763 21% 24% Total operating expenses 14,093,814 100% 9% Change in unrestricted net assets from operations 2,499

The condensed statement of financial position and the condensed statement of operations are derived from the Milwaukee Art Museum’s financial statements as of August 31, 2011, which have been audited by Wipfli LLP, independent auditors, whose report expressed an unqualified opinion on those financial statements. A complete copy is available upon request or can be found on the Museum’s website: www.mam.org.

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