Telling Our Story The 2013–14 Year in Review

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MUSEUM OF NEW MEXICO FOUNDATION | winter 2014
Telling Our Story
The 2013–14
Year in Review
Table of Contents
Cover: Female Storyteller, Maxine Toya,
Jemez Pueblo, 1994. Bequest of Sarah
Crane. 58156.
Below: Male Storyteller, Antonita Cordero
Suina, Cochiti Pueblo, ca. 1989. Bequest of
Sarah Crane. 58163.
Photos © Daniel Quat Photography.
Letter to Members 1
Board of Trustees
2
The 2013–14 Year in Review
3
founders society
8
Endowment Funds
9
Legacy society
10
Director’s leadership fund
12
Exhibitions development fund
12
The Circles
14
Business Council
16
fund for museum education
18
The scoop
20
Ways to give
21
Our Mission
The mission of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation is to support the Museum of New Mexico system
through fund development for exhibitions and education programs, financial management and advocacy.
The Museum of New Mexico Foundation supports the
following state cultural institutions:
• Museum of Indian Arts and Culture /
Laboratory of Anthropology
• Museum of International Folk Art
• New Mexico History Museum / Palace of the Governors
• New Mexico Museum of Art
• New Mexico Historic Sites
• Office of Archaeological Studies
Member News Contributors
Mariann Minana-Lovato, Director, Membership and
Communications/Writer
Shannez Dudelczyk, Membership Manager/Writer
Carmella Padilla, Editor Bram Meehan, Graphic Designer
museumfoundation.org
Dear Members,
This issue of Member News features our annual report on Museum
of New Mexico Foundation membership, development and retail
activities for fiscal year 2013–14, which ended June 30. Our focus
here is on the meaningful and vitally important impact that
our trustees, donors and members have on the Museum of New
Mexico system.
On the following pages, you will see this impact detailed for each
state museum in Santa Fe, the statewide New Mexico Historic
Sites and the Office of Archeological Studies. As always, we
honor the tremendous accomplishments made by our trustees
and development teams in securing support for our cultural
institutions through our Director’s Leadership and Exhibitions
Development funds.
You will also read about our Fund for Museum Education, which
represents a block grant in support of the outstanding educational
programming offered by the Museum of New Mexico divisions.
These programs reach 325,000 visitors to our cultural and historical
institutions annually, plus more than 40,000 K–12 students and
teachers in all 33 New Mexico counties.
We are delighted to report on strong sales this fiscal year in the five
museum shops operated by the Foundation. In addition to generating earned revenue that supports our state-run museums, these
shops enhance the visitor experience with beautiful selections of
exhibition-inspired items.
Finally, we recognize the wonderful donors, individuals and
businesses that have provided support for our institutions during
the fiscal year. Your impact on the art, culture and history of
New Mexico is without parallel, and we are deeply honored by
your generosity.
“We recognize the wonderful
donors, individuals and
businesses that have provided
support for our institutions
during the fiscal year. Your
impact on the art, culture and
history of New Mexico is without
parallel, and we are deeply
honored by your generosity.”
From all of us at the Foundation, best wishes to you and your family
this holiday season.
Sincerely,
Jamie Clements
President/CEO
Photo © Daniel Quat Photography.
P.S. I invite you to make a year-end gift to the Fund for Museum
Education. Your contribution will make a critical difference to
students throughout New Mexico. See page 18 for details. Thank
you again for your generosity.
museumfoundation.org1
Museum of New
Mexico Foundation
Board of Trustees
2014–15
TRUSTEES
As chair of the Development Committee,
Museum of New Mexico Foundation Trustee
Peggy Hubbard led our development teams
to many successes this fiscal year in securing
critical funding for our cultural institutions. She
is also actively involved in other Foundation
activities, including as a member of The Circles.
HONORARY
TRUSTEES
Lloyd E. Cotsen
Anne and John Marion
Edwina and Charles Milner
Binnie Postelnek
J. Paul Taylor
Eileen A. Wells
TRUSTEES EMERITI
Thomas B. Catron III
Saul Cohen
Phyllis Gladden
James Snead
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Michael Pettit, Chair
Pat Hall, Vice Chair
Jim Goodwin, Treasurer
Rebecca Carrier, Secretary
Victoria Addison
Catherine A. Allen
Keith K. Anderson
Tana Bidwell
Anne Bingaman
Cynthia Bolene
Dorothy H. Bracey
Jack Campbell
Rosalind Doherty
George Duncan
Charles Gaillard
J. Scott Hall
Bud Hamilton
Catherine M. Harvey
Susie Herman
Nicole A. Hixon
Stephen Hochberg
Frank H. Hogan
Peggy Hubbard
Candace Jacobson
Cathy Kalenian
Stuart Kirk
Bruce Larsen
John Lenssen
Ann Rather Livingston
David Matthews
Christine McDermott
Helene Singer Merrin
Mark Naylor
Dennis A. O’Toole, Ph.D.
Dan Perry
Jerry Richardson
Keith Roth
Marshall Sale
Nan Schwanfelder
Judy Sherman
Marian Silver
Charles M. Smith
Suzanne Sugg
Courtney Finch Taylor
Patty Terrell
Carol Warren
John Young
Robert Zone, M.D.
ADVISORY TRUSTEES
Charmay B. Allred
M. Carlota Baca, Ph.D.
JoAnn Lynn Balzer
John Berl
Lynn Brown
Jane Buchsbaum
Rosa Ramirez Carlson
Robert L. Clarke
John P. Comstock, M.D.
Liz Crews
Sherry Davis
Joan Dayton
Clara L. Dougherty
Jim Duncan, Jr.
Leroy Garcia
Barbara Hoover
Kent F. Jacobs, M.D
Connie Thrasher Jaquith
Margot Linton
Janis Lyon
Jim Manning
Dee Ann McIntyre
Doris Meyer
Patty Newman
Bob Nurock
James T. Ortíz
Jane O’Toole
Alan Rolley
J. Edd Stepp
Marilynn Thoma
Nancy Meem Wirth
Claire Woodcock
Donald F. Wright
The
2013 14
Year in
Review
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The Museum of New Mexico Foundation acknowledges and thanks
the thousands of generous donors and members who contributed
$5.5 million to support our four museums in Santa Fe, seven statewide historic sites and the Office of Archaeological Studies during the
2013–14 fiscal year.
Your critical funding enabled our cultural institutions to present lively exhibitions and hundreds of
award-winning educational initiatives and public
outreach programs to more than 325,000 visitors and
more than 40,000 schoolchildren statewide.
Photo © Andrew Kastner.
“Private support is imperative to the success of our
cultural institutions,” says Museum of New Mexico
Foundation President/CEO Jamie Clements, noting
that state monies support only building operations and staff salaries. “Funding for the heart of
the museums, including exhibitions and public
programming, is paid for by private supporters.”
Following is a summary of how your generous
membership contributions and gifts to museum
education programs and exhibitions helped fulfill
the missions of our world-class institutions between
July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014.
New Mexico Museum of Art
The New Mexico Museum of Art had a stellar year,
thanks to the numerous donors who together contributed $165,000 to fund a dynamic schedule of thoughtprovoking exhibitions and related programming.
Renaissance to Goya: Prints and Drawings from
Spain made its only North American showing at
the museum. On loan from the esteemed British
Museum, the exhibition presented 132 prints and
drawings, offering visitors a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to gain insight into four centuries of
Spain’s visual history and culture. The museum
welcomed 33,000 visitors during the show’s run,
tripling average monthly attendance and increasing
sales in the museum shop.
The museum also honored its mission to showcase
the art of the Southwest and its extensive permanent
collection. Other exhibition highlights included
Spotlight on Gustave Baumann; Southwestern Allure:
The Art of the Santa Fe Art Colony; Shiprock to Mont St.
Michel: Photographs by William Clift; and Local Color:
Judy Chicago in New Mexico 1984–2014.
Looking ahead, the museum is planning for its
centennial anniversary in 2017. Working with the
consulting firm Lord Cultural Resources, museum
leaders are planning a community-wide celebration
and envisioning the next 100 years at the museum.
“Private donations are paramount to the vitality
and longevity of the museum,” says director Mary
Kershaw. “I look forward to seeing our members
and donors as they experience the exhibitions and
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
Under the leadership of director Della Warrior,
the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture also had a
tremendous year. Private donations increased, most
notably through the $50,000 Hutson-Wiley and
Echevarria Foundation challenge grant, which
supports museum education and exhibition-related
programs. The grant, which has been renewed for the
2014–15 fiscal year, inspired many to give to the Exhibitions Development Fund, with donations matching
the full $50,000.
The museum’s annual marquee fundraiser, Native
Treasures: Indian Arts Festival, reached $500,000 in
sales. Seventy-five percent of proceeds benefitted the
200 participating Native artists, with the remaining
25 percent supporting the museum.
“These fundraising accomplishments have created
a buzz,” says Warrior. “Private funds allow us to
provide additional public programming and a more
robust exhibition schedule. We could not have realized these activities without our invaluable donors.”
left: Photo © Andrew Kastner. Right: Photo © Ward Russell Photography.
Museum education programs and interactives
provided enriching learning experiences for children
and adults. Notable examples include New Mexico
Art Tells New Mexico History, a free online resource;
Family Fun Days that encourage parents and children to explore the museum together; and the
beloved annual holiday performances of the Gustave
Baumann Marionettes.
participate in the educational programs they so
generously support.”
The museum’s featured exhibitions this year included
Heartbeat: Music of the Native Southwest; They Wove
for Horses: Diné Saddle Blankets; Native American
Portraits: Point of Inquiry; and the blockbuster
Turquoise, Water, Sky: The Stone and Its Meaning.
Outstanding strides were also made in education and
outreach programs as students created exhibitioninspired short films and conducted research using
the museum archives. Native students also engaged
with staff to learn about museum careers.
Looking ahead, an interpretive master plan is under
way at the museum. Led by the acclaimed firm Gallagher & Associates, the plan will address comprehensive updates to the permanent exhibition Here, Now
and Always.
“We have so much to look forward to in the
coming year,” adds Warrior. “I am very proud of
our accomplishments and I thank our donors for
helping advance and promote Native arts, culture
and history.”
Museum of International Folk Art
Donors this year contributed $107,000 to the
museum’s Exhibitions Development and Director’s
Leadership funds. These directly supported a range
of engaging and popular exhibitions, including Tako
Kichi: Kite Crazy in Japan; Brasil & Arte Popular;
Wooden Menagerie: Made in New Mexico; and
Between Two Worlds: Folk Artists Reflect on the Immigrant Experience.
The exhibition-inspired programming of the museum’s award-winning educational programs reached
thousands of schoolchildren through Folk Art to
Go!, now in its 25th year, and the Ames After-School
Program, funded by the Ames Family Foundation. The museum’s play area was transformed to
a colorful and whimsical Tree of Life activity area,
partially funded by the Friends of Folk Art and the
International Folk Art Foundation.
The Museum of New Mexico Directors
Standing, left to right: Eric Blinman (Office of
Archaeological Studies); Mary Kershaw (New
Mexico Museum of Art); Richard Sims (New Mexico
Historic Sites).
Seated, left to right: Marsha Bol (Museum of International Folk Art); Della Warrior (Museum of Indian
Arts and Culture). Not pictured: Jon Hunner (New
Mexico History Museum).
Programs and Funds
Along with the state of New Mexico, the Foundation plays a vital role in the funding of the Museum of New
Mexico system. Donor contributions during the 2013–14 fiscal year impacted the museums, historic sites
and Office of Archaeological Studies through the following funds and programs:
•Membership Programs $1.4 million
•General membership $689,564
•The Circles $655,013
•Business Council $67,131
•Exhibitions Development Fund $345,840
•Director’s Leadership Fund $347,221
•Legacy Society $2.58 million (promised
and realized)
•Endowments $21 million
•Fund for Museum Education $215,933
•Museum Gifts $1.5 million
•Museum Shops and Licensing $393,000
Expansion of the museum’s collections storage
space also got under way and is expected to increase
the museum’s holding capacity by 18 percent by
spring 2015. Other long-term goals for the museum,
including the development of a strategic plan for a
museum textile center, also gained steam.
“I appreciate our donors’ support, which allows us
to encourage visitors to interact with folk art and
to promote cultural understanding,” says director
Marsha Bol. “We have much to celebrate from 2014
and a lot to look forward to in 2015.”
New Mexico History Museum/
Palace of the Governors
While the museum celebrated its fifth birthday in
May 2014, donors this year provided nearly $250,000
to support exhibitions, public programs and educational initiatives.
“Donor support means a lot to the New Mexico
History Museum, our residents and visitors,”
says interim director Jon Hunner. “Private donations make it possible for us to set a 21st-century
museum standard.”
The museum opened exhibitions that illustrate the
diverse history and influences that intersect in New
Mexico, including Donald Woodman: Transformed
by New Mexico; Poetics of Light: Pinhole Photography;
Toys and Games: A New Mexico Childhood; and
Painting the Divine: Images of Mary in the New World.
A series of education programs, primarily funded
by the Foundation’s Fund for Museum Education,
were an invaluable resource to students and teachers
alike. These programs act as an extension of the
classroom, particularly for large numbers of underserved youth from rural areas of the state.
Various other museum accomplishments earned
well-deserved accolades. Los Compadres del Palacio,
the museum’s support group, received the New
Mexico Heritage Preservation Award for leading the
Palace of the Governors’ window restoration project.
Palace Press Director Tom Leech will be honored
with the Santa Fe Mayor’s Award for Excellence in the
Arts in 2015.
“We look forward to achieving much more together,”
says Hunner.
New Mexico Historic Sites
As hubs of living history, the seven New Mexico
Historic Sites commemorate important New Mexico
moments and events.
Donors understood the importance of preserving
these sites this year, contributing more than $40,000
through the Exhibitions Development and Director’s
Leadership funds.
“The preservation of these sites is vital to telling
the history of our state.” says sites director Richard
Sims. “I hope our donors will continue to step up to
support them.”
Currently drawing more than 80,000 visitors each
year, the historic sites and their public outreach
initiatives reach nearly every corner of New Mexico.
Sims says the sites are uniquely positioned for
building additional support through innovative exhibitions, live demonstrations and public programs,
and engaging educational activities.
With additional funding, for example, a number of
popular programs can be continued. Among these
are the pueblo art project at Jemez Historic Site,
which showcases Native art and features evolving
Shops and Licensing
The Foundation’s five museum
shops and two online stores
generated more than $2.73 million
in sales, marking a five-year high.
The Foundation’s licensing
program received $199,000 in
royalties and earned $58,000 in
net revenue.
exhibitions; Fiesta of Cultures, an annual celebration
of local traditions and craft demonstrations at Coronado Historic Site; and Frontier Days, which feature
historical reenactments.
Left: Photo © Andrew Kastner. Right: Photo courtesy of New mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.
Working with the Foundation, Sims is currently
hosting events at each site to inspire advocacy
among legislators and community members that
will lead to increased funding support. Another
priority is to grow support for educational offerings at the sites through the Foundation’s Fund for
Museum Education.
“The greatest strength of our historic sites is the deep
heritage of our multicultural state,” Sims explains.
“The true heritage keepers are the people of New
Mexico. It is up to our supporters to keep the sites
and their histories alive.”
Office of Archaeological Studies
The Office of Archaeological Studies (OAS) and
Museum of New Mexico Conservation Department
received the largest single gift to the Foundation
from Dr. Don Pierce, who bequeathed the majority
of his estate, estimated in excess of $1.7 million, for
the purpose of increasing the analytic capacity of the
two organizations.
OAS also enjoyed more than $68,000 in support from
Friends of Archaeology (FOA) donors, grants and
events. FOA provides opportunities for Foundation
members to connect in meaningful ways to the state’s
diverse history through archaeology. More than 60
educational outreach programs supported by the
Foundation touched 19 New Mexico counties and
more than 12,000 people, among them 5,000 children.
“OAS is a not-for-profit archaeological enterprise that
has attracted some of the best archaeologists in New
Mexico who work from project to project, contract to
contract,” says director Eric Blinman. “All research
that can’t be embedded within our clients’ projects
has to be supported by outside funding, most of
which is provided by or through the Foundation. This
private support is the single most important mechanism for putting the knowledge and expertise of the
OAS staff to work for education and for synthesis of
the unique record of New Mexico’s past.”
Make a gift to support New Mexico’s cultural
institutions by calling 505.982.6366 or visiting
museumfoundation.org.
Audited financials for the Foundation’s fundraising
efforts can be found at museumfoundation.org.
By the Numbers 2013–14
Active members: 11,645
Total gifts: 9,200
•Private gifts, pledges and grants: $5.5 million
•Program services (membership, development
services, financial support services and
advocacy): $1.61 million
•Endowment assets: $21 million
•Endowment distribution to the museums:
$451,650
•Total legacy and promised gifts: $2.58 million
Founders Society
As of June 30, 2014
The Founders Society honors visionary donors who have given more than $100,000 in their lifetime and
beyond to our four museums in Santa Fe, seven historic sites statewide or the Office of Archaeological Studies.
Together these donors have contributed more than $67 million to our cultural institutions.
Grand Benefactor
( $ 2,000,000 and
above )
Anonymous
Margit and Lloyd Cotsen
Institute of Museum and
Library Services
Sallie Ritter and
Kent Jacobs, M.D.
Bob Nurock
Dr. Don E. Pierce*
Mara and Charles* Robinson
Sue* and Felix Warburg
Eileen A. Wells
Benefactor
($1,000,000 to $1,999,999)
Anonymous
Bob Blommer and
Lowell Soucie
The Andrea Waitt Carlton
Family Foundation
J.B.L. Goodwin*
Valerie and Bud Hamilton
Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation,
Houston, TX
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hogan
Mary Anne and Bruce Larsen
National Endowment
for the Humanities
Maggy Ryan*
City of Santa Fe Arts
Commission
Vicki and Ron Sullivan
Patron
( $ 500,000 to $ 999,999)
Anonymous
Lewis Barker*
Nancy and Richard Bloch
The Frost Foundation
Eddie* and Phyllis Gladden
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
The Kresge Foundation
Edwina H. and
Charles P. Milner
I.A. O’Shaughnessy
Foundation
Louisa Stude Sarofim
Rosemarie Shellaberger*
Thaw Charitable Trust
Milton* and Adele Ward
Robert* and Carol Warren
Partner
( $ 250,000- $ 499,999)
Anonymous
Carl M. Allen*
Charmay Allred
The Ames Family
Foundation
John Berl and Bob
Bauernschmitt
Edwin Bewley*
Dorothy and Rolfe Black
Dorothy Bracey and
Tom Johnson
Lynn and Norman Brown
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
of Houston
Bureau of Land Management
Jean* and Robert L. Clarke
Linda and John Comstock
William W. Cunningham*
Doug* and Joan Dayton
Rosalind and Lowell Doherty
R.D. Erwin*
The Ford Foundation
Robert Frazer*
Karen Freeman
Pat and Jim Hall
Mickey Inbody*
Nance and Ramón José
López y Familia
Jim Manning
Janice* and Dave Matthews
Seymour Merrin* and
New Mexico Humanities
Council
Joan Higgins Reed*
Arnold and Doris Roland
Frauke and Keith Roth
Helen Spuhler*
Michael and Anita Stevenson
The Stockman Family
Foundation
Marilynn and Carl Thoma
Thornburg Foundation
The Wallace Foundation
Founder
( $100,000 to $ 249,999)
* We remember and
recognize these deceased
members of our donor
family for their generosity
during their lifetime.
Anonymous
Sam* and Ethel Ballen*
Ann Baumann*
BF Foundation
Elizabeth and
Duncan* Boeckman
Brindle Foundation
Jane and Bill Buchsbaum
June E. Catron and Thomas
B. Catron, III
Jordie M. Chilson*
Joan and Richard Chodosh
Ronald Costell and
Marsha Swiss
Helen and George* Cowan
Valerie and Charles Diker
Ruth Dillingham
James H. Duncan, Jr.
Natalie Fitz-Gerald
Mr. Gayle D. Fogelson
The Getty Foundation, Los
Angeles
Gail and Jim Goodwin
Pauline and Bert Heil
Barbara and Bud Hoover
Jeanene and Ron Hulsey
Sheryl Kelsey and
George Duncan
Miryam and Bob Knutson
La Fonda on the Plaza
Diane and John Lenssen
Margot and Robert Linton
The Henry Luce Foundation
Terese Lyons and Anthony
Foltman
Dr. and Mrs. James
McCaffery
Maureen McCarthy and
John Schoemer
Scott* and Dee Ann McIntyre
The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation
Doris Meyer and
Richard Hertz
The Mill Atelier Foundation
National Endowment
for the Arts
Mark Naylor and Dale Gunn
Newman’s Own Foundation,
Patty and Arthur Newman
Ernestine O’Connell*
Kathryn O’Keeffe
Ambassador Frank V.* and
Dolores Duke Ortiz*
Jane and Tom O’Toole
Trudy and Dennis O’Toole
Eugenia Cowden Pettit*
Gifford* and Joann Phillips
Jerry Richardson
Doug Ring* and Cindy
Miscikowski
The Rockefeller Foundation
Ann and Alan Rolley
Celia D. Rumsey*
Don* and Bergit Salazar
William and Salome Scanlan
Foundation
Jacqueline and
Richard Schmeal
Lety and Stephen Schwartz
Marian and Abe Silver, Jr.
Barbara and Albert Simms
Warren von Preissig
Wells Fargo
Claire and Jim Woodcock
Sharon and Don Wright
Endowment Funds
As of June 30, 2014
Endowment funds provide ongoing support to our cultural institutions for acquisitions, exhibitions, education and operations. Donors give to an existing fund or establish a new one designated to a specific cultural
institution or the Foundation. The Foundation managed 29 endowments valued at more than $21 million as
of June 30, 2014.
• Boeckman Acquisition
Fund for the New Mexico
Museum of Art ($116,840)
• Tom Catron Endowment
Fund ($56,043)
• Chairman’s Endowment
Fund ($70,846)
left: Photo courtesy of David Richard Gallery/New Mexico Museum of Art. Right: Photo courtesy of Blair Clark/New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.
• Jean and Robert L. Clarke
Endowment for the New
Mexico Museum of Art
($350,703)
• Cotsen Family Foundation
#1 for the Neutrogena
Collection of the Museum
of International Folk Art
($2,428,083)
• Cotsen Family Foundation
#2 for the Neutrogena
Collection of the Museum
of International Folk Art
($1,204,047)
• Robert W. Frazer Fund
for the Palace of the
Governors Library
($471,200)
• Friends of Archaeology
Endowment Fund
($121,455)
• Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
Endowment Fund for the
New Mexico Museum of
Art ($2,155,391)
• Phyllis and Edward
Gladden Endowment
Fund for the Palace of
the Governors and New
Mexico History Museum
($196,942)
• Herzstein Family Art
Acquisition Fund for the
Art ($376,205)
• Herzstein Family
and New Mexico History
Museum ($400,234)
• Clinton King Purchase
Award ($45,218)
• Museum of New Mexico
Acquisition Endowment
Fund ($552,062)
Foundation Endowment
Fund ($2,227,830)
Fund for the New Mexico
Museum of Art ($426,282)
Fund for the Museum of
Indian Arts and Culture
($559,191)
Fund for the Museum of
International Folk Art
($462,215)
• Margot and Robert Linton
Endowment Fund for
Contemporary Hispanic
Folk Art ($137,538)
Fund for the Palace of
the Governors and New
Mexico History Museum
($458,028)
• Museum of Indian Arts
and Culture Acquisition
Endowment Fund
($259,814)
Foundation Fund for the
New Mexico Historic Sites
($464,678)
• The Ambassador Frank
and Mrs. Dolores Ortiz
Preservation Fund
($108,545)
• Marianne and Michael
O’Shaughnessy
Museum ($400,234)
• Palace of the Governors
Museum Endowment
Fund ($888,788)
• Donald Pierce Office of
Archaeological Studies
Endowment ($907,910)
• Arnold and Doris Roland
Art ($137,538)
• Starkweather Docent
Program Endowment
Fund ($75,536)
Foundation Operating
Investment Fund
($4,988,938)
For more information, contact Laura Waller at 505.982.6366 ext. 116 or [email protected];
or Yvonne Montoya at 505.982.6366 ext. 102 or [email protected]
The Legacy Society
As of June 30, 2014
The Legacy Society recognizes forward-thinking
donors who have made an estate gift to sustain our
cultural institutions in the future. An estate gift can
be in the form of a living will or living trust, an IRA,
gift annuity, charitable trust or other arrangement.
Collectively, 191 donors have established over $43
million in promised and realized gifts.
Leaving Your Legacy
Planned gifts are designed to unite your
personal philanthropic and financial goals.
Some planned gifts, such as bequests, require
no current outlay of funds. Other planned
gifts, including the charitable gift annuity,
make it possible to support our work, enjoy a
tax deduction and receive a lifetime income.
Regardless of the type of planned gift you
choose, your support will make a difference for
years to come.
Please let us know if you have designated a
Museum of New Mexico division or the Museum
of New Mexico Foundation in your planned gift.
We want to honor your foresight and generosity
during your lifetime and provide the recognition
you deserve.
How to Leave a Lasting Impact
To learn more about legacy gifts, contact
Laura Waller at 505.982.6366 ext. 116 or
[email protected]; or Yvonne
Montoya at 505.982.6366 ext. 102 or
[email protected].
Gilda M. and
Norman C. Greenberg
Jacquelyn Hall
Jim and Pat Hall
Henriette Harris*
Dorothy S. Harroun
Pat Haueter
Mildred N. Healy*
Bertram and Pauline Heil
Sandra Herzon
Joan Ashley Hodgell*
William Hoffman*
Frank and Ruth Hogan
Jeanene and Ron Hulsey
Mickey Inbody*
James R. Johnson*
Eleanore B. Joseph
David Kaplan and
Glenn Ostergaard
Clinton and
Narcissa Swift King*
Judith Kingsley Fitting
Ronald P. Klein and
Doris Rosen
Walter and Allene Kleweno
Greg LaChapelle*
Henry and Judith Lackner
Charitable Remainder
Trust
Bruce and Mary Anne Larsen
Louise and Joseph Laval
Barbara H. Lidral*
Ronald S. Lushing
Terese Lyons and Anthony
Foltman
Janice* and David Matthews
Eileen A. Maynard*
John Schoemer
Susan McGreevy
Seymour Merrin* and Helene
Singer Merrin
Doris Meyer
Edwina Hawley Milner and
Charles P. Milner
Mary Sue Mize*
Edgar H. Mueller
Jerome Munday*
Scott Murray and Mihail Lari
Patricia Newman
Bob Nurock
Dr. Ernestine O’Connell*
Photo © Cheron Bayna.
•Determine an amount, purpose and beneficiary of your legacy gift.
•Inform the Foundation of your plans so that we
can ensure your intentions will be carried out.
•Consult your financial advisor and visit your
attorney to create or modify your will.
•Be sure to note the Foundation’s Tax ID
number: 85-0202503.
Anonymous
Ann Neuberger Aceves
Carl M. Allen*
Charmay B. Allred
Keith K. Anderson and
Barbara G. Lenssen
Nancy Ballenger*
Rhoda H. Barkan*
Louisa Barkalow
Lewis Barker*
Ann Baumann*
Dr. Barry and Natalie Beller
Susan and Lee Berk
Edwin E. Bewley*
Robert H. Blommer
Bill Bohnhoff*
Dorothy Bracey
Emily Bristow
Lynn G. Brown
Gladys and Selig Burrows*
James Lee Byars*
Lawrence Calcagno*
Beverly M. Carl
Barbara Carmichael
Charles D. Carroll*
Mel Carter*
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Catron, III
Caroline T. Chavez*
Samuel Chell*
Jordie M. Chilson*
Joan and Richard Chodosh
Ronald Costell and
Marsha Swiss
Anne Croy*
William Wallace
Cunningham*
Helen M. Derbyshire*
Ruth H. Dillingham
Richard Dillingham*
George Duncan and
Sheryl Kelsey
James Duncan, Jr.
Ardith Eicher
Robert C. Ellis*
R.D. Erwin*
Eva Feld*
Natalie Fitz-Gerald
Joseph O’Kane Foster*
Robert Frazer*
Karen Freeman
Sheilah Garcia
Robert H. Glaze
Rod Goebel*
J.B.L. Goodwin*
Claudia O’Keeffe*
Frank V. Ortiz* and
Dolores Duke Ortiz*
Melinda Miles Phister*
Dr. Don E. Pierce*
Aline Porter*
Binnie Postelnek
Margery Clark Primus*
Richard C. Pritzlaff*
Joan Higgins Reed*
Jerry Richardson
Sallie Ritter and Kent F.
Jacobs, M.D.
Mara Robinson and
Charles Robinson*
Paul Rosenberg
Keith Roth
Celia D. Rumsey*
Maggy Ryan*
John Sadd and Maggie
Alexander
Henry A. Sauerwein*
Jacqueline and Richard
Schmeal
Gertrude Schweitzer*
Rosemarie Shellaberger*
Eugenie Shonnard*
Abe and Marian Silver
Albert and Barbara Simms
Sue Ann Snyder
Helen McKaig Spuhler*
Helen L. Starbuck*
Virginia E. and Douglas
Starkweather*
Carole and J. Edd Stepp
Michael and Anita Stevenson
Vicki A. and Ronald L.
Sullivan
Fredric and Caroline
Thompson
Lore K. Thorpe
Robert W. Uphaus and
Lois M. Rosen
Warren von Preissig
Sue Warburg* and Felix
Warburg
Johnette Ward
Carol H. Warren and
Robert A. Warren*
Eileen A. Wells
Stacey Frederick Wilson
Ray and Corinne Willison
Legacy Society Event
February 25, 2015 — Planned Giving Panel Discussion
Discover the many ways you can leave a legacy at your favorite Museum of
New Mexico institution. Meet and listen to leading estate planning professionals, who will provide helpful tips and guidance on bequests, charitable
gift annuities and other legacy opportunities. For more information, contact
Laura Waller at 505.982.6366 ext. 116 or [email protected].
photos © Daniel Quat Photography.
* We remember and
recognize these members
of our donor family for
their generosity during
their lifetime.
For more information,
contact Laura Waller at
505.982.6366 ext. 116 or
laura@museumfoundation.
org; or Yvonne Montoya
at 505.982.6366
ext. 102 or yvonne@
museumfoundation.org
Director’s Leadership Fund
As of June 30, 2014
The Director’s Leadership Fund acknowledges donors who have invested $10,000 or more to support a director’s
vision for exhibitions and institutional advancement at our museums, statewide historic sites or the Office of
Archaeological Studies. Donors contributed more than $347,000 to the funds in the 2013–14 fiscal year.
New Mexico
History Museum/
Palace of the
Governors
$ 25,000 and above
Seymour and Helene Singer
Merrin Fund for CryptoJews Exhibition
$10,000 to $ 24,999
Anonymous
Brindle Foundation
Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation,
Houston, TX
Jane and Stephen Hochberg
Hubbard Broadcasting
Foundation
Palace Guard
Gordon and Judith Wilson
New Mexico Museum
of Art
$ 25,000 and above
Ames Family Foundation
International Folk
Art Alliance
Cindy A. Miscikowski
Celia D. Rumsey Trust
$10,000 to $ 24,999
$10,000 to $ 24,999
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Catron, III
Pat and Jim Hall
Jim Manning
The Carl & Marilynn
Thoma Foundation
Museum of
International
Folk Art
$ 25,000 and above
Anonymous
American Alliance of
Museums/MetLife
Foundation
International Coalition Sites
of Conscience
Newman’s Own Foundation
Suzanne and Joel Sugg
Museum of Indian
Arts & Culture
$ 50,000
Hutson-Wiley
and Echevarria
Foundation, Inc.
New Mexico
Historic Sites
$ 25,000 and above
Office of
Archaeological
Studies
$ 25,000 and above
Dr. Don E. Pierce
Museum of
New Mexico Press
$10,000 to $ 24,999
Ann Baumann Trust
$10,000 to $ 24,999
Benjamin Crane
Friends of Indian Art
Doris and Arnold Roland
Judy and Bob Sherman
Exhibitions Development Fund
As of June 30, 2014
The Exhibitions Development Fund honors donors who have made gifts between $1,000 and $9,999 to fund
exhibitions and related programming at our four museums. Together these donors provided a reliable source
of income totaling more than $345,000 in the 2013–14 fiscal year.
New Mexico
History Museum/
Palace of
Governors
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Anonymous
Jane and Charlie Gaillard
Ann and Mark Livingston
Maryann and Jim McCaffery
Sam and Karry Meshberg
Foundation, Inc.
New Mexico Humanities
Council
Malcolm Purdy and
Josef Díaz
Nan Schwanfelder
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Ruth and Frank Hogan
Susan and Karl Horn
Candace Good Jacobson
Annie and Jeff Lowdermilk
New Mexico Council on
Photography
Sidney Stern Memorial Trust
$1,000 to $ 2,499
Roberta Aidem / The Media
Foundation
Catherine and John Alsip
Andrew Smith Gallery
Kitty and Bill Atterbury
Frederick and Karen Bailey
Dorothy Bracey and
Tom Johnson
Helen and Richard Brandt
John Catron and
Laurie Archer
Joan and Dick Chodosh
Sherry and Jim Davis
Nancy Sue Dimit
Lucy and John Draper
El Castillo LifeCare
Community
Susie and C.T. Herman
Susan Herter
Thomas Merlin and
Frances Levine
Doris Meyer and
Richard Hertz
Manuel Monasterio
Sandy and Russ Osterman
Peters Family Art
Foundation
Lauren Eaton Prescott
Caren Prothro
Jerry Richardson
Marian and Abe Silver
Helen and Frederick
Spiegelberg
Anita and Mike Stevenson
Frederic Wallingford
Beverly and John Young
12
New Mexico Museum
of Art
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Friends of Contemporary
Art + Photography
Dee Ann McIntyre
Thornburg Investment
Management
Eileen A. Wells
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Cynthia and Bruce Bolene
Dorothy Bracey and Tom
Johnson
William and Caroline
Burnett Charitable Fund
George Duncan and
Sheryl Kelsey
Marlene Nathan Meyerson
Peters Family Art
Foundation
$1,000 to $ 2,499
Anonymous
Roberta Aidem /
The Media Foundation
Keith Anderson and
Barbara Lenssen
Jim Baker and Victoria
Addison
Ray Berger and Alex Shapiro
Roberto L. Ceriani,
M.D., Ph.D.
Barbara and Jack Cochran
Ronald Costell and
Marsha Swiss
Barbara Doroba-Ogg and
Michael Ogg
Barbara Foshay
David T. Frank and Kazukuni
Sugiyama
Kathy and Jim Gentry
George Goldstein and
Elizabeth Hahn
Thomas Higley and
Alan Fleischauer
Honkey Kat Fund, Santa Fe
Community Foundation
Peggy and Tom Hubbard
Julia Hunkins
Ron Lushing
Joan and Mitchell Markow
Pamela and Don Michaelis
Alicia and Bill Miller
New Mexico Council on
Photography
Nancy Ziegler Nodelman
and Dwight Strong
Bob Nurock
Christopher Rocca and
David Rosen
Ann and Alan Rolley
Allan Swartzberg
Patty Terrell
Andrew Wallerstein
and Mary Sloane
Anita Zednik through the
ExxonMobil Foundation
Museum of Indian
Arts & Culture
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Andrew Freeman and
Jo Margaret Mainor
Cindi and Michael Pettit
Harriet and Karl Schreiner
Carol Warren
Eileen A. Wells
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Catherine Allen and Paul
Rooker
Ann Griffith Ash
Lenore Ballen and
Howard Brown
Lois Ballen
Gail and Joel Bernstein
Sharon Curran-Wescott and
Earle Wescott
Helen Gabriel
Audrey and Norbert Gaelen
Ellen McCabe and
Richard Middleton
Blue Rain Gallery
Benjamin Crane
Earle “Skip” Wescott
Ruth Dillingham
Dobkin Family Foundation
Diane and Peter Doniger
Ardith Eicher and
David Rashin
Karen Freeman
Amb. David and
Connie Girard-diCarlo
Golden Dawn Gallery
Macy’s
Sandia Resort & Casino
Ann and Charles Smith
State of New Mexico, Indian
Affairs Department
Museum of
International
Folk Art
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Patricia Arscott La Farge
Foundation for Folk Art
Ruth Dillingham
Marianne Reuter
Courtney and Scott Taylor
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Mr. James R. Seitz, Jr.
$1,000 to $ 2,499
$1,000 to $ 2,499
Elie Abemayor
JoAnn and Bob Balzer
Dorothy Bracey and
Tom Johnson
Valerie and Charles Diker
John Duncan and
Anita Sarafa
Ardith Eicher and
David Rashin
Candace and Bert Forbes
Audrey and Norbert Gaelen
John Schoemer
Judith and Jan Novak
Kathleen and Morton Sachs
Charmay Allred
Dorothy Bracey and Tom
Johnson
Bruce Chemel
Nance and
Ramón José López
Susan J. Mertes
Collins and Jon Redman
Mara and Charles Robinson
Mary Sanger
Jacqueline and
Richard Schmeal
Alyce and Doc Weaver
New Mexico
Historic Sites
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Gertrude and Dennis
O’Toole
$1,000 to $ 2,499
M. Carlotta Baca, Ph.D.
Office of
Archaeological
Studies
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Anonymous
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Dr. Sherill L. Spaar
$1,000 to $ 2,499
James Duncan, Jr.
Martha and Roland Mace
Dorothy Wells and Gary Grief
Museum of
New Mexico Press
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Peters Family Art
Foundation
Museum of New
Mexico Foundation
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Fleischaker Women’s
Legacy Fund
PNMR Services Company
Elizabeth West
$1,000 to $ 2,499
10th Annual Native
Treasures : Indian
Arts Festival
Sponsors
$1,200 to $ 5,000
Allan Houser, Inc.
The Circles
As of June 30, 2014
Members of The Circles contribute from $1,500 to more than $10,000 annually to enhance the Museum of New
Mexico Foundation’s work in delivering essential support services to our cultural institutions. Members enjoy
exclusive benefits and cultural opportunities. More than 275 member households contributed $255,000 in the
2013-14 fiscal year.
Chairman’s Circle
( $10,000 and above )
Miryam and Bob Knutson
Jim Manning
Cindi and Michael Pettit
Beth and Rick Schnieders
Nan Schwanfelder
Mary Lee and John Sparks
National Circle
( 5,000 to $ 9,999)
Catherine Allen and
Paul Rooker
Keith Anderson and
Barbara Lenssen
Ann Griffith Ash
The Honorable and
Mrs. Jeff Bingaman
Cynthia and Bruce Bolene
Priscilla and Jordan Braun
JoBeth and Berry Cash
Ruth Dillingham
George Duncan and
Sheryl Kelsey
James Duncan, Jr.
Carlos Garcia and
Ashley Garcia
Ed Garcia
Sheilah Garcia
Linda Gardner
Larry Goldstone
Ann and Wade Harrison
Kay Harvey
Nicole Hixon
James Hutson-Wiley and
Olga Echevarria
Candace Jacobson
Judy and Henry Lackner
Susan and Philip Marineau
Joan and Mitchell Markow
Dee Ann McIntyre
David Morris and
Terry Sweeney
Collins and Jon Redman
Suzannah and Marshall Sale
Ellen and Richard Sandor
Karen and Marc Still
Donna and Calvin Sugg
Suzanne and Joel Sugg
Jean and Kent Watts
Governor’s Circle
( $ 2,500 to $ 4,999)
Jim Baker and
Victoria Addison
Cyndy and Len Alaimo
Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge
Lisa and David Barker
Rene Barker
John Berl and Bob
Bauernschmitt
Gail and Joel Bernstein
Karen and Stephen Bershad
Marylou and Bob Best
Eddie Bickers and Bob Hosch
Tana and Roy Bidwell
Sallie Bingham
Elizabeth Boeckman
Dorothy Bracey and
Tom Johnson
Joyce Buford
June and Tom Catron
Honey and Peter Chapin
Robert and Kathleen Clarke
Elaine and Ken Cole
Mary and David Cost
Benjamin Crane
Liz Crews
Earle Wescott
Stanley Damberger
and Madeleine
Grigg-Damberger
Sherry and Jim Davis
Nancy Dickenson
Nancy Sue Dimit
John Duncan and
Anita Sarafa
Pam and David Fleischaker
Debbie Fleischaker
Susan Foote and
Stephen Feinberg
Marlene and Darryl Fry
Jane and Charlie Gaillard
Bruce Galpert and
Heather Wood
Stewart Gardner and
Martha Anne Dorminy
Ambassador and Mrs. David
F. Girard-diCarlo
George Pelletier and
Jim Hailey
Chris and Scott Hall
Pat and Jim Hall
Jane and Stephen Hochberg
Patsy and Bill Hutchison
Maryanne and Sid Jones
Cathy and Paul Kalenian
Gayle Kuldell
Margot and Robert Linton
Dianne Loomis
Ron Lushing
Janis and Dennis Lyon
Dave Matthews
Ellen McCabe and
Richard Middleton
John Schoemer
Joyce and Steve
Melander-Dayton
Doris Meyer and Richard
Hertz
Beverly and Mike Morris
Ann and Russ Morton
Sandy Nachman
Linda Nelson
Bob Nurock
Suzanne Ortega Cisneros
and Fred Cisneros
Ashlyn and Dan Perry
Sandra and Richard Porter
Mary Lou Pringle
Kathleen and Randy Pugh
Marianne Reuter
Jerry Richardson
Regina Richdale
Julia and James Roberts
Mara Robinson
Ann and Alan Rolley
Judy and Bob Sherman
Silvia and
Alexander Speyer, III
Jane and Charles
Stringfellow
Jane and Gary Swanson
Patty Terrell
Mari and Alex Thornburg
Barbara and
Richard Van Dongen
Iris and John Vazquez
Diane Tipton Veirs
J. Kevin Waidmann and
Dr. Donald Shina
Gilbert Waldman and
Christy Vezolles
Helen Frost Way
Eileen A. Wells
Beverly and John Young
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zone
Regents’ Circle
( $1,500 to $ 2,499)
Ann Aceves
Lori and Edward Adcock
Roberta Aidem
Charmay B. Allred
Marilyn Almendinger
Catherine and John Alsip
Jonathan Altman
Peggy and David Ater
Marsha Bailey
Joan and Robert Benedetti
Myrna and Barry Bernard
Evelyn Biery
David Bigby and
Barbara Tyson
Bonnie Binkert and
Michael Melody
Joyce Blalock
Karen Bohnhoff
Jane and Richard Borchers
Patricia and Oru Bose
Kathleen Brandt and
Kevin Hammar
Victoria and Roy Bridges
Barbara and
William Browning
Joseph M. Bryan, Jr.
Jane and Bill Buchsbaum
Mary Ann and
John Bumgarner
Merrilee Caldwell and
Marcus Randolph
Jean and George Callaghan
Dr. Roger Carasso and
Roberta Corwin Robinson
Georgia and Bill Carson
Elaine and
William Chapman
Kathy and David Chase
Bruce Chemel
Dr. Robert and Mrs.
Christensen
Beverly and Don Clark
Jamie Clements and Diana
Cauvin-Clements
Mary and David Colton
Linda and John Comstock
Susan Corn Conway and
Patrick Oliphant
Q and Phil Cook
Carole and Philip Coviello
Shane Cronenweth
Joan and R. Thomas Dalbey
Joan Dayton and
Richard Curless
Ann and Richard Donnelly
Joan Donner
Greg Dove
Susie and Ron Dubin
Susan and Cameron Duncan
Pam and Donn Duncan
Genevieve Duncan
Bob Eagle
Martha Egan
Sheila and Kirk Ellis
Pat and Walter Farr
Larry Fodor and
John Rochester
Rochanya Generous and E.
Nicholas Generous
Richard W. George and
Melissa McCurley
Carolyn Gibbs and Rick
Nelson
Doreen and Mike Godwin
Lisa Goetz
Joel Goldfrank
George Goldstein and
Elizabeth Hahn
Judith Golley
Barbara and Larry Good
John L. Gray
Dolly Gray-Bussard
Catherine and Guy
Gronquist
Sue and David Halpern
Catherine Hapka
Roddie and Steve Harris
Dorothy Harroun
Robin and John Hendricksen
Holly and Michael Henry
Rae Hoffacker and
Peter Pappas
Gloria S. Holloway
Joseph and Lynne Horning
Myra and Robert Hull
Vicki and Clint Hurt
Roger Hyndman and
Elizabeth Romero
Kay and David Ingalls
Julie and David Itz
Sallie and Kent Jacobs
Connie Jaquith
Kathryn Jordan
Leslie Nathanson Juris and
Hervey Juris
John Kallman and
Everett Cole
Daniel “Bud” Kelly
Selby and Douglas Key
Fiddle and Stuart Kirk
Lawrence Lazarus and
Mariana Geer
Louise and Jim Leopold
Jayne and Glenn Levant
Suzy and Bill MacGillivray
Erin Mathews
Leslea and Frank McCabe
Susan McGreevy and
Herb Beenhouwer
Claire and French McKnight
Terry and Walter Melendres
Cindy Miscikowski
Beth and Steve Moise
Melinda and Jack
Naumann, Jr.
Tom Neff and
Lyndon Haviland
Polly O’Brien and
Barrett Toan
Kerry Olsen and David Katz
Sallyann Paschall
Francine and Fred Pevow
Carol Prins and John Hart
Rose Provan
Deborah and James Quirk
Elizabeth Raspolic
Mary Lynn Reese
Lisa and Richard Reichman
Janet and Carl Russo
Donna Rust
Merry Schroeder
Maureen and Robert Shearer
Eve and Fred Simon
Barbara and Louis Sklar
Linda and Gary Smith
Georgia and Jim Snead
Helen and Frederick
Spiegelberg
David Frank and
Kazukuni Sugiyama
Lorlee and Arnold
Tenenbaum
Carol and James Thomson
Marge Tillman and
Bill Watson
Marianne and
Kim Uhlemann
William Keller and
Bebe Van Arsdale
Joan Vernick
Michael Violante and
Paul Rochford
Robin Wallace and
Melinda Gonzales
Carol Warren
Tracey Weisberg
Florette and Robert Weiss
Pattie White
Judy and Gordon Wilson
Nancy Meem Wirth
Karen Wohlgemuth
Donna Zick
To join The Circles, contact Laura Waller at 505.982.6366 ext. 116 or [email protected].
Ambassadors
As of June 30, 2014
Ambassador level members are recognized for their support of $1,000 to $1,499 annually.
Renee Castagnola
Karen and Stephen
Durkovich
Barbara Flicker
Judy and
Dennis Reinhartz
Laurie and William Saunders
Jane and Henry Smith
Leslie and Phillip Stern
Diane Waters and
Charles Braun
Rosina Yue and Bert Lies
Business Council and
Corporate Sponsors
As of June 30, 2014
Business Council members provide cash and in-kind goods and services to support our museum system.
Corporate sponsors provide broad-based support at significant levels to the Foundation and our cultural
institutions. This critical support allows our museums to present world-class exhibitions and acclaimed
public programs. In return, members and sponsors enjoy benefits and recognition.
Director’s Council
$ 25,000
Garcia Automotive Group l
The Santa Fe New Mexican l
Chairman’s Council
$10,000 to $ 24,999
Century Bank l
First National Bank
of Santa Fe l
Heritage Hotels & Resorts
Hutton Broadcasting
La Fonda on the Plaza l
La Puerta Originals
Management l
National Council
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
Allan Houser, Inc.
Albuquerque Business First
Avalon Trust Company l
Blue Rain Gallery
Buffalo Thunder Resort &
Casino
Four Seasons Resort Rancho
Encantado
Hotel Santa Fe,
The Hacienda & Spa
Jennifer Padilla Public
Relations
KGB Spirits
Los Alamos National Bank
Macy’s
Marshall Plan
Sandia Resort & Casino
Santa Fe Convention and
Visitors Bureau l
Southern Wine & Spirits
The Essential Guide
The Historic Plaza and
Castaneda Hotels l
Wells Fargo l
Governor’s Council
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
Alliance Audio Visual
Bishop’s Lodge Ranch Resort
and Spa
Catron, Catron, Pottow &
Glassman
Constellation Home
Electronics
Galpert/Ortega group of
Wells Fargo Advisors
Local Flavor Magazine
Los Poblanos Inn and
Historic Cultural Center
Peas ‘n’ Pod Catering, Inc.
Rosewood Inn
of the Anasazzi
State of New Mexico
Indian Affairs
The Zenchilada.com
US Bank
Regents’ Council
$1,500 to $ 2,499
Adobo Catering
ABQ Journal North
Casa Cuma B&B
CB Richard Ellis/Crow
Holdings
Cisneros Design
Classic Party Rentals
Daniel Quat Photography
Dougherty Real Estate Co.
El Rey Inn
Find Santa Fe
Fire Dragon Color
Inn and Spa at the Loretto
Inn of the Governors
Inn on the Alameda
Invisible City Designs
Jaderlund Investments, LLC
JLH Media
Montgomery & Andrews
Law Firm
Old Santa Fe Inn
Paper Tiger
Plastic Bottle Corporation
Pronto! Signs and Graphics
Santa Fe Print & Images
Santa Fe.com
Sign Graphics
Starline Printing
The Spanish Table
Vivo Studios
Ward Russell Photography
Webb Design
Benefactor
$ 500 to $1,499
20th Century West Art
Appraisal, Inc.
Addison Rowe Fine Art
Adobe Gallery
Albuquerque Hispano
Chamber of Commerce
ACC Fine Furnishings
Andiamo!
Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery
Armadillo Santa Fe,
Protective Packaging
Atelier Art and Advisory
Bellas Artes Gallery
Blue Corn Brewery
Blue Corn Café
C. Michael Spain and
Associates
C.G. Higgins Confections
Café Café
Chama River Brewing
Company
Conron & Woods Architects
Cowgirl BBQ
Cultural Encounters
Daniel Anthony Studio
David Richard Gallery
Draft Station
El Castillo Life Care
Community
Evoke Contemporary
First Citizens Bank & Trust
Company
Five and Dime General Store
Gallagher & Associates
Gold Leaf Catering
Hotel Albuquerque
Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe
Hotel Encanto
Hotel St. Francis
Hunter Kirkland
Contemporary
Ink & Images
Inn at Santa Fe
Jennifer Ashton Interiors
John Macukas, UBS
Financial Services
Junction
Kelly Koepke Professional
Communication Services
Keshi
La Boca
La Casa Sena
La Posada de Santa Fe
La Posada de Taos Inn
Laura Shepherd Atelier
Lodge at Santa Fe
Maggie Farella/
Maggie’s Cakes
Maria’s New Mexican
Kitchen
Munson Graphics
Museum Hill Café
Nativo Lodge
Nedra Matteucci Galleries
New Mexico Magazine
New Mexico Bank & Trust
O’horis, Coffee,
Tea & Chocolate
Palacio de Marquesa Taos
Payne’s Nurseries and
Greenhouses
Prull Custom Builders
Raymond James &
Associates, John Adams
Rio Chama
RJ Reynolds Foundation
Rooftop Pizzeria
Santa Fe Chamber of
Commerce
Santa Fe Culinary Academy
Santa Fe Dining
Santa Fe Gallery Association
Santa Fe Indian Trading
Company
Santa Fe School of Cooking
Santacafe
Someone’s in the Kitchen
Southwestern Association of
Indian Arts
Susan’s Christmas Shop
Tanti Luce 221
The Bull Ring
The Shop — A Christmas Store
Todos Santos
Walter Burke Catering
White & Luff Financial
Winterowd Fine Art
Wolf Corporation
Premier Corporate Sponsor
Lead Corporate Sponsor
l Corporate
Sponsor
l
l
To become a Corporate Sponsor, contact Laura Waller at 505.982.6366 ext. 116 or [email protected].
To join the Business Council, contact Shannez Dudelczyk at 505.982.6366 ext. 107 or [email protected].
Faces and Places 2013-14
The Museum of New Mexico Foundation hosted numerous events during the fiscal year, including Member
Previews, First Looks, Member Mondays, the annual Holiday Party, Legacy Society and Founders Society
breakfasts, and more. To learn more about Foundation events, visit museumfoundation.org.
Learning about New Mexico’s
Art, History and Culture
Fund for Museum Education
This year, more than 325,000 children and adults will
visit our four museums in Santa Fe and seven historic
sites statewide to learn more about New Mexico’s rich
history and multicultural peoples and to experience
our world-renowned art.
The Fund for Museum Education, an annual Foundation initiative, ensures that every visitor to our
cultural institutions will benefit from dynamic
educational programs and initiatives that accompany division exhibitions and public programming.
Gifts to the Fund ensure that more than 40,000
schoolchildren from across New Mexico benefit from
engaging outreach initiatives, museum visits and
complementary curriculum — all at no cost.
As centers of lifelong learning, the service of
providing visitors with unique, thought-provoking,
and comprehensive educational experiences is a
top priority for our division directors, curators and
education specialists.
“The educator is the bridge between the exhibitions
and the public,” says New Mexico Museum of Art
Curator of Education Ellen Zieselman. “It is our job
to provide the means for visitors to enjoy, understand
and experience the thoughts behind the artworks
and exhibitions.”
From exhibition label text to docent tour experiences,
lectures, in-gallery videos and printed gallery guides,
Zieselman says, “Every tool in our toolbox is planned
to enhance the visitor’s experience of the galleries
and the museum. The impact of every private gift to
the Fund for Museum Education is far-reaching and
long-lasting.”
Make your gift to the Fund for Museum
Education one of the following three ways:
Mail: Mail your check to
P.O. Box 2065
Santa Fe, NM 87504
Online: museumfoundation.org/give-now/
Phone: 505.982.6366 ext. 107
To learn more about the Fund for Museum Education or to
make a gift, contact Shannez Dudelczyk at 505.982.6366
ext. 107 or [email protected].
photos © Cheron Bayna.
As of June 30, 2014
The Fund for Museum Education supports education programs, activities and outreach initiatives at our four
museums in Santa Fe, seven historic sites statewide and the Office of Archaeological Studies. The Foundation
recognizes donors who gave $1,000 or more in fiscal year 2013-14.
$ 50,000 and above
Jim Manning
Dee Ann McIntyre
Stewart Gardner and
Martha Anne Dorminy
Bob Nurock
US Bank
Eileen A. Wells
$ 5,000 to $ 9,999
$1,000 to $ 2,499
Kay Harvey
Nan Schwanfelder
Melissa and Tom Alexander
Charmay B. Allred
Robert and Kathleen Clarke
$10,000 to $ 49,999
$ 2,500 to $ 4,999
George Duncan and
Sheryl Kelsey
Pat and Jim Hall
Nicole Hixon
James Hutson-Wiley and
Olga Echevarria
Candace Jacobson
Christopher and
Janet Larsen
Ron Lushing
Janis and Dennis Lyon
Dave Matthews
Darryl McCall and
Miren Letemendia
Nancy Meem Wirth
Michael Pettit
Management
Carol Warren
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zone
To make a gift to the Fund for Museum Education, contact Shannez Dudelczyk at 505.982.6366 ext. 107 or
[email protected].
photos © Cheron Bayna.
Scoop
the
Member Preview
Saturday, February 14
4 to 6 p.m.
Members are invited to The
Indian Country: The Art of
David Bradley. Artist David
Paul Bradley, an enrolled
member of the Minnesota
Chippewa Tribe, is a recognized voice from Indian
Country. For more than 30
years, he has appropriated
and redefined images from
both inside and outside of
Native American communities to explore issues of
self-image and self-determination. Indian Country
includes paintings and sculptures that express the
artist’s unique humor, strongly held beliefs and
political commentary.
Notable
News and
Events
Recognizing the Creative Economy
New Mexico Department of
Cultural Affairs Cabinet Secretary Veronica Gonzales recently
released a report that quantifies
the $5.6 billion annual economic
impact of the arts and cultural
industries in New Mexico. Establishing that one of every ten jobs
in the state is in the arts and cultural industries,
Building on the Past, Facing the Future: Renewing the
Creative Economy provides insight into the current
impact and future potential of New Mexico’s arts,
cultural and creative industries.
“This comprehensive economic research on New
Mexico directly links the economic vitality of our
communities statewide to the health of our arts and
cultural sector,” Secretary Gonzales says.
Great Grants
• The New Mexico Humanities Council and the
National Endowment for the Humanities have
awarded the New Mexico History Museum a
grant to support “After Action: Talking Service
for Veterans,” a reading and discussion group for
Santa Fe-area veterans. Designed by the Great
Books Foundation and New York Council for
Humanities, the project is a collaborative effort
of the History Museum, Santa Fe Vet Center and
the Santa Fe Community College’s Veterans
Resource Center.
• The Weyerhauser Family Foundation has
granted $2,000 to Coronado Historic Site for youth
programming and education initiatives.
Photo courtesy of the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture/Blair clark.
• The Hutson-Wiley and Echevarria Foundation
has renewed a $50,000 challenge grant to benefit
education and outreach programs at the Museum
of Indian Arts and Culture. The grant matches
contributions made through the Museum of New
Mexico Foundation dollar-for-dollar up to $50,000
until June 30, 2015.
• The Institute of Museum and Library Services has
awarded the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture/
Laboratory of Anthropology $105,000 to move more
than 50,000 pieces of the H.P. Mera Ceramic Survey
Collection to the new repository at the Center
for New Mexico Archaeology, along with other
comparative and archaeological collections.
Ways to Give
A contribution to the Museum of New Mexico Foundation provides critical support for our cultural institutions. However you choose to give, your generosity will be properly recognized and appreciated by all who
treasure art, history and culture.
Membership
Director’s Leadership Fund
Provides revenues that support the Foundation’s
ability to deliver essential services to our cultural
institutions while offering members a number of
benefits to enjoy.
Provides support for special projects that fulfill the
long-term vision of a museum or division director.
The Circles
Leadership-level membership that gives you access
to a series of exclusive events.
Provides a lasting impact on our cultural institutions through an estate gift, bequest or gift of art to
commemorate your commitment to your favorite
museum, division or the Foundation.
Business Council
Endowment
Aligns your business as a supporter of the museums,
provides community recognition, and awards benefits to you, your business, clients and employees.
Establishes a new fund, or adds to the principal of an
existing fund, to provide a reliable source of annual
income that sustains a variety of cultural programs
and purposes.
Directly funds museum education and outreach
programs, including hands-on activities for 325,000
youth and adults annually.
Exhibitions Development Fund
Allows you to support exhibitions and related
programming at the museum of your choice.
Meet the Museum
of New Mexico
Foundation Staff
Top row, left to right: Patrick
Ranker and Georgine Flores
(Finance); Marylee McInnes,
Candace Hardy and Jeanne
Peters (Operations); Shannez
Dudelczyk and Mariann MinanaLovato (Membership); John
Stafford (Shops and Licensing).
Not pictured: Pamela Kelly
(Licensing).
Bottom row, left to right: Jamie
Clements, President/CEO and
Sarah Hayes, Executive Assistant; Robin Jones, Yvonne
Montoya, Karen Kelly, Laura
Waller and Connie Tooker Nuñez
(Development).
Legacy Gift
Charitable Gift Annuity
Provides fixed annual payments to yourself or your
loved ones while making a significant contribution to
a museum, division or the Foundation.
Holiday gift giving from the Museum Shops
Turquoise
Colleen Cloney Duncan Shop at the
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
Turquoise is a blue-green mineral that almost exclusively
comes from arid lands. It is most abundant in dry,
copper-rich regions of America: Nevada, Colorado,
Arizona and New Mexico. Native Americans have always
understood the allure of this fascinating gemstone!
Red Leather Handbag
New Mexico Museum of Art Shop
The simplicity of well-shaped and highly functional
items that address the everyday needs of their
owners and are a pleasure to use is the epitome of
good design. The collection of leather handbags at
the Museum of Art shop embody simplicity, shape
and style.
Gregory
Lomayesva
Spiegelberg Shop
New Mexico History
Museum
Gregory
has evolved
his innovative
work to create an
identity all his own.
Symbolic, historical
and colorful, these
fascinating
works of art
make an
impressive
design
element.
Chiapas
Penguin Family
Museum of International Folk Art Shop
The indigenous people of Mexico created a unique
and magnificent culture, one which endures to the
present day. Nowhere is this more colorful than
in the incomparable arts, crafts and textiles of the
Chiapas region. Handcrafted by cooperatives in this
fertile valley surrounded by mountains, women in
this area use recycled materials to create charming
animal characters!
www.worldfolkart.org
www.shopmuseum.org

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