Art Museum Annual Report 2011/2012

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Art Museum of Greater Lafayette
Annual Report
2011-2012
The Mission of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette is to
celebrate the power of art to inspire, challenge and instruct
our community through collections, exhibitions and programs
102 S. 10th Street • Lafayette, IN 47905 • www.artlafayette.org
Pottery student exhibition titled The Clay’s The Thing in the Mickey Shook Gallery
ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012
Table of Contents
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Director’s Annual Report 2011-2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
President’s Annual Report 2011-2012. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Art Museum Statement of Financial Position and Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Art Museum Board of Directors, Committees and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Education Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Lafayette Art Assoc. Fdn., Inc. Fiinancial Position and Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Lafayette Art Association Foundation, Inc. Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Art League’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Exhibitions Committee Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Collection Committee Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Grants and Sponsors List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
In-Kind Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Louis A. Weil Jr. Award for Volunteer Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Business Memberships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Therese Lynch gives a gallery talk about the Sister Rufinia and Her Students
exhibit to the Sisters of St. Francis.
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Under the Oaks on the 8th Fairway fund raising event
September 9, 2011, at the Sputh, Moulton and Brand homes.
Sarah and Seth Scheilz check guests
Winnie and Tom Adler in.
Alberta Barker, David and Niki Franklin
representing Platinum Sponsor, Regions Bank.
Vic Klinker shows his free throw style in the Hoops
Contest at the Brand’s gym.
Connie Grace, Beatrice Smith, Kendall Smith
and Dick Grace in the Sputh home.
Barb & Tom Reed, Therese & Jerry Lynch and Jim
& Sandy Bodenmiller enjoy dinner catered by the
Lafayette Country Club.
Committee members, Christine Sammons, Jan
Ditto, Ann Sputh and Prella McBride.
Golf Pro, Joel Baumgardner verifies putts for the hole-in-one
contest as guests line up to try to win a new Chevy Mailbu
donated by DeFouw Chevrolet.
Director’s Annual Report
2011/2012
Thanks to generous gifts by David Fan, Hung Fan, Vicky Black and Frances
MacDonald, we have nearly completed the construction and furnishing of the
Manya Fan Art Education Center. Their gifts will allow us to increase student
capacity by over 25% and provide upgraded access and security for studio art
classes.
Our exhibition season began with a national invitational exhibition, titled Making
it in Crafts, coordinated by Jim Sondgeroth. Under the Oaks on the 8th Fairway,
on September 9, was a very successful fundraising event at the homes of the Moulton’s, the Sputh’s and the
Brand’s. On September 30, we opened Sister Rufinia and her Students, with nearly 50 works loaned by
friends of the Art Museum. At the same time, in the McDonald Gallery we exhibited favorite works from
our Permanent Collection, selected by twenty-two community leaders in The Community Curates.
Beatrice and Kendall Smith
Partnering with WBAA on a tour to Southern Indiana Treasures, we treated 24 travelers to Architectural
and Art surprises in Columbus, Nashville and Bloomington November 4, and 5. On December 14 we held
a private champagne event to meet the “Curators” of the Community Curates exhibit for our members and
donors who gave $250 or more during the year.
January kicked off with an outstanding collection of Indiana Regionalist works loaned by Bob and Ellie
Haan titled Indiana Realities and in the McDonald Gallery, we exhibited objects from the collection of the
Purdue University Black Cultural Center in Trading Spaces. Several works from our collection, created
by African American artists, were simultaneously displayed at the BCC. On February 10 the 4th annual
Heart of Art wine tasting event, held at the Lafayette Country Club, was sold out and raised a record net
income of over $51,000 in support of Art Museum programs. In addition, bidders donated $3,800 to kick
off our campaign to create an Education Endowment at the Community Foundation, with their 25% giftmatching program.
March 31 brought the Art League’s major fundraiser, Celebration of Color luncheon and style show, to the
Best Western, thanks to co-chairs Inge Maresh and Stephanie Funcheon. Opened in May, two exhibits
brought in many new visitors. Chair-ity: Wild and Crazy Chairs included 102 chairs artistically altered by
members of the community and donated to the Art Museum for sponsorship or sale. The Brown County
Art Guild: Juried Exhibition connected our museum with several other regions in the state of Indiana as
well.
The McAllister Foundation generously granted $12,500 for continuing improvements to our ArtSmart:
Indiana website. Thanks to SIA Foundation for funding a 10-iPad mobile learning lab for use at our
community partner Oakland High School and to Target for a $2,000 grant. With the leadership of Sue
Carr, thirty-nine volunteer art instructors teach weekly OHS art classes, for which the students would not
otherwise have the opportunity. Sue and Kendall gave presentations about our museum’s art education
programs to five local service organizations.
Our final event was the June 24 Chair Fair, which celebrated the beginning of Chair-ity, our summer
public art exhibition and fund raising program led by Elizabeth Lockrey. I want to thank all of you who
so generously contribute your time, talent and funds to make the Art Museum a key ingredient in our
“Community of Choice.”
Kendall Smith II
The Anne Horwedel Executive Director
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LaDonna Vohar with the La-Z-Boy recliner she and Lorie Amick
created for Chair-ity: Wild and Crazy Chairs
Jim Sondgeroth created a giant chair sculpture, adorned with Morning Glories,
for Chair-ity: Wild and Crazy Chairs
Patrons line up for hot dogs and ice cream, at the Chair Fair, June 24, to kick off the summer
event.
Kendall Smith and Elizabeth Lockrey accept a check for $346 donated by
parents of Burgett’s Learning Center students for the Chair-ity event
Elizabeth Lockrey and Candace Larson paint chairs
on kid’s faces at the Chair Fair
Cheryl Rosenthal engages a Burgett’s Learning Center class with the
Chair-ity exhibit
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President’s Annual Report 2011/2012
Our Board members worked well with each other and with our capable staff to make 2011 – 2012 a very
positive and productive year. The year was filled with great exhibitions at the Museum, outstanding events, and
expansion of our facilities with the Manya Fan Art Education Center made possible by the generous gifts from
the Manya Fan family. We recognize that we are a membership organization and that we must continue to
develop ways to attract new members and sustain our current membership levels in order to remain vibrant.
“Under The Oaks” in September of 2011 was a tremendous success thanks to the creativity and hard work of
the committee and our volunteers. The Heart of Art Dinner and Auction raised substantially more revenue
than in previous years. Dinners at Westwood hosted by Purdue President France Cordova as well as other
unique auction items sparked enthusiastic bidding. Our sponsors for the Heart of Art and the planning
committee did a great job in making this event very successful.
Our final event of the fiscal year ending June 30th was “Chair-ity” which featured all shapes and sizes of chairs
created and painted by local artists, including art students. The chairs were sponsored by various patrons.
Chair-ity was a financial success and brought many new faces to the Museum. Thank you to the Committee
for this unique and well-planned exhibit.
Our support of the high school art curriculum at Oakland School was a successful venture that positively
impacted many students who might not otherwise have exposure to art. Additionally, the variety of classes
offered by our Museum, our talented faculty members, and the hours given by volunteers in the area of
education and otherwise continue to make our Museum thrive.
In conjunction with WBAA, our Museum sponsored a two-day Southern Indiana Treasures trip in early
November featuring the Miller House in Columbus, an architectural tour of Columbus, a visit to the T. C.
Steele home near Nashville, a visit to the Brown County Art Guild, and a memorable private tour and tasting
dinner at the Upland Brewery in Bloomington.
AMGL participated in the Community Foundation Matching Funds Grant Program created in 2011. The
monies raised are matched up to twenty five percent (25%) by the Greater Lafayette Community Foundation
through 2013 and will be used to support art education through the Manya Fan Art Education Center. The
AMGL Board of Directors appreciates the support and contributions of our Foundation Board. The Art
League’s enthusiastic support of our Museum is also key to our continued success.
In summary, our sponsors, members, faculty, board members, volunteers and staff have made our Museum a
vibrant success story for 2011 – 2012.
Sue Holder Price
President Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, Inc.
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Board of Directors,
Committees and Staff
Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Board of Directors 2011-2012
President: Sue Holder Price
First Vice President: Jeff Love
Second Vice President: Tom Adler
Treasurer: Debra A. Hoppes, CPA
Secretary: Richard Hamrlik
Board Members
Scott Banfield
Susan Carr
Rita Cox
Adam Henson
Lowell Horwedel
Elizabeth Lockrey
Bruno Moser
Marianne Rose
Jim Sondgeroth
Mary Jo Sparrow
Nancy Stone
Renee Thomas
Kathy Trout
Staff
Kendall S. Smith II
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Michael Atwell
Committees:
ArtSmart Indiana: Susan Chavers (Co-Chair), Sharon Theobald
(Co-Chair), Meg Ellis, Kathy Trout, and Mary Fortney
This committee is responsible for maintaining and managing the
marketing plan, the communication plan, the funding, and general
oversight of the ArtSmart: Indiana program.
Buildings & Grounds: Richard Hamrlik (Chair) and Lowell Horwedel
Advises on and approves all physical plant needs including building
improvements, systems management, grounds-keeping
Collections: Mona Berg (Chair), Michael Atwell, Kathryn Clark,
Connie Grace, Bob Haan, Sherri Helmkamp, Bruno Moser and
Sharon Theobald
Develops and maintains a strategic plan and policies for accessioning
and de-accessioning works of art in the permanent collection.
Plans for environmental control and storage space needs. With the
Executive Director and the Museum Curator, assists with, advises on,
and approves acquisitions, de-accessions, and conservation needs.
Reports to the Board monthly.
Development/Membership: Scott Banfield (Co-Chair), Jeff Love
(Co-Chair), Alberta Barker, Susan Chavers, Renee Congdon, and
Angela Phillips Diaz
Obtains grants and/or contributions for exhibitions, programs, and
general needs from corporations, foundations, and individuals.
Prepares annual membership acquisition, renewal and upgrading
plan. Establishes annual goal and budget. Works with Director
and Membership Coordinator on implementation of plan. Assists
with and advises on public relations and promotions, membership
retention and solicitation, and market research and evaluations.
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Education: Kathy Trout (Chair), Jane Boswell, Susan Carr, Meg
Sarah Koci Sheilz
Ellis, Carol Purdy, Cheryl Rosenthal, Renee Thomas and Linda
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Assists with and advises on all educational opportunities, including
studio arts classes, teacher training, art historical programs, tours,
and the children’s activity area.
Executive: Sue Holder Price (Chair), Tom Adler, Richard Hamrlik,
Debra Hoppes, Elizabeth Lockrey, Jeff Love and Kendall Smith
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Exhibitions: Bruno Moser (Chair), Tom Adler, Michael Atwell, Mona Berg, Kathryn Clark, Sherri
Helmkamp, David Sigman, James Sondgeroth, Linda Sorenson, Sharon Theobald, Renee Thomas and
Linda Vanderkolk
Plans exhibition schedule two years in advance. Creates ideas for exhibitions and carries out implementation of
each exhibition with the Museum Curator and the Director. Responsible for exhibition descriptions, press releases
and marketing.
Finance: Debra Hoppes (Chair), Rita Cox, and Adam Henson
Assists with, reviews and advises on all financial matters including the annual budget preparation, monthly
financial statements, and investments and prepares a monthly report to the Board of Directors.
Nominating and Governance: Marianne Rose (Chair), Sue Holder Price, Susan Chavers, Elizabeth
Lockrey, Jeff Love, Linda Sorenson, and Mary Jo Sparrow
Responsible for developing a slate of nominees to fill expiring and vacant board positions. Selects slate of officer
nominees for annual October membership meeting. Provides the Board Secretary the slates of member and officer
nominees each year by August 31.
Planning: Tom Adler (Chair), Sue Holder Price, Debra Hoppes, Lowell Horwedel, Bruno Moser,
Marianne Rose, and Kathy Trout
Short and long-term Strategic Planning
Programs and Events: Nancy Stone (Chair), Adam Henson, Elizabeth Lockrey, Debra Hoppes, Ellie
Kaplan, Susan McCully, Bruno Moser, Carol Purdy, Jim Sondgeroth, Barbara Reed and Kathy Trout
Develops fundraising activities and events. Develops programs and lectures associated with exhibitions and
the permanent collection. Plans and implements exhibition openings, member and donor stewardship activities.
Prepares annual budgets for each event and provides to the Finance Committee by March 31 of each year.
Orie Shafer makes comments about the Making
It In Crafts exhibit at the Members Appreciation
event July 27, 2011
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Education Report
2011-2012 met with unprecedented cohesiveness of the education committee, faculty and the guilds as we
anticipated the generous gift of the Fan family for the Manya Fan Art Education Center.
In advance of the mid February renovation start date, wish lists were made, supplies were sorted and stored
and the area was cleared in anticipation of our new space, which allowed for better implementation of the
education components of the mission of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette. As a group we continue
to think of better ways to use the space and work together in our glorious new Manya Fan Art Education
Center.
Education Committee-Members are Jane Boswell, Sue Carr, Meg Ellis, Carol Purdy, Cheryl Rosenthal,
Renee Thomas, Kathy Trout and Linda Vanderkolk.
Faculty- Lorie Amick, Elizabeth Beeson, Jane and Jeff Boswell, Ron Burgess, Cindy Krulitz, Jennifer
Reitmeyer, Bridget Santon, Judy Titche, and James Werner. This group adapted well to a new “Policies and
Procedures Handbook” compiled by Jane Boswell, inspired more advertising and created a “Sampler Class” 8
weeks with 8 instructors and 8 media.
Guilds- Tuesday Painters, led by Robert Lempke, the Fabric Guild led by Helen Radavich and a Figurative
Guild led by Susan Doster.
Oakland High School collaboration: Sue Carr continues as volunteer Art Educator/Liaison with LSC’s
new Oakland High School for the purpose of providing art experiences for the newly conceived school. 80
students and 38 volunteers were involved during the 2011-2012 school year. She is working with the school
faculty, Education Committee members, volunteer art teachers and artists to make art an integral part of
science, mathematics, and the humanities programs at Oakland. Five students were enrolled in Art for
credit classes during the 2011-2012 school year. Tours of AMGL Exhibitions were planned for all students.
As part of our Community Partnership, the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette also uses the OHS art
classrooms for museum studio classes. The studio is equipped by the generosity of many community groups
and businesses. In addition, seven “StudiOHS” were held during the school year for all students, funded by
a grant from Target Corporation. A second Target grant will provide for five “StudiOHS” beginning in the
fall of 2012.
Scheduled tours included many adult groups from Purdue; Westminster, Kiwanis, schools (preschoolers,
home-schoolers, parochial, and public). Most tour groups participated in related activities in the studios
as well as the exhibits in the galleries, all planned by Meg Ellis and Cheryl Rosenthal. A large group of
visitors enjoyed “chair-ity” and activities on the lawn between the Art Museum and TCHA after the Box
parade on June 30.
Workshops and lectures
David Slonim presented a 3-day Plein Air Workshop in September of 2011.
The winter season was filled with interesting gallery talks starting with Bob and Ellie Haan on the Indiana
Realities: Regionalist Paintings Exhibit. Rachel Perry who curated the show for the Indiana State Museum
gave a talk in March. The Trading Spaces: Exchanged Collections of African and African American Art
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Jane Boswell teaches pottery students how to work with slabs
Meg Ellis engages a student tour group about the Chair-ity exhibition
Kathy Trout leads a museum tour for Burgett’s Learning Center students
Kathy Trout teaches students how to discover art and their
imaginations
Cindy Krulitz’s art class explores the Wild West
Exhibition was accompanied by three talks: Chris Foster on A Novice’s Experience with African American
Art; Sue Uhlig: Beyond Pretty Pictures: Powerful Illustrations by children’s Book Illustrator, Tom Feelings; and
Jayne During of Kuaba Gallery of African Art on Emerging African and African American Artists.
Art Partners: Sharon Theobald leads the Art Partners with art enrichment sessions throughout the year
including talks on all the museum exhibitions, special presentations on art by curators and gallery directors,
as well as research on art and artists. The Art Partners lead tours of the exhibits at the museum and travel to
museums and artist studios for art education extension programs. Many Art Partners help with tours and they
are Kathryn Clark, Sue Carr, Jan Ditto, Peggy Housley, Therese Lynch, Inge Maresh, Kathy Need, Meg Ellis,
Josette Rolley, Cheryl Rosenthal, Ann Sputh, Jo Thomas, Susan Chavers, Kathy Trout, and Linda Vanderkolk.
The Art Partners Program is free and open to all museum members.
Kathy Trout
Education Chair
Glenda McClatchey and Joanie Heide
compare their pottery work
Jeff Boswell instructs beginning students how to throw a pot
The Tuesday Painting Guild working in the newly remodeled Studio B of the Manya
Fan Art Education Center
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Lafayette Art Association
Foundation, Inc. Report
Foundation Board Members
2011-2012
President: Sarah Schwarz
Directors:
Tony Albrecht
Ron Alting
Alberta Barker
David Bathe
Jim Bodenmiller
Susan Chavers
Ed Chosnek
Renee Congdon
John Dennis
Angela Diaz
Al Gatmaitan
Connie Grace
Lowell Horwedel
Ellie Kaplan
Sheila Klinker
Sonya Margerum
Prella McBride
Robert McDonald
Amy Moulton
Sandra Pearlman
John Percifield
Thomas Reed
James Risk III
Tony Roswarski
Sarah Schwarz
Joseph Seaman
James Shook Sr.
Wesley Shook
Sharon Theobald
Randy Truitt
David Vorbeck
Our Mission: The Foundation exists to provide financial support to
the art Museum of Greater Lafayette. To that end, the Foundation
has received and acquired assets for the benefit of the Art Museum.
Moreover, the Foundation manages and invests the assets for
preservation, growth and income for the Museum.
Celebrating 30 years, the Foundation, established in 1982, helps
provide assurance for the future in supporting the local arts.
In 2011-2012 the Foundation was able to provide $30,900 in
unrestricted funds for the operation of the Art Museum and this
year we are able to provide $37,33 for 2012-2013, a 21% increase
over the prior year due to increased funds in the Foundation and
investment performance. Our goal is to maximize the long-term
financial support of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette.
With the community support through membership, gifts or
bequests, the Foundation is able to help perpetuate the Museum
and its many exhibitions, acquisitions, educational programs and
community outreach.
Thanks to the Foundation Board members for their financial
support, active leadership and participation in the museum
fundraising, friend raising and special events.
Sarah Schwarz
Foundation Board President
In Memorium
Robert “Rob” McDonald, a long time member of the
Foundation Board, passed away May 16, 2012. He and his
wife Eleanor, have made many donations to the Art Museum,
including a major gift, which resulted in naming our West
Gallery, the Robert B. and Eleanor M. McDonald Gallery.
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Art League Report
The Art League continued its tradition of providing social and educational opportunities for members
through monthly meetings. Programs focused on the current gallery exhibits with speakers who were
involved with a particular exhibit. Sheri Helmkamp, Jim and Ruthie Shook, Ron Burgess, Therese
Lynch, Bob and Ellie Haan provided a personal touch to their informative talks. A past recipient of the
Art League AEAI Scholarship, Ying Larimore, spoke about the art classes she teaches at Battle Ground
Middle School. And for a second year, our February meeting was “Books and Bagels”. Local author, Nancy
Patchen, moderated a discussion of Ernest Hemingway’s “A Moveable Feast”. A long time tradition of
alternating hosting a meeting with the Symphony Guild continued. This year the Art League was treated
to a performance of winners of the Symphony’s Keller Competition.
Members from the Art League viewed the wonderful works of art displayed during the “Making it in
Crafts” exhibition held at the Art Museum. Members and our liaison to the museum collection committee,
Sheri Helmkamp, were particularly impressed with a glass sculpture, “10467A.C. Fused glass” by Jon
M. Wolfe. The Art League elected to purchase this sculpture as a gift donation to the Art Museum’s
permanent collection. Members were then pleased to have Jon Wolfe and his wife, Karen, accept an
invitation to attend the May luncheon/annual meeting. Jon provided a very interesting power point
presentation about his history as an artist and his role as the Director of the Hot Glass Studio at Kokomo
Opalescent Glass.
If you’ve attended one of the receptions celebrating an opening of exhibits in the galleries of the Art
Museum, you know they are a great opportunity to see old friends and meet new ones. But did you know
that all the drinks and refreshments are provided by the Art League? You may have noticed Art League
members serving and keeping the table replenished. Thanks again to Shirley Bosler who, year after year, has
organized these receptions.
Of course, scholarships, acquisitions and museum receptions would not be possible without the efforts of
members who tirelessly work on two traditional fundraisers. The November “Bling on a Budget” sale was
again expertly chaired by Mary Ann Fenn and Kay Mithoefer. The always-successful spring Fashion Show
and Luncheon, “Celebration of Color”, was again held at the Best Western Lafayette Hotel Executive Plaza
and Conference Center. Our very creative co-chairs Inge Maresh and Stephanie Funcheon brought new
twists to this annual event, with proceeds higher than ever before. Plans are in motion for the 2013 Fashion
Show and Luncheon to be held on Saturday, April 6.
This year all Art League members are also members of the Art Museum. Together, we continue to move
forward in fostering art and artists in our community.
Sue Carr and Mary Jo Sparrow
Art League co-presidents
Kay Mithofer and Mary Ann Fenn at the
Celebration of Color fashion show and
luncheon
The Art League board of directors and
committee chairs meet at the home of Inge
Maresh
Art League President Susan Carr presents a
check to Kendall Smith for addition of Jon
Wolf’s glass sculpture to the Art Museum
Permanent Collection.
Models Nancy Gatmaiten, Lorie Amick, Renee Congdon,
Corinne Pence, Barb Reed and Rachelle Brand strut their
stuff in the Best Western, at the spring fashion show,
Celebration of Color
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Exhibitions Committee Annual Report
The Exhibitions Committee had a busy year organizing eight exhibitions in our main galleries, four special exhibitions
in the Mickey Shook Room, five new exhibits for the Weil Gallery permanent collection area and three in the Connie and
Richard Grace Foyer. Several exhibitions included an educational program made up of gallery talks and/or workshops on
the area of interest featured in the exhibition. These exhibitions are listed below with a few details of their content.
Exhibition Schedule: 2011-2012
MAY 20 – SEPTEMBER 8, 2011, EAST & MCDONALD GALLERIES
Making It In Crafts: A National Invitational
High-end craft works from nationally and regionally recognized artists were assembled, by invitation, from across the US. Works included glass, wood, metal, clay,
fiber, jewelry etc. Over forty artists were represented. Thanks to Guest Curator, Jim Sondgeroth, this excellent exhibit brought fine art to the world of crafts and
afforded Lafayette area residents an opportunity to see crafts at their best.
Sponsored by: Huth Thompson, LLP and Bison Financial
MAY 20 – AUGUST 26, 2011 MICKEY SHOOK GALLERY
Moments To Remember: Paintings By Judie Huth Reynolds
An exhibition of oil and pastel paintings by Lafayette artist, Judie Huth Reynolds, filled the gallery. The exhibit included landscapes and still life paintings. This was
an opportunity for us to see a body of work from a fine local artist.
Sponsored by: Richard and Connie Grace and Huth Thompson, LLP
MAY 20 – AUGUST 28, 2011 CONNIE AND RICHARD GRACE FOYER
Plein Air Paintings: From Paint Out Lafayette
Works painted in our community by important Indiana artists during Paint Out Lafayette, were on display and available for purchase. This was a great opportunity
for visitors to see familiar Greater Lafayette sites through the eyes of a number of excellent painters.
Sponsored by: Lafayette Bank and Trus
SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 – JANUARY 7, 2012 EAST AND WEIL GALLERIES
Inspiring Generations: Sister Rufinia And Her Students
This exhibit was a retrospective including 50 of Sister Rufinia’s works loaned from private and institutional collections. Through her many years of teaching art, she
touched the lives of many generations of families in the Greater Lafayette community. Works from students who took art classes from her were also in the exhibit.
Five of Sister Rufinia’s paintings are in the Art Museum’s Permanent Collection, including the oil: “The Old Carpenter”, which was exhibited in this show.
Sister Mary Rufinia was a Catholic nun who was a nurse at St. Elizabeth hospital. Crippled too severely in an accident to continue nursing, she studied art at several
institutions and became involved as an artist and art teacher. In 1930 she opened a studio at St. Francis High School near the hospital and taught watercolor, pottery and sculpture. Many of her students are practicing artists today. She passed away in 1959.
Sponsored by: Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration, Reed & Company and Westminster Village
SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 – JANUARY 7, 2012 MCDONALD GALLERY
The Community Curates: Favorites From The Permanent Collection
Greater Lafayette community leaders were invited to peruse the works in our Permanent Collection and choose a favorite. Their comments were video taped and
excerpts were available on labels and QR codes next to each work of art. The resulting exhibit included many of the most important objects in our collection. Visitors enjoyed the opportunity to see the works chosen and comments from those who chose them.
Sponsored by: Reed & Company and Westminster Village
SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 – JANUARY 7, 2012, MICKEY SHOOK GALLERY
Parade Of Pastels: Ron Burgess And Students
A special exhibition filled the gallery with colorful pastel paintings from Ron Burgess and nine of his students from the Museum’s pastel painting class. Ron has
been teaching our Pastel class since 2009 and has received a number of First Place Awards in competitions throughout Indiana.
JANUARY 20 – MARCH 18, 2012 EAST AND WEIL “A” GALLERIES
Indiana Realities: Regionalist Painting 1930 - 1945 From The Robert F. And Ellen E. Haan Collection
The galleries were filled with outstanding works of Regionalist Paintings from the Haan collection curated by Rachel Perry, recently retired Curator of Cultural
History at the Indiana State Museum.
What is Regionalist art? She explains, “Between the World Wars, the United States assumed isolationist tendencies, creating an appreciation for uniquely
American culture. Artists began to view the “American Scene” from a new prespective, documenting the land and cities as they saw them. The Regionalist
movement reflected an increased interest in realistic painting and an inclination for artists to document their experiences of, and for their nostalgic, political
and aesthetic appeal”
This first major exhibition of Indiana’s Regionalist art, which measures favorably with any other state in the nation, featured a long neglected group of artists
whose work deserves attention. Consisting of 37 original paintings, the exhibition showcased the best of Indiana Regionalist’s works, including artists Edmund
Brucker, Grant Christian, Harry Davis, E. Roger Frey, Cecil Head, Floyd Hopper and William F. Kaeser.
Sponsored by: Holder and Fehrenbach Law Offices
JANUARY 20 – MARCH 18, 2012 MCDONALD GALLERY
Trading Spaces: Exchanged Collections Of African And African American Art
This joint exhibit between the Art Museum and The Purdue Black Cultural Center featured an exchange of artwork from the Art Museum permanent collection
displayed at the Black Cultural Center and a number of their works displayed at the Art Museum. The Art Museum exhibit also contained works from local
collectors Mona Berg, Dr. France Cordova and Christian Foster, and Dr. Derek Davenport, as well as Purdue University Galleries and The Wabash College Museum.
The Lafayette area community was treated to an outstanding opportunity to view the works of a number of excellent African and African American artists. The
exhibit included paintings, prints and sculptural works in wood, bronze and clay.
Sponsored by: Purdue University Black Cultural Center, State Farm Insurance and IU Health
JANUARY 20 – MARCH 18, 2012 MICKEY SHOOK GALLERY
Almost Like Being In Love: Lorie Amick And Students
Recent works by Lorie Amick and students in her Art Museum painting class added a touch of color and Valentines Day feel to the Mickey Shook Room.
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JANUARY 20 – MARCH 18, 2012 WEIL GALLERY “B”
Indiana Artists: Haan Gifts To The Permanent Collection
Over the past decade, Robert F. and Ellen E. Haan have donated forty-seven works of art to the Permanent Collection of the Art Museum. They are students of Indiana art history and are avid collectors of important paintings by Indiana artists. It is through their generosity that we have a well-rounded collection of historic
Indiana art. For the first time, we exhibited the finest examples from our “Haan Collection,” selected by the donors.
JANUARY 20 – MARCH 11, 2012 CONNIE AND RICHARD GRACE FOYER
Recent New Acquisitions To The Permanent Collection
The Museums’ most recent acquisition, a landscape painting by Jerry Smith from Crawfordsville, was displayed for the first time. This painting is a fine addition to
our landscape painting collection by an artist new to the permanent collection.
APRIL 3 – MAY 11, 2012 WEIL GALLERY “A”
Art Smart Indiana: An Educational Program
Several works from the Museum permanent collection that are featured in the Art Smart educational program were on display. Art Smart is a unique outreach
program from the Art Museum and is used to teach Indiana history to grade school students through historical Indiana artwork. This program was developed by
volunteers at the Art Museum with help from the Indianapolis Children’s Museum, and is used throughout the state.
Sponsored by: NCHS
APRIL 3 – APRIL 28, 2012 EAST & MCDONALD GALLERIES
New Artists 2012
2012 marked 33 years for this partnership between the Epsilon Chapter of Tri Kappa and the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette. This juried show, of over 130 works,
highlighted the best work by area high school students in 11 different media. Works were submitted by art teachers from area high schools and selected by professional art jurors. This is one of our most popular shows, bringing in about 2,000 visitors each spring.
Sponsored by: Duke Energy, Lafayette Savings Bank, the Buttery Shelf Eatery and Round the Fountain Art Fair
APRIL 3 – APRIL 28, 2012 MICKEY SHOOK GALLERY
High School Art Teachers Invitational
Art teachers from the High Schools submitting work to the New Artists exhibit were invited to present some of their own work to accompany the works of their
students. Several teachers participated with paintings, photography, pottery, wall pieces, etc.
MAY 18 – SEPTEMBER 12, 2012 EAST GALLERY
The Brown County Art Guild: Juried Exhibition
The Brown County Art Guild is made up of over 50 contemporary artist members creating some of the very finest artwork in the Midwest. The exhibition, Juried by Robert and Ellen Haan, featured 45 works selected from guild members entries. These works represented the best of these artists’
work and covered topics from landscape paintings to figure paintings.
Sponsored by: Brown County Art Guild Inc. Gallery of fine Arts
MAY 18 – SEPTEMBER 12, 2012 EAST AND WEIL GALLERIES, PLUS DICK AND CONNIE GRACE FOYER
Chair-Ity: Wild And Crazy Chairs
This fundraising event invited community artists and organizations to create decorated and/or altered chairs for an exhibition and auction to benefit
Art Museum programs. Artists used paint, mosaic, decoupage, fabric and numerous other approaches on a new or used chair, recliner, highchair,
wheelchair or bench. The resulting over 100 chairs made for a spectacular exhibit and a significant fundraising result from numerous sponsors and
individuals who purchased the finished chairs.
In addition to the exhibit of crazy chairs, there was an invitational show of works of art by area artists, with “chair” themes, installed “above the chair
rail” in the galleries.
Sponsored by: La-Z-Boy Furniture and Henriott Group
MAY 18 – SEPTEMBER 12, 2012 MICKEY SHOOK GALLERY
THE CLAY”S THE THING: AN INVITATIONAL EXHIBIT BY MUSEUM POTTERY STUDENTS
Works of clay from numerous students and teachers Jeff and Jane Boswell were on display throughout the Shook Gallery. This exhibit gave viewers an
idea of the variety of objects that can be made of clay and the outstanding talents of students in the Art Museums’ pottery classes. Why not consider
joining this group by enrolling in one of the beginning, intermediate or advanced classes?
Molly Henderson is awarded the Director’s Choice Award
in New Artists 2012
LaToya Hobbs with her print in the Trading Spaces exhibit
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Collections Committee Report
Conservation continues to be a priority for the Collections Committee. Eight paintings were restored to
their former glory by Chicago Conservator, Barry Bauman, during this fiscal year. They, along with other
recently restored works are currently on display in Weil Gallery through March 17, 2013. The permanent collection has grown by seventeen works through gifts and museum purchase. Gifts include:
Raku vase by Audrey Rossman
Gift of Irwin Tessman
Lidded pot by George Debikey Gift of Irwin Tessman
Oil painting, City Landscape by Phil Best
Gift of Betty Nelson, Beverly Stone, and Barbara Cook
Glass, Hanging Torso by Alexis Smith
Gift of Richard and Connie Grace purchased from Making it in Crafts
Fused glass, 10497 A.C. by Jon Wolfe
Gift of the Art League, purchased from Making it in Crafts
Oil, Saint Agatha V.M. by Sister Rufinia
Gift of Richard Daigle, Jr., M.D.
Oil, Fall scene by Sister Rufinia
Gift of John and Mary Bodle
Lithograph, Negra, by Jose Siquieros
Gift of Jack and Elaine Pearlman
Museum purchases include:
Glass, Kinetic Communication by Steve Sizelove
Purchased from Making it in Crafts
Oil, Heartland Juncture by Jerry Smith
Acquired during a committee visit to the artist’s studio
Pastel, pigment, Lilly Pond with Curly Dock, Winter Silence
and McKinly Place by Arne Kvaalen
Acquired during a committee visit to the artist’s studio
Oil, Nashville General Store by Chris Newland
Purchased from the Brown County Art Guild exhibit
Oil, Following Aunties Footsteps by Robert Eberle
Purchased from the Brown County Art Guild exhibit
Stoneware, Wall Pods and Fish Basket by Larry Spears
Purchased at the ‘Round the Fountain Art Fair
Many of these newly acquired works will be displayed during coming months in the Connie and Richard Grace Foyer.
Mona Berg, Chair
Pat Short announces awards at New Artists 2012
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Heart of Art 2012 fund raising event
August 10, 2012, at the Lafayette Country Club
Nancy and Al Gatmaiten, Hina and Dr. Jeetendara Patel and Mike
Wagoner.
West Lafayette Mayor, John Dennis presents a Certificate of Appreciation,
from both cities, to outgoing Purdue President, France Cordova and
Christian Foster for their unprecedented outreach into the Greater
Lafayette Communities.
Bow Tie Club members, Andrew Antonio and Jim Buescher, enjoy a toast.
Tammy and Dave Vorbeck, Stephanie and Matt Laydon, Trudi and Marvin
Wildfeuer, Gail and Eric Orenstein, Dan and Sandy Baker.
Standing: Mike Koger, Rachael Johnson, Roberta Levy, Sue Holder Price
and Sandie Donahue. Seated: Theresa Koger, Carol and Ed Purdy, James
and Jane Link
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Bob Truitt, Anthony Cawdron, Patty Truitt and Kitty Campbell
winding up the fantastic evening!
Linda Cohen, Kendall Smith, Kevin Giacometti, Sheila Klinker, Beatrice
Smith, Vic Klinker, Kitty Campbell, Jana Kessler, Jeff Kessler and Sandy
Pearlman.
Kelly and Jeff Love, Larry and Marianne Rose, Anthony
Cawdron, Ruthie and Jim Shook, Jim and Sandy Bodenmiller
and Kathy Davis
Standing: Tom and Julie Weaver and Alberta Barker.
Seated: Scott and Alicia Pate, Candice and Alex Bluestein
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Standing: Maggie Stark, Scott Frankenberger, Al Diaz, Christian Foster,
and Michael Hogan. Seated: Mark Stark, Joanne Miller, Purdue President
France Cordova, Maria Hogan and State Senator Ron Alting
Siblings, Chuck Penix, Cindy Leuck and Nancy Stone with Todd Leuck
and Dr. Melissa Setser are picture perfect.
Doug and Lorie Amick, Bob, Patti and Randy Truitt, Linda and Andy
Gutwein and Krista Truitt
Therese and Jerry Lynch, Prella and John McBride, Susan Chavers, Susan
Henson, Gordon Chavers, Steve Henson, Ron and Jan Ditto
Jason Cottrell, Marisa Clayton, Sam Martin, Renee Congdon, Kristine and
William Kealey, Jessica and Dave Rebmann
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Dr. Abhi Deshmukh, Dr. Sarah McComb, Erich Humbaugh and
Amy Junius-Humbaugh, Michel Pascal, Marianne Owen, Trevor and
Amy Curtis
Tom and Barb Reed, Bobby and Shannon Smeltz, Terri Sylvester and Steve
Reed, Angie and Jeff Brown
Laurie Banfield, Eric and Marti Burns, Rod and Marydell Forbes, Scott
Banfield, Cindy Nycz
Gregg and Shay Theobald, Arielle Falardeau, Denise and Marc DesEnfants,
Jackie and Brent Hofman
Kendall Smith congratulates Mary Wirth on her winning bid for
a dinner at John and Halle Gorup’s home, while Sonya and Dale
Margerum and Dennis Evans look on.
Grants and Sponsors List 2011-2012
Exibitions
Sponsor
Making it in Crafts: A National Invitational
Bison Financial
Huth Thompson LLP
Moments to Remember: Judy Huth Reynolds
Dick and Connie Grace
Huth Thompson LLP
Plein Air Paintings: From PaintOut Lafayette
Lafayette Bank and Trust
Inspiring Generations: Sister Rufinia and her Students
Reed and Company, PC
Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration
Westminster Village
Community Curates
Indiana Realities: Regionalist Paintings
Holder and Fehrenbach Law Offices
1930-1945 from the Robert F. and Ellen E. Haan Collection
Trading Spaces: Exchanged Collections of
State Farm Insurance
African and African American Art
Purdue University Black Cultural Center
Indiana University Health
New Artists 2012
Duke Energy
Lafayette Savings Bank
Brown County Art Guild: Juried Exhibition
Brown County Art Guild, Inc.
Events
Sponsor
Under the Oaks
Platinum Sponsor:
Regions Bank
Gold Sponsor:
Henriott Group
Silver Sponsors:
Purdy Materials
John and Pat Castell
Ball Eggleston
Ben and Maxine Miller
InnerVision Advanced Medical Imaging
DeFouw Chevrolet/BMW
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Events
Under the Oaks (cont.)
Sponsor
Silver Sponsors:
Morgan Stanley, Smith Barney
(Lou Fenoglio and James Schrader)
Purdue Federal Mortgage
Sandra Pearlman
1964, The Tribute
Platinum Sponsor:
Regions Bank
Gold Sponsors:
John and Prella McBride
WASK
WLFI
Silver Sponsors:
Best Western, Lafayette
Arni’s, Inc.
Bar Barry Liquors
Olga Jeffares
Tom and Barb Reed
Special Additional Sponsor: WBAA
Heart of Art
Platinum Sponsor:
1st Source Bank
Gold Sponsor:
Silver Sponsors:
Stuart & Branigin LLP, Lawyers
Purdy Materials
Art League Fashion Show
Platinum Sponsors: Sarah Schwarz, Edward Jones
Holder and Fehrenbach
NeoVision Optical
Stall and Kessler Diamond Center
Gold Sponsors:
Best Western Lafayette
University Place
Chair-ity: Wild and Crazy Chairs!
Gold Sponsors:
LAZBOY
Henriott Group
Silver Sponsors:
Carolyn S. Holder-Price
J. R. Kelly Company, Inc.
Lafayette Bank and Trust Company
Lafayette Heating and Cooling
Lafayette Life Foundation, Inc.
Lafayette Savings Bank
Periodontal Associates of Lafayette
Purdy Materials
Tom and Barb Reed
Regions Bank
Westminster Village
Bronze Sponsors:
Coldwell Banker Shook
Huth Thompson LLP
Lafayette Orthopaedic
Lafayette Daybreak Rotary
Artist Sponsors:
9 Irish Brothers
Steve Firestone
Fountain Trust Company
Golden Steps
Lafayette Catholic School Systems
Mark Levinthal and Donna Osborn
MP Baker Electric, Inc.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Doug Amick
New Chauncey Housing, Inc.
New Community School Board of Directors
O’Brien & Dekker Law Firm
RedSeven Bar and Grill
David and Cheryl Rosenthal
Sampson and Delilah’s
Bob and Ellie Haan talk with Purdue University first gentleman
Christian Foster at the opening of Exploring the Art of Romance and
Indiana Realities exhibitions
Tecton Construction Management
Tri Kappa Delta Eta Chapter
Robert and Carol Williamson
Zebra Landscaping
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Grants
Purpose
Indiana Arts Commission
Operating Expense
Target
Programs at Oakland High School
Greater Lafayette Community Foundation
Security Cameras
Tipmont REMC
Security Cameras
SIA Foundation
Mobile Digital Lab
Tipmont REMC
Landscape
Lafayette Kiwanis
Programs at Oakland
NCHS
ArtSmart: Indiana
In-Kind Gifts
In Kind Business Sustainers ($1000+)
In Kind Business Friends ($100+)
Auction Donations & Other Gifts
Baker, Dan
Harrison Hills Golf and Country Club
Vierk’s Fine Jewelry & Exchange
Paraskevas, Nicole
Best Western Lafayette
Elks Country Club
Rudolech, Lawrence
Stall & Kessler’s Diamond Center
Brody, Rebecca
Hunter’s Pub Down Under
Bollock Industries
Interior Objects
Lausch Photography
K.M. Davis Inc.
Purdy, Ed and Carol
People’s Brery
Scott, Jackie
Wishbow, Pam
In Kind Business Patrons ($500+)
Clark, Kathryn
Titche, Judy
Art of Framing
Dog ‘N Suds
Evan Todd
Frankenberger, Scott
MCL Cafeteria
North Star Ice Cream Specialties
O’Dell, Rob
Shafer, Thomas and Sharon
Cordova, France and Chris Foster
Rebmann, Jessica
Cawdron, Anthony P
Margerum, Sonya and Dale
Inspired Fire
Gorup, John and Hallie
Habben, Steve
Amick, Lorie
Horwedel, Lowell and Anne
Pearlman, Jack and Elaine
Congdon, Renee
In Kind Business Gifts
Purdue Convocations
Bistro 501
Columbus IN CVB
Christina & Company Inc.
McGraw’s Steak House
Two Tulips
9 Irish Brothers
Raisor GMC Cadillac
Puccini’s Smiling Teeth
In Kind Business Advocates ($250+)
NeoVision
RedSeven Bar and Grill
Beam US
Hotel Indigo, Columbus, IN
LifeLong Fitness
Trautman, Rex
Sharon Theobald, Dale Margerum, Jim Bodenmiller, Bill Theobald, Carol Purdy,
Ed Purdy, Sandy Bodenmiller, Tom Reed, Barb Reed, Sonya Margerum, Beatrice
Smith and Kendall Smith enjoy a wonderful dinner created by Jim at Tom and
Barb’s home. It was donated for the Heart of Art auction.
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“1964” The Tribute thrilled the audience after a pre-show with
Michael Kelsey and L. D. Miller on August 17
Seth and Sarah Scheilz with Glenda McClatchey, help
check guests in for the VIP pre-concert reception in St.
John’s Pavilion
Event Chair, Nancy Stone introduces the “1964” Beatles Tribute
band on the Long Center Stage
Guests with Al and Angela Diaz, Cynthia Bir, Christine
DeSanctis and Craig Graham
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Jim and Sandy Bodenmiller, Beatrice and Kendall Smith,
Cynthia Bir and Fran and Roy Meeks
Jim and Mary Jo Risk with Susan Chavers
Jim and Mary Beth Buescher
Bill Theobald, Kathy Trout, Sharon Theobald, Flo Caddell and
Kendall Smith
Sue Holder Price and Patsy Mellott with Steve and Linda Miner
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Louis A Weil, Jr. Award for Volunteer
Leadership
Past Recipients
1979 Manya Fan
1980 Beatrice Yearian
1981 Lois Pence
1982 Virginia Spalding
1983 Rosemary Minniear
1984 Marvin and Trudi Wildfeuer
1985 Lifcha Alper
1985 Helen Radavich
1986 Vanevaryn Peeters
1986 Lew Graham
1987 Alys Hale
Bill Theobald is awarded the Louis A. Weil award for his outstanding volunteer efforts, including
interim Directorship, by Kendall Smith and Elizabeth Lockrey.
1988 James Hobbs
1989 Ben Rifner
1989 Michael Sum
1990 Louise Grier
1991 James Lovett
1992 Isabella Williams
2003 Susan McCully
1993 Margo Gathers
2003 Ellie Kaplan
1994 Nancy Whittall
2004 Robert Lindsey
1995 Joanne Kuhn Titolo
2007 Sharon Theobald
1996 Joe Rudolph
2008 Susan Chavers
1997 Suzie Coles
2009 Lowell Horwedel
1998 Mary Jo David
2010 James Shook Sr.
1998 Van and Linda Phillips
James Risk III
1999 Donna Segrist
Gordon Chavers
2000 Kathy Trout
2011 William Theobald
Trading Spaces: Exchanged Collections of African and African American art in
collaboration with the Purdue University Black Cultural Center
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Membership
Sustainer Memberships ($1,000)
Steve and Kelly Schreckengast
Dave and Amy Moulton
Vicky Black
Rick and Sarah Schwarz
David and Laura Nolte
Gordon and Susan Chavers
Jim and Ruthie Shook
Byron and Ruth Pipes
James and Sandra Bodenmiller
Ruth St John
John and Helen Radavich
William and Sharon Theobald
Wick and Betty Rimert
David Fan
Hung Fan
Lowell and Anne Horwedel
Joyce Koelzer
Frances Macdonald
John and Prella McBride
Mike and Lyn Melloch
Jack and Elaine Pearlman
Marilyn Pryor
Jim and Mary Jo Risk
Dave and Kathy Trout
Dan and Karen Vierk
Marvin and Trudi Wildfeuer
Linda Rohrman
Advocate Members ($250)
George Adams and Leah Jamieson
Tom and Winnie Adler
Ron Alting
Doug and Lorie Amick
Randy and Robin Bellinger
Mona Berg
Bob and Jan Beutler
Jeffrey and Jane Boswell
Jim and Mary Beth Buescher
Ed and Becky Chosnek
Joseph and Bernie Seaman
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Mete and Joan Sozen
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Bob and Patti Truitt
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Barbara Davis
Patron Memberships ($500)
David and Cheryl Rosenthal
Friends Memberships ($100)
David and Jennie Drasin
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Tom and Beth Bridge
Ron and Jan Ditto
Thomas and Peggy Housley
Ron and Joellen Burgess
Otto and Barbara Doering
Sanders Howse and Susan Williams
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Sheila and Vic Klinker
Larry Coles
Fred and Mary Ford
William Knapp and Amy Clough
John Collier
Gary and Cheryl Fowler
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Mary Ann Combs
Mark French
Arne and Ruth Kvaalen
Dale and Jeanne Compton
Kim and Linda Froberg
Sally LaVignette
Arnold and Jean Cooper
John and Kathleen Gambs
Bill and Nellie Lechman
Lou and Lillian Cote
Floyd and Patricia Garrott
Robert and Mary Lempke
Ron and Rita Cox
Sheena Gaskell
Dorothy Light
Bruce Craig and Jennifer Cominetti-Craig
Al and Nancy Gatmaitan
James and Jane Link
Bill and Karen Cross
Marietta Harrison and Robert Geahlen
Garry and Juanita Linn
John and Deborah Cusack
Bill and Bev Gettings
Sally Lutes
Walter and Emma Dalsimer
Ron and Carolle Girouard
David and Connie Lux
Jim and Marilynn Dammon
Bob and Rosemary Greenkorn
Jerry and Therese Lynch
Nancy and George Dandrow
Nancy Grenard
Linda Martin
Derek Davenport
Donald Gustafson
Marjorie Martin
Buren and Connie Davis
Mary Gutwein
George and Linda McCabe
Donna Defouw
Bob and Ellie Haan
John and Kathy McGraw
Charlie Deible and Stephanie Funcheon
Joseph and Rose Haberer
Ron and Bev Melichar
Nicholas and Elizabeth Delgass
Richard and Diana Hamrlik
Ed and Janet Merritt
Ned Derhammer and Nola Gentry
Barbara Hansen
Frank and Jane Messer
Daniel and Jacqueline Dexter
Adam and Lacey Henson
Ben and Maxine Miller
Al and Angela Diaz
Michael and Maria Hogan
Stan and Kay Mithoefer
Richard and Jan Dilley
Deb Hoppes
Dan and Ashby Mizell
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Franklin and Margaret Moore
Tom and Mary Jo Sparrow
Mike and Margery Bluestein
Stacy Muinzer
Gary and Connie Standiford
William and Jane Bremer
Nancy Nargi
Don and Lois Stein
George and Jeanette Britton
Jeffrey and Mary Nelson
Alice Storey
Harry and Ellen Bulow
Richard and Betty Nelson
Elbert and Myrtle Strain
David and Mary Bunte
Mariellen Neudeck
Steve and Pat Stucky
James and Saundra O’Neal
April Swick
Allen and Peggy Orr
Donald and Susan Teder
Carolyn Percifield
Irwin Tessman
John Percifield
Joseph and Renee Thomas
Nancy Peterson
Dan and Margie Towery
Mary Pilat
Marguerite Trachtman
Harry Potter and Elsa Janle
Camille Tuite
James Poulos
Don and Mary Twiddy
Jeff and Linda Poxon
Rodney and Mary Jo Vandeveer
Rick Prusator and Kathy Ptasnik
Dick Walton and Kay Conner
George and Nerlene Ramsey
Mike and Marilou Warden
Laszlo Czonska and Carol Lindquist
Alan Rebar and Susan McLaughlin
Sally Watlington
Don and Sandy Daniel
Wendall and Eleanor Riggs
Terry and Shirley West
Jacques and DeLores Delleur
Bill and Carol Risk
Marilyn Whitsel
Ron and Kathy Denhart
Ron and Josette Rolley
Alan and Mary Whittaker
Leon and Kay Dickson
Michael Rossmann
Robert and Carol Williamson
Richard and Sandra Donahue
Bill and Peggy Rowe
Harold Woodman
Dr. and Mrs. Eric and Gail Orenstein
Joe and Gail Rudolph
Al and Gladys Wright
John and Ellen Dran
Gil and Mary Satterly
Ruth Wukasch
Ralph and Jan Scarcelli
Bob and Gloria Zink
Rolf and Maryjane Scharenberg
Paul and Olivia Schueler
Family Members ($50)
Gerald and Gay Schueller
David and Sandra Allen
Donald and Jacquelyn Scott
Dan and Sandy Baker
Kent and Kari Shisler
Roger and Beth Bangs
Wes and Ann Shook
Roy and Caroline Barnhart
Kendall and Bea Smith
Jon Beattie and Holly Iten
Robert and Linda Sorenson
Petronio Bendito and Bryan Bell
Dennis and Diane Carson
Virginia Carter
Jeff and Sherri Christensen
Howard and Kathryn Clark
Ingrid Clever
Roberto and Adele Colella
Peter Constable and Renee Mullen
John and Pat Corey
Carl and Kathy Cox
Helen Crane
Peter and Georgia Dunn
James and Linda Eales
Patrick and Polly Egan
Ed and Sue Eiler
Bill and Janet English
Richard and Billie Federspiel
James and Mary Ann Fenn
Donald and Ruth Ferris
Marty Folta
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Frank and Margareta Fong
Jeff and Jenny Klinker
John and Diane Oilar
Bill and Heidi Fornes
Al Knight and Dianne Renner
Kelly Orr
Gary and Cheryl Fowler
Henry and Arlene Koci
Katherine Overton Warren
Scott Frankenberger and JoAnn Miller
Bill and Anita Krug
Ted and Amy Paget
Shirley Freed
Fred and Andrea Kuipers
George and Kate Patrick
Harley and Emma Frey
Dave and Sandy Lahr
Beverly Peacock
Andy and Tracy Fristoe
Don and Kris Lamb
Ray and Van Peeters
Donald and Rebecca Fry
Lu Ann Lamie
Louis and Ann Pellegrino
Bill and Lou Fuller
Stan and Diana Lanman
Mark and Angela Peterson
Robert and Phyllis Gambill
Robert and Helen Lewis
Larry and Natalie Powell
Viktor and Sally Gecas
Jaap and Ruth Lind
Paul Preckel and Janet Winters
Jack and Shirley Gerhart
David and Judith Ling
Anant and Vasanti Ramdas
Michael and Carolyn Gery
Michael and Pam Lockard
Linda Randak
Micheal and Margie Gold-Vuksin
Keith and Amy Long
David and Lynda Raymer
John and Joycelyn Grutzner
Marc and Judy Loudon
Charlie and Judie Reynolds
Robert and Deborah Hagen
Jeff and Kelly Love
Verna Ritz
Raymond and JudeAnne Hastings
Paul and Cheryl Maier
James and Marilyn Ross
Bill and Miriam Heath
Chuck and Bertha Maki
Randy and Karla Ross
Robert and Patricia Heger
Robert and Jill May
Tom and Judy Ruzicka
Mary Henry
John and Nancy Maylath
Tom and Mary Ryan
Ben Hodgin and Anna Cicirelli
Bill and Angela McBride
Cliff Sadof and Linda Lemar
Jurgen and Josephine Honig
Larry and Cynthia McClatchey
Stephen and Joan Samuels
Michael and Phyllis Hunt
James and Maureen McClure
Scott and Bridget Santon
Yuichi and Asako Iikubo
Katie McMillin
Henry and Jessamine Scheele
Terry and Barbara Jackson
William Mellan
Charles and Sue Scholer
Martin and Patty Jischke
Leannah Mir
John and Rachel Schurz
Max and Susie Johnson
Marina Neal
Rick and Gwen Seeger
Mary Lou Jones
James and Persis Haas Newman
Bill and Laurie Selby
Wiley and Anabel Jones
Bob and Judy Nixon
Lanni Senn
Bruce and Mary Ann Junius
Marilyn Noller
Steve and Rachel Shook
Kristel Kaye
Earl and Ilah Notestine
William and Abby Smith
William and Roberta Keirce
Kevin O’Brien and Grace Benedict O’Brien
James and Elizabeth Solberg
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Joseph and Joanna Sullivan
Rena Brouwer
Jane Ewbank
Daniel and Helen Sunkel
Keith Brown
Jeff Fader
John Thomas
Suzanne Brown
Ken Featherstone
Mary Tilden and Beth Goodman
Diane Camberato
Ann Feil
Dan and Jo Wade
Kitty Campbell
Donna Ferullo
John Carlson
Judith Field
Carl Carpenter
Joanne Fortune
Betty Carr
Don Foulks
Lou Carr
Axie Frey
Carolyn Cason
George Geahigan
Marsha Castello
Gretchen Gobble
John Christian
Quinell Gutwein
Jeannie Clausen
Rebecca Gwin
Kathryn Adams
Leona Cohen
Ruth Ann Habben
Mary Lou Allen
Janice Coleman
Violet Haelterman
Charles Alm
Mary Ellen Collins
Oma Halsema
Liz Angeli
Beverly Conn
Margaret Hanke
Susan Axtell
Sallie Cooke
Heidi Harner
Edith Babcock
Christine Cumberworth
Cathy Hayt
Brittany Barkdull
Carole Curtis
Jerri Heath
Sonya Basaran
Carol Czaja
Joni Heide
Bill Baugh
William and Marilyn Dalton
Vicki Hibbert
Elizabeth Beeson
Mary Ann Davis
Christine Holland
Joyce Bentley
Mary Dawald
Marty Hudlow
Margie Berns
Helen Day
Donna Huffman
Sue Blake
Charlene Deckard
Jeralyn Hufford
Vicky Boesch
Diane Deutsch
Nancy Hughes
Ellen Bongen
Mickey Dickinson
Ginny Hull
Cynthia Boone
Eric and Julie Dietz
Margery Ismail
Anne Borch
Susan Doster
Shirley Janick
Shirley Bosler
Ruth Dowden
Nicole Jasinski
Anne Bostick
Amanda Dunkle
Marilyn Jeray
Linda Brammell
Stephen Durbin
Carolyn Jones
Ali Broach
Barbara Emmert
Richard Kamp
Ralph and Ginny Webb
Laurel Weldon
James and Alyson Werner
Barbara Wiggs
Huw and Tricia Williams
Sai Kee and Victoria Yeung
Individual Memberships ($35)
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Jo Karberg
Rhonda Mitchell
Debby Remsburg
Sherry Keith
Natalie Molter
Rodney Reveal
Jane Kenny
Esmerelda Montgomery
Joma Roe
Leah Kenttamaa-Squires
Connie Motz
Buffy Rogers
Kathleen Kirsch
Janet Mummey
Patricia Rosen
Elizabeth Kiss
Dot Murphy
Barry Rubin and Linda Vanderkolk
James Klatch
Jo Murphy
Iris Russell
Kaye Kleine-Ahlbrandt
Patrice Murphy
Bob Sabol
Penny Kliner
John Naylor
Charles Sage
Sheila Klinker
Kathy Need
Nikki Sasahara
Sandra Knarr
Ron Needham
Donita Schroeder
Anne Koivo
Jane Nichols
Jackie Scott
Sandra Komasinski
Douglas Noll
Don Seybold
Gail Lange
Joy North
Louis Sherman
Candace Larson
MaryAnn Nusbaum
Elizabeth Shiffman
Pam Lassiter
Ruth O’Connor
Pat Short
Linda Lauter
Wanda Owen
Donna Shortt
Edwin Layer
Judi Painter-Smallwood
Ray Anne Shrader
Barb Lee
Suzanne Parker
Denny Simmons
James Lehman
Sandra Patrick
Gabriela Sincich
Martha Lempke
Donna Payne
Norma Singley
Karl Lohmann
Jan Payne
Ellen Sitterding
Mary Losey
Nancy Pearson
Judith Smith
Jo Anne MacDonald
Debbie Pennington
Roberta Smith
Irene Madison
Ellen Phelps
Mr. James Sondgeroth
Lois MaHanna
Michael Phelps
Judith Sorton
Marilyn Martin
Gregory Pierceall
Barbara Stahly
Suzanne Martin
Ralph Privoznik
Janet Stapleton
Mary Maslin
Judy Puetz
John Stinson
Gaye Matthews
Mary Quinn
Sally Stuckey
Jean McCoy
Nancy Rainier
Gay Ellen Stulp
Irmingard McKinney
Susan Ransom
Jean Sullivan
Isobel Miller
Mary Reed
Martin Sullivan
Sunny Miller
Jennifer Reitmeyer
Arnold Sweet
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Business Memberships
Jo Ann Thomas
Kaylyn Hession
Jane Thompson
Christian Hill
Jane Turner
Anna Johnson
Ruth Tyler
Olivia Makar
Tom Van Horn
Cameron and Beth Mohr
Holder and Fehrenbach
Mary Ann Van Soest
Vinny Pasdach
Joseph Vanable
Sophia Pogranichniy
Sara Vanderkleed
Sarah Spalding
LaDonna Vohar
Marisol Walsh
Deborah Waymire
David Webb
Arin Weidner
Vaughn Weston
Leonora Wiggins
Lynn Wilfong
Andrea Williams
Margaret Williamson
Barb Willis
Mitzi Witchger
Cecile Wolszon
Ginny Wood
Business Advocate ($250)
Ball Eggleston PC
Hoosier Recycling
Beverly Volkman
Joann Vorst
Business Patron ($500)
Life
Lafayette Heating and Cooling
Reed and Company, PC
Dick and Connie Grace
Stan’s Professional Plumbing
Mrs. James Hobbs
Ray and Van Peeters
John and Helen Radavich
Joseph and Gail Rudolph
Michael Sum
Ruth St. John
Joanne Kuhn Titolo
Robert and Etti Van Etten
Marvin and Trudi Wildfeurer
Special Business Friend ($100-$249)
Arnie’s Inc.
Association for Women in Communications
Goodrich Quality Theaters, Inc.
Jan Nielsen Allstate Insurance
Keystone Architecture, Inc.
Lafayette Orthopaedic Clinic
One Touch Security Plus
Von Tobel Lumber/Hardware, Inc.
Williamson Eye Institute
Rosemary Young
Rita Zachariah
Student Memberships ($20)
Ximena Agnew
Miranda Bennett
Ania Ehsan
Brenda Farris
Anya Ferruzzi
Blake Finke
Amanda Hemphill
Southern Indiana Treasures tour participants enjoy a docent-led tour of the T. C. Steele
Historic Site.

Art Museum Annual Report 2011/2012

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