Annual Report 2012-2013 - Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

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Art Museum of Greater Lafayette
Annual Report
2012-2013
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
The annual Ninth Street Hill Box Parade ends with a flag-raising at the Art Museum
Jim Sondgeroth created the Morning Glory adorned chair to promote “Chair-ity”
ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 |
Table of Contents
1 Director’s Annual Report 2012-2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
President’s Annual Report 2012-2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Art Museum Board of Directors, Committees and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Art Museum Statement of Financial Position and Activities . . . . . . . . 8
Lafayette Art Association Foundation, Inc. Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Lafayette Art Assoc. Fdn., Inc. Financial Position and Activities . . .
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Education Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
ArtSmart Board Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Art League Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Exhibitions Committee Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Collection Committee Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Grants and Sponsors List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Business Memberships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Louis A. Weil Jr. Award for Volunteer Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
The Presidential Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Jim Sondgeroth's chair sculpture announces the "Visions of Community" exhibition
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The Community Foundation Donor Advisory Council visits the Manya Fan Art Education
Center Pottery Studio
Sue Carr and Kendall Smith presented a program about the Art Museum to WALLA at
Morton Center
Director’s Annual Report
2012/2013
We kicked off our fiscal year on August 17, by presenting 1964 The Tribute
Beatles group at Long Center for Performing Arts. Thanks to our sponsors and
the leadership of Nancy Stone, it was a “fab” success, raising over $17,000 for the
museum! On September 15, Chair-ity concluded with a live auction of chairs in
the East Gallery, netting a total of $27,659, thanks to committee “Chair Person” Elizabeth Lockrey.
Thanks to generous gifts by David Fan, Hung Fan, Vicky Black and Frances MacDonald, we had a
grand opening celebration for the Manya Fan Art Education Center, attended by local and state dignitaries, on October 20. Led by Sue Carr, we entered the second year of our partnership with Oakland High
School, providing art classes weekly with over 20 volunteer art educators. Without our partnership these
students would not be exposed to the fine arts or creative expression.
Our fall 2012, exhibition featured Navajo Rugs and Pueblo Pottery from two private collections. Near
the end of the exhibition something wonderful happened. Mike and Mary Lou Hasegawa decided to
donate their entire 89-piece collection of contemporary Native American pottery to the Art Museum.
The Hasegawa Collection contains several works from each of 20 pueblos and we are grateful for their
generosity.
Our winter Celebration of Haitian Art was the fifth consecutive partnership with the Purdue University
Black Cultural Center and was one of the most exciting exhibits of Haitian culture and history that has
been presented to our community. In February, we held the fourth annual Heart of Art fund-raising event
at the Lafayette Country Club and raised a record net income of $51,625 with 218 in attendance! In addition $2,750 was donated to our new Education Endowment at the Community Foundation of Greater
Lafayette and it was matched 25% by the foundation.
We are happy to have added Michael Crowthers to our staff as the Curator of Collections Exhibitions
and Education in February. He has become an invaluable asset to our studio arts programs, our permanent collection and has raised the bar for our exhibits. Michael is a wonderful advocate and representative
for the Art Museum, which has been reinforced by positive comments from all of our affiliated groups.
We were proud to have the opportunity to exhibit the ‘Round the Fountain Art Fair Collection: 40th
Anniversary collection of art during the month of May. Then, thanks to the creative ideas of Linda
Vanderkolk, we presented Visions of Community, in which all citizens were invited to exhibit an 8 X 10
image for exhibition in our galleries. Over 700 people responded and we had a special event to celebrate
“Visions” at the Black Cultural Center in June.
We are fortunate to have our landscaping improved with grants from the Community Foundation
and Tipmont REMC. But the most important contribution is the Greater Lafayette Master Gardeners
decision to adopt our museum and care for our grounds. I give special thanks to Elizabeth Lockrey and
Candace Larsen for making this happen. The greatest gift to our museum is the gift of time and we are
thankful for the many of you who devote your lives to fine arts education and appreciation.
Kendall Smith II
The Anne Horwedel Executive Director
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Chair-i-ty Auction
Ellie Kaplan and Dan Baker at Chair-ity auction
101 Chairs were created and donated by artists for “Chair-ity”
“Chair-ity” Never Ends by Jim Sondgeroth
President’s Annual Report 2012/2013
During the 2012-2013 year, our board of directors performed at a high level
from a governance standpoint. Their actions were both thoughtful and strategic. The board worked well with our dedicated museum staff, which welcomed
Michael Crowthers as our new Curator of Collections Education and Education. Also, the boards of the museum and the museum’s Foundation have begun
to collaborate on such matters as fund-raising. Together, all three of these
accomplishments have created an environment that should result in increased
volunteerism at the museum for years to come!
We continued to engage our members and potential new members through
creative and enjoyable events over the past year. In February, our Heart of Art
dinner and silent/live auction was sold out! The generosity of the members and guests present that
evening resulted in net revenue of $51,625, which will benefit the museum. A large part of the success
of this event year after year is the seasoned and dedicated volunteers who plan and execute the event.
Our hats go off to them!
During the spring, the Art League’s fashion show was once again a packed event and raised $12,054,
which will be used by this dedicated group of women volunteers as they continue to support the Art
Museum by acting as docents and providing hospitality support at each of our exhibit openings.
In the early part of the summer our Visions of Community Event held at the Purdue University
Black Cultural Center (BCC) was very successful. Not only did BCC provide a nice backdrop from
which to display the art work of so many of our community members, it also raised the awareness level
of our members and guests who, I think, walked away from the event realizing just what a cultural gem
the BCC is for our community.
We concluded the summer with our Bourbon & BBQ event held in cooperation with the Lafayette
Symphony Orchestra and the Tippecanoe County Historical Association. This event was also a sellout!
The event was designed to be an awareness event and potential members outnumbered members at the
event as they all milled about the Moses Fowler House dining on barbecue and enjoying a small-batch
bourbon tasting with spirits donated by the Jim Beam Co.
A bus trip (2 sold out motor coaches) to Chicago to tour the Art Institute of Chicago and Susanin’s
Auction House in September capped a successful year of special events!
Our board voted to renew our support of Oakland High School and its art curriculum. The lives of
so many students who might not otherwise have exposure to art continue to be positively impacted
through this partnership and the efforts of Sue Carr.
On December 31, 2013 the Agency Endowment Matching Campaign offered by the Community
Foundation of Greater Lafayette will conclude. As of this writing, the museum has raised $24,469,
which will be placed in an endowment for the future benefit of our museum.
Our members, volunteers, donors and staff are all to be thanked for making this a memorable and
fun-filled year!
Respectfully submitted,
Jeffrey W. Love
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 2012-2013
Jeff Love, President
Alberta Barker, Vice President
Adam Henson, Treasurer
Richard Hamrlik, Secretary
Board Members
Thomas Adler
Scott Banfield
Rita Cox
Lynne DiFabio
Elizabeth Lockrey
Inge Maresh
Sue Holder Price
Barbara Reed
Marianne Rose
Jim Sondgeroth
Debra Swick
Renee Thomas
Kathy Trout
David Vorbeck
Staff
Kendall S. Smith II
The Anne Horwedel Executive Director
Glenda McClatchey
Administrative Assistant
Michael Crowthers
Curator of Collections, Exhibitions
and Education
Judy Titche
Gift Shop Manager
Kathy Cowans
Bookkeeper
Committees:
ArtSmart: Indiana – Susan Chavers, (Co-chair), Sharon Theobald
(Co-chair), Kathy Trout, Cheryl Rosenthal, Meg Ellis, Janet Stapleton
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
Advises on and approves all physical plant needs including building improvements,
systems management, grounds-keeping
Collections – Mona Berg (Chair), Michael Crowthers, Kathryn Clark,
Connie Grace, Sherri Helmkamp, Bruno Moser, Eleanor McDonald
In partnership with the Executive Director and Museum Curator, the
committee is responsible for collection planning, storage, acquisition and
de-accession of works of art. The Collection Committee will adhere to the
Board-approved policies, which will follow standards set by the American
Association of Museums.
Development – Scott Banfield (Chair), Alberta Barker, Angela Diaz,
Gordon Chavers, Sharon Theobald, Dave Vorbeck
The Development Committee shall have the responsibility for approving,
implementing, and monitoring the Museum’s development activities required to
create understanding and good will and to attract the membership and financial
support necessary for the Corporation to reach its goals. Members of the committee
shall include a minimum of three current board members and a minimum of one
voting ex-officio member from the Lafayette Art Association Foundation.
Education – Kathy Trout (Chair), Susan Carr, Meg Ellis, Carol Purdy,
Cheryl Rosenthal, Linda Vanderkolk, Renee Thomas, Jane Boswell
The Education committee shall oversee all education policies and procedures,
including studio art class instruction, tours, docent training, and children’s
activities. The committee is responsible for space allocation, curriculum development,
teacher recruitment and contracting, monitoring instructor’s performance and
dismissal. Class fees will be determined by the committee and recommended to the
Board of Directors for approval.
Executive – Jeff Love (Chair), Alberta Barker, Adam Henson, Rich
Hamrlik, Sue Holder Price
Except for those powers, which are expressly reserved to the Board, the Board’s
authority shall be delegated to the Executive Committee when the Board is not
in session. The Board at its next scheduled meeting must act upon all decisions of the
Executive Committee. The Executive Committee shall be composed of the President,
Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. The President may appoint two ex-officio
members to the Executive committee with the consent of the Board.
Exhibitions – Bruno Moser (Chair), Michael Crowthers, Tom Adler, Mona
Berg, Sherri Helmkamp, Jim Sondgeroth, David Sigman, Sharon Theobald,
Connie Grace, Linda Vanderkolk, Sharon Theobald, Lorie Amick, Linda
Sorensen
In partnership with the Museum Director and Museum Curator, the committee is
responsible for the planning and implementation of the exhibition program, which
includes schedules, descriptions, public relations, marketing and coordinating with
other museum programs.
Finance – Deb Swick (Chair), Adam Henson, Rita Cox, Elizabeth Lockrey,
The Finance Committee shall (1) review and recommend approval of the proposed
budget for the next fiscal year to the Board; (2) monitor the financial position of
the Museum, reports of the accountant, and investments; (3) oversee an annual
professionally prepared audit or review; (4) review and recommend approval of all
contracts to the Board of Directors; and (6) review and recommend changes to the
investment policy. The committee shall be composed of a minimum of four (4) Board
members.
Governance – Marianne Rose (Chair), Alberta Barker, Sue Holder Price,
Susan Chavers, Bruno Moser, Elizabeth Lockrey, Lauren Schrader
The Governance Committee shall (1) prepare a slate of nominees for the annual
membership meeting; (2) make recommendations to fill Board and officer positions;
and (3) provide orientation to new Directors. In addition, it shall be the responsibility
of the Governance Committee to review and recommend changes to the bylaws for
approval by the Board of Directors. The committee shall be composed of only Board
members including representatives from first and second term classes.
Human Resources Task Force – Lynne DiFabio (Chair), Amy Davis, Mitzi
Thomas, Jenni Souligne
This task force was assembled to review and assess current personnel policies and
processes to insure they are consistent with the organization’s goals and the legal
requirements of employers.
In addition to formulate and recommend personnel policy changes; develop a
leadership succession plan; and in concert with the director, develop job descriptions
and classifications for all current positions. The task force will be dissolved when their
mission is completed.
Special Events – Barb Reed (Chair), Carol Purdy, Elizabeth Lockrey, Cari
Gothard, Tiffany Gilbert, LaJune Scott
Develops and oversees implementation of fundraising activities and events. Recruits
committee chairs and members for each event. Plans and implements tours, lectures and
other member and donor stewardship activities. Prepares annual budgets for each event
and provides to the Finance Committee by March 31, each year.
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Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, Inc.
Statement of Financial Position
As of June 30, 2013
Assets
Cash
Accounts and Pledges Receivable
Prepaid Expense
Investments
Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance
Net Property and Equipment
Total Assets
$151,911
41,402
509
109,129
1,323
387,944
$692,218
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts Payable
Deferred Revenue
Accrued Expenses
Long-Term Debt
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
2,636
9,245
11,881
680,337
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$692,218
Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, Inc.
Statement of Activities
For the Year Ended June 30, 2013
Revenue and Support
Memberships
Contributions
Grants
Programs
Sales
Fundraisers
Other
Investment Income (Net of Expenses)
Gain (Loss) on Disposal of Assets
Total Revenue and Support
$60,790
69,724
45,693
77,613
24,360
149,726
1,127
1,351
(24,034)
406,350
Expenses
Grants
Administration
Fundraising and Events
Total Expenses
Net Income before Depreciation
Depreciation
Net Income after Depreciation
6,202
341,595
57,321
405,118
1,232
40,443
$(39,211)
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Lafayette Art Association Foundation, Inc. Report
Art Museum of Greater Lafayette Thanks to many gifts and decades of excellent stewardship, your foundation
Foundation Board Members
endowment has grown to $1,293,382. Most importantly, and in accordance with
2012-2013
David Vorbeck, President
Sharon Theobald, Vice President
Thomas Reed, Treasurer
Prella McBride, Secretary
Directors:
Tony Albrecht
Ron Alting
Alberta Barker
David Bathe
Jim Bodenmiller
Stuart Boehning
Susan Chavers
Ed Chosnek
Renee Congdon
John Dennis
Angela Diaz
Al Gatmaitan
Connie Grace
Jos Holman
Ellie Kaplan
Sheila Klinker
Sonya Margerum
Amy Moulton
Scott Pate
Sandra Pearlman
John Percifield
James Risk III
Tony Roswarski
Sarah Schwarz
Joseph Seaman
James Shook Sr.
Wesley Shook
Randy Truit
our recently adopted funds disbursement policy, the Foundation distributed $43,
431 to the Art Museum during fiscal year 2012/2013. Our entire Board is pleased
that the dream so many years ago of a vibrant Foundation, filled with the living
gifts of so many, that provides for a sustainable income to the Museum has been
fulfilled.
2013 marked two significant milestones concerning how the Foundation relates
to the Museum. An effort spearheaded by Alberta Barker has led the formation
of a combined, Museum board and Foundation board, Advancement Committee. As the footprint of the organizations grow in our community, and beyond,
we felt that it was critical to ensure that all of our efforts in fund-raising were well
coordinated and were consistent with the overall objectives of both “entities”.
Along with the coordinated fund-raising effort, our Board felt that it was important to revisit the technical construction of the Foundation as an entity. Simply
put, the Foundation while always having exclusively supported the Museum, was
not legally required to do so. After may long hours of research and planning by
Renee Congdon, two special meetings of the board, and a vigorous debate it was
proposed that our IRS tax status be changed. We were a “public charity” and the
proposal to become a 501c-3, 509(a)(3) “supporting organization” would mean
that we can only provide financial support the Art Museum. The Board felt that
this was always the intention of the founders of the organization, and on July 24,
the board voted unanimously to make that change. Renee has formed a task force
to update the Foundation by-laws so they are in compliance with IRS rules.
I want to thank the board members for actively participating in board and committee meetings and for focusing on improving our Foundation.
Dave Vorbeck
Foundation Board President
In Memoriam
Lowell Horwedel, a 27-year board member of the Foundation, who served as treasurer
for many years and as President for seven years, passed away October 12, 2012. With
his wife Anne, he made many philanthropic contributions to the Art Museum and the
Foundation, including a $60,000 challenge gift, in 2006, to kick off funding for the
Anne Horwedel Executive Director position.
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Lafayette Art Association Foundation Inc.
Statement of Financial Position
As of June 30, 2013
Assets
Cash
Net Pledges Receivable
Investments at Smith Barney
Total Assets
$139,866
60,100
1,093,416
$1,293,382
Net Assets
Unrestricted Net Assets
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
858,968
434,414
$1,293,382
Lafayette Art Association Foundation Inc.
Statement of Activities
For the Year Ended June 30, 2013
Revenue and Support
Centennial Campaign
Investment Interest & Dividends
Membership
Net Realized/Unrealized Investment Income
Total Revenue and Support
$13,752
30,895
5,970
96,308
146,925
Expenses
Office & General Expenses
Grants to Museum
Investment Fees
Total Expenses
Net Income
473
37,331
3,307
41,111
$105,813
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Education Report
2012-2013 With the Manya Fan Education Center reconstruction, guilds, classes, and tours continued to improve and grow. Richard Hamrlik assembled all the rolling storage units, which now allows
each faculty member to have their own storage. The new space is an aesthetic experience for all!
Education Committee-Members are Jane Boswell, Sue Carr, Meg Ellis, Carol Purdy, Cheryl Rosenthal, Bridget Santon, Renee Thomas, Kathy Trout and Linda Vanderkolk. Michael Crowthers and
Kendall Smith participate as staff members. Recently we adopted a mission statement for the Manya
Fan Education Center and it is: “The mission of the Manya Fan Art Education Center is to enrich the
quality of life through exemplary instruction in art production, history, criticism aesthetics and museum
experiences.”
Faculty- Lorie Amick, Elizabeth Beeson, Jane and Jeff Boswell, Ron Burgess, Sue Perry, Boyd Smith
Jennifer Reitmeyer, Bridget Santon, Judy Titche and James Werner. This group continued to implement the Faculty Policies and Procedures Handbook provided by Jane Boswell and they all helped to
promote more advertising and regular use of banners to announce classes. In addition a subcommittee
formed to organize student and guild work for scheduled MFEC gallery exhibits. Several students
have been featured with one-man/woman showcases. Currently 28 classes are being offered. IUPUI
will offer three Continuing Education courses at the museum for their Community Learning Network.
Guilds- Tuesday Painters, coordinated by Robert Lempke, the Fabric Guild coordinated by Helen Radavich, and Photography Guild coordinated by Alex Buntin. A Life Drawing guild is being planned.
Oakland High School collaboration: For the third year Sue Carr provided her expertise as a volunteer Art Educator/Liaison for LSC’s Oakland High School. The objective was to provide art experiences for the 65 students and 29 volunteers who were involved during the 2012-2013 school year. Sue
worked 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. Thirteen
students were enrolled in Art for credit classes during this past year and tours of AMGL Exhibitions
were planned for all students. As part of our Community Partnership, the Art Museum of Greater
Lafayette also used the OHS art classrooms for museum studio classes when needed. The studio is
equipped by the generosity of many community groups and businesses. In addition, many “StudiOHS”
events were held during the school year for all students. Funding was through grants from Target
Corporation and Kiwanis Foundation.
Scheduled tours included a variety of groups from Purdue; Bauer Center, Hanna Center, YWCA
Camp, Young Professionals, Westminster Village, 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. Many tours included entering the Visions of
Community exhibit and on June 29 activities on the lawn between the Art Museum and TCHA after
the Box Parade were directed.
Education Committee members are planning a docent call-out and training session as we continue to
make the museum accessible to all.
Art Partners: Sharon Theobald led 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 led tours of the exhibits at the museum and
traveled 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, 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
State Representative, Sheila Klinker addresses attendants at the Manya
Fan Art Education Center opening
Manya Fan’s four children, David Fan, Francis McDonald, Hung Fan and Vicky
Black at the Fan Center dedication
ArtSmart Board Report 2012-2013
ArtSmart: Indiana is growing!!!
New things are happening with OUR VERY OWN ArtSmart: Indiana
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A new 3 ½ minute Video on our website, www.artsmartindiana.org was made possible by the McAllister
Foundation. It is our latest marketing tool to inform Indiana teachers and other interested Hoosiers.
Please check it out!
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Our website is constantly being updated and the images improved thanks to the McAllister Foundation.
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We participated in an Indiana Arts Integration Educational Workshop at the Indianapolis Museum of
Art training IMA staff as well as teachers in other areas of the state.
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In the spring of 2013, we presented our program to fourth grade classrooms including Hershey, Mintonye, Mayflower Mill, St. Boniface, Happy Hollow and others. The hard working ArtSmart Team of
Cheryl Rosenthal, Meg Ellis, Kathy Trout, Janet Stapleton, Sharon Theobald and Susan Chavers provide
volunteer leadership for all ArtSmart programs.
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On October 2, 2013, we traveled to the Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City to present
ArtSmart to educators from Michigan City, Chesterton, Westville, and Valparaiso, as well as area private
schools.
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ArtSmart: Indiana plans to be part of Indiana’s Bicentennial in 2016. We will be reaching out to other
museums in Indiana doing workshops and encouraging them to have their own ArtSmart: Indiana
exhibitions during the Bicentennial focusing on their Indiana Art and Artists. We will soon be linked to
other websites including the Indiana Historical Bureau.
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We offered refresher workshops in 2013 for the teachers of all schools previously reached through our
NCHS workshop grant.
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ArtSmart: Indiana interactive kiosks will soon be located in the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette thanks
to the McAllister Foundation. The ArtSmart Committee has written programs for the kiosks. This is a
groundbreaking way of learning in our community and we will be installing an ArtSmart Kiosk in the
Weil Gallery for interactive art educational opportunities for adults and children to become ArtSmart!
We have worked with David Donaldson, Vice President for Technology for the Children’s Museum, our
partner Storm Front Productions, Lafayette, is working the technology for us.
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A new ArtSmart exhibition is in the Weil Gallery. The exhibit will be changed three times each year.
When we announced the new ArtSmart: Indiana website at the Statehouse, Indiana Representative
Todd Rokita joined Governor Mitch Daniels along with Dr. Jeffrey Patchen, President of the Children’s
Museum. Mitch Daniels noted:
“ArtSmart: Indiana is an innovative tool that makes our rich history available, at no cost, to every child
and adult in our state. ArtSmart is harnessing the power of technology to educate our fellow citizens on a
subject of great importance. The partnership of public and private institutions that have come together to
make this investment in Indiana’s future is a model we can look to as we continue to improve education in
our state.” IT IS GREAT TO BE ARTSMART!
Sharon Theobald
Committee Co-Chair with Susan Chavers
Education
Kent Schankel, Curator of the Haitian art
collection for the Waterloo Museum of
Art, speaks to the Art League
Members of the Tuesday Painters Guild meet weekly in Studio B
Kathy Trout leads a children’s group
through the “New Artists” exhibit
Children’s summer workshop taught by Bridget Santon
Art League Report
General Membership Meetings: Many thanks to Mary Jo Sparrow for planning and organizing
the programs for the general membership meetings; to Linda Sorensen for making sure the food
was delicious and the dining room was tastefully decorated and Winnie Adler for sending the
announcements for all the meetings of the General Membership, Board of Directors and Executive
Committee, keeping track of the reservations and taking good care of the visitors, guests and new
members at the meetings.
September 11 • Welcome Reception • Program: The Clay Is the Thing with Jane and Jeff Boswell.
October 9 • A Catered luncheon • Program: Collecting Pueblo Pottery with Mary Lou and Mike
Hasegawa
October 23 • Guided tour of the Kokomo Opalescent Glass Factory in Kokomo.
November 13 • Annual Joint Meeting with the Lafayette Symphony Guild at University Place
Program: a Collaborative Performance with Artist Rena Brouwer and Songwriter Joe Peters.
December 4 • Annual Holiday Tea and Scholarship Fundraiser, Bling on a Budget
January 10 • Catered Luncheon • Program: Haitian Art: Ken Shankle, The Waterloo Center for the Arts
February 12 • Book discussion of Clara and Mr. Tiffany, by Susan Vreeland with Nick Schenkel
April 16 • Art in a Glass: Indiana Wines with wine enthusiast Ellen Dran
May 14 • Annual Art League Meeting and lunch • Program: Nostrils - Their Importance w/David Slonim
Projects Undertaken:
• The Bylaws were revised and voted on at the Annual Meeting.
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Out of a Finance Subcommittee meeting came two ideas for next year: A community outreach project to facilitate and finance an inspirational mural for the hallway of the Lafayette Adult Resource Academy facilitated by Mary Jo Sparrow and a membership bonus to introduce Art League Members to the various classes offered at the museum
• The Art League will help fund the education coordinator position at $5,000 for one year and evaluate this donation on a yearly basis for three years.
Acquisition: David Slonim’s painting, Chalk Drawing, a gift to the Art Museum
Scholarships:
• The Barbara Walker Memorial Fund for Educators: the $500 Lucile Bertram Scholarship for Art Students: Justyn Roland of West Lafayette
• Scholarships for Art Education Association of Indiana Conference: Elizabeth Clark who teaches at
Hamilton Southeast High School in Fishers
• Scholarships for the AMGL Studio At Classes: 7 Scholarships were given out.
• Tri-Kappa Scholarship Awards (given to students from 12 area high schools entered in the New
Artist exhibit - (2 X $150): Rachel Taylor of Harrison High School for “Aftermath”, Jorge Hernandez of Twin Lakes High School for “Loss of Freedom” and Honorable mention to 16 | Art Museum of Greater Lafayette
MacKenzie Mills of Jefferson High School for “Decadence”
Special Thanks to
• Pat Short for the careful and frugal oversight of Art League Budget and Finances
• Peggy Housley for careful and accurate recording of Minutes of all Meetings of the Board of Directors, the Executive Committee and at the Annual Meeting
• Ellen Dran for the production of the Art League Directory
• Bylaws Committee: Ellen Dran, Peggy Housley, Inge Maresh, Josette Rolley and Mary Jo Sparrow
• Kathy Trout for chairing the Scholarship Committee
• Lynn Holland for design services for New Art League logo
• Shirley Bosler and her team of volunteers for planning and organizing receptions
• Jan Dilley and Marilyn Hinze and their committee for their organization of Holiday Tea
• Peggy Housley and Nerlene Ramsey and their committee for Bling on a Budget: Members collect gently used jewelry and scarves for resale at the Holiday Tea. All profits go toward the Scholarship Fund.
• Grayce Lechtenberg and her committee for The Art League Luncheon and Fashion Show, our largest annual fundraiser
I end this report with a big thank you to the Executive Committee, the Art League Board of
Directors, Executive Director Kendall Smith, Curator of Collections, Exhibitions, and Education
Co-coordinator Michael Crowthers, Administrative Assistant Glenda McClatchey and the rest of
the Museum staff, AMGL Board of Directors and the entire membership for their support, the
sharing of their expertise, advice, suggestions, time and plain hard work. Without our membership’s
willingness to volunteer in every aspect of this organization we would not function or even exist.
I salute you all for your love of art, this museum and the Art League.
Inge Maresh
2012 - 2013 President
Art League of AMGL
Meg Ellis leads a children’s group through the “Visions of Community” exhibit
Art League
2013 Spring Fashion Show models, Nancy Gatmaiten, Lorie Amick, Kitty Campbell, Valerie Clinton,
Sheila Klinker, Nancy Stone, Christine Burr, Corinne Pence, Linda Rohrman and Cindy Leuck
Harriet Coppoc, Sheilia Klinker, Mary Hood, Janet Thompson and Renee
Mullin at the combined Art League and Symphony Guild Reception.
Artist Rene Brouwer painted to the music of Joe Peters at the
annual combined Art League and Symphony Guild reception held
at University Place
Shireen Hafeez, evening wear designer Daniela Upshaw , LaDonna Vohar
and Rachelle Brand
Museum Board President, Jeff Love with Art League President, Inge Maresh
at the Spring Fashion Show
Art League President Inge Maresh (center) with her daughters in law,
Emily and Stephanie Maresh
Visions of Community
Lajune Scott sat for an Alla Prima Portrait by James Werner
BCC Executive Director, Renee Thomas, Kendall and Beatrice Smith, Robert Peppers,
Betty and former BCC Executive Director, Tony Zamora
“Visions of Community” committee chair, Barb Reed listens to “Spirit of the
BCC” artist and former Assistant Director of the BCC, Robert Peppers, explain his
thoughts about the mural
Rob Dixon and vocalist Kitty Campbell entertained the guests with a great selection of jazz standards.
Gayle Taylor, Mike Taylor,Tom Reed, William Korn, Connie Korn
Purdue University Black Cultural Center Director, Renee Thomas with Tom Adler
Jim Bodenmiller, Michael and Ellie Kaplan, Kendall and Beatrice
Smith, Barb Reed
Barry Rubin and Linda Vanderkolk, guest curator for the Visions of Community exhibit
Lorie Amick’s watercolor class students created over 300 hand-painted
greeting cards, which were packaged in sets and given to attendees at
the “Visions of Community” event
Exhibitions
Artist and instructor James Werner demonstrates Alla Prima portrait painting
LaDonna Vohar helps Guest Curator Lorie Amick, prepare the galleries for the
“Celebration of Haitian Art” exhibition
Guest Curator, Lorie Amick introduces two exhibitions:”Visions: Four Indiana
Artists” and “Pueblo Pots and Navajo Rugs”
“Pueblo Pots and Navajo Rugs” exhibition
Guest Curator, Linda Vanderkolk speaks at the opening reception for her mosaic
exhibit “Visions of Community”
Exhibitions Committee Annual Report
The Exhibitions Committee had a busy year organizing nine exhibitions in our main galleries, four special exhibitions in
the Shook Room, four 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.
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 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.
September 28 – December 18, 2012 East Gallery
NAVAJO RUGS AND PUEBLO POTS: FROM THE COMPTON AND HASEGAWA COLLECTIONS
Jean and Dale Compton’s contemporary hand-woven Native American rugs are truly works of art produced by native Navajo weavers of the
Southwestern United States. The rugs in this exhibition were collected for over 50 years and displayed a wide range of colors and patterns.
Mike and Mary Lou Hasegawa’s pottery collection started about 20 years ago. The exhibit included pieces from all 19 pueblos in New Mexico
and one in Arizona. The pottery was handmade by well known 20th and 21st century potters, using traditional methods and materials. The
museum was pleased to receive this collection as a gift from the Hasegawa’s at the end of the exhibit. The works now reside in the Art Museum’s permanent collection. Works from these two collectors gave our community an opportunity to become familiar with these outstanding
art forms from the Southwest.
September 28 – December 18, 2012 McDonald Gallery
VISIONS: FOUR INDIANA PAINTERS
Paintings by renowned Indiana contemporary artists, Ken Bucklew, Joel Knapp, David Slonim and Jerry Smith created a powerful image of
the current art of Indiana.
With limitations, due to a spinal cord injury in 1975 resulting in total paralysis, Ken Bucklew went on to be a successful commercial artist,
college instructor and the all time winner of the Indiana Water- fowl and Game Bird Stamp competitions. His paintings are mostly scenes
from his native area of southern Indiana and are in collections around the country.
Joel Knapp is a devoted plein air and studio painter, who feels that the essence of a place can best be captured by experiencing it directly. His award- winning oil paintings have been displayed at the Hoosier Salon and numerous other art shows and paint-outs and are a permanent part of corporate and private collections throughout the U.S. and Europe.
David Slonim is an artist and children’s author/ illustrator. His oil paintings are interpretations of nature observed, remembered and often re-imagined. He earned a bachelor’s degree in illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design. Between freelance commercial illustration jobs, he began to paint in oils.
Crawfordsville artist, Jerry Smith, finds inspiration for his paintings traveling back roads of Indiana or the Maine coast. A graduate of Indiana State University, he is a lifelong Indiana resident and self-taught artist.
September 28, 2012 – March 17, 2013 Weil Gallery
FACELIFTS-THE ART OF THE CONSERVATOR: WORKS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION CONSERVED BY BARRY BAUMANN
Over the past several years Barry Bauman, a nationally recognized professional conservator from Chicago, restored 33 works in our Permanent Collection to their original luster with no charge for his labors. The exhibit of these works was intended as a special recognition to him
for his generosity and to educate our community regarding the importance of conservation as part of an excellent art collection. His gallery
talk “ Discoveries in the Conservation of Paintings”, was one of the most riveting and enjoyable given at the Art Museum in recent years.
January 11 – March 17, 2013 East and McDonald Galleries
A CELEBRATION OF HAITIAN ART: WORKS FROM THE WATERLOO CENTER OF THE ARTS COLLECTION
Despite their nation’s history of political upheaval, the artists of Haiti flourish and create vibrant works of art. This exhibit, selected from the
extensive collection of the Waterloo Center for the Arts in Iowa, presented highly stylized, visually stimulating and thought provoking works
depicting scenes of Haitian labor, life, celebration, mythology, beliefs and practices. Bucolic, mystic and surreal themes were the subjects of
paintings, pierced steel or wooden sculptures and sequined flags. Sponsored by: Purdue University Black Cultural Center and IU Health
October 20, 2012 – March 7, 2013 Mickey Shook Gallery
FABRICS: A TRIBUTE TO MANYA FAN
A special exhibition of fabric works from the Art Museum Fabric Guild was on display to pay tribute to Manya Fan, the Guilds first President. Works included those from current Guild members as well as several by Manya Fan. The opening of this exhibit accompanied the
dedication of the Manya Fan Education Center, made possible by a monetary gift from her children.
April 2 – May 31, 2013 Dick and Connie Grace Foyer
RECENT ACQUISITIONS TO THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
The Museums’ most recent acquisition, two pastel landscape paintings by Arnie Kvaalen from West Lafayette, IN, was displayed for the first
time. These pastel paintings are a fine addition to our landscape painting collection.
April 2 – September 14, 2013 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 2 – April 27, 2013 East & McDonald Galleries
NEW ARTISTS 2013
2013 marked 34 years for this partnership between the Epsilon Chapter of Tri Kappa and the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette. This juried
show, of over 116 works from105 students, highlighted the best work by area high school students in 10 different media. Works were submitted by art teachers from 11 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: Lafayette Savings Bank, Duke Energy, The Buttery Shelf Eatery, Pass and ‘Round the Fountain Art Fair
April 2 – April 27, 2013 Mickey Shook Gallery
HIGH SCHOOL ART TEACHERS INVITATIONAL - 2013
Art teachers from area High Schools 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 3 – May 31, 2013 East Gallery
ROUND THE FOUNTAIN ART FAIR COLLECTION: 40TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBIT FROM THEIR COLLECTION
A special exhibit of paintings and drawings purchased by the Board of Round the Fountain Art Fair over the last 40 years of Round the Fountain Art Shows was moved from the Tippecanoe County Courthouse to the Art Museum and presented in a gallery setting. Seeing them in
this new setting gave the community a chance to enjoy these excellent works in a different venue than the Courthouse halls. The collection
was returned to the Courthouse at the end of the exhibit. Sponsored by: Round the Fountain Art Fair
May 3 – September 14 2013 Mickey Shook Gallery
ALLA PRIMA PORTRAITS: FACES OF OUR COMMUNITY BY JAMES WERNER
A collection of about 50 oil portraits on 18” x 24” panels was assembled by James Warner over the summer. Community members were
invited to his studio for live portraits that were completed in one sitting of 1-2 hours. This “Alla Prima” style of painting resulted in a colorful
display that covered the walls of the Mickey Shook Room for the entire summer. Several demonstration paintings were done by the artist at
meetings of Art Museum organizations and invited groups.
June 14 – September 31 East Gallery
VISIONS OF COMMUNITY: A REGIONAL PARTICIPATORY ART INSTALLATION
An exhibition of hundreds of framed artworks by members of our community, assembled by artist Linda Vanderkolk into
a giant mosaic of trees, buildings and street scenes. Each 8” x 10” piece was created by individuals, art educators, students,
designers, artists and photographers. Silent bids were placed on these works over the summer with significant funds raised
to support the Art Museum. Sponsored by: Westminster Village, Reed and Company, Regions Bank and WLFI TV-18
June 10 – September 8, 2013
LAYERS OF LIFE: WORKS IN CLAY BY ANINDITA DUTTA
The exhibit featured a number of colorful abstract clay sculptural figures on large wood panels ranging in size from 2’ x 3’
to 7’ x 3’. Her unique technique of forming wet clay with her hands and fingers on the panel surfaces brought a never before
seen art form to the Museum. A second part of the exhibit, “Wrest in Peace” featured video of a performance she presented
in Japan featuring live male and female models covered with wet clay arm wrestling to a standstill and still life pictures of
large presentations of her wet clay techniques to express conflict and emotion through this media.
June14 – September14, 2013 Dick and Connie Grace Foyer
RECENT NEW ACQUISITIONS TO THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
The Museums’ most recent acquisition, a wall hanging sculpture by Larry Spears from Nashville, IN, was displayed for the
first time. This ceramic piece is a fine addition to our pottery collection by an artist new to the permanent collection.
June14 – September 14, 2013 Weil Gallery “B”
DRAWN TOGETHER: DRAWINGS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
Some of the best drawings from the Museum Permanent Collection were selected by Mona Berg and framed and installed
by Museum Curator, Michael Crowthers. Many of them were on display for the first time. Visitors had the opportunity to
see a small example of the Art Museum’s large drawing collection with works by many well known artists.
Collections Committee Report
Exciting new categories and collecting opportunities have been added to the permanent collections as
a result of recent gifts. Eighty-nine pieces of Southwest pottery representing 20 New Mexico Pueblos
and Navajo and Hopi peoples of Arizona were the gifts of Michael and Mary Lou Hasegawa. They were
featured in the exhibition Navajo Rugs and Pueblo Pots last fall. Thirty-seven Stone carvings by the Inuit
peoples above the Canadian Arctic Circle were the gifts of Albert Ewell. These will be shown in a Weil
Gallery exhibit beginning in January 2014. Another important addition to the collection was the oil painting, Forest Landscape, by John Wesley
Hardrick, gift of Bill and Sharon Theobald. This joins another work in the Museum’s collection by this
African American artist who studied with Otto Stark and William Forsyth and exhibited with William
Edward Scott. William and Mary Nordyke of Albuquerque, New Mexico presented an untitled oil painting by Jacob
Cox to the Museum. It is the first work by this artist in the collection and as such is an important
acquisition because Cox was one of the earliest Indiana painters of note, recognized for his landscapes
and portraits, particularly those of several of Indiana’s governors.
A delightful contemporary work, Chalk Drawing, by David Slonim was purchased for the Museum by the
Art League and joins a growing number of significant works presented to the collection by this valuable
Museum support group.
Conservation continues to be a concern of the collections committee. Four works were taken to Chicago
conservator, Barry Bauman, were restored and returned along with four works that were delivered to him
earlier. These were Swirling Waters, by Samuel Birch; Mountains, by Maurice Braun; Woman Spinning,
by Robert Grafton; Ramona’s Wedding Place, by O.L. Foster; Lake Michigan, by Otto Stark; Landscape
with Sheep, by Barton Hayes; Untitled, by Gayle Porter Haskins; and Autumn Scene, by Sister Rufinia. These works were exhibited, along with twenty-seven other works in Facelifts: the Art of Conservator, Barry
Bauman in Weil Gallery from September 28, 2012 through May 31, 2013. Seven more works from the
collection are currently being restored.
Drawings from the permanent collection opened in Weil Gallery June 14 and continues. Grace Foyer offers a place to display recent acquisitions. Works shown this year were Hardrick’s Forest
Landscape, Cox’s untitled oil, two works by Arne Kvaalen, Lily Pond With Curly Dock and McKinly Place,
and Larry Spears’ Wall Pods. This year the committee has focused on assessing and refining the collection. After a careful review
of the museum’s paintings, a small number have been identified as possible candidates for deaccession. These will be thoroughly researched and discussed by the committee members before presentation to the
board for approval. This is a process not undertaken lightly and will be an ongoing process for the next
several years.
Mona Berg, Chair Collections Committee
Permanent Collection Acquisitions:
89 pieces of Southwest ceramics
37 carved stone sculptures by the Inuit peoples
Gift of Michael and Mary Lou Hasegawa
Gift of Albert Ewell
Forest Landscape by John Wesley Hardrick, Oil
untitled painting by Jacob Cox, Oil
Chalk Drawing by David Slonim, Oil
Gift of Bill and Sharon Theobald
Gift of William and Mary Ann Nordyke
Gift of the Art League
Mike and Mary Lou Hasegawa present their 89 piece Native American pottery collection, with
works from all 20 pueblos, to the Art Museum
Joe Gerrity of WBAA interviews Jean and Dale Compton about their weaving collection
displayed in “Pueblo Pots and Navajo Rugs”
Grants and Sponsors List 2012-2013
Grants
Purpose
Indiana Arts CommissionOperating Expenses
Alfred J McAllister & Dorothy N McAllister Foundation Art Smart, Indiana Kiosks
Olson Fund New Kilns
Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette Kiln Room Improvements
Tipmont REMCTechnology Upgrades
TargetOakland High School Partnership
Lafayette Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.Oakland High School Partnership
Sponsors Media SponsorWBAA Public Radio from Purdue
ExhibitionsSponsors
Navajo Rugs and Pueblo Pots: From the Compton and
Bison Financial Group
Hasegawa Collections and Visions: Four Indiana Painters Plantinum
Purdue University Black Cultural Center
Celebration of Haitian Art
GoldIndiana University Health SilverBison Financial Group
New Artists
GoldLafayette Savings Bank
SilverDuke Energy
SilverBison Financial Group
Visions of Community Exhibit
PlatinumWestminster Village
GoldReed and Company, PC
GoldTom and Barb Reed
GoldRegions Bank
GoldWLFI TV 18
SilverBison Financial Group
Events
1964 The Tribute
Platinum
Sponsors
Regions Bank
Gold
John and Prella McBride
Gold
WLFI TV18
Gold
WASK Radio
Silver
Best Western
Silver
Olga Jeffares
Silver
IU Health
Silver
Tom & Barb Reed
Silver
Bar Barry Liquors
SilverArnie's
Silver
Purdy Materials
Platinum
1st Source Bank
Heart of Art
Gold
Indiana University Health
Silver
Stuart & Branigin
Silver
Carroll Wine and Spirits
SilverGhyslain
Silver
Purdy Materials
Art League Fashion Show
Diamond
Stall & Kessler's Diamond Center
Diamond
Purdue Federal Credit Union
Sapphire
Holder Law
Sapphire
University Place
Sapphire
Best Western Lafayette
Sapphire
Dr. Lai Plastic Surgery
Sapphire
KL Galleries
Visions of Community Event
Platinum
Tom and Barb Reed
Platinum
Reed and Company, PC
Gold
Westminster Village
Gold
Regions Bank
Gold
WLFI TV 18
Gold
Purdy Materials
Business Memberships
$500 Business Patron
In Kind Business Partners
Holder Price, Carolyn S.
Arnie’s
Purdue Employees Federal Credit Union
Baker, Dan (Auctioneer)
Bar Barry Liquors
$250 Community Leader
Barash Law, LLC
Lafayette Heating & Cooling
Rea Magnet Wire Co Inc
Becky Chapman Design & Illustration
Bison Financial Group
Brewer, Wesley
Brody, Rebecca (Graphic Design)
Carroll Wine and Spirits
Ghyslain
$400 Community Leader
Hoosier Recycling
Stan’s Professional Plumbing Service
Huth Thompson LLP
Jane’s Gourmet Deli & Catering
Lafayette Country Club
$150 Business Friend
Lausch Photography
Williamson Eye Institute
Mulhaupt’s Inc.
Powell, Natalie (Graphic Design)
$100 Business Friend
Association For Women In Communications
Keystone Architecture Inc.
Lafayette-West Lafayette Convention & Visitors Bureau
One Touch Security Plus
Purdy Materials
Wakefield, Lisa
WASK Inc
WBAA Public Radio from Purdue
WLFI - TV 18
Heart of Art Auction Donors
9 Irish Brothers
Art of Framing
Beam US
Bistro 501
Blubaugh, Susan
Love, Jeff and Kelly
Bodenmiller, James and Sandra
Margerum, Sonya and Dale
Bonora, Michelle
MAZA
Boswell, Jeffrey
Pascal, Michel
Burgess, Ronald
People’s Brewing Co.
Cawdron, Anthony P
Puccini’s Smiling Teeth
Christina & Company Inc.
Purdue Convocations
Clark, Kathryn
Purdy, Ed and Carol
Columbia Club
Raisor Automotive Group
Courtyard By Marriott
RedSeven Bar and Grill
Daniels, Mitch
Reed, Tom and Barb
Diaz, Al and Angela
Reitmeyer, Jennifer
Elks Country Club
Rubia Flower Market
Evan Todd
Rudolech, Lawrence
Ferringer, Jim
Santon, Bridget
Frankenberger, Scott
Shafer, Thomas (Orie)
Harrison Hills Golf and Country Club
Shook, James Sr. and Ruthie
Harrison, Emily
Smith, Jerry
Hunter’s Pub Down Under
Smith, Kendall and Beatrice
Inspired Fire Glass Studio & Gallery
Stall and Kessler Diamond Center
Interior Objects
The Cabaret At The Columbia Club
Issam and Jane Ausman-Mudawar
Vierk’s Fine Jewelry & Exchange
K.M. Davis Inc.
Vorbeck, David
Kaplan, Ellie
Werner, James
Klinker, Jeff
Whyte Horse Winery
La Scala Italian Restaurant
Lafayette Brewing Company
Lafayette Country Club
Lafayette Savings Bank
Lafayette Symphony Orchestra
LifeLong Fitness
Long Center For The Performing Arts
Other In Kind Gifts
Huth Thompson LLP
Mitchell, Darlene
Mullen, Derek
Walmart
Louis A Weil, Jr. Award for Volunteer
Leadership
This award was established in 1979, in honor of benefactor Louis A. Weil Jr. (19051992), who was the major funder for the Weil Wing expansion, which was completed in
1981. Mr. Weil was the Publisher of the Lafayette Journal and Courier and from 1971 to
1978 he was an officer and board member with Gannet Newspapers. He and his wife,
Kathryn, were the parents of the late Mickey Shook, who was married to Jim Shook Sr. This
is the highest volunteer award bestowed by the Art Museum.
Past Recipients
1979 Manya Fan
1997 Suzie Coles
1980 Beatrice Yearian
1998 Mary Jo David, Van and Linda Phillips
1981 Lois Pence
1999 Donna Segrist
1982 Virginia Spalding
2000 Kathy Trout
1983 Rosemary Minnear
2003 Susan McCully and Ellie Kaplan
1984 Marvin and Trudy Wildfeuer
2004 Robert Lindsey
1985 Lifcha Alper and Helen Radavich
2007 Sharon Theobald
1986 Vanevaryn Peeters and Lew Graham
2008 Susan Chavers
1987 Alys Hale
2009 Lowell Horwedel
1988 James Hobbs
2010 James Shook Sr., James Risk III and Gordon Chavers
1989 Ben Rifner and Michael Sum
2011 William Theobald
1990 Louise Grier
2012 Bruno Moser
1991 James Lovett
1992 Isabella Williams
1993 Margo Gathers
1994 Nancy Whittall
1995 Joanne Kuhn Titolo
1996 Joe Rudolph
Tom Adler, Kendall Smith and Board President, Sue Holder Price,
presents the 2012 Louis A. Weil Award to Bruno Moser
The Presidential Award
First awarded in 1990 as a second volunteer award, the focus was changed in 1998 to honor a business
or professional member, who has made outstanding financial and/or volunteer contributions in support
of the mission of the Art Museum.
Past Recipients
1990 Robert M. Whitsel (Lafayette Life Insurance Co.)
1991 James C. Shook (The Shook Agency)
1992 Kurt E. Wilson (Lafayette Bank and Trust Co.)
1993 Kent R. Schisler (Caterpillar)
1995 David R. Grove (Eli Lily)
1996 Ellie Kaplan and Wick Rimert
(Paint the Town fundraising event chairs for 3 years)
1997 Ed and Meta Sword
1998 Indiana Design Consortium
Sue Holder Price presented the 2011 “Presidential Award” to Tom Reed of Reed &
Company
2010 Purdy Concrete
2011 Reed and Company
2012 Henriott Group
Board President, Sue Holder Price presented the 2012 “Presidential Award” to
Gary Henriott of the Henriott Group
Heart of Art 2013 fund raising event.
February 15, 2013 at the Lafayette Country Club
Platinum Sponsor - 1st Source Bank
Standing L-R: Rick and Bonnie Hobbs, Brent and Lisa Mithoefer, Deb McCormick
Seated: L-R: Lacey and Adam Henson and Alberta Barker
Gold Sponsor - IU Health
Standing: Ken and Nancy Stone, Mike Wagoner
Seated: Sirumugai Saravanan, Igor and Irina Tubin, Phil and Elizabeth Krause
Silver Sponsor - Stuart & Branigin Law
Standing L-r: Jason Cottrell Sam Martin, Renee Congdon, Sandy Daniel, Don Daniel
Seated L-R: Jordan Syzmialis, Stephen Pennell,Diana Pennell, Carma Emerick, Bill Emerick
Kent and Jennifer Hufendick, Elizabeth Perkins, Jeff Vierk, Mike Long and
Anna Olsen, Bob and Laurie Webster
Museum Curator Michael Crowthers with Beatrice Smith and Shirley Bosler
Seated: Pam Dunn, Rhonda and Jeffrey Schwab Standing: Tom and Susan Pierce, Kim Lien Tran and Khoa Lai
Seated: Tom and Winnie Adler, Ellen and John Dran, Mary Jo and Tom Sparrow
Standing: David and Kathy Trout, Bill and Inge Maresh
Standing: Barb Kapp, Kevin Giacometti, Dan Dexter and Greg Kapp
Seated: Jasey and Randy Toleman, Jackie Dexter, Rick and Sarah Schwarz
Standing: Kelly Schreckengast, Michael & Ellie Kaplan, Mary Chatfield, David
Goldman, Iris and Barry Karas
Seated: Steve Schreckengast, Kim and Steve Meyer
Standing L-R: Nikki Horner, Theresa Koger, Mike Koger, Carol Purdy, Ed Purdy
Seated L-R Sue Holder Price, Jim Link, Jane Link, Senator Ron Alting and Pam Alting
Seated: Laura Vanier, Jim Buscher, Kathy Davis Standing: Jaques Vanier, Sandy and Jim Bodenmiller, Larry and Marianne Rose, Jim Shook
Standing: Andrew Ball, Scott Pate, Doug Wallace
Seated: Kate Ball, Alicia Pate, Angela Tamer, Kitty Campbell, Emily Rozzi
Seated: Left to Right: David Bathe, Becky Bathe, Susie Trees, Ron Trees, Sarah
Antonio. Standing: Chris Marks, Christy Marks, Andrew Antonio
Intern Clare Smith and Museum Curator Michael Crowthers show
JErry Smith painting at auction
Standing L-R: Shirley Bosler, Peggy Housley, Tom Housley, Sheena Gaskell
Seated: L-R: Sue Carr, Richard Charles, Josette Rolley, Ron Rolley
Standing: Trevor Curtis, Amy Junius-Humbaugh, Amy Curtis, Erich Humbaugh Seated: Nick Bonora, Michelle Bonora, Rob Harrison and Emily Harrison
Standing: Andrew Ball, Scott Pate, Doug Wallace
Seated: Kate Ball, Alicia Pate, Angela Tamer, Kitty Campbell, Emily Rozzi
Standing: Anythony Cawdron, Beatrice and Kendall Smith, Jeff Kessler,
Sheila and Vic Klinker
Seated: Linda Cohen, Sandy Pearlman, Jeff and Kelly Love, Jana Kessler
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Gettings, Bill and Bev
Merritt, Ed and Janet
Cusack, John and Debby
Girouard, Ronald and Carolle
Messer, Jane
Dalsimer, Walter and Emma
Greenkorn, Robert and Rosemary
Miller, Ben and Maxine
Dammon, Jim and Marilynn
Gustafson, Donald
Mithoefer, Stan and Kay
Dandrow, George and Nancy
Haan, Bob and Ellie
Moore, Franklin and Margaret
Davenport, Derek
Haberer, Rose
Muinzer, Stacy
Davis, Barbara
Hagen, Robert and Deborah
Mullen, Derek
Davis, Buren and Connie
Hamrlik, Richard and Diana
Nargi, Nancy
DeFouw, Donna
Hansen, Barbara
Nelson, Jeffrey and Mary
Deible, Charlie and Funcheon, Stephanie
Harris, Theodore J
Nelson, Richard and Elizabeth
Delgass, Nicholas and Elizabeth
Henson, Adam and Lacey
Neudeck, Mariellen
Derhammer, Ned and Gentry, Nola
Housley, Thomas and Peggy
O’Neal, James and Jo
Dexter, Daniel and Jacqueline
Hoyer, Scott and Patsy
Orr, Allen and Peggy
Diaz, Al and Angela
Huth, Ronald and Rosalie
Pate, Scott and Alicia
Dilley, Richard and Janette
Jackson, Janet
Percifield, Carolyn
Ditto, Ron and Jan
Johnson, Don and Sheri
Percifield, John
Doering, Otto and Barbara
Kaplan, Michael and Ellie
Pilat, Mary
Donahue, Sandra
Kelley, Jack and Leta
Potter, Harry and Janle, Elsa
Douglas, Jim and Maria
Kennedy, Bob and Georgene
Prusator, Rick and Ptasnik, Kathy
Doversberger, Betty
Kerkhoff, Gary and Jacqueline
Ramdas, Anant and Vasanti
Drinkwater, Heather
Klinker, Vic and Sheila
Ramsey, George and Nerlene
Edwards, Andrew and Robin
Kvaalen, Arne and Ruth
Raymer, David and Lynda
Egan, Patrick and Polly
LaVignette, Sally
Rebar, Alan and McLaughlin, Susan
Eiler, Edward and Sue
Lechman, W.B. and Nellie
Riggs, Wendell and Eleanor
Ellis, Ron and Meg
Lechtenberg, Vic and Grayce
Risk, William and Carol
Elmore, David and Janet
Lempke, Robert and Mary
Rolley, Ron and Josette
Evans, George and Loretta
Light, Dorothy
Rossmann, Michael
Evers, William and Joanne
Link, James and Jane
Roswarski, Tony and Tonya
Filmer, David and Christiane Keck
Linn, Garry and Juanita
Rowe, William and Margaret
Ford, Fred & Mary
Loudon, Marc and Judy
Satterly, Gilbert and Mary
French, R Mark
Love, Jeff and Kelly
Scarcelli, Ralph and Jan
Scharenberg, Rolf and Maryjane
Baker, Dan and Sandy
Gambill, Robert and Phyllis
Schmidt, Stella
Bangs, Roger and Beth
Gecas, Viktor and Sally
Scholer, Charles and Sue
Barnhart, Roy and Caroline
Gerhart, Jack and Shirley
Scott, Donald and Jacquelyn
Bayless, F Gene
Gery, Michael and Carolyn
Shook, Wesley
Bendito, Petronio and Bell, Bryan
Grutzner, John and Joycelyn
Sixbey, Mary
Bluestein, Margery and Michael
Hale, David and Sharon
Smith, Kendall and Beatrice
Bremer, William and Jane
Harris, Joe and Barbara
Sorenson, Robert and Linda
Britton, George and Jeanette
Heath, William and Miriam
Sparrow, Tom and Mary Jo
Bulow, Harry and Ellen
Hobbs, Holly
Standiford, Gary and Connie
Bunte, David and Mary
Hodgin, Ben and Anna Cicirelli
Stein, Don and Lois
Burke, Morgan and Kate
Houze, Neal and Clauss, Cynthia
Sturm, Paul
Caddell, Flo
Hunt, Michael and Phyllis
Swick, April
Carson, Dennis
Iikubo, Yuichi and Asako
Teder, Donald and Susan
Carter, Virginia
Jackson, Terry and Barbara
Thomas, Renee
Chapman, Bert and Becky
Jeray, James and Marilyn
Towery, Dan and Margie
Christensen, Jeff and Sherri
Jischke, Martin and Patty
Trachtman, Marguerite
Christmas, Ellsworth and Nancy
Jones, Wiley and Anabel
Truitt, Bob and Patti
Christmas, Ellsworth and Nancy
Junius, Bruce and Mary Ann
Tuite, Camille
Clark, Howard and Kathryn
Kaye, Kristel
Twiddy, Don and Mary
Colella, Roberto and Adele
Keesee, Susan
Tyler, Ginny
Corey, John and Pat
Keirce, William and Roberta
Vandeveer, Rodney and Mary Jo
Crane, Helen
King, Brad and Ada
Vanier, Jacques and Laura
Cross, William and Karen
Klinker, Jeff and Jenny
Walton, Dick and Conner, Kay
Daniel, Don and Sandra
Knapp, William and Clough, Amy
Warden, Michael and Marilou
Delleur, Jacque and DeLores
Knight, Al and Renner, Dianne
Watlington, Sally
Dickson, Leon and Kay
Koci, Henry and Arlene
Watts, Michael and Deirdre
DiFabio, Lynne
Krug, William and Anita
Whitsel, Marilyn
Dr. and Mrs. Eric and Gail Orenstein
Kuipers, Fred and Andrea
Whittaker, Dale and Mary
Dran, John and Ellen
Lahr, David and Sandy
Williamson, Robert and Carol
Dunn, Peter and Georgia
Lamb, Don and Kris
Withered, Jerry and Jo
Egge, Gilbert
Lamie, Lu Ann
Woodman, Harold
Eiler, Edward and Sue
Lanman, Stan and Diana
Wright, Al and Gladys
English, William and Janet
Lewis, Robert and Helen
Wukasch, Ruth
Fenn, James and Mary Ann
Lockard, Michael and Pam
Ferris, Donald and Ruth
Loudon, Marc and Judy
Frankenberger, Scott and Joann Miller
Lux, David and Connie
Fristoe, Andy and Tracy
MacDonald, Jo Anne
Household ($60)
Allen, David and Sandra
Maier, Paul and Cheryl
Sorensen, Bob and Linda
Carlson, John
Maki, Charles and Bertha
Sullivan, Joseph and Joanna
Carpenter, Carl
May, Robert and Jill
Tilden, Mary and Goodman, Beth
Carr, Louis
McBride, Bill and Angela
Townsend, Wendy
Carter, Virginia
McClatchey, Larry and Cynthia
Webb, Ralph and Ginny
Cason, Carolyn
McClure, James and Maureen
Weldon, Laurel
Castello, Marsha
McMillin, Katherine
Werner, James and Alyson
Christian, John
Mellan, William
West, Terry and Shirley
Clare, Judith
Murray, Gerald
Williams, David and Andrea
Clark, Diana
Newman, Persis Haas
Williams, Huw and Tricia
Clever, Ingrid
Nixon, Bob and Judy
Yeung, Sai Kee and Victoria
Cohen, Leona
Owen, William and Heather
Paget, Ted and Amy
Patrick, George and Kate
Patrick, Sandra
Peacock, Beverly
Peeters, Ray and Van
Pellegrino, Louis and Ann
Peterson, Mark and Angela
Powell, Larry and Natalie
Reynolds, Charles and Judie
Ross, James and Marilyn
Ross, Randy and Karla
Rudolph, Joe and Gail
Rumble, William and Anna
Ryan, Tom and Mary
Ryves, John and Bonnie
Santon, Scott and Bridget
Scheele, Henry and Jessamine
Schendel, Dan and Mary Lou
Seeger, Rick and Gwen
Selby, Bill and Laurie
Senn, Lanni
Shafer, Thomas and Sharon
Shook, Steve and Rachel
Sitterding, Ellen
Solberg, James and Elizabeth
Individual ($40)
Abney, Mike
Ahlrichs, James and Axtell, Susan
Alm, Charles
Andrews, Karen
Bagley, Karen
Beeson, Elizabeth
Benedict, Grace
Bentley, Joyce
Beranger, Kelly
Billey, Jacquilyn
Blake, Sue Ann
Bongen, Ellen
Boone, Cynthia
Bosler, Shirley
Bostick, Anne
Bouman, Cristina
Brammell, Linda
Brouwer, Rena
Brown, Keith
Brown, Suzanne
Camberato, Diane
Campbell, Kitty
Campbell, Marlene
Cantwell, Barbara
Coleman, Janice
Conn, Beverly
Cook, Cindy
Cooke, Sallie
Cupka, Dee
Curtis, Carole
Czaja, Carol
Davenport, Derek
Deagan, Gail
Deckard, Charlene
Dickinson, Mickey
Dietz, Julie
Dowden, Ruth
Downing, Bob
Driggs, Daniel
Durbin, Stephen
Eales, Linda
Epple-Heath, Miriam
Ewbank, Jane
Ezell, Sandy
Falley, Kay
Featherstone, Ken
Ferry, Ruth
Ferullo, Donna
Field, Judith
Fitzgerald, Mary Beth
Folta, Margery
Kinney, Lois
Murphy, Patrice
Fortune, Joanne
Kirsch, Kathleen
Myers, Janet
Freed, Shirley
Klatch, James
Naylor, John
Frey, Axie
Kleine-Ahlbrandt, C. Kaye
Nichols, Mary Jane
Fulgoni, Jessica
Klinker, Sheila
North, Joy
Fuller, Lou
Knarr, Sandra
Nusbaum, MaryAnn
Geahigan, George
Knote, Jan
Overton Warren, Katherine
Gibson-Miller, Diane
Komasinski, Sandra
Owen, Wanda
Goffman, Lisa
Krulitz, Cindy
Painter-Smallwood, Judi
Gourley, June
Lane, Elizabeth
Parker, Suzanne
Graef, Holly
Lange, Gail
Pederson, Dixie
Grenard, Nancy
Larimore, Ying
Persinger, Kari
Gustafson, Donald
Larson, Candace
Peterson, Pamela
Gwin, Rebecca
Lassiter, Pam
Phelps, Ellen
Habben, Ruth Ann
Laxton, Dave
Phelps, Michael
Haelterman, Violet
Layer, Edwin
Pizzola, Sandra
Halsema, Oma
Lee, Barbara
Poling, Deia
Hanke, Margaret
Lehman, James
Privoznik, Ralph
Hayt, Cathy
Lemar, Linda
Puetz, Judy
Heath, Jerri
Levy, Maria
Quinn, Mary
Heid, Kathryn
Lin, Li “Vivien”
Rainier, Nancy
Heide, Joni
Lohmann, Karl
Randak, Linda
Hopkins, Sandra
Losey, Mary
Ransom, Susan
Hudlow, Marty
Madison, Irene
Reed, Mary
Huffman, Donna
Martin, Marilyn
Reel, Charlotte
Hufford, Jeralyn
Martin, Suzanne
Reitmeyer, Jennifer
Hughes, Nancy
Matthews, Gaye
Rhoda, Sarah
Huhn, Margaret
McCoy, Jean
Ritz, Verna
Hull, Virginia
McKinney, Irmingard
Roe, Joma
Janick, Shirley
Miller, Isobel
Rogers, Buffy
Jones, Carolyn
Mitchell, Rhonda
Rosen, Patricia
Jones, Mary Lou
Moffett, Carol
Russell, Iris
Karberg, Arva Jo
Molter, Natalie
Sabol, Robert
Keith, Sherry
Motz, Connie
Sage, Charles
Kenny, Jane
Murphy, Dorothy
Sasahara, Nikki
Kicherer, Johanna
Murphy, James
Schamber, Anita
Kildsig, Nancy
Murphy, Joanne
Scherer, Gail
Schrader, Lauren
Wood, Olivia
Hobbs, James
Seybold, Don
Wood, Virginia
Sum, Michael
Shaner, Corie
Yankura, Kathryn
Titolo, Joanne Kuhn
Sherman, Louis
Young, Rosemary
Van Etten, Robert and Ettie
Shiffman, Elizabeth
Zachariah, Rita
Shrader, Ray Anne
Zarnow, Lisa
Sintson, Dmitriy
Agnew, Ximena
Smith, Judith
Smith, Kelly
Smith, Roberta
Sondgerath, Shirley
Spurr, Joyce
Stapleton, Janet
Storey, Alice
Stulp, Gay Ellen
Sullivan, Jean
Sweet, Arnold
Taylor, Mary
Thomas, Jo Ann
Thomas, Sonya
Thompson, Jane
Turner, Jane
Van Soest, Mary Ann
Vanable, Jane
Vanderkolk, Linda
Vohar, LaDonna
Vorst, Joann
Whaley, Carol
Wiener, Gail
Wiggins, Leonora
Wilfong, Lynn
Williams, David and Andrea
Williamson, Margaret
Willis, Barbara
Student ($20)
Alexander, Sue
Anderson, Alice
Bennett, Miranda
Chin, Natalie
Farris, Brenda
Ferruzzi, Anya
Gaylord, Lindsay
Hemphill, Amanda
Henkens, Aime E
Johnson, Anna
Makar, Olivia
McDonald, Tia
Mohr, Cameron and Beth
Olsen, Amy
Pogranichniy, Sophia
Prokopy, Margaret
Ren, Joe
Saravanan, Shree
Smith, Clair
Spalding, Sarah
Torres, Aurora Cruz
Walsh, Marisol
Yoder, Samantha
Life Members
Wischmeier, Dennis
Beering, Steven and Jane
Wittke, Lori
Curfman, Rex
Wolpert, Sundra
Grace, Dick and Connie

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