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June
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2010
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IN THIS ISSUE
SUPPORTING A DREAM
FOR TOMORROW
The Center for
New Mexico
Archaeology......................1
IN OUR SHOPS
Sizzling exhibition-inspired
merchandise.................4
MEMBER MATTERS
The Circles .......................6
WORTHY OF MENTION
Foundation events
and news..........................7
MUSEUM OF NEW MEXICO FOUNDATION
1 Member News
member newS
summer 2010
MUSEUM OF NEW MEXICO FOUNDATION
Dear Members,
his is an exciting season of new museum exhibitions. The Museum of Indian
Arts & Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology
recently opened Huichol Art and Culture:
Balancing the World, a beautiful display of
decorative and colorful yarn paintings, textiles, and votive arts of the Huichol people
of western Mexico. Downtown, the New
Mexico Museum of Art debuted Sole Mates:
Cowboy Boots and Art, a unique exploration
of images of the West, including paintings,
drawings, advertisements, sculpture, and amazing cowboy boots!
Across the way at the New Mexico History Museum/Palace of the
Governors is Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton, an intriguing look
into the life of the noted British conservationist, naturalist, artist, and
cofounder of the Boy Scouts of America. Rounding out the season is a stunning exhibit, Silver Seduction: The Art of Mexican Modernist Antonio Pineda,
opening at the Museum of International Folk Art on Sunday, June 6.
There is even more to come in the summer and fall. Among the highlights is the new Center for New Mexico Archaeology, whose opening will
be a proud moment for New Mexico. The center will house the treasures
of our state’s past in the unparalleled archaeological collections of the
Museum of Indian Arts & Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology. The Office
of Archaeological Studies will also relocate there, bringing its expert staff,
laboratories, and award-winning education programs together under the
same roof. See our cover story on page 1.
As members, you have helped support these marvelous exhibits,
the Office of Archaeological Studies, and the Museum of Indian Arts &
Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology. Thank you!
T
Photo: Cheron Bayna
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Tom Aageson, Executive Director
P.S. The Museum of New Mexico Foundation now has members in all fifty
states and in Washington, DC. Welcome to everyone who supports New
Mexico's cultural treasures.
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Our Mission
The mission of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation
is to support the Museum of New Mexico’s efforts to
preserve and enhance New Mexico’s unique cultural
resources through fundraising, collaboration, advocacy, and other essential support services.
OUR VISION
We envision a Museum of New Mexico that will have
ever-increasing resources to pursue its mission and
create engaging cultural experiences for all New
Mexico residents and visitors.
member news staff
Mariann Minana-Lovato,
Senior Membership Officer, Editor/Writer
Carmella Padilla, Copy Editor
Autumn DeHosse, Designer
For additional information about the Museum of
Cover: Interior view of the new Center for New Mexico Archaeology while under construction. The center will
house the archaeological collections of the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology and
the Office of Archaeological Studies. Photo by Eric Blinman.
New Mexico Foundation, please call 505-982-6366
or visit museumfoundation.org.
Courtesy: Eric Blinman
The Center for
New Mexico Archaeology
Supporting a Dream for Tomorrow
By Carmella Padilla
The Office of Archaeological Studies and the ten-million-object Archaeological Research Collections will move into the new Center for New Mexico Archaeology, this
summer and fall.
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n 1992, archaeologist Eric Blinman joined Tim Maxwell, then director of the Office of Archaeological
Studies (OAS), on a tour of archaeology repositories throughout the Southwest. Seeing the vast scope
of the region’s material culture through time was “an amazing experience,” recalls Blinman. Though still
early into his OAS career, the trip clinched Blinman’s support for a longtime dream that, one day, the
Museum of New Mexico could build an archaeological facility to rival the best in the Southwest.
“The need for a new repository has been known forever,”
Blinman says, noting early plans to expand the John Gaw
Meem designed Laboratory of Anthropology. “But in state
government, you have to have faith and persistence.”
Maxwell, Blinman (now OAS director), and three successive
directors of the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture/Laboratory
of Anthropology (MIAC/LOA), which manages the state’s
ten-million-object Archaeological Research Collections, never
abandoned the dream. As a result, this summer, Blinman and
MIAC/LOA director Shelby Tisdale will begin a mammoth
move of state archaeology offices and collections into the new
Center for New Mexico Archaeology.
Constructed on Bureau of Land Management land on Caja
del Rio Road in southwest Santa Fe County, the center is the
first phase in a planned 25-acre collections, conservation,
exhibitions, education, and service campus that, eventually, will support all Museum of New Mexico museums
and monuments. For its part, the center is the centralized research, curation, and education facility for New
Mexico’s extraordinary archaeological heritage. Its mission to bring state archaeology collections, research, and
training and education programs together in one place
means the public will have access to those resources like
never before.
Two decades and $6.64 million (from state and federal
government) in the making, however, the dream is not
fully complete. Combined state and federal capital outlay
funds supported construction and site infrastructure.
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Courtesy: Eric Blinman
Blinman’s excitement is palpable when he cites OAS plans
for the center. The site will host
research and training programs for
student and professional archaeologists with easy access to OAS
staff, labs, and analysis equipment.
Longtime OAS collaborators will
also benefit, including the state
Historic Preservation Division
and Cornerstones Community
Partnerships. The National Park
Service’s adobe architectural preservation lab will also be housed at
the center, extending a successful
program started in the 1980s.
The OAS Education Outreach
Program, which in 2005 was
The need for a new archaeology repository has been known for
lauded with the Society for
years, but became incredibly clear when flood waters threatened
American Archaeology’s national
the collections. The new climate-controlled repositories will proExcellence in Public Education
vide safe storage for the millions of objects in the Archeological
Award, will enjoy expanded
Research Collections.
resources. Since 1991, the project
has served nearly 100,000 adults and children, including
Native American communities statewide. Additionally, a
new education center will allow OAS to offer teacher training in archaeology as an enrichment path for math, science,
and the social sciences. “Everything we’re doing now, we’ll
The potential is huge for the center as a whole, as well
have an opportunity to do better,” Blinman says.
as for the individual goals of OAS and MIAC/LOA. The
A highlight for both Blinman and Tisdale is the dedicated
33,000-square-foot building is designed to reflect the needs
space for ancestral Native American artifacts. of each: OAS offices and labs occupy one portion of the
center, while two climate-controlled repositories provide
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storage for the collections and a student and researcher
laboratory managed by MIAC/LOA (the museum’s art and
ethnographic collections will remain on Museum Hill).
Various common areas, including a loading dock and conference rooms, complete the space.
Collection repositories are divided into areas for organic
and inorganic materials; the former for storing such materials as baskets, yucca sandals, and textiles, the latter for
pottery, stone, and historic artifacts. Thanks to help from
the Conservation Department, the fragile Kuaua Mural collection from the late-fifteenth-century Kuaua Pueblo near
Bernalillo will be preserved in specially designed upright
units. All materials previously stored in substandard conditions will now be safe and accessible.
“This archaeological collection is more than a collection
of stuff; it’s the state’s cultural patrimony,” Tisdale says.
“People think these collections are just stored in boxes and
that nobody has an opportunity to use them. Researchers
use them all the time. Now, many others will discover and
The Center for New Mexico Archaeology is the first phase of a 25-acre service camlearn from them.”
pus for all Museum of New Mexico museums and monuments.
But such critical facility needs as
built-in shelving for OAS research
labs and offices, and steel cabinetry
and compactor storage for MIAC/
LOA archaeological collections, still
need funding. Money for laboratory analysis equipment and current
collections management software is
needed. And endowment funding is
a top priority for the long-term sustainability of the center’s programs.
“Unless we complement state and
federal support with private support for facilities and programs now,
it could take years to fully realize
CNMA’s potential,” Blinman says.
Tisdale adds more urgency, saying,
“We still need funds to furnish the
storage area for the Archaeological
Research Collections.” In particular,
she cites a pressing need for funds to
move the collections from locations
throughout Santa Fe into environmentally safe conditions.
Courtesy: Eric Blinman
A Cultural Patrimony
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Courtesy: Eric Blinman
Full Circle
The community will have access like never before to the states archaeological
heritage through collections, research, education and training programs in the new
state-of-the-art facility.
Sacred and ceremonial materials constitute approximately
ten percent of the collections, and MIAC works with dozens of agencies and tribes to cooperatively manage them.
The center will be open to Indian religious leaders and
artists who use the collections to maintain cultural beliefs
and practices. Tribes have consulted with facility designers
to create a private area where spiritual leaders can ritually
prepare themselves to come into contact with sensitive
collections.
“We are caring for tribal ancestors in this building,"
Tisdale says, noting that the space is modeled after one at
the National Museum of the American Indian. "It’s most
important that we respect them."
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For Blinman, the center's archaeological focus represents
a full-circle return to the reason MNM founder Edgar Lee
Hewett established the institution in the first place. “Hewett
felt archaeology was a great vehicle for making sense of
history by teaching an understanding of the full sweep
of cultures,” he says. It is also the first step toward better
system-wide innovation and collaboration for all of the
Museum of New Mexico.
“Putting my own division’s interests aside, the most
important legacy of this project is probably the 25 acres
of prime expansion space for the Museum of New Mexico
that comes with it,” Blinman says. “One day, the ability of
this campus to absorb support functions will allow more
efficient public use of all museum facilities.”
As the clock ticks down on their scheduled move into the
center this summer, Blinman and Tisdale hope that private
donors will see that fulfilling its vision means investing
in all of the museums. Blinman notes a generous bequest
from long-time OAS supporter Don Pierce as an exciting
start on an OAS education and research endowment fund.
He also praises the Friends of Archaeology for their passion in helping to raise the center's visibility and money to
help support it. The Museum of New Mexico Foundation
is another fund raising partner in the project. With more
friend and donor support, both Blinman and Tisdale say,
New Mexico’s fragile archaeological past will impact future
generations and cultures.
“The new center will provide future generations with
the opportunity to learn about archaeological collections
preservation through hands-on experiences, research and
training,” Tisdale says.
Blinman adds, “My hope is that the CNMA will be the
next recruiting tool for the archaeologists of tomorrow.
Time, in archaeological terms, is swift, but if we build an
institution to last at least a few hundred years, we’ll be in
great shape.”
For information about giving to the center, contact Museum
of New Mexico Foundation Director of Development Kathryn
Wroth at [email protected] or 505-982-6366
ext. 102. ■
Member News 3
IN OUR SHOPS
A Sensational
Summer
Shops Highlight Exhibition-Inspired Merchandise
This summer, even the most seasoned museum-goer will not be
disappointed by our museums’ must-see exhibitions. The Museum of New
Mexico Foundation Shops are joining the excitement with exhibitioninspired merchandise that encourages visitors to take home a part of the
museum experience. Every Museum Shop purchase supports the programs
of the Museum of New Mexico as well as hundreds of artists statewide and
around the globe. Here’s a sampling of what’s in our shops this summer.
Silver Seduction: The Art of Mexican
Modernist Antonio Pineda
Museum of International Folk Art
Sterling silver and smoky amethyst pin, by Marcial Chavez of Taxco,
Mexico, is available at the Museum of International Folk Art Shop and
online at worldfolkart.org. $950.
Antonio Pineda was an internationally recognized
Mexican modernist silversmith who was praised
for a lifetime of creating bold, original designs in
jewelry, hollowware, and tableware. This traveling
exhibition traces the evolution of Pineda’s work from
the 1930s to the 1970s and highlights his important
contributions to Mexican modernism.
The Museum of International Folk Art Shop
features sleek, contemporary pieces of jewelry from
Taxco, Mexico, where Pineda’s workshop was based.
Several trunk shows also are planned throughout
the summer that will showcase Mexican
modernist silverwork.
Sole Mates: Cowboy Boots and Art
New Mexico Museum of Art
This exhibition presents more than 130 examples of contemporary and historic western art, including paintings, drawings, postcards, advertisements,
sculptures, video imagery, and of course, cowboy boots. These images
investigate changing aspects of the West by addressing associated concepts
of freedom, loneliness, gender, fashion, and youth culture.
The New Mexico Museum of Art Shop is highlighting a wide selection of
western-themed items, from cutout leather handbags (pictured right) and silver boot jewelry to cowgirl note cards, prints, and more. Saddle up for these
great items and support the museums with every buy.
This exquisite chocolate brown leather handbag features a cutout design with a
vibrant turquoise peeking through. Available at the New Mexico Museum
of Art Shop and at worldfolkart.org. $123.
Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton
New Mexico History Museum/Palace of the Governors
The story of Ernest Thompson Seton, a conservationist, author, lecturer, and the
co-founder of the Boy Scouts of America is compelling yet largely forgotten. This
exhibition traces how one wolf’s death led Seton to a century of wildlife conservation
and touches upon Seton’s interesting Santa Fe connections, including his namesake
Seton Village and Seton Castle.
The Spiegelberg Shop showcases the new book Ernest Thompson Seton: The Life
and Legacy of an Artist and Conservationist by exhibition curator David L. Witt, as well
as such nature-themed items as prints, cards, journals, and even some plush (and
not-so-wild) animal friends.
Ernest Thompson Seton: The Life and Legacy of an Artist and Conservationist, by David L. Witt (Gibbs Smith) is available in hardcover
at the Spiegelberg Shop and at newmexicocreates.org. $40.
Huichol Art and Culture: Balancing the World
Museum of Indian Arts & Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology
The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology debuts a
remarkable collection of Huichol art from the early part of the twentieth century.
The Huichol, a Native American people of western Mexico, are known today for
their colorful, decorative yarn paintings, but this exhibition delves deeper into
the group’s unique art and cultural history.
The museum’s Colleen Cloney Duncan Shop celebrates this beautiful exhibition
with a variety of exciting contemporary Huichol arts, including yarn paintings, such
as Turtle Water Guardians (pictured right), rattles, beaded animals, bowls, and more.
Turtle Water Guardians, a stunning Huichol yarn painting by Gonzalo Hernandez Carrillo is available
at the Colleen Cloney Duncan Shop and at worldfolkart.org. $160.
All photos by Candace Allen
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
Member News 5
Small Members Group
Makes Big Impact
Just over 200 dedicated members belong to
“The Circles” group of the Museum of New
Mexico Foundation. Of the Foundation’s
7,200 total member households, this dedicated alliance contributes nearly 45 percent
of total annual membership revenues, which
reached $1.3 million in 2009. Combined revenues from all members make a significant
contribution to the health and vitality of our
cultural resources.
The Circles membership is steadily growing, reaching an all-time high of 225 members
this spring. No doubt, this growth is due to a
variety of special events and benefits exclusive
to Circles members.
Photo: Wes Naman
Foundation Board Chairman Bruce Larsen (left) enjoys a conversation with Carlos Garcia of the Garcia Automotive Group, who
generously sponsored the four-part lecture series.
Photo: Wes Naman
THE CIRCLES
C ircles
The
Left to right, new Circles members John and Jamie Lewinger and friends Cris and Ken Abbott
mingle at the March 11 lecture at Los Poblanos. Lewinger said of her new membership, "With
each event, lecture, and tour we've attended, we have walked away learning something new about
our history, our state, and, of course, art. The Circles is really a special group."
The Los Poblanos Lecture Series
This spring, The Circles hosted two of four scheduled talks in
the Garcia Automotive Group Los Poblanos Lecture Series at Los
Poblanos Historic Inn and Cultural Center in Los Ranchos de
Albuquerque. More than 100 guests assembled to hear “Ancient
Albuquerque” by Eric Blinman, director of the Museum of New
Mexico Office of Archeological Studies, and “Jewish Identity in
New Mexico” by Frances Levine, director of the New Mexico
History Museum/Palace of the Governors. Guests also enjoyed
delicious Los Poblanos-inspired hors d’oeuvres and fine wines.
This invitation-only lecture series is exclusive to Albuquerquearea residents who support the Foundation through Circles
membership. “The rich cultural experiences that the Foundation
and Museum of New Mexico system provide are so valuable,”
said Carlos Garcia, General Manager of Garcia Infiniti, part of
the Garcia Automotive Group, who sponsored the lecture series.
“Helping expose more New Mexicans to what the Foundation and
museum system provide is of great importance to our family.”
Two more invitation-only lectures will take place this fall though
the generous support of Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Cultural
Center, the Rembe family, and the Garcia Automotive Group.
To learn more about The Circles or the lecture series, contact Membership Director
Ann Scheflen at 505-982-6366 ext. 108 or [email protected].
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Foundation Members and
Events Make News
Worthy of Mention
Photo: Andrew Neighbour
Great Minds Think Alike
In March, more than 90 employees from
the Museum of New Mexico, Department
of Cultural Affairs, and Museum of New
Mexico Foundation came together at the
Museum Hill Café for a two-day interactive workshop, Building Our Future in
a Changing World: New Trends in Museum
Technology, Exhibitions and Education.
Funded by a grant from the Annenberg
Foundation and explore.org, the event featured three national experts and thought
leaders on museums and technology: Nina
Simon, Bruce Wyman and Ken Hamma
(pictured left to right, below). The speakers inspired conversation and forwardthinking ideas, encouraging participants
to share views, and identify museum-wide
priorities for technology-related initiatives.
Photo: Cheron Bayna
The prestigious SOFA WEST: Santa Fe sculptural objects and
functional art fair returns to Santa Fe on July 8–11 to the Santa
Fe Community Convention Center. The fair features fine decorative art and design from national and international dealers.
Foundation Circles and Business Council members are invited to a special Opening Night Preview on Wednesday, July 7.
The Friends of Contemporary Art (FOCA) will host a champagne breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to noon in the New Mexico
Museum of Art courtyard, followed by a lecture by internationally-renowned glass artist Karen LaMonte, on Thursday,
July 8. A benefit for the New Mexico Museum of Art, tickets
are $55 per person and include a VIP ticket to the three-day
SOFA WEST. First-time FOCA members will receive a complimentary ticket to this event. For more information about these
events visit museumfoundation.org.
Foundation Executive Director
Named to College Board
Museum of New Mexico Foundation Executive Director Tom Aageson
has been appointed to the College of Santa Fe board of directors.
Last year, the College of Santa Fe became a member of Laureate
International Universities, a worldwide network of online and campusbased institutions that emphasize higher learning that is innovative
and globally connected. Aageson also has worked with the Global
Center for Cultural Entrepreneurship, UNESCO Division of Cultural
Expressions and Creative Industries, and Creative Santa Fe.
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in the news
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Photo: Mariann Lovato
Circle and Business Council Members, Friends
Gather for Second SOFA WEST: Santa Fe
foundation members
Photo: Cheron Bayna
Suzanne and Joel Sugg
Lorlee and Arnold Tenenbaum
Patty Terrell
Clare and Eugene Thaw
Marilynn and Carl Thoma
Joanna and Peter Townsend
Nancy and Gil Waldman
Jean and Kent Watts
Eileen A. Wells
Earle Wescott and Sharon
Curran-Wescott
Claire and Jim Woodcock
Sharon and Don Wright
Beverly and John Young
Peggy and Robert Zone
Regents' Circle
Left to right, members Richard Henry, Kathleen Henry, conservator Anya McDavis (center), Ron Gaines, and Klaus Stoll gathered in
the downstairs conservation lab at the Museum of International Folk Art for a special behind-the-scenes tour.
Foundation
Leadership
Members
As of April 1, 2010
Chairman's Circle
Miryam and Bob Knutson
Dee Ann McIntyre
Beth and Richard Schnieders
National Circle
Barbara and Gary Ames
Jasie Barringer
Karen and Bill Bohnhoff
Mary and David Cost
Ruth Dillingham
James Duncan, Jr.
Judy and Henry Lackner
Jeanne and Jim Manning
Susan and Philip Marineau
Maryann and Jim McCaffery
Collins and Jon Redman
Frauke and Keith Roth
Mary and John Sparks
Adele and Milton Ward
Governor's Circle
Cyndy and Len Alaimo
Catherine Allen and Paul Rooker
Keith Anderson and Barbara
Lenssen
Rene and Laughlin Barker
Mr. and Mrs. S.D. Bechtel, Jr.
Susan and Lee Berk
John Berl and Bob Bauernschmitt
Tana and Roy Bidwell
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Sallie Bingham
Dorothy and A. Rolfe Black
Elizabeth Boeckman
Bruce and Cynthia Bolene
Jo and Horace Bounds
Dorothy Bracey and Tom
Johnson
Priscilla and Jordan Braun
Lynn and Norman Brown
Mary Ann and John Bumgarner
Honey and Peter Chapin
Jean and Robert Clarke
Joan and Jay Corley
Mary Costello
Sherry and Jim Davis
Nancy Dickenson
Jack Dietrich
Carolyn Eason
Susan Foote and Stephen
Feinberg
Debbie Fleischaker
Marlene and Darryl Fry
Myrl Good
Gail and Jim Goodwin
Dale Gunn and Mark Naylor
Pat and Jim Hall
Valerie and Bud Hamilton
Kay Harvey
Pauline and Bert Heil
Susie and C.T. Herman
Doris Meyer and Richard Hertz
Ruth and Frank Hogan
Christy and Ezra Hubbard
Patsy and Bill Hutchison
Connie Jaquith
Kim and Fred Johnson
Maryanne and Sid Jones
Cathy and Paul Kalenian
Ellen Romm Lampert
Mihail S. Lari and Scott E.
Murray
Mary Anne and Bruce Larsen
Margot and Robert Linton
Ron Lushing
Anne and John Marion
Joan and Mitchell Markow
Janice and Dave Matthews
Joyce and Steve MelanderDayton
Doris Meyer and Richard Hertz
Edwina and Charles Milner
Ann and Russ Morton
Bob Nurock
Kathryn O'Keeffe
Jane and Tom O'Toole
Timothy Ott and Anita Petty
Michael Pettit and Dawn Wink
Don Pierce
Susan and Win Priem
Win B. Priem
Mary Lou Pringle
Dan Reid
First Lady Barbara Richardson
and Governor Bill Richardson
Mozelle Richardson and Judy
Richardson
Regina and James Richdale
Nancy Anderson Roberts
Mara and Charles Robinson
Donna and Jack Rust
Suzannah and Marshall Sale
Nan Schwanfelder
James R. Seitz, Jr.
Judy and Bob Sherman
Marian and Abe Silver, Jr.
Ann and Charles Smith
Margaret Steward and Robert
Holzapfel
Cris and Kenneth Abbott
Roberta Aidem
Maggie Alexander and
John Sadd
Charmay B. Allred
Marilyn Almendinger
Jonathan Altman
M. Carlota Baca, Ph.D.
Donna and John Bailey
Martha and Bill Baker
JoAnn and Bob Balzer
Herb Beenhouwer and Susan
McGreevy
Betty and Russell Bellamy
Signe Bergman and Jerry
Marshak
Karen and Stephen Bershad
Marylou and Robert Best
Eleanor and M.H. Blakemore
Joyce Blalock
Jane and Bill Buchsbaum
Joyce Buford
Georgia and Bill Carson
Elaine and William Chapman
Kathy and David Chase
Bruce Chemel
Kathryn Chester
Linda and John Comstock
Q and Philip Cook
Susan Corn Conway and
Patrick Oliphant
Kay and Bill Crawford
Liz and John Crews
Joan and Doug Dayton
Rosalind and Lowell Doherty
Ann and Richard Donnelly
Susie and Ron Dubin
Susan and Cameron Duncan
Pam and Donn Duncan
Martha Egan
Carole Ely and Bob Wickham
Sharon Ettinger-McLaughlin
and Don McLaughlin
Barbara and Ted Flicker
David Frank and Kazukuni
Sugiyama
Helen Gabriel
Carolyn Gibbs and Rick Nelson
Connie and David GirarddiCarlo
George Goldstein
Photo: Mariann Lovato
Jacquelyn Grimm
Kami Gupta
Blaine Gutermuth
Terri and Dan Guy
Marian and Robert Haight
Miriam and E.B. Hall
Dorothy Harroun
Carol Burt Hilliard and Ray
Hilliard
Nora and Robert Hillier
Jane and Stephen Hochberg
Rae Hoffacker and Peter Pappas
Barbara and Donald Homer
Barbara and Bud Hoover
Myra and Robert Hull
Kay and David Ingalls
Candace Jacobson
Diane Jergins
Julia Kalmus and Abe Lillard
Sherri and Charles Karaian
Elizabeth and Albert Kidd
Linda and Tom Knowlton
Ron Kron and Donna Roripaugh
Gayle Kuldell
Nancy and James Lacy
Judy and Phil Laughlin
Kyla Martensen and Larry
Lazarus
Louise and Jim Leopold
Jamie and John Lewinger
Sara and David Lieberman
Nance and Ramón José López
Janis and Dennis Lyon
Suzy and Bill MacGillivray
Lynn Marie Marchand
Claire and French McKnight
Nancy Meem Wirth
Terry and Walter Melendres
Judy and Lance Mikkelsen
Beth and Steve Moise
Catherine and William Norris
Kerry Olson and David Katz
Trudy and Dennis O'Toole
George Pelletier and Jim Hailey
Francine and Fred Pevow
Sandra and Richard Porter
Deborah and Earl Potter
Lauren and Larry Prescott
Rose Provan
Deborah and James Quirk
Eliza Lovett Randall
Jerry Richardson
Ann and Alan Rolley
John Sadd and Margaret
Alexander
Donald Schuster
Nancy and George Shutt
Eve and Fred Simon
Jane and Bud Smith
Georgia and Jim Snead
Carole and Edd Stepp
Jane and Gary Swanson
Carol and James Thomson
Marge Tillman and Bill Watson
August Van Dessel
Barbara and Richard VanDongen
Joan and Cliff Vernick
Carol and Bob Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss
Pattie White
Barbara and Peter Wiggins
Robert Willis and Susan
Murashima
Judith and Gordon Wilson
Karen Wohlgemuth
Sandy and Gary Wright ■
Foundation Donors
oct 1–dec 31, 2009
The Museum of New Mexico
Foundation is grateful for donations made between October 1 and
December 31, 2009. Because of limited space, only gifts of $100 or more
are listed. An asterisk indicates
donors who made contributions of
$100 or more to the Annual Fund for
Museum Excellence between October
1 and December 31, 2009.
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Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation
The Burnett Foundation
Jean and Robert Clarke *
Linda and John Comstock *
The Frost Foundation
Institute of Museum and Library
Services
Margot and Robert Linton *
Marineau Family Foundation
Thaw Charitable Trust
Leadership Donors
Anonymous (1)
Charmay B. Allred *
The Barker Welfare Foundation
Brindle Foundation
Lynn and Norman Brown *
June and Tom Catron
City of Santa Fe
Gail and Jim Goodwin *
Miryam and Bob Knutson *
Lannan Foundation
Mary Anne and Bruce Larsen *
Diane and John Lenssen
Joan and Mitchell Markow
Christina Mednick
Doris Meyer and Richard Hertz
New Mexico Humanities Council
Kathryn O'Keeffe
Peters Family Art Foundation
Montgomery Phister
Nan Schwanfelder *
Lorlee and Arnold Tenenbaum
University of New Mexico
Nancy and Gil Waldman
Eileen A. Wells
Donors
Carol and Tom Aageson *
Kathy and Rick Abeles *
Catherine Allen and Paul Rooker *
Kitty and Bill Atterbury
M. Carlota Baca, Ph.D. *
Sandy Besser
Jane and Bill Buchsbaum *
Kathy and David Chase *
Mary and David Colton *
Sue-Ellen and John de Beer
Valerie and Charles Diker
James H. Duncan, Sr.
Kittie Ferguson
Myrl Good *
Pat and Jim Hall *
Valerie and Bud Hamilton *
Susie and C.T. Herman *
James Hutson-Wiley and Olga
Echevarria *
Cynthia Kelly
Hank Lee and Paul BoninRodriguez
Nance and Ramón José López *
Stephen Luckman
Martha and Roland Mace *
M. Doris Mann
Anne and John Marion *
Janice and Dave Matthews *
Darryl McCall and Miren
Letemendia *
The Media Foundation *
Terry and Walter Melendres
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation *
Kay and Bill Neuhaus *
New Mexico Council on
Photography
Jonathan Parks and Robert
Nichols
Madelyn Parks
Susan Pool
Frauke and Keith Roth *
Santa Fe Community
Foundation
Sue and William Sauter
Jacqueline and Richard Schmeal
Judy and Bob Sherman *
Glen Smith
Jay Smith *
Barbara Spencer
Swan Sampler Guild
The Mickey Inbody Charitable
Foundation *
Veritas Foundation *
Irene Voelker
Carol and Bob Warren *
Claire and Jim Woodcock *
Contributors
Anonymous (1)
Ann Aceves *
James Agnew and W.R. Day *
Joe Alcorn and Sylvia Wittels *
Ed Aldworth and Marcia
Southwick *
Judith Alger
Elisabeth and Jim Alley
Richard Alter and Kay Wray *
Keith Anderson and Barbara
Lenssen *
Cheryl and Brian Argrett
Diane and Jack Bacastow *
Tanya Bailey
JoAnn and Bob Balzer *
Gus Baros
Laurie and Thomas Barrow *
Sid Barteau
Anne and Thomas Barton *
Don Beauregard *
Rich Bechtold and Sue LeeBechtold
Constance and Douglas Beck
Signe Bergman and Jerry
Marshak
Susan and Lee Berk *
Aline and Warren Berl
Lynn Bickley *
Dorothy and Rolfe Black
Barbara Blind *
Melissa and Eric Blinman
Bonnie and Bernie Blough *
Elspeth Bobbs *
Marsha Bol and Michael Katz
Susan Boren
Dora and Michael Brandt
Toby and Ralph Bransky
Member News
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foundation donors
Albuquerque members Chris Fenton (left) and Judy Davenport share a laugh at the
member reception at the UNM School of Architecture and Planning last February.
Major Leadership Donors
Darla and George Cox *
Edmund Cranz *
Liz and John Crews
Florence and Irwin Cromwell *
Krys and Phil Custer
Dahl Lighting Showroom
Sherry and Jim Davis *
Susan and Conrad De Jong *
Paul De Stefano and Patricia
Bacha
Richard Derwostyp and Robert
Kiggins
Susan Dilts
Clara and David Dougherty *
Julie and James Drennan *
Pam and Donn Duncan
James Duncan, Jr. *
Barbara and Carlos Duno
Janita and James Eldridge
Sheila and Kirk Ellis
Doris Francis and Louis Erhard
ExxonMobil Foundation
Patricia Feather
Clark Goding *
Barbara Goede
Betty Gold
George Goldstein
Larry Goldstone
Penny and Art Gomez
Elizabeth Gordon and Helen
Whitesides *
Brooke Gray
Janet Grove
John Guffey and Barbara
Somerfield *
Diane and Jerry Gulseth
Sara and Richard Haber
Judith Haden
Chris and Scott Hall *
Lois and Charles Hammer
Greg Harris
Joseph and Jean Harris
Nancy and Brian Hartley
Barbara Hays
Pauline and Bert Heil *
Gary Hein and Ann Severine
Photo: Cheron Bayna
foundation donors
Charles Braun and Diane Waters *
Eleanor and Richard Brenner *
Suzanne Breslauer
Valerie and Robert Brooks *
Margaret and David Brown *
William Buchholz *
Mary Ann and John Bumgarner
Caroline Burnett *
Beverley Byers-Pevitts and
Robert Pevitts *
Evelyn Campbell *
Tyrone Campbell and Lillian
Black *
Rosa and Gary Carlson *
Georgia and Bill Carson
Ann Casady *
Charlene Cerny and Joseph
Chipman
Ruth Chabay and Bruce
Sherwood
Fabian Chavez
Bruce Chemel
Kay and Chip Chippeaux *
Members get a close-up look at the creative process of yarn painting. The Huichol artists pictured traveled from Mexico to be part of
the opening festivities for Huichol Art and Culture: Balancing the World at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.
Linda and Kenneth Ciriacks *
Leslie Clark
Patricia Clauser
Marge H. Closson *
Barbara and Jack Cochran *
Marilyn and Larry Cohen *
Paul Coker and Rosemary
Smithson
Diana Coles
Carol and Dexter Coolidge
Antoinette and Michael Coop
Mary Costello
Karen Cotter
Jill Coursin
Carole and Philip Coviello *
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Patricia and Phil Felix *
Andrea Fisher
James Flaws and Marcia Weber *
Mary Kay and Jim Foley *
Joan Foth *
Ilona and Thomas Fox *
Mary and Lawrence Fricke *
Gary Friedman and Noelle
Friedman
Nancy and Haines Gaffner
Michael Gage
Gretchen Garnand
Peggy and Jim Gautier
Gibbs M. Smith, Inc.
Elizabeth and James Glenn *
Thomas Hemnes
Elinor Hempelmann *
Geoff and Judy Hendricks
Beth and C. Wolcott Henry *
Jeri and Phillip Hertzman
Stanton Hirsch *
Amy Hoban
Maya and Irwin Hoffman
Rose and Skip Holbrook
William Hook and Kate Singer
Jane and Larry Hootkin
Susan and Karl Horn *
Patty and Gerry Hotchkiss
Henry Hoyt and Margaret
Arledge *
Margaret and Victoria Hughes
Marilyn and Joseph Hughey *
Edelma and David Huntley *
William and Jeffrie Husband *
Marilyn and Rick Hyde *
Joyce Idema
Medora and Jim Jennings *
Tom and Joyce Jensen *
Eleanore Joseph
Linda and Larry Kehoe
Joan and Riley Kelley
Susan Kelly *
Helen Kiesel
Fiddle and Stuart Kirk
Janice and William Kitchens *
Ron Klein and Doris Rosen *
Diane Klepper *
Diane and Fred Kullman
Frank Kunc and Lisa Hinson
Patricia and R.J. La Bauve
Patricia La Farge *
Vance and Bob La Velle
Jean Lamm *
Christopher and Janet Larsen *
Judy and Phil Laughlin *
Joseph LaVoie
Joni Lawler
Kristin Legatski *
Phyllis and Stanford Lehmberg *
Fran Levine and Tom Merlan
Kay and Willard Lewis *
Virginia and Maurice Lierz
Lois Lockwood
Lawrence W Logan and Linda
Donnels
Joyce Lovett *
Pat and Rex Lucke *
Harry Lustig and Rosalind Wells
Lustig *
Janis and Dennis Lyon *
Marilyn Macbeth and Forrest
Carlton
Mary and Mike Mahaffey *
Frances Joan Mathien
Janice and Stephen Matthews
Ann and Tim Maxwell *
Joy McCann *
McDonald's of Santa Fe
Mimi and Michael McGarrity *
Mike McGonagle and Wendy
Dunaway *
Marilyn and John McGreer *
Susan McGreevy and Herb
Beenhouwer *
Linda McIlroy
Frances McKinney *
David McNeel *
Art McQuiddy
Nancy Meem Wirth *
Judith and Bob Merhar *
Helene Singer Merrin and
Seymour Merrin *
Marie Meyer *
Pamela and Don Michaelis
Eiko Miki
Charles Miller
Lynne and Don Moor *
Pamella and John Moore
Left to right, Mary-Jo Griffin, Sandy Dubrock, Marti Partridge, and Jo Foster mingle before the inaugural Garcia Automotive Group
lecture on the ancient archaeology of Albuquerque at the Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Cultural Center this spring.
Louise Spencer *
Victoria and Brad Stamm
Anita and Mike Stevenson *
Barbara and Stephen Stoddard *
Martha and Stuart Struever *
Joan and Carl Strutz *
Jane and Gary Swanson
Roberta Syme and Jerry
Rightman
J. Paul Taylor *
Patty Terrell
Enid Tidwell
Mary and Wolky Toll
Joe Traugott
Louise and Alexander Tschursin
Patricia Tuohy *
Annette and Paul Turner *
Regina and William Turner
Bert Umland and Gregory
Grannan
Joan and Cliff Vernick
Wadle Galleries, Ltd. *
Mary Wahl
Mary Ann Walz and Lawrence
Montoya
Peter Wanco
Lee Warren
Jean and Kent Watts
Linda and Steven Wedeen *
Julia and Johannes Weertman *
Tracey Weisberg *
Jeffrey West
Diane and Lance White
Grace and Glenn Whitecotten
Kay Wilson *
Sharon Wooden *
Woods Design Builders, Inc.
Sara and Joe Wright
Jerome and Anne Haines
Yatskowitz
Beverly and John Young *
Anita and Jay Zednik
Peggy and Bob Zone * ■
TRIBUTE GIFTS
Gifts Received in Honor of
Catherine Allen and Paul
Rooker
Carol and Tom Aageson
Cheryl and Brian Argrett
Tanya Bailey
Mary Jo and Tom Dempsey
Linda Donnels and Lawrence
Logan
Michael Gage
Pat and Jim Hall
Thomas Hemnes
Helen Kiesel
Vance and Bob La Velle
Charles Miller
Pamella and John Moore
Grace Richardson
Arlette and Barry Richmond
David Rooker
Jane and Andrew Rooker
Susanna Space and Steve
Yadzinski
Museum of New Mexico
Foundation Staff
Carol and Tom Aageson
Eileen A. Wells
Bob Reddington
Janet Grove
Marian and Abe Silver, Jr.
Eleanor and Richard Brenner
Alyce and Doc Weaver
Walker Hirschauer
Gifts Received in Memory of
John Berl
Aline and Warren Berl
Beverlee Anderson
Carolyn Asp
Chris Benkert and Jeanene
Bettner
Meriom Kastner
Kyla Martensen and Larry
Lazarus
Judith and Philippe Newton
Kristin Siemon and Sam
Medford
Linda Stanford
Anita and Mike Stevenson
Stephen and Wendy Blumberg
Jane and Bill Buchsbaum
Patricia L. Ashton-Brown
Anonymous
Iliana Carrillo
Philip Spivey
Tibey Elfman
Woods Design Builders, Inc.
Sara and Joe Wright
Kay and Bill Crawford
Art McQuiddy
Susan and Larry Luck
Susan Randall-Alexander
Vivian Fiske
Edmund Cranz
Nelson Foss
Fran Levine and Tom Merlan
Jim McCaffery
Mary Anne and Bruce Larsen
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foundation donors
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Photo: Wes Naman
Christina and William Moore *
Lara and Ben Morrow *
John Mounts
Marcia Muth and Jody Ellis *
Lee Nash and Joan Lombardi
Donna Nelson
Nancy Newton
Sarah Nolan *
Christina and Curt Nonomaque *
Bob Nurock
Patty O'Keeffe-Field *
Maura O'Leary *
Nicola and James Ortiz *
Timothy Ott and Anita Petty
Beth and William Overstreet *
Janice and Stuart Paster *
Patina Gallery
Eleanor and Michael Peters *
Michael Pettit and Dawn Wink
Elizabeth and Rob Pettus
Rachel Phillips Belash and
Robert Burman *
Vivianne and Joel Pokorny *
Sharon and Jim Porter
Sarah and Raymond Preddy *
Carol and George Price
Pueblo of San Ildefonso
Susan Randall-Alexander
Kathie and Tom Reed *
Nancy Reynolds
Jerry Richardson *
Arlette and Barry Richmond
Stanley Robb and Susan Boe *
Joyce and Earl Robbins
Julia and James Roberts *
Mary Roberts and Richard
Waters *
Susie and Bill Robertson *
Betsy and Steven Robeson *
Maria Alicia and Robert
Rodriguez
Ann and Alan Rolley *
David Rooker
Bette Rossen and Rick Bohn
Nancy and Edward Rubovits *
Barbara and Gene Sanger
Santa Fe Chamber Music
Festival
Shirley and Michael Santoro *
Michele Sasmor and David
Strohschein *
Marie Schnelle
Roland and Justine Scott *
Teresa and Thomas Seamster
Donna Seifert *
Mr. James R. Seitz, Jr. *
Jean Seth *
Jo Shultz *
Lura and Richard Sivalls *
Susan and Harold Skramstad *
Ginger and Dick Smith
Georgia and Jim Snead
Dr. Julia W So and Dr. LM
Garcia y Griego
Kathy Soderlund *
Roger Southward and Jonathan
Campbell
Southwest Seminars
maggie ryan legacy society
Photo: Cheron Bayna
Letitia Frank
Sandy Besser
June and Tom Catron
Charlene Cerny and Joseph
Chipman
Virginia Kahn
Colleen Kelly and Brian DeLay
Kay and Willard Lewis
Donna Pierce
Marta Weigle
Dick Howard
Maureen O’Connell
Mickey Inbdoy
The Mickey Inbody Charitable
Foundation
Robert E. Kelly
Sarah Kelly
Scott McIntyre
Carol and Tom Aageson
Mary Anne and Bruce Larsen
Bob Nurock
Frauke and Keith Roth
Robert R. Schneider
Marian Creps ■
Maggy Ryan
Legacy Society
as of march 31, 2010
In 1994, Santa Fe fiber artist Maggy
Ryan bequeathed a substantial charitable remainder trust to the Museum
of New Mexico Foundation as a way
to perpetuate her passion for the state’s
museums and art education. Today,
the Foundation’s Maggy Ryan Legacy
Society honors Ryan’s memory, her
generous investment in New Mexico’s
cultural treasures, and those who have
made planned gifts to the Museum of
New Mexico Foundation.
To join the Maggy Ryan Legacy
Society or to inform us that we are in
your estate plans, contact Kathryn
Wroth at (505) 982-6366 ext. 102 or
[email protected] or
visit our website at museumfoundation.org/maggyryan.html.
Anonymous (3)
Charmay B. Allred
Marilyn Almendinger
Keith K. Anderson and Barbara
G. Lenssen
M. Carlota Baca, Ph.D.
Susan and Lee Berk
Robert H. Blommer
Bill Bohnhoff
Dorothy Bracey
Beverly M. Carl
Joan and Richard Chodosh
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Left to right, Chief Conservator Maureen Russell explains a conservation technique to members David Doty, William and Blair Cooper, and
Mary Persinger at a special event for new members on museum conservation.
Ruth H. Dillingham
Rosalind and Lowell Doherty
George Duncan and Sheryl
Kelsey
Ardith Eicher
Natalie Fitz-Gerald
Anthony Foltman and Terese
Lyons
Sheilah Garcia
Robert H. Glaze
Gilda M. and Norman C.
Greenberg
Jim and Pat Hall
Dorothy S. Harroun
Pat Haueter
Bertram and Pauline Heil
Jan and Howard Hendler
Barbara and Bud Hoover
Connie Thrasher Jaquith
Judith Kingsley
Ronald P. Klein and Doris Rosen
Walter and Allene Kleweno
Patricia Kuhlhoff
Henry and Judith Lackner
Charitable Remainder Trust
Bruce and Mary Anne Larsen
Margot and Robert Linton
David and Janice Matthews
Eileen A. Maynard
Susan McGreevy
Seymour Merrin and Helene
Singer Merrin
Doris Meyer
Edwina Hawley Milner and
Charles P. Milner
Edgar H. Mueller
Scott Murray and Mihail Lari
Bob Nurock
Dolores Duke Ortiz
Jane and Tom O’Toole
Don Pierce
Binnie Postelnek
Jerry Richardson
Sallie Ritter and Kent F. Jacobs,
M.D.
Nancy Anderson Roberts
Mara and Charles Robinson
Paul Rosenberg
John Sadd and Maggie Alexander
Jacqueline and Richard Schmeal
Abe and Marian Silver
Albert and Barbara Simms
Sue Ann Snyder
Michael and Anita Stevenson
Vicki A. And Ronald L. Sullivan
Robert W. Uphaus and Lois M.
Rosen
Warren von Preissig
Sue and Felix Warburg
Johnette Ward
Carol H. Warren and Robert A.
Warren
Eileen A. Wells
In Memoriam
Carl M. Allen
Nancy Ballenger
Rhoda H. Barkan
Lewis Barker
Edwin E. Bewley
Gladys and Selig Burrows
James Lee Byars
Lawrence Calcagno
Charles D. Carroll
Mel Carter
Jordie M. Chilson
Anne Croy
William Wallace Cunningham
Helen M. Derbyshire
Richard Dillingham
Robert C. Ellis
R.D. Erwin
Eva Feld
Robert Frazer
Rod Goebel
J.B.L. Goodwin
Henriette Harris
Mildred N. Healy
Mickey Inbody
James R. Johnson
Clinton and Narcissa Swift King
Greg LaChapelle
Barbara H. Lidral
Mary Sue Mize
Jerome Munday
Dr. Ernestine O’Connell
Claudia O’Keeffe
Frank V. Ortiz
Melinda Miles Phister
Aline Porter
Margery Clark Primus
Richard C. Pritzlaff
Joan Higgins Reed
Maggy Ryan
Henry A. Sauerwein
Gertrude Schweitzer
Rosemarie Shellaberger
Eugenie Shonnard
Helen McKaig Spuhler
Helen L. Starbuck
Virginia E. and Douglas
Starkweather ■
Business Council
Members
As of April 1, 2010
Business Chairman’s Circle
Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
Garcia Automotive Group
Heritage Hotels & Resorts
Intel Corporation
Neutrogena Corporation
The Santa Fe New Mexican
Sysco New Mexico
US Trust, Bank of America Private
Wealth Management
Wells Fargo Bank
Business National Circle
Sandifer Sculpture - Painting
Santa Fe Party Rentals
Santa Fe Print & Images
Santa Fe Reporter
Santa Fean
SantaFe.com
Shidoni Foundry and Galleries
Someone's In The Kitchen
studio x, inc.
Swell Design
Target Concierge
Vivo Studios
Water Street Inn
Business Benefactor
20th Century West Art
Appraisal, Inc.
3CM Construction Management
LLC
Addison Rowe Fine Art
Albuquerque Hispano Chamber
of Commerce
Café Café
Careers First
Casa Nova
Charter Bank
Comunica, Inc.
Conron & Woods Architects
Counter Culture
Cowgirl BBQ
Daniel Anthony Studio
Daniller+Company
Davis Innovations Inc.
Demand Printing Solutions
Don DeVito / Santa Fe Properties
Ecco Espresso & Gelato
Emily's Artist Studio Tours
Evoke Contemporary
Fire Dragon Color
First Community Bank
First Movement Moving
Company
Freedman Group
Gallagher & Associates
Photo: Mariann Lovato
Century Bank
Citadel Broadcasting
Clear Channel Radio
Comcast Spotlight
Encantado, An Auberge Resort
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Hutton Broadcasting
Los Alamos National Bank
New Mexico Business Weekly
Perfect Wedding Guide
Thornburg Resource Team
Western Art and Architecture
ZaneBennett Contemporary Art
El Rey Inn
Fishbone Marketing, Inc.
Galpert/Ortega Group of Wells
Fargo Advisors
Gerald Peters Gallery
Get Printing
Gruet Winery
Inn at Santa Fe
Inn of the Five Graces
Inn on the Alameda
Invisible City Designs
Knitworks, LLC
Kyla Thompson Public Relations
Lamplighter Inn
Lewallen Galleries
Local Flavor Magazine
Maria's New Mexican Kitchen
Nedra Matteucci Galleries
Old Santa Fe Inn
Osteria d'Assisi
Over Easy Café
Pantry Restaurant
Business Governor's Circle
Ashley Margetson, Sotheby's
International Realty
Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort
and Spa
Catron, Catron & Pottow
E Pro Biz Solutions
Eight Modern
Eldorado Hotel and Spa
Hilton Santa Fe
Hotel Santa Fe
Inn of the Governors
La Fonda on the Plaza
Los Poblanos Inn
Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi
Starline Printing
The Essential Guide
Business Regents' Circle
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Left to right, Albuquerque members Mary Ann Spencer, Joe McKinney, and Mary McKinney with Governor’s Gallery curator Merry
Scully at the UNM School of Architecture and Planning following Scully’s talk on the exhibition Museums in the 21st Century:
Concepts, Projects, Buildings.
Paper Tiger
Paul Thompson & Associates/
Santa Fe Valet
Peas 'n' Pod Catering, Inc.
Pitcher Komer Public Relations
Plaza Restaurant
Premier Distributing
Rush / Van Camp, Sotheby's
International Realty
Samuel Design Group
Sandia Office Supply
Altermann Galleries &
Auctioneers Andrew Smith
Gallery
Aquila Designs, Inc.
Armadillo Santa Fe, Protective
Packaging
Art Delivery Service
Avalon Trust Company
Blue Chip Insurance
BusinessWise, Inc.
C. Michael Spain and Associates
General Mailing and Shipping
Systems
H & H Private Investigations
HK Advertising Branding Public
Relations
Home Planet Studio
HurleyMedia
INK Santa Fe
Inn and Spa at Loretto
Inside Santa Fe
IronStone Bank
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business council
Adobo Catering
Albuquerque Journal North
Allan Houser Inc.
AlphaGraphics
Andrew Neighbour Photography
Blue Rain Gallery
Canyon Road Flowers
Casa Cuma B&B
CB Richard Ellis / Crow
Holdings
Cisneros Design
Dahl Lighting Showroom
Dana Waldon Photography
Dougherty Real Estate Co.
Edible Santa Fe
business council
James Kelly Contemporary Art
Karan Ruhlen Gallery
La Boca
La Herencia
La Posada de Santa Fe
Las Campanas
Laura Shepperd Salon de
Couture
Maggie's Cakes
Marshall Plan
Michael’s Valet Parking, Inc.
Michelle Vest Photography
Mining & Geological Industrial
Consultants LLC
Moss Outdoor
New Mexico Bank & Trust
New Mexico Department of
Tourism
New Mexico Magazine
Niman Fine Art
Oberstein Properties, Inc.
Ohori's Coffee Tea & Chocolate
Ortega's on the Plaza
Packard's on the Plaza
Passport New Mexico, Inc.
Peter Johnson Books & Objects
Pranzo Italian Grill
Presence Marketing and
Communications
Railyard Restaurant & Saloon
San Francisco Street Bar & Grill
Sangre de Cristo Mountain
Works
Santa Ana Skincare Clinic
Santa Fe Alliance
Santa Fe Basket Company
Santa Fe Brewing Company
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Convention and
Visitors Bureau
Santa Fe Indian Trading
Company
Santa Fe P.S.
Santa Fe School of Cooking
Santacafé
Schenk Southwest
Shiprock Santa Fe
Sign Graphics
Southwest Seminars
Southwestern Association for
Indian Arts
Susan's Christmas Shop
TAI Gallery / Textile Arts
The Bull Ring
The Collector's Guide
The Edge Gallery
The McIntyre Group
The Ross Firm
The Shed Restaurant
Thompson Properties, Ltd.
VeneKlasen Property
Management Co.
Walter Burke Catering
Ward Russell Photography
Warren Penfield / Santa Fe
Properties
Webster Enterprises
White & Luff Financial
Whole Foods Market
William Siegal Galleries
Wolf Corporation
Ziafotos ■
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
Board of Trustees 2009-2010
As of April 30, 2010
Trustees
Advisory Trustees
Bruce Larsen, Chairman
Charmay B. Allred
Bud Hamilton, Vice Chair
JoAnn Lynn Balzer
M. Carlota Baca, Ph.D., Vice Chair
John Berl
Jim Goodwin, Treasurer
Dorothy Black
Lynn Brown, Secretary
William Bohnhoff
Catherine A. Allen
Keith K. Anderson
Susan G. Berk
Roy Bidwell
Dorothy H. Bracey
Jane Buchsbaum
Rosa Ramirez Carlson
Dick Chodosh
Robert L. Clarke
John P. Comstock, M.D.
Sherry Davis
Clara L. Dougherty
Jim Duncan, Jr.
Jean Eddy
Leroy Garcia
David Gaussoin
Photo:Dana Waldon
Catherine M. Harvey
Susie Herman
Barbara Hoover
Kent F. Jacobs, M.D.
Connie Thrasher Jaquith
Ronald S. Lushing
Jim Manning
Janice Matthews
Jim McCaffery
Terry Melendres
Helene Singer Merrin
Bill Neuhaus
Business Council
Member Peter
Dent of Adobo
Catering and
his wife Jennifer
check out Huichol
Art and Culture:
Balancing the
World at the
Museum of Indian
Arts & Culture.
Bob Nurock
James T. Ortíz
Dennis A. O’Toole, Ph.D.
Jerry Richardson
Judy Sherman
Arnold Tenenbaum
Patty Terrell
Marilynn Thoma
Carol H. Warren
Claire Woodcock
Dr. Robert Zone
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Susan Corn Conway
Liz Crews
Joan Dayton
Rosalind Doherty
Carole Ely
Natalie Fitz-Gerald
Jim Foley
Pat Hall
Mortimer H. Herzstein
Ronald P. Klein
James Leopold
Margot Linton
Janis Lyon
Doris Meyer
Jane O’Toole
Alan Rolley
Keith Roth
Marian Silver
Donald F. Wright
Honorary Trustees Lloyd E. Cotsen
Anne and John Marion
Edwina and Charles Milner
Dolores Duke Ortiz
Binnie Postelnek
J. Paul Taylor
Eileen A. Wells
Trustees Emeriti
Thomas B. Catron III
Saul Cohen
Phyllis Gladden
James Snead ■