Annual Report - Hunter Museum of American Art

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Cover: Tony Scherman, b. 1950, II Mostro, 1998 encaustic on canvas, 84 x 96 inches, Collection of Hunter Museum of American Art, In honor of Julius
L. Chazen. A gift of the Unus Foundation, Nanci and Steve Chazen and Jack Saks-Chazen, 1999.7. From Go Figure exhibit, Nov. 26, 2013 - Feb. 2, 2014.
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D IRE C TOR ’ S V IE W
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E X H IB IT ION
4 - 5 GO FIGURE
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H U NT E R H AP P E NING S
HOLIDAYS AT THE HUNTER
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U P C OM ING E X H IB IT ION
AFRICAN AMERICAN ART: HARLEM RENAISSANCE,
CIVIL RIGHTS ERA AND BEYOND
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8 - 9 C ALE NDAR
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S TAF F, C LAS S E S, AND WORK S H OP S
RACHEL VEAL - NEW MANAGER OF STUDIO PROGRAMS
WINTER CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
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H U NT E R M U S E U M ANNU AL RE P ORT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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12 ACQUISITIONS
13 EXHIBITIONS
14 - 15 EDUCATION
15 GIFTS, GRANTS, AND SPONSORSHIPS
16 FINANCIAL REPORT
17 - 23 MEMBERS LIST
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MUSEUM STORE , CELEBRATING NEW YEAR ’S
EVE , AND HUNTER UNDERGROUND 2014
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DIRECTOR’S VIEW
Artwork seated at table: Duane Hanson (1925-1996), Fundraiser, 1980, polyvinyl, polychromed in oil with accessories, life-size, Collection of Hunter Museum of American Art, Museum purchase,
1998.2 From: Go Figure exhibit, Nov. 26, 2013 - Feb. 2, 2014
Dear Members,
As I write this, I am thinking of all that has been accomplished over the past year and I am looking forward to the promise of the year
ahead. This ArtView and Annual Report issue details the Hunter’s activity for 2012-2013. It also highlights the many traditions we are
about to celebrate.
The festive trees of Holidays at the Hunter, as well as the excitement of our New Year’s Eve Party are upon us. (New Year’s Eve Party
tickets go on sale December 1. Get yours before we sell out!) Additionally, the Go Figure exhibition, featuring works from our permanent
collection, is opening November 26 and it offers a great reason to visit this holiday season.
Looking back, we are grateful for another successful Spectrum charitable art auction. This event supports diverse educational programs,
provides compelling exhibitions, and builds the Museum’s collection.
In September, we launched The George T. Hunter Society, which has been established to formally recognize and honor those who have
generously included the Museum in their legacy planning. Through 2014, we will be acknowledging everyone making commitments
to the society as Founders. We hope you will consider including the Hunter in your estate plan and becoming one of these Founders.
We are grateful to those who have already stepped forward and acknowledged their plans to us.
As the Museum provides enriching educational opportunities, world-class concert series, and phenomenal exhibits, we hope you will
remember the Museum in your year-end giving. As your membership nears expiration in the year ahead, please not only consider
renewing, but taking your membership to the next charitable giving level. Consideration of gifts of artwork are always appreciated.
Sponsorships are another great way to not only make engaging programs and exhibits possible, but they are a fantastic way to market
your business in a non-cluttered way or to support an area of personal interest at the Hunter.
As another year is on the verge of history, I get nostalgic and reflect on family, friends, and community. I am grateful that you are a part
of the Hunter Family. Your friendship and support helps us achieve our mission and our community is all the better for it.
Best wishes to you and your family in this wonderful season of celebration and throughout the year ahead.
I’ll see you in the galleries,
Daniel E. Stetson
Executive Director
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EXHIBITION
SELECTIONS FROM THE HUNTER MUSEUM’S
PERMANENT COLLECTION
Nov. 26, 2013 – Feb. 2, 2014
Artists have been exploring the human figure for thousands of
years from the Ancient Egyptians and Sumerians to today, and
this journey has taken a diversity of forms that range from
realistic to expressionistic to abstract. This exhibition of nearly
forty works presents a selection of artists from the Hunter
Museum’s collection of figurative art. Examining the human
form and the portrait from a variety of perspectives, these
contemporary artists delve into a myriad of portrayals of the
figure, and the accompanying narratives that shape human life.
Featured will be artists such as Leon Golub and Tony Scherman,
whose heavily layered painting techniques and enigmatic portrait
heads speak to the deeply significant themes of loss and
mortality. Realists Philip Pearlstein and Bo Bartlett precisely
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depict the figure, but leave us wondering about the narrative
behind the works. Sculptural representations include Alan
Siegal’s Woman as Chair, Duane Hanson’s Fundraiser, and
Catharine Newell’s Fleeting Sketches on Glass.
Whether mythological, historical or contemporary, reinterpreting
the human form is a consistent theme in the art of America.
As we look into each face, we wonder both about the person
being depicted as well as the artist who created the work. What
is each story about? How does it relate to our lives today? No
matter whether the image is meticulously painted or scraped on
with a palette knife, each portrait, each figure holds a story
behind it, one that speaks to the search for identity as well to the
larger themes of our lives—happiness, loss, hope, conflict, joy.
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EXHIBITION
Opposite Page: Bo Bartlett (b. 1955), The Babysitter, 1999, oil on linen, 60 x 73 3/4 inches,
Collection of Hunter Musuem of American Art, Museum purchase made possible by the
generosity of the 2000 Collectors’ Group, 2000.7
Clockwise from top left: Phillip Pearlstein (b. 1924), Two Models on Red Office Swivel Chair,
1985, oil on canvas, 96 x 72 inches, Collection of Hunter Musuem of American Art, Museum
purchase with funds provided by the Benwood Foundation and the 1985 Collectors’ Group,
1985.7
Catharine Newell (b. 1947), Alone Together IX, 2008, kiln formed glass with powder detail,
21 elements each 9 x 12 x 12 inches, Collection of Hunter Musuem of American Art, Museum
purchase, 2009.4
Leon A. Golum (1922-2004), Head XXV, 1959, lacquer on canvas, 48 x 38 inches, Collection
of Hunter Museum of American Art, Museum purchase provided by the Benwood Foundation
and the 1983 Collectors’ Group, 1983.8
Nathan Oliveira (1928-2010), Figures Summer 1988 #17, 1988, painted monotype, 47 x 42
inches, Collection of Hunter Museum of American Art, Gift of Phil and Ellen Whitaker, 2013.2
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Go Figure is
sponsored by:
With additional
support from:
HUNTER HAPPENINGS
Celebrate a long standing tradition with festive trees as part of Holidays at
the Hunter. Many Chattanooga residents have fond memories of visiting the
Museum during this special tradition. This year, the community is once again
invited to join the celebration from Dec. 1, 2013 to Jan. 5, 2014. During this
season, guests will experience the breathtaking trees, live music from local
performers, holiday shopping and a visit from Santa.
R E L AT E D E V E N T S
HOLIDAYS AT THE HUNTER MEMBER PARTY
Thurs., Dec. 5, 5 p.m.
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Everyone is invited to learn more about the museum’s activities
throughout 2013 and its plans for the future with Executive
Director Daniel Stetson. At 6 p.m., music from the Old Time
Travelers and Voices of Lee will begin, as well as craft projects
for children, self-guided tours of the trees and a special photo
experience with Hunter Claus. Holiday snacks will be served
and special discounts will be available in the Museum Store.
A distinctive treat this year includes a special viewing of the
Hunter’s latest exhibit Go Figure which features selections from
the Museum’s Permanent Collection that are not often on display.
Free to Hunter members. The general public is invited to attend
for $14.95 for adults and $9.95 for children (3-17). Tickets can
be purchased at the door the evening of the event.
Artful Yoga: A Break from the Holiday Rush
Sat, Dec. 14, 1:30 p.m.
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Experience the body as sculpture with acrobatic yoga as
taught by Matt Fields-Johnson and Joy Dixon. We will explore
shapes in yoga through our own bodies. The program is free
and open to all levels of experience. Participants should bring
their own mat. Registration is not required.
Holiday String Theory at the Hunter
Thurs., Dec. 19, 6 p.m.
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Celebrate Holidays at the Hunter with the latest String Theory
concert featuring chamber music works by Beethoven, Brahms,
and Moszkowski. The evening will begin with a dialogue between
Gloria Chen and guest musicians, including famous violinists
and sisters Ani and Ida Kavafian, violinist Yura Lee, violist Steven
Tenenbom, and cellist Peter Wiley. Visit huntermuseum.org for
ticket information.
New Year’s Eve Party on the Bluff
Thurs, Dec. 31, 8:30 p.m. - 1 a.m.
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Ring in the New Year at the Hunter Museum. Enjoy food, an
open bar, music and the best view in town. Say goodbye to
2013 in style! Visit huntermuseum.org for more information.
Tickets go on sale Dec. 1.
Holidays at the Hunter will continue during normal Museum hours through Jan. 5, 2014. Remember, the Hunter Museum
will be closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Days and will close early December 24 and New Year’s Eve.
Holidays at the Hunter are sponsored by:
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AFRICAN AMERICAN A RT:
Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights Era and Beyond
African American Art: Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights Era and Beyond presents
nearly 100 works by 43 artists who lived through the tremendous socio-political
changes of the 20th century. In paintings, sculpture, prints and photographs, the
featured artists embrace themes both universal and specific to the African American
experience, including the exploration of identity, the struggle for equality, the power
of music and the beauties and hardships of life in rural and urban America.
Top: Benny Andrews, Portrait of Black Madonna, 1987, oil and collage on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift
of the Andrews Humphrey Family Foundation, © Estate of Benny Andrews/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY
Bottom: Roy DeCarava, Lingerie, New York, 1950/printed 1981, gelatin silver print, Smithsonian American Art Museum,
Museum purchase made possible by Henry L. Milmore, © 1981 Roy DeCarava
This exhibition is organized by the
Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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Smithsonian
Institution
This exhibit is sponsored by
Barnett & Company Investment Council,
with additional support from
Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Company
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
UPCOMING EXHIBIT – FEB. 15 - MAY 25, 2014
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Museum closed for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Art + Issues: Designing Risk,
6 p.m. – Explore risk in design
as inspired by the work of
Thornton Dial. Discussion led by
DJ Trischler and Megan Deal.
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Free admission.*
Go Figure! Selections from the
Hunter Museum’s Collection
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String Theory, Musical Dialogue
6 p.m., Concert 6:30 p.m. –
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with this String Theory concert.
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ticket information and details. 19 20 21
Museum closes at 3 p.m. for
the Holiday
New Year’s Eve Party on the
Bluff, 8:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. – See
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Holiday Event for Chairman Circle Home School Workshop: Making Artful Yoga, 1:30 p.m. –
members, 6 p.m. – Enjoy holiday an Impression (printmaking),
Experience the body as sculpture
music, festive food and explore
10 a.m. - 12 p.m. – Includes a
with acrobatic yoga instructed
our exhibitions and holiday trees. guided tour, studio experience and by Matt Fields-Johnson and Joy
Temporary exhibits closed to the take home lessons. See web site Dixon. Open to all levels. Bring a
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mat. No registration required. 14
FREE First Sunday, Noon Pre-K Day: Christmas, 10 - 11 a.m.
Members Holiday Celebration,
4:30 p.m. – View the Christmas
– for children ages 2 to 5 and one
5 p.m. learn about the Hunter,
trees throughout the Museum
6 p.m. celebration – Enjoy a night adult. Explore holidays through
and the Southeast Tennessee
of holiday celebration for the
gallery activities and art making
AIDS Memorial Quilt. Free to all.
whole family. Free to members. experiences. See web site for
Sponsored by Easy Auto. See web site for information.
registration and information.
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back page and web site for
VISIT
African American Art: Harlem
Renaissance Civil Rights Era and
Beyond opens to the public
Hunter Underground, 8 p.m. See back cover for details.
Artful Yoga, 1:30 p.m.
huntermuseum.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION
* Presented in partnership with the AIGA.
** Support for Chairman’s Circle Events provided by: Barnett & Company Investment Counsel and FirstBank.
Artwork above: Jack Beal (b. 1931-2013), The Painting Lesson, 1980-1981, Oil on canvas. 85 x 96 3/4 inches, Collection of the Hunter Museum of American Art, Anonymous gift, 1982.25.
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String Theory at the Hunter, Art
Connection 5:30 p.m., concert
6:30 p.m. See web site for
details.
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Members Event, 6 p.m. –
Opening for African American
Art: Harlem Renaissance Civil
Rights Era and Beyond
FREE First Sunday, Noon Art After School session 3,
Pre-K Day: Valentine’s Day,
4:30 p.m. – Bring the family and
4:30 - 6 p.m. – See web site for
10 - 11 a.m. – for children ages
celebrate Black History Month.
registration and details.
2 to 5 and one adult. Enjoy
Experience the Creative UnderAfrican American Arts: Exploring gallery activities and art making
ground at 1:30 p.m. Free to all.
experiences. See web site for
the possibilities, 6 p.m. – See
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web site for details.
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Go Figure! Live, 5:30 p.m. –
Hunter and Townsend Atelier
present live figure drawing demos
by guest artist Caleb Goggins.
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on the Hunter’s web site.
Musical Stories, an Evening on
Seeing Music and Hearing Art,
the Battery, 6 p.m. – Listen to
1 p.m. – An afternoon of art,
storytelling and music inspired by
music, imagination and discovery
John Quidor’s Peter Stuyvesant
designed for families. Tickets
Watching the Festivities on the
at the door. See web site for
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details.
Artful Yoga, 1:30 p.m. – Welcome
the New Year with a theme of
reflection with yoga instructor
Candy Eddinger. Open to all
levels. Please bring mat. No
registration required.
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String Theory, Musical Dialogue
6 p.m., Concert 6:30 p.m. –
Details about musicians, series,
and ticket information can be
found on the Hunter’s web site.
FREE First Sunday, Noon Art + Issues: Different Views,
4:30 p.m. – Explore galleries,
Different Sense of Place, 6 p.m.
view winning student art pieces,
– Chattanooga Organized for
and have children participate in
Action Executive Director Perrin
Lance examines our views of our
crafts. Free admission. Sponsored
community. Free admission.*
by Easy Auto.
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STAFF, CLASSES, & WORKSHOPS
THE HUNTER IS PLEASED TO INTRODUCE
R AC H E L V E A L
Rachel Veal , our new Manager of Studio Programs, brings a
great deal of energy enthusiasm and experience to this new
position. She is an exceptional teacher with plans for classes
involving students of all ages and will be adding adult classes
soon. Rachel has a degree in Early Childhood Education from
Mercer University, experience teaching in the Bibb County
School System and has nearly completed her Master’s in Studio
Fine Art from Academy of Art University. She brings these
experiences plus many others to her teaching and creative
offerings. If you have ideas for classes or have questions, feel
free to contact Rachel at 423.752.2051.
WINTERCLASSES
ART AFTER SCHOOL
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$60 members, $90 non-members
In our Art After School sessions, children (ages 6-9) explore
a variety of media and techniques as well as approaches
to art making. We meet every Thursday evening (4:30 6:00 p.m.) during the session.
Art After School Session 3 | Feb. 6 - March 6, 2014,
4:30 - 6 p.m.
PRE-K DAY
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$8 members, $12 non-members
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First Friday of the month, 10 - 11 a.m.
Thanksgiving | Nov. 1
Christmas | Dec. 6
Valentine’s Day | Feb. 7
St. Patrick’s Day | March 7
Art After School Session 4 | March 27 - May 8 (break
on April 17), 2014, 4:30 - 6 p.m.
HOME SCHOOL WORKSHOPS
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$10 members, $15 non-members
Our Home School Workshops are created specifically for
these unique students and their families. Each workshop
includes a guided themed gallery tour, a studio experience,
and resources to take home.
Bringing Art to Life (Illustration) | Nov. 15, 10 - 12 p.m.
Make an Impression (Printmaking) | Dec. 13, 10 - 12 p.m.
Art Around Us: Found Objects in Art | April 19, 10 - 12 p.m.
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JUNE 1, 2012 - MAY 31, 2013
Members of the Board of Trustees, staff and volunteers
at the Hunter Museum of American Art are proud to share
this report of activities and accomplishments for the 2013
fiscal year.
The numbers listed here are a snapshot of Museum’s
activities and were made possible through the dedicated
work, contributions and support provided by our board,
staff, volunteers, members, sponsors, supporters and
friends. The continued commitment of our members and
supporters helps the Hunter Museum continue to be a
nationally recognized cultural hub that inspires personal
and community transformation through American art.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Gary D. Chazen | CHAIR
Norma Mills | PAST-CHAIR
Regina Y. Rose | VICE-CHAIR
Mark A. Ramsey | SECRETARY
Craig Holley | TREASURER
Daniel E.Stetson | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Annette Allen
Mathew Brock
Ralph Brown
Robert G. (Bob) Card, Jr.
Andrea Crouch
Candy Kruesi
R. William Parker
Keith Sanford
Susan Stein
Susan Street
Samuel D. Turner
Miller Welborn
Lillie Wills
TOTAL VISITORS
60,928
FREE FIRST SUNDAY VISITORS
14,194
NUMBER OF SCHOOL
GROUPS SERVED
8,300
NUMBER OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS
77
NUMBER OF COLLEGE
STUDENT MEMBERS
1,000
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Llewellyn Boyd
E. Y. Chapin, III
L. H. Caldwell, III
J. H. Davenport, III
Ruth S. Holmberg
Sam E. Miles, Jr.
Paul Neely
Scott L. Probasco, Jr.
Phil B. Whitaker
Elizabeth L. Davenport (deceased)
J H. Davenport, Jr. (deceased)
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FACEBOOK FANS
3,130
TWITTER FOLLOWERS
9,428
CLASS OFFERINGS FOR YOUTH
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2013 ANNUAL REPORT
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ACQUISITIONS
ACQUISITIONS
FISCAL YEAR 2012 - 2013
G R E AT G A I N S I N A C Q U I S I T I O N S
Ranging from photography, painting, prints, and folk art to video, this
was a busy year for acquisitions to the permanent collection. We
received a number of generous gifts from both private collections and
artists, and were also able to purchase several significant works for
the collection. These included a portrait of George Washington by
renowned artist Rembrandt Peale, one of the sons of famed
entrepreneur, Charles Willson Peale. This Washington portrait had
been on loan to the museum for some time, but was offered to us
last year as a partial gift. With the support of donors and acquisition
funds, the museum was able to keep the work here and make it part
of the collection. Other noteworthy purchases included Stowage by
artist Willie Cole, a large woodblock print that addresses the legacy
of the slave trade in America, Charles Biederman’s impressive and
dimensional Abstraction #17, and an important self portrait by artist
Chuck Close acquired through our Spectrum auction. We were also
able to purchase a video work by Surabhi Saraf from the video
exhibition that the Hunter organized earlier in 2012. This is only the
second video piece in the museum’s collection.
Mennen, Fannie (1903-1995): My Symphony, undated, print, 8/63, image: 19 x 7 inches, sheet:
21-1/2 x 8-3/4 inches, In Memory of Edna McBrien Hilley, HMAA.2012.10
Cole, Willie (b. 1955): Stowage, 1997, woodblock on paper, BAT 1/2, paper: 56 x 104 inches,
Museum purchase, HMAA.2012.11
Rembrandt Peale (1778 – 1860), Portrait of George Washington, undated, oil on canvas, Sight: 37 x 44
inches, Collection of the Hunter Museum of American Art, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Gift In Loving
Memory and Honor of S.K. “Skeeter” Johnston, III and partial Museum purchase, 2012.15
(photography by John Thornbury)
Biederman, Charles Joseph (1906-2004): #17, 1977-1978, oil on aluminum relief,
41 x 32-1/2 x 8 inches, Museum purchase, HMAA.2012.12
Hunter, Frank (b. 1948): Iowa Signs #35 (from Neo-Classical Landscapes series), 2009,
platinum palladium print, 1/21, image: 18-1/2 x 23 inches, paper: 20-1/2 x 25 inches,
Anonymous gift, HMAA.2012.13
Currier & Ives (Active: 1857-1904): The Battle of Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov 24th & 25th, 1863,
undated; hand-colored lithograph, image: 8 x 12-1/4 inches; sight: 9-3/8 x 12-5/8 inches,
Gift of Caron and Alan Lacy, HMAA.2012.20
Saraf, Surabhi (b. 1983): Fold, 2010, 1080p high definition video, 2/5, Museum purchase,
HMAA.2012.14
Currier, Nathaniel (1813-1888): American Country Life, May Morning, undated; hand-colored
lithograph, image: 16-5/8 x 23-7/8 inches; sight: 18-7/8 x 24-1/4 inches, Gift of Caron and
Alan Lacy, HMAA.2012.21
Peale, Rembrandt (1778-1860): Portrait of George Washington, undated, oil on canvas,
37 x 44 inches, Gift in Loving Memory and Honor of S.K. “Skeeter” Johnston, III and partial
Museum Purchase, HMAA.2012.15
Morse, Samuel F.B. (1791-1872): Portrait of Rev. Dr. Samuel Worcester, undated, 19th century,
oil on canvas, sight: 26 x 22 inches, Gift of the Chattanooga Public Library, HMAA.2012.16
Graves, Nancy (1939-1995): Canoptic Prestidigitation, 1990 / lithograph printed from eighteen
aluminum plates, in twenty-three colors, with chiné colle and applied cast paper piece,
11/40, image and paper size: 36 -1/2 x 74-1/2 inches, Museum purchase, HMAA.2012.17
Close, Chuck (b. 1940): Self-Portrait, 2007 / screenprint in 203 colors, 57/80, image:
68 x 52-1/4 inches; paper: 74-1/2 x 57-3/4 inches, Collection of Hunter Museum of American
Art, Museum purchase with contributions from Spectrum 2012, HMAA.2012.18 Rex Allen, Hank and Katherine Anthony, Kitty Caldwell, Austin Center, Gary and Sally Chazen,
Joe and Susan Davenport, Ward and Ashley Davenport, Hedy Davenport, Mark and Vicki Degler,
Piet and Sabine Dossche, Sally Faulkner, Lynn Harlin Kelley, Ed and Shelly Henson, Ruth
Holmberg, Karen Hutton, Nancy Jollley, Lowry and Jane Kline, Sarah and Jeff Lorberbaum,
Mariah Mayfield, Tenley Mayfield, Greg and May McGuire, Rick and Pam McKenney, Taylor
and Mike Monen, John and Esme Oehmig, Amanda and Richard Pinson, Dan and Kim Pratt,
Helen and Merv Pregulman, Lindsay Richardson, Regina Rose, John Shearburn and Annette
Allen, Bobbie Steffner, Catherine and Daniel Stetson, Patrick and Julie Stowe, Gordon and
Susan Street, Ricky and Angie Supan, Sam Turner and Verina Baxter, Dawn Weber, and Bev
and Don Wright
Audubon, John James (1785-1851): Great Marbled Godwit, undated; chromolithograph;
image: 12-3/4 x 20-1/2 inches; sight: 14-5/8 x 21-5/8 inches, Gift of Caron and Alan Lacy
HMAA.2012.22
Neel, Alice (1900-1984): Portrait of the Artist Edward Avedesian, 1981; color lithograph;
paper: 35-3/8 x 26 inches, Gift of James McKissic in memory of his Grandmothers, Velma
Daisy Wood and Mae Anna McKissic, HMAA.2012.23
Holman, Frank (1865-1930): A Moment’s Rest, undated, oil on canvas, image: 18 x 12 inches,
Gift of Phil and Ellen Whitaker, HMAA.2013.1
Oliveira, Nathan (1928-2010): Figures Summer 1988 #17, 1988, painted monotype, paper:
47 x 42 inches, Gift of Phil and Ellen Whitaker, HMAA.2013.2
Harvey, Bessie (1929-1994): Untitled, mid-1980s, found wood, spray paint, nails, plastic eyes,
overall: 36 x 36 x 24 inches, Gift of Gladys and Ross Faires, I, HMAA.2013.3
Himmelfarb, John (b. 1946): Xtra Xtra, 2004, intaglio and woodblock, 22/25, overall:
24 x 19-3/4 inches, Compliments of Phil Malinosky, HMAA.2013.4
Herbert, Mimi (b. 1936): Celebration Flag, 2002-2004, silkscreened formed acrylic, second
flag series, overall: 41-1/4 x 46 x 5-1/2 inches, Museum purchase, HMAA.2013.5
Currier & Ives (Active: 1857-1904): A Rising Family, 1857; lithograph; image: 18-1/8 x 23-5/8
inches; sight: 19-3/4 x 23-7/8 inches, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Probasco, Jr., HMAA.2013.6
Currier & Ives (Active: 1857-1904): The Battle of Chickamauga, Geo, undated; hand-colored
lithograph, image: 8 x 12-1/4 inches; sight: 9-3/8 x 12-7/8 inches, Gift of Caron and Alan Lacy,
HMAA.2012.19
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This year focused on Hunter-organized exhibitions and on community ties. Featured was the third
installment of the Chattanooga Gems series, for which works were loaned from nearly forty private
collections in the area. This exhibition helps build bridges to area donors and allows visitors to see the
amazing artwork that resides in the region. Additionally, the Museum exhibited a wonderful selection of
African American works from the private collection of Carnetta and Norm Davis from Birmingham.
The Hunter’s continuing legacy was celebrated with an exhibition commemorating sixty years of
collecting. The Museum further highlighted one of the collection’s strengths—landscapes, with the
exhibit, Exploring the Land: Landscapes from the Hunter Collection.
Alan White: A Celebration examined the paintings and prints of this local artist and professor, as he retired
from forty years with the University of Tennessee Art Department. Alan White has had a significant
presence in the arts community locally, and this exhibit allowed visitors to see his personal growth as
an artist over the years.
Finally, the Hunter commissioned MacArthur prize winner Whitfield Lovell to create a large site specific
work for a major, summer exhibition. The resulting piece, Deep River, explored the history of Chattanooga’s
Camp Contraband, the legacy of the Civil War, as well as the universal themes of struggle, hope and
resilience. Deeply moving, the installation reminded viewers of their united cultural history.
Jellies: Living Art
Organized with the Tennessee Aquarium, exhibited at the Tennessee Aquarium
(Exhibit was reinstalled in the summer of 2013 and is ongoing.)
May 15, 2009 – summer 2016
Chattanooga Gems III: Works from Private Collections
August 25 - October 21, 2012
Hunter Museum of American Art: Celebrating 60 Years, 1952-2012
September 29, 2012 - January 14, 2013
Exploring the Land: Landscapes from the Hunter Collection
November 29, 2012 - April 28, 2013
Beauty Beyond Nature: The Glass Art of Paul Stankard
December 8, 2012 - April 21, 2013
African American Art: Selections from the
Collection of Carnetta and Norm Davis
January 19 - March 17, 2013
Art + Issues: Americans and Their Land,
Photos by Robert Glenn Ketchum
Opened February 27, 2013
Alan White: A Celebration
March 30 - June 16, 2013
Whitfield Lovell: Deep River
May 16 - October 13, 2013
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EXHIBITIONS
FISCAL YEAR JUNE 1, 2012 - MAY 31, 2013
2013 ANNUAL REPORT
EXHIBITIONS
EDUCATION
2013 ANNUAL REPORT
EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
FISCAL YEAR 2012 - 2013
The Hunter’s Education Department strives to respond to the Museum’s guests’ interests and needs with
respect to program planning and opportunities to engage visitors with the Hunter’s collections and
exhibitions. This year’s departmental realignment, newly inaugurated programs, and gallery experiences
have helped to strengthen relationships with the growing community.
SCHOOLS
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Unum’s generous funding allows the Hunter to welcome public,
private, and home school students for free teacher-guided tours and
provides all educators with complimentary gallery training tailored
for their visit plans as well as the opportunity for gallery or studio
teaching assistance for a reduced fee.
• Monthly Pre-K days bring 3-5 year olds and parents for group
learning and exploration.
• Home School workshops offered in-depth studio and social
studies experiences.
• 6-week Art After School sessions give elementary aged students
a chance to get hands-on experience with a variety of media.
• Hamico provided funding for specialized programs for Title 1
schools including Calvin Donaldson, Battle Academy, Woodmore
and Bess T. Shepherd Elementary, along with high school students
from Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy, the STEM school
and the Urban League National Achievement Scholars.
• Rotating monthly studio hall exhibits showcased work from
local students.
• Adopt-an-Artwork program invites teacher teams to develop
classroom-based curriculum centered on a work in the collection
in exchange for opportunities at the museum for their students.
Art + Issues, the Art Wise Distinguished Lecture Series, All-American
Summer, FREE First Sundays, Artful Yoga, and Holidays at the Hunter
are just a few of our many programs that give visitors new ways to
access the Museum. Programs were also assessed and upgraded
thanks to the “Friends asking Friends” project and a resulting
ambassadors panel.
• Targeted teacher workshops assisted educators with developing
gallery and Socratic teaching, curriculum design and team-building
skills, as well as a new Common Core-based curricular guide,
which is available to all teachers online.
• Education Department staff served on several regional educational
boards and task forces to continue active participation in the
future of regional educational offerings.
• 9 sessions of summer art camp offered fun for children of all ages.
Public
programs
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• Courtesy of the generous sponsorship of Easy Auto, FREE First
Sundays greet an average of 1,200 guests monthly for live music,
drop-in art experiences, docent-led tours, and gallery exploration.
• The Hunter has over 1,000 college student members, a new
popular offering for the region.
• The Art + Issues series grew with this year’s topics including
preserving our natural wilderness, getting to know our least
privileged neighbors, being responsible in a globalized community,
work-life balance, and developing community stories. All past
programs can be viewed on the Hunter YouTube channel.
• UTC faculty in history, literature, music, communications, and art
have integrated visits to the Hunter into their curricula. Presently,
there is a museum studies offering with the art department that
has brought students in to regularly work with the Museum. New
programs offered with UTC experiential learning, non-profit
administration, and Governor’s School are also great
collaborative efforts.
• All-American Summer held 10 performances featuring jazz, blues,
rock (from Southern to Indie), folk, spoken word, country and
bluegrass, thanks to the generous sponsorship of Coca-Cola
Bottling Company of Chattanooga, the NEA, Tennessee American
Water, and Brewer Media. Additionally, the String Theory at the
Hunter chamber series performances were offered through a
great partnership with Lee University.
• College interns and volunteers from the region worked with our
summer camp, in programmatic development and assessment,
as well as visitor experience projects.
Studio
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• With funding from BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Community
Trust and the NEA, the Art Wise Distinguished Lectures at the
Hunter featured great artistic and cultural speakers including
Crystal Bridges Museum President Don Bacigaluppi, glass artist
Paul Stankard, sculptor Albert Paley, and several others. The Art
for Health partnership with Memorial Foundation brought in
Global Alliance for Arts and Health recent executive director Anita
Boles and Robert Lynch, President of the Americans for the Arts.
From Pre-Schoolers finding stories and colors in our collection to
campers performing costumed plays about our collection, our studios
are filled with color and activity.
• The Hunter’s 60th anniversary celebration featured a First Sunday
celebration with Bradley County, a community birthday gathering,
a Bluff historic walking tour, and a culinary treasures program.
University
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• Museum staff served on university advisory boards. In turn, faculty
have created “faculty voice” labels for the Hunter’s galleries.
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Corporate
Programs
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Our corporate offerings remain strong with an economical and
creative approach to workforce development.
• ArtsBuild Holmberg Leadership Participants did leadership and
team-building exercises incorporating a variety of creative
development experiences.
• The Urban University Conference used gallery experiences to
facilitate development of personal relationship solutions.
• The UTC Provost Office freshman advisors did leadership training
with the Hunter staff.
• The Chattanooga School for Arts and Sciences faculty used this
corporate model to do team-building exercises for a diverse staff.
G I F T S, G R A N T S, & S P O N S O R S H I P S
Mohammad & Nancy Ahmadi
Sharon & Bill Alexander
Andres & Hilda Alisago
Alstom
Annette Allen and John W. Shearburn
Dr. Charles & Misa Ankar
Anonymous (2)
Charlie Arant
Arts Build Chattanooga
Associates in Oral & Maxillofacial
Surgery, PC
Audi Chattanooga
T. Maxfield & Sara Bahner
Baker Donelson Bearman
Caldwell & Berkowitz
Dr. Tim Ballard
Bank of America Foundation
Barnett & Company
The Barn Nursery
Verina Baxter & Sam Turner
BB&T Insurance Services
Benwood Foundation
Victoria & Robert Berghel
Claire S. Binder
Julia & Budd Bishop
Fletcher Bright
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
Community Trust
Bluewater Grille
Brewer Media, Inc.
Drs. Nicki & Matthew Brock
Margaret & Richard Burns
Dr. Yvette Burns
Dr. James Busch
Christian Caceres and Bradley Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. L. Hardwick Caldwell, III
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Card, Jr.
Chattanooga Allergy Clinic
Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
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Chattanooga Labeling Systems
Chattanooga Times Free Press
Chattanooga Whiskey
Sally & Gary Chazen
J. Clayton and Andrea Crouch
Mrs. J. H. Davenport, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Davenport, III
Joseph Decosimo & Company
Susan W. Dryfoos
Elizabeth & Frank Deigaard
Jean B. Dolan
Jacqueline Dryfoos
Lee Easterly
Easy Auto
Easy Bistro
Embellish
Deborah Everhart
FirstBank
First Tennessee Foundation
John & Trish Foy
Joan & Dan Frierson
Graffe Studio
Thomas & Marion Griscom
Hamico Foundation
Hamilton Family Dentistry
Joe Harris & Susan Jones
J. D. Helton Roofing Company
Ruth S. Holmberg
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Holley
Sharel Hooper
Lucia & Tommy Hopper
Margaret Hudson
The Ice Cream Show
Caroline & Paul Kaplan
Allan Kelly
Dan Kennedy
Molly K. Kennedy
Jane & Lowry Kline
Jennifer & Will Kline
Konica Minolta Business Solutions,
U.S.A., Inc.
Candy Kruesi
Lattimore Black Morgan & Cain
Alan & Alison Lebovitz
Lauren & Michael Lebovitz
Alice P. Lupton
Lyndhurst Foundation
John Marek
McKee Foods Corporation
McKenzie Foundation
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Merrill Lynch
Miller & Martin PLLC
Norma & Olan Mills, II
Sharon Mills
Taylor & Michael Monen
Cannon & Rick Montague
Kristina & Tom Montague
The Mountain Mirror
Mountain View Ford
National Edowment for the Arts
Paul Neely
Nell’s
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Patten and Patten
Katherine Philp
Public House
Publix Supermarkets
Pure Sodaworks
Mark Ramsey
Michael & Lisa Revenig
Revival
Richard & Patricia Rice
Deloris Rissling
Riverbend Rewards
River Gallery
Regina Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sanford
Scenic City Orthodontics
Dr. Brian K. Schenck
Mary L. Sharp
Signature Audio
Simms Foods/Wickles Pickles
Dr. & Mrs. Chad Smalley
William & Jean Smith
Mark Song
Sound Force
Southeastern Spine, Dr. Jay Jolley
Starkey Printing
St. John’s
Krista & Doug Stein
Susan & Taylor Stein
Catherine & Daniel Stetson
Frances S. Strahley
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Street, Jr.
Sweet Peppers
Taziki’s
Tennessee American Water Company
Tennessee Arts Commission
Joan & Herbert Thornbury
Tom & Nancy Tolar
Wendy Turner & Chies Loga
Unum
Urban Stack
Absolut Vodka
Volkswagen Group of America
Donna R. Weeks
Robin & Argil Wheelock
Karen & Miller Welborn
Sue Anne Wells
Susan Williams & Jarret Kinder
Lillie Wills
Robert T. Wolfe
JoAnne C. Yates
GIFTS, GRANTS, & SPONSORSHIPS
• Holidays at the Hunter featured a family event complete with
Hunter Claus, a Chairman Circle event, a String Theory musical
performance, a designer tour of trees and a FREE Sunday
celebrating love and the beauty of the season.
2013 ANNUAL REPORT
GIFTS, GRANTS,
& SPONSORSHIPS
FINANCIAL REPORT
2013 ANNUAL REPORT
STATEMENTS OF
FINANCIAL POSITION
MAY 31, 2013 & 2012
20132012
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents.....................................................................................................$202,248 ..................................... $419,460
Investments, at fair value....................................................................................................19,018,130....................................17,176,574
Accounts receivable...................................................................................................................28,131...........................................34,624
Inventories.................................................................................................................................50,188...........................................46,667
Prepaid expenses.......................................................................................................................89,598...........................................85,878
Intangible assets, net.................................................................................................................64,771...........................................70,659
Property and equipment, net...............................................................................................17,928,413....................................18,579,192
Total Assets....................................................................................................................$37,381,479.................................$36,413,054
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Bonds payable.....................................................................................................................$1,525,000....................................$1,650,000
Accounts payable and accrued expenses.................................................................................173,036.........................................213,566
Deferred revenue.......................................................................................................................26,694...........................................42,805
Total Liabilities..................................................................................................................$1,724,730................................... $1,906,371
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted......................................................................................................................$28,221,286..................................$28,055,564
Temporarily restricted............................................................................................................3,793,719..................................... 2,809,375
Permanently restricted..........................................................................................................3,641,744......................................3,641,744
Total Net Assets.............................................................................................................$35,656,749................................... 34,506,683
Total Liabilities and Net Assets......................................................................................$37,381,479.................................$36,413,054
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES & CHANGES IN NET ASSETS - MAY 31, 2013 AND 2012
Revenue and Support
ArtsBuild allocation...............................................................................................................$ 344,385.......................................$379,529
Public contributions..................................................................................................................479,222......................................1,037,033
Investment income (loss)......................................................................................................1,567,365...................................... (108,783)
Membership dues....................................................................................................................215,285.........................................211,069
Fundraising...............................................................................................................................522,955.........................................360,537
Admissions..............................................................................................................................166,742.........................................174,702
Facility and exhibit rental..........................................................................................................332,824.........................................387,247
Ancillary sales............................................................................................................................96,375...........................................92,910
Other income.............................................................................................................................45,338...........................................58,273
Net assets released from restriction........................................................................................324,264...........................................96,262
Total unrestricted revenue and support...........................................................................$4,094,755..................................... 2,688,779
EXPENSES
Program services...................................................................................................................1,309,016......................................1,454,107
Management and general........................................................................................................855,698.........................................741,825
Fundraising...............................................................................................................................405,479.........................................281,023
Depreciation and amortization..................................................................................................670,913.........................................676,886
Art acquisitions........................................................................................................................585,564.........................................255,412
Financing costs..........................................................................................................................55,273...........................................49,387
Cost of ancillary sales.................................................................................................................47,090...........................................42,727
Total expenses..................................................................................................................$3,929,033................................... $3,501,367
Change in unrestricted net assets.............................................................................. $165,722......................................(812,588)
CHANGE IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS
Contributions................................................................................................................................ – ........................................407,273
Return on investment......................................................................................................... 1,308,608........................................ (71,900)
Net assets released from restriction..................................................................................(324,264) .......................................(96,262)
Change in temporarily restricted net assets .................................................................. 984,34 ........................................239,111
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS _____________________________________________ 1,150,066 _________________ (573,477)
NET ASSETS (beginning of year)_______________________________________ $34,506,683 ________________35,080,160
NET ASSETS (end of year) ___________________________________________ $35,656,749 ______________ $ 34,506,683
Based upon information in the audited financial statements of the Hunter Museum of American Art.
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Hardwick & Kitty Caldwell, III
Joe & Susan Davenport, III
Mrs. J.H. Davenport, Jr.
Ruth S. Holmberg
Jeffrey & Sarah Lorberbaum
John Marek
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Sharon Mills
Paul Neely
Chairman’s
Circle Gold
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$2,500
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Bobby & Candace Chazen
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Summerfield & Gillian Johnston, Jr.
Candy Kruesi
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Party on the Bluff and welcome 2014 with your friends at
the Hunter Museum. Join us Dec. 31 from 8:30 p.m. until
1 a.m. We’ll provide amazing food by Events With Taste, an
open bar, music by SoundForce Entertainment, and one of
the best views in Chattanooga! Say farewell to 2013 in style.
Call 423.267.0968 or visit huntermuseum.org to reserve
your tickets now. Tickets go on sale Dec. 1.
Party in the basement of the Hunter Museum with live
music, food, drinks, a silent auction, and the chance to
Smash & Grab some great art! With a suggested donation,
attendees can be entered into a drawing to enter the
Smash & Grab gallery and within 30 seconds grab a work
of art to take home. Visit huntermuseum.org to purchase
admission tickets to this event.
Saturday, February 22, 2014