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Manjari Sharma, Billie S. Mandle, Barbara Crane, Stephen Strom, Christopher Rauschenberg
2011 Annual Report
Dear friends and supporters of the
Griffin Museum,
A
Although FY 2011 has been especially
hard for nonprofit cultural organizations,
the Griffin Museum of Photography has
been able to maintain high quality in its
programming and educational efforts.
Our success is attributable to a prudent
investment strategy adopted by our
board, the hard work of our dedicated
staff, and the support of our many friends.
Our staff, led by Executive Director
Paula Tognarelli, has not only operated
within budget but also has increased
our visibility and expanded our reach.
Paula is assisted in these endeavors by
Frances Jakubek, Associate Director and
our weekend gallery manager, Martha
Stone as well as interns and volunteers.
Our exhibitions have earned frequent
and consistently positive notice. One
result of this excellent publicity has
been invitations by diverse regional
institutions to establish satellite galleries.
Four of these are the Atelier Gallery at
the Stoneham Theatre, which serves to
complement their theater productions,
the Aberjona River Gallery at the Salter
Health Care Facility, The Griffin Museum
at Digital Silver Imaging in Belmont
and the newest gallery addition at The
Cambridge Homes.
During the past year, we hosted a
record 44 events. Three of these deserve
special mention: The Focus Awards,
which recognize the efforts of people and
institutions who are not photographers
but who are engaged in areas of
technology, publishing, or curating that
support photography as an art form;
Photosynthesis, a collaboration among
the Griffin Museum, Winchester High
School, and the Boston Arts Academy
that reflects the value we place on our
educational mission; and Senior Sunday,
a series of special programs for our
elder neighbors, that recognizes learning
as a lifelong experience. Our focus on
education continues the tradition of our
founder Arthur Griffin, who endowed
darkroom facilities at both Winchester
High School and McCall Middle School.
The President’s message is meant
to speak of the prior year’s operations;
however, I would like to bring to your
attention a fast-approaching milestone. In
2012, the Griffin Museum will be 20 Years
old. In anticipation of that event, the Board
is taking a long look forward as well as to
the rear. Since our beginning, we have
been fortunate enough to have received
several bequests. The reality we face now
is that even with prudent management,
we cannot maintain our current level of
activity and quality programming without
increasing our revenue stream.
I would like to thank our Board Members
and Corporators whose efforts have
brought us such success.
Peter Griffin
President, Board of Directors
IN THIS ISSUE
1
President’s Letter
2-5 Exhibitions
5
Programming
6
Statement of Activities & Sponsors and Donors
7-9 Membership
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EXHIBITIONS
June 2010-May 2011
The Griffin Museum of Photography was founded in 1992 to provide a forum for the exhibition of both historic and
contemporary photography. The museum houses three galleries dedicated solely to the exploration of photographic
arts: The Main Gallery, which features rotating exhibits from some of the world’s leading photographers, the Atelier
Gallery and Griffin Gallery, dedicated to showcasing the works of prominents up-and-coming artists and the works
of museum founder, Arthur Griffin.The museum also has four satellite galleries: the Stoneham Theatre, the Aberjona
River Gallery, Digital Silver Imaging and at The Cambridge Homes. These galleries futher expand the Museum’s
outreach into the local and regional community.
IN THE MAIN GALLERY
16th Juried Exhibition, Juror Joerg Colberg
June 30, 2010 – August 29, 2010
Approximately 300 photographers submitted more than 2,000 images to
juror Joerg M. Colberg, founder and editor of Conscientious, a website
dedicated to contemporary photography, for the 16th juried show. Sixty
images were selected and displayed.
Natalia Engelhardt, a New York photographer specializing in portraiture,
was selected as winner of the $1,000 Arthur Griffin Legacy Award. Keliy
Anderson-Staley received the $500 Griffin Award for her series of images, Off the Grid, a study of 30 families living in Maine without electricity, plumbing, or phones.
Christopher Rauschenberg, Marché aux Puces
September 9, 2010 – November 7, 2010
The Marché aux Puces at Saint-Ouen, just outside the city limits of
Paris, is said to be the greatest flea market in the world. “It is a
museum of antiques, a P.T. Barnum sideshow, a life size
dollhouse, a fever dream,” says Rauschenberg. He adds that
the photographs are “a salute to the dealers of Saint-Ouen,
who have created this stream-of-consciousness dream world
in search of commerce, but in search of poetry, too.
Harvey Stein, Artists Observed 1980-1985
November 18, 2010 – January 30, 2011
From 1980 to 1985, Harvey Stein photographed and interviewed more
than 165 artists, creating a collective portrait of the lives of visual artists
in contemporary America. The project resulted in a 1986 book, Artists Observed published by Harry N. Abrahms. Stein says the series of images is
“meant to be an intimate, personal, and revealing expression of what being an artist means and is about. Each photograph is a portrait of the artist
that attempts to integrate/fuse/relate the artist to the art shown. Hopefully,
what emerges is a psychological and sociological look at a very vital and
interesting group of people - those who create art and who, in doing so,
enrich and affect the very fabric of all our lives.”
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From top: Natalia Engelhardt, Christopher Rauschenberg, Harvey Stein
IN THE MAIN GALLERY
continued
Barbara Crane, Challenging Vision
February 10, 2011 – May 1, 2011
For more than 60 years, Barbara Crane has been stretching the boundaries of photography through single images, sequences, grids, and scrolls that range in size from
intimate to grand. This exhibit was a retrospective of her work. The photographs ranged
from early studies of human form through chronicles of Chicago city life to explorations
of nature. They are dynamic, bold, and abstract depictions of the rural and urban, the
familiar and esoteric. Her highly experimental and tremendously varied photographs
animatedly challenge photography’s very character as a descriptive tool.
Photosynthesis VI: A Collaboration with Winchester High School and
The Boston Arts Academy
May 12 – June 19, 2011
By creating photographic portraits of themselves and their surroundings, students from
the two schools explored their sense of self and place in a unique collaborative program
at the Griffin. In its sixth year, the five-month program connects approximately 40 students - 20 from each school - with each other and professional photographers. The goal
is to increase students’ awareness of the art of photography, as well as how being from
different programs and different schools affects their approach to the same project. During the course of the project, students met with photographer Barbara Norfleet, who was
director and curator of the photography collection at the Carpenter Center at Harvard for
30 years. Chris Zedano talked with students about his Staples Street Project, and Alison
Nordstrom, curator of the George Eastman House and photographers Sam Sweezy and
Rania Matar met with students for a group discussion of the work edit for exhibition.
IN THE ATELIER GALLERY
Andrea Rosenthal: Stations of the Scale and Andrew M.K. Warren: Car Pictures
June 30, 2010 – August 29, 2010
Fred Sway, Porch Light September 9, 2010 – November 7, 2010
Laurie Lambrecht, From the Studio of Roy Lichtenstein
November 18, 2010 – January 23, 2011
Harvey Stein Workshop exhibit
January 25, 2011 – January 30, 2011
Rita Maas, At Home and
Svjetlana Tepavcevic’s The Sea Inside: Portrait of Waves
multimedia presentation February 10, 2011 – May 1, 2011
Northeastern University Students, Eleven
May 2, 2011 – May 8, 2011
Susan Lapides, Insider/Outsider May 12, 2011 – June 19, 2011
IN THE GRIFFIN GALLERY
Joan Johnson Scholarship, juried by Andrea Rosenthal and Sejal Patel
June 30 – August 29, 2010
Fred Sway, Porch Light September 9, 2010 – November 7, 2010
Jason Landry, The Collectors November 18, 2010 – January 23, 2011
Jeri Eisenberg, Sea/Shore February 10, 2011 – May 1, 2011
Peter Dawes McClennan, Fog May 12, 2011 – June 19, 2011
From top: Barbara Crane, Laurie Lambrecht, Jeri Eisenberg, Jason Landry
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AT THE STONEHAM THEATRE
Heather McDonough, Doris May 19, 2010 – July 4, 2010
Jared Leeds, Massachusetts Avenue
July 8, 2010 - August 29, 2010
Beatrix Reinhardt, Members Only
September 9, 2010 – November 7, 2010
Tobia Makover, Through the Boneyard
November 15, 2010 - January 9, 2011
Eva Koleva Timothy, Lost in Learning:
The Art of Discovery January 10, 2011 – March 20, 2011
Stephen Strom and Karen Strom, Illusions of Intimacy/Illusions
March 23, 2011 – May 29, 2011
AT ABERJONA RIVER GALLERY
Cynthia Clark, Un Certo Sguardo d’Italia ( A Certain Glance at Italy)
April 19, 2010 – June 20, 2010
Frank Tadley and Elizabeth Lockhart, Community
Garden: Edgerton Park, New Haven, Connecticut
June 30, 2010 – August 29, 2010
Lisa Tang Liu, Cowboys September 9, 2010 – November 7, 2010
Walter Finneran, The Event Photographer
November 18, 2010 – January 30, 2011
Alice Shafer, Reflected Relationships February 10, 2011 – May 1,
2011
Lauri Robertson, Embodied by a Landscape: Images of
Nantucket’s Interior May 12, 2011 – August 29, 2011
Frank Tadley, Eva Koleva Timothy, Beatrix Reinhardt, install of Tobia Makover
AT DIGITAL SILVER IMAGING
Andy Ryan, Architecture of the New China:
Landmark Projects of Beijing
June 30, 2010 – September 10, 2010
Francine Zaslow, Food Cycles September 16,
2010 – November 12, 2010
Jonathan Stark, France: Chaleur November 18,
2010 – January 14, 2011
Neal Rantoul, Collections: Anatomical Specimens from the 19th Century
January 20, 2011 – March 18, 2011 Courtesy of
Panopticon Gallery Boston, MA
A Visual Reportage Workshop led by Michael
Hintlian and Glenn Cooper
VRW : Through Their Eyes March 24, 2011 –
May 27, 2011
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Left: Francine Zaslow, Michael Manheim
AT THE CAMBRIDGE HOMES
Miriam Goodman, After a Certain Age May 17, 2010 – June 29, 2010
Cory Silken, Color of Wind August 2, 2010 - October 3, 2010
Arthur Griffin, A Singular Vision November 15, 2010 – January 18, 2011
Heather McDonough, Doris March 1, 2011 – April 24, 2011
Jean Germain, Jazz from Row 6 April 25, 2011 – July 6, 2011
VIRTUAL GALLERY & CRITIC’S PICK
Summer 2010 Peter McClennan, American Still Life
Summer 2010 Andrea Rosenthal, Stations of the Scale
Fall 2010 Nicholas Mansur, Sprawl
Fall 2010 S. Billie Mandle, Reconciliation
Winter 2011 Steffanie Halley, Red Heads
Spring 2011 Manjari Sharma, The Shower Series
Summer 2010 Critic:Joerg Colberg – Natalia Engelhardt
Fall 2010 Critic: Corinne Tapia – Max Ruiz, Cimarron Series
Winter 2011 Critic: David Bram – David Ondrik, Arid Harvests
Winter 2011 – Stella Kramer - Sophia Wallace, Modern Dandy
Spring 2011 Bryan Yedinak – Brent Townsend, Looking Up
Lesley University Hall Atrium Gallery June 8 – September 3, 2010
Ted Williams: The Splendid Splinter, photographs by Arthur Griffin
Top: Steffanie Halley, Left: Jean Germain
PROGRAMMING
June 2010-May 2011
This year the Griffin Museum continued its commitment to offer dynamic and vibrant educational programs. Here we highlight some
examples out of the 40 programs offered in fiscal year 2011.
Panel Discussion Friday, February 18, 2011
Photographers Barbara Crane, Rita Maas, and Svjetlana Tepavcevic talked about their photographic
journeys and the influences that led to the imagery on view in their exhibits. The discussion was
facilitated by Archy LaSalle, photographer, educator, and member of the Griffin Museum board.
Member in Focus
In addition to our Critic’s Pick and Virtual Online Gallery, the Griffin Museum is now highlighting the
work of museum members on its website.
New Partnership! The Griffin Museum is part of the Blue Star Museums partnership among Blue
Star families, the National Endowment for the Arts, and more than 700 museums in all 50 states. It
offers free admission to active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day through
Labor Day, September 6.
An Insider’s Look at Food Photography March 15, 2011
In anticipation of the upcoming Taste of Winchester event, photographer Tony Scarpetta presented
An Insider’s Look at Food Photography. Scarpetta set up a food shoot and discussed the challenges
and successes of photographing food.
The Griffin Museum continues to offer their stalwart Senior Sundays. This program brings working
photographers to speak at the Griffin. Open to all. The Griffin is thankful for the continuous support
of the Enka Foundation, Salter Healthcare Inc, New Horizons and the Mount Vernon House. Some
of the artists that presented this year were Frank Tadley, Lauri Robertson, Dick Simon, Lisa Tang
Liu, Alice Shafer and Cynthia Clark.
Left: Images from panel discussion and gallery tour with Barbara Crane
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PROGRAMMING continued
New England Portfolio Reviews The New England Portfolio Reviews is an opportunity for emerging and
established photographers to meet with curators, teachers, gallerists, and other image professionals. The
Reviews served both individuals who are just embarking on their careers and those who have several
years of experience and are hoping to reach new audiences by initiating connections with leading figures
in the busy New England photography world. Curators, educators and gallerists from all over the state
come to Boston for this event. The Griffin Museum partnered with the Photographic Resource Center and
Northeastern University. Sponsored by Digital Silver Imaging and Ava Art.
Paula Tognarelli and Frances Jakubek meeting with photographer Francis Crisfio
2010 Focus Awards Presentation and Gala Celebration Saturday, September 25
Since 2006 the Griffin Museum has given an annual award to recognize individuals who have made critical contributions to the
promotion of photography. The prestigious Focus Awards are presented in three categories: The Life Time Achievement Award,
given to an individual whose ongoing commitment to photography has created far reaching impact; the Rising Star award given to
an emerging force that the photographic community is watching with great enthusiasm; and the New England Beacon, recognizing a
local individual whose work brings prominence to the local photographic scene. This year’s recipients were:
Life Time Achievement: James K. Colton, photography editor, Sports Illustrated
Rising Star: David Bram, founder, Fraction Magazine
New England Beacon: Alan Taylor, creator, The Big Picture blog, The Boston Globe/Boston.com
A Little Jazz, a Little Wine and Photo Swap at the Griffin Museum July 30, 2010
Bring your signed photographs 8” x 10” up to 11” x 14” for swapping and enjoy some Jazz with the Nick Grondin Duo. A great way to
meet new friends and collect your favorite photographs.
Lecture and book-signing with publisher David Godine
David Godine talks about publishing photography books during the past 40 years at David R. Godine, Inc., a small publishing house
in Boston, MA. He started with the photography of Arnold Newman; moved to the work of Southworth and Hawes in The Spirit
of Fact; then goes on to contemporary photographers such as George Tice, Sally Mann, Olivia Parker, and Nick Nixon. He also
discusses his thematic books, such as the role and place of postcards in Prairie Fires &Paper Moons, and marine photos in On the
Wind. The lecture was presented in collaboration with Book Ends of Winchester.
Summer Camp
Collage/Assemblage Week: July 5-9, Grades 5-9
The Collage Assemblage class is designed to explore multi-media, collage, and assemblage techniques. In each class, students
created 2D and 3D artwork from suggested themes, techniques, or inspiration from artists and art movements. Students developed
individualized artistic styles, creativity, and delve into this popular art form. The class’ artwork was displayed in a culminating art
show in the museum galleries.
Photo Arts Week: July 12-16, Grades 5-9
The Photo Arts class is designed to show students that the photograph can be a building block for greater works of art. This class
used digital photography, Adobe Photoshop, and fine art techniques to explore a variety of photographic and artistic styles; such as
photo alteration, printmaking, portraiture, and more. Students used topics from current events, their community, and their own lives
as subjects for daily and weekly art works. The class’ artwork was displayed in a culminating art show in the museum galleries.
Elementary Creative Arts and Photography Week: July 19-23, Grades 1-4
This class was designed to introduce elementary aged children to a variety of photographic and visual art skills. Each day, students
had fun exploring a variety of art mediums and introductory photographic activities. Throughout the week, children built art skills as
they developed creativity, self-expression, and a love of art.
David Bram and Mary Virginia Swanson at the Focus Awards, vendor at Taste of Winchester event, Alison Nordstrom looking at student work, artwork by summer camp
student, James Colton...Life Time Achievement winner, Chris Zedano and PhotoSynthesis group, camp students’ final works
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES | Years Ending May 31, 2010 and 2011
REVENUES AND SUPPORT
Temporarily
Restricted Unrestricted Revenues
Program revenue
Membership dues Gift shop revenue $6,614
Less: cost of goods sold (3,478)
Rental revenue, net
Support and other income
Public support Interest and dividend income Net assets released from restrictions $
32,661
34,115 $
-
-
$
TotalTotal
2011
2010
32,661
34,115
$
35,979
36,875
3,136 19,100 -
-
3,136
19,100
6,496
24,152
146,781
37,127 38,382
36,000
-
(38,382)
182,781
37,127 -
121,025
41,208
-
TOTAL REVENUES AND SUPPORT
311,302
(2,382)
308,920
265,735
EXPENSES
Program Management and general Fundraising 179,976
71,959 40,879 -
-
-
179,976
71,959 40,879 220,874
68,280
49,848
TOTAL EXPENSES
292,814 -
292,814
339,002
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 18,488 (2,382) 16,106
(73,267)
(468) 56,570
-
-
(468)
56,570
4,448
73,666
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 56,102
-
56,102
78,114
NONOPERATING ACTIVITIES
Realized gains (losses) on investments
Unrealized on investments CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 74,590
(2,382)
72,208
4,847
NET ASSETS, BEGINNINGS
450,205 816,119 1,266,324
1,261,477
$524,795
$813,737
$1,338,532
$1,266,324
NET ASSETS, ENDING
SPONSORS AND DONORS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2011
Lisa Tang Liu
Marshall Goff
Alan and Jane MacDonald
Peter Griffin
Michael and Judith Manzo
Alice Hall
Douglas Marmon
Suzanne M. Hanson
Jane Murray
$5,000+
George S. Hebb Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. David Nash
Suzanne Revy, Revy III, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. James T Hintlian
Ann and Robert Norberg
John and Mary Murphy Foundation
Katherine (Stella) Johnson
Sherman W. Saltmarsh, Jr.
Murphy Educational Fund
$250-$499
Bela T. Kalman
Paul Sneyd, Panopticon Imaging
Julie and William Doe
Arlette and Gus Kayafas
Sergei P. Sorokin, MD
$2,500+
Cassandra and Mark Goldwater
Carol Krauss
Martha and Atsuyoshi
William S. Cummings
Eileen Hogan
David Kronberg
Takayama
Nancy and Craig Gibson
Kathleen Krueger
Rania Matar
Melissa and Dr. Gentry
Arthur Griffin Family Foundation
Susan Lapides
Thomas McCord
Thatcher
Torrence C. Harder
John McConnell
Mike McPherson
Sally and James Willing
Nancy McMahon and Frank Jackson
Dr. Richard D. Norberg, DMD
$1,500+
Molly Harding Nye
Barbara Norfleet
$51-$100
Jack and Peggy Roll
Andrea Rosenthal
Molly Harding Nye
Cassie Bagent
Paula Tognarelli
Barbara Hitchcock and Jan van
Sydelle Pittas & Philippe Koenig
Bruce Bonnell
Cummings Properties, LLC
Steenwijk
Elliot Ross
William and Audrey Caulfield
Rainmaker Marketing Services
Sara Delano and Bill Zink
Lisa Schuchmann
Lucile R. Cavanaugh
Robert & Courtenay Williams
Gerard & Barbara Titi
Cynthia Clark
$1000+
Winchester Chess Club
Emmet James Whitehead
John Cratsley
EnKa Society
Town of Winchester
Green Olive, Inc.
Susan and David Currie
Marti and William Hood
Albert and Judy Zabin
Richard and Jane Dentremont
Dr. Roy Johnson
$101-$200
Dr. Roman & Ruth DeSanctis
Susan E. Keats
Robert and Katharine Bigelow
$10-$50
Peter Engeldrum and Carol Keller
Christopher Rauschenberg
Dudley Blodget
Peter Ames
Ms. Clarissa Erving
Salter Healthcare Inc.
Geoffrey & Shannon Curtis
Beverly Bryant
Allan J. Eyden
Simon Family Philanthropic
Henry and Judith Curtis
Janice M. Bubbers
Lee Ferrara
Foundation
Kathy and Edward Delaney
Dorothy & Edward Butler
Blake Fitch
Andrew D. Epstein, Esq.
Allison Tilly Carswell
Dr. Arlan Fuller
$500 +
Jeff and Mary Hart
Christopher Chadbourne
Gingerbread Construction
Carl and Pamela Boerner
Krietta Bowens Jones
Frances P. Elliot
$25,000+
Polaroid Foundation
Griffin Foundation
Lee Griffin
Stephanie Smith
Betsey Spiller
Digital Silver Imaging, LLC
NESOP
Susan E. Keats
Cynthia and Michael Evanisko
Phalia Ghikas
Randy H. Goodman
Theodore Gorchev
Neil Gordon
Eileen Hogan
Jack Holmes
Frances Jakubek
Ann Krajewski
Michelle Lamuniere
David and Therese Landry
Barbara Leaf
Evelyn Mack
The McCall-Taylors
Patricia Porio Miller
Allen Palmer
Richard and Beverly Peiser
Mike Ritter
Edward Roche
Jayne Rutherford
Tony Scarpetta
Dianne Schaefer
Robin and Steve Smith
Kathy Tarantola
Charles V. Thomas
Evelyn Trageser
Candace Van Aken
William Vanneman
Charles V. Thomas
Virginia S. White
Henry & Arlene Winkleman
George and Holly Wood
Saltmarsh Insurance Agency
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MEMBERSHIPS
June 2010-May 2011
Mr. and Mrs. Sven Andersen
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gold
Mr. William H. Hayes
Dr. Roy A. Johnson
Mr. Jason Landry
Mr. Archy LaSalle
Mr. John A. Lawler & Mr.
David Ekizian
Ms. Susan M. Lewinnek
GRIFFIN SOCIETY
Mr. Douglas Marmon
Mr. Edward Davis and Ms.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Norberg
Cynthia Latta
Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Boerner
Mr. Jonathan W. Singer
Dr. Susan Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. Roger K Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Roman W. DeSanctis
Mr. Atsuyoshi and Mrs. MarMs. Jill Enfield and Mr. Richtha Takayama
ard Rabinowitz
Ms. Nancy B. Tieken
Mr. Craig Gibson
Mr. Jan van Steenwij and
Ms. Cassandra Goldwater
Ms. Barbara Hitchcock
Ms. Lee C. Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. E. James Whitehead
Ms. Carolyn G. Harder
Mr. and Mrs. William Hood
FRIEND
Mr. Frank Jackson and Ms.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Alexander
Nancy McMahon
Ms. Susan Bank
Ms. Linda E. Korpi
Mr. Eric Luden and Ms. Syb- Mrs. James Blackham, Jr.
Ms. Clare A. Coco
ylla Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manzo Ms. Cathy England
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIndoe Ms. Suzanne Hanson
Mr. Joseph & Molly NyeMs. Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Harte
Ms. Kathleen Krueger
Melissa O’Neill Thatcher
Ms. Evelyn W. Mack
and Dr. Gentry Thatcher
Mr. Jack Montgomery
Mr. Michael Prodanou and
Mr. and Mrs. John T Moore
Mr. ConstantineManos
Mr. Brendan J. O’Brien
Mr. Neal Rantoul
Mr. Edward Roche
Mr. Allan Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman W.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roll
Saltmarsh, Jr.
Ms. Andrea Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sevigny Ms. Jennifer Schlosser
Mr. Richard Schrock
Mr. Richard Simon
Ms. Evelyn Trageser
Mrs. Robert J. Spiller
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Willing
Ms. Paula Tognarelli
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wirtanen
Johanna Schulman
Mr. Brian D. LaPointe
Mr. David C. Bayer and Ms. Mr. Al Levin
Alice Fitzgerald
Mr. Gregory Madigan
Ms. Laura Bayne
Ms. Nancy Mallio
Mr. Darin Boville
Mr. Fernando Martins
Ms. Rebecca Brennan-Laird Ms. Rania Matar
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Brotman
Mr. Peter McCutchen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burka Mr. and Mrs. Lane McGovern
Ms. Renee Burns
Ms. Gayle Merling and Mr.
Ms. Jennie Ray Bush
James Shields
Ms. Diane Capozzoli and The Mr. Fred Moses
Honorable Mary Ann Driscoll Dr. and Mrs. David E. Nash
Mr. Caleb Clapp
Ms. Cecelia Carmen Nicolai
Mr. Joe Clover
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Colli
Mr. Randy Palmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper Mrs. Caren Connelly
Mrs. Marion Crandall
Ms. Olivia and Mr. John
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis
Parker
Ms. Estelle Disch
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.
Mr. Terence P. Doorly and Parkhurst
Mr. Denis Doorly
Ms. Wendy Paton
Mr. and Mrs.Rich EpsteinMs. Alicia Pattison and
Fisher
Mr. Adam Serafin
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finneran Mr. and Mrs. John Petraborg
Mrs. Patti Flanagan
Mr. Dennis Prechota
Dr. and Mrs. Arlan Fuller
Mr. David Rasmussen
Mr. Erik Gehring and Ms.
Mr. John Rich
Julie Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ridlon
Ms. Randy H. Goodman
Ms. Ellen Robinson
Mr. William Grabowski
Mr. and Mrs. John Roll, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Graceffa
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Grossbard Mr. Juergen Roth
Ms. Alice Hall
Ms. Angela Rowlings
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington Ms. Vicki Ryer and
Mr. David Harris
Mr. James Bird
Mr. and Mrs. David Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schiffman
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Henry Mr. Robert Schwartz and Ms.
Mr. and Mrs. Kraig Hespeler Ruth Horowitz
Mr. Robert Hunt
Dr. Erik Shank and
Ms. Wendy Jean Hyde
Ms. Deborah Johnson
Mr. Philip Jones
Ms. Stephanie Shapiro and
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Judd
Mr. Daniel Press
Mr. Brian Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. John Shawcross
ACADEMIC
Ms. Judy Katz
Mr. Frank Siteman
DUAL
New England School of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kent
Ms. Rebecca Skinner
Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Alpert
Photography
Mr. Andrew Kessler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith
Mr. Bernard Augot
Northeastern University
Mr. and Mrs.Stephen Kott
Ms Cassandra Sohn
Ms. Cassie Bagent
Massachusetts of Art
Mr. Thomas Ladd and Ms. Ms. Jenny and Ms. Jenny
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bannister
and Design
Marcy Stefura
Spadafora
Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Barger
MassArt Foundation
Mr. Michael Lambert and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Barnard
Winchester Public Library
Laurie Russell
Mr. Alan J. Strassman
Mr. Paul Baron and Ms.
Mr. and Mrs. David Landry
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Sughrue
Diane H. Kaiser
CONTRIBUTORS
Ms. Susan Lapides
Mrs. Ganson Taggart
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams Ms. Moira Barrett and Ms.
Mr. Jim Lapides
Ms. Kathy Tarantola and
CORPORATE
Winchester Savings Bank Winchester Cooperative Bank
Salter Healthcare Inc.
Albiani Management Co.
Waterfield Sothebys International Realty
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Mr. Michael Prince
Ms. Carolyn Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Toner
Mr. Albert Noyes Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tseckares Mr. Christophe Couturier
Mr. and Mrs. George Vrotsos Mr. Francis Crisafio
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Waite
Mr. Roy Crystal
Ms. Cynthia Walpole and Mr. Ms. Kathleen Campbell
Charles Fritsch
Mrs. Robert B. Cavanaugh
Ms. Pat Westwater-Jong
Ms. Alison Colbert
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wingerath Ms. Kim Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winkleman Ms. Margo Cooper
Mr. David Wright
Mr. Robert Demchuk
Ms. Suzanne Denneen
Ms. Diane Davies
INDIVIDUALS
Mr. Sam Davis
Ms. Andrea Alberg
Ms. Karen Davis
Ms. Linda Alterwitz
Ms. Marcella S Davis
Ms. Marjorie L. Amoroso
Ms. Donna Denio
Mr. Harvey Avidon
Mr. Stanley Deutsch
Ms. Jill Abrahamsen
Ms. Sharon Devereux
Mr. Ted Adams
Mr. Francisco Diaz
Mr. Paul Andrews
Mr. Brian Dodier
Ms. Joan M. Angelosanto
Ms. Anne Diamond McNevin
Mr. Johnny Arguedas
Ms. Cheryl Eagan-Donovan
Mr. John Armstrong
Mrs. Frances Elliott
Ms. Zia Ayub
Ms. Clarissa P. Erving
Mr. Daniel Baird-Miller
Ms. Glenna Evans
Mr. Bobby Baker
Ms .Debbie Everin
Ms. Susan Barnett
Ms. Tealia Ellis-Ritter
Ms. Fiona Barrett
Ms. Trish Elwood O’Day
Ms. Helen L. Babcock
Ms. Nicole Enerson
Mrs. Ragnhild R. Bairnsfather
Ms. Sara Epstein
Ms. Mary Barrone
Mr. Andrew D. Epstein, Esq.
Mr. John Booras
Ms. Jacquelyn Etling
Ms. Nadine Boughton
Mr. Ciro Faienza
Ms. Lora Brody
Ms. Ali Farhoodi
Mrs. John Bubbers
Mr. Don Feeney
Ms. Dianne Bunis
Ms. Ellen Feldman
Mr. Kevin Belanger
Ms. Sara Ferguson
Mr. Thomas Belkakis
Ms. Carlota Figueras
Ms. Marna Bell
Ms. Blake Fitch
Ms. Bremner Benedict
Mr. Mark C. Flannery
Ms. Diane Bennett
Mr. Michael Flicek
Mr. Thomas M. Bentley
Ms. Judy Bergman Hochberg Ms. Kathie Florsheim
Ms. Diane Fox
Ms. Meg Birnbaum
Ms. Kristin Stearns Fein
Mr. Aaron Blum
Ms. Lee Ferrara
Mr. James E. Bostick
Ms. Elaine Fischbach
Ms. Dina Bova
Ms. Judith A. Gardner
Ms. Dolores Bramante
Ms. Jean Germain
Ms. Elisif Brandon
Ms. Trelawney N. Goodell
Ms. Karen Callan
Ms. Tessa Gordon
Ms. Judith Canty Graves
Mr. Jay Griffin
Mr. Michael J. Carl
Mr. Frank M. Gunby, Jr.
Ms. Allison Carswell
Ms. Sandra Chen Weinstein Mr. David Gardner
Ms. Elise Gardner
Mr. Tom Chesnut
Ms. Judith Gengler
Ms. Lauren Chuslo-Shur
Ms. Robin Germany
Ms. Joanne Ciccarello
Mr. Paul Giguere
Ms. Joan Clifford
Mr. Stan Godwin
Mr. Rick Colson
Ms. Vivien Goldman
Mr. Bruce R. Connelly
Mr. Joshua Greenberg
Ms. Diana Greene
Ms. Mary Beth Griscom
Mr. Tim Gruber
Ms. Besana Guia
Mr. Denis Hagen
Mr. Lawrence Hamel-Lambert
Ms. Deborah Hamon
Ms. Carolyn Hampton
Ms. Emily Hanako Momohara
Mr. Erik H. Hansen
Ms. Silke Hase
Mr. George S. Hebb Jr.
Mr. Corey Hendrickson
Ms. Kathleen Herr-Zaya
Mr. Stephen Heyman
Mr. John Heyman
Ms. Karin Hillmer
Ms. Linda J. Hirsch
Mr. Ales Hlousek
Ms. Ann Hodgdon-Cyr
Ms. Kerry Hook
Ms. Kelly Hourigan
Mr. Richard Howard
Mr. Ken Harvey
Ms. Caroline Hirschfeld
Mr. Mark Hopkins
Mr. James Howe
Ms. Barbara Hunter
Ms. Charise Isis
Mr. Daniel Jackson
Mr. Roland Jackson
Mr. Rowan James
Ms Leslie Jardine
Mr. Rich Jarvis
Ms. Leise Jones
Ms. Ellen Jantzen
Ms. Stella Johnson
Mr. Marky Kauffmann
Ms. Eileen Kennedy
Ms. Lisa Kessler
Ms. Susan Kottler
Mr. Jurgen Kedesdy
Mr. Steven Keirstead
Ms. Kate Kelley
Ms. Stefanie Klavens
Ms. Carol Krauss
Ms. Yulia Kriskovets
Mr. Kent Krugh
Mr. Jim Kutchin
Mr. Benedicte Lassalle
Mr. Tom Leininger
Ms. Isabell Leshko
Ms. Liz Linder
Ms. Susan Lirakis
Ms. Rita Lombardi
Mr. Jim Laugharn
Mr. Sherwin S. Lehrer
Ms. Alice G. Lombardo
Ms. Joyce P. Lopez
Mr. Jeff Mather
Mr. Dan McCormack
Ms. Barbara McDevitt
Rev. Richard C. Messina
Mr. Vittorio Mezzano
Mr. James Martin Moran
Ms. Helen F. Morley
Mr. Eric R. Myrvaagnes
Ms. Alysia Macaulay
Ms Leandra MacLennan
Mr. Anthony Majahad
Ms. Cindy Masiejczyk
Ms. Melody Mason
Mr. Timothy McCoy
Ms. Lindsay McSweeney
Mr. Jesse Mechling
Mr. Yair Melamed
Mr. Thaddeus Miles
Ms. Gabriella Mirollo
Ms. Judith Monteferrante
Ms. Miri Mor
Mr. Robert Moran
Mr. Mark Morelli
Mr. Charles Morgan
Ms. Kat Moser
Ms. Nancy Newberry
Ms. Cornelia Nichols
Mr. Christopher Noble
Mr. Alan Nyiri
Mr. Arthur Newberg
Ms. Marjorie Nichols
Ms. Joan R. Normington
Ms. Cordelia M. Overhiser
Ms. Myrosha Oziuk
Ms. K. Julie O’Connor
Ms. Erin O’Keefe
Ms. Moira L. Ounjian
Ms. Eleanor Owen Kerr
Mr. Jon Pack
Ms. Judith Panagotopulos
Ms. Karen Pandolph
Ms. Jane Paradise
Ms. Shirl Passman
Mr. Willard Pate
Ms. Gillian Pears
Mr. Darren Pellegrino
Mr. John Penwarden
Mr. Richard Perry
Ms. Laura J. Phillips
Ms. Jaye R Phillips
Mr. J. Gilbert Plantinga
Ms. Kate Pollard
Mr. Larry Pratt
Mr. Keith Prue
Ms. Sarah Palmer
Mr. William J. Pelosky
Ms. Georgine Pennington
Mr. Ron Piretti
Ms. Patricia Porio
Mr. Peter Pulsifer
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Ms. Maria Tasheva
Mr. William Tenney
Ms. Vanessa R Thompson
Ms. Eva Timothy
Mr. Rich Turk
Ms. Ann Taylor
Mr. Charles V Thomas
Ms. Amy Thompson
Ms. Kathleen Townsend
Ms. Ruth Tringo
Mr. William Triplett
Ms. Anne Umphrey
Ms. Jennifer Uhrhane
Mr. Bill Vaccaro
Ms. Melanie Vasa
Mr. Paul Wainwright
Mr. Joe Wallace
Ms. Terry Warpinski
Ms. Jill Waterman
Ms. Karen Watson
Mr. David Westbrook
Mr. Jerry Wishnow
Mr. David Wolf
Ms. Laura Wolfe
Ms. Laura Wulf
Ms. Kelsey Wurtz
Ms. Amy J. Volante
Ms. Donna Von Halle
Mr. Jonathon Wells
Mr. Robert Welsh
Mr. William P. Willis
Mr. Timothy Wilson
Ms. Jeanne Wong
Ms. Stephenie Zentara
Mr. Howard F. Zoubek
Ms. Judith Kahn Zwyer
Ms. Dorothy Scotten
Ms. Tara Sellios
Ms. Theresa Sires
Ms. Aline Smithson
Mr. Guy M. Telemaque and
Ms. Vivian Poey
Ms. Maria Yanoshak
STUDENTS
Ms. Irena Brates
Mr. Joseph Ferraro
Mr. Theo Friedman
Ms. Christina Guay
Ms. Marcella Hackbardt
Ms. Kathleen Hawkes
Mr. Brett Henrikson
Mr. Tyler Kandel
Mr. Justin Kaneps
Ms. Kay Kenny
Ms. Varada Krishnadas
Mr. Jared Kuzia
Mr. David Lambert
Ms. Lara Morgan
Ms. Ania Moussawel
Ms. Greer Muldowney
Ms. Heather Musto
Ms. Sarah Ocasio
Ms. Caroline O’Riordan
Ms. Toni Pepe
Ms. Tiffany Remy
Ms. Colleen Robichaud
Ms. Laura Ryan
Ms. Karsten Schultz
Ms. Corinne Schulze
Ms. Richella Simard
Mr. Andrew Termini
Ms. Samantha Van Deman
Mr. Paul Yem
Ms. Yali Zhang
The Griffin Museum is most grateful to all companies and
individuals who supported the museum through their
generous gifts and services during FY 2011. We would like
to especially thank Green Olive by Rita’s Catering
for their support.
EDUCATORS
Mr. Frank Armstrong
Ms. Irene Marie Askew
Mr. Jerry Atnip
Ms. Julie Barnofski
Ms. Terri Bright
Ms. Cate Brown
Minh Carrico
Ms. Leah Cirker-Stark
Ms. Emily Corbato
Mr. William Franson
Ms. Jill Grossman
Mr. Frank Hamrick
Ms. Rebecca Heyl
Ms. Marjorie Dana Horvath
Mr. Roger Carl Johanson
Mr. Nicholas Johnson
Mr. Bill Kouwenhoven
Ms. Diana LaMarca
Ms. Pamela Pecchio
Mr. Stefan Petranek
Mr. N. Richard Pyes
Mr. David Schalliol
Heidi Kirkpatrick
Ms. Rosemary Pye
Ms. Zhihua J. Qiu
Mr. Christopher P. Querze
Ms. Gina Randazzo
Ms. Astrid Reischwitz
Ms. Ellen Rennard
Ms. Brook Reynolds
Ms. Lauri Robertson
Ms. Linda K. Rodney
Mr. Harold Ross
Ms. Donna Rosser
Ms. Gail Rousseau
Mr. Stanley Rowin
Mr. Charles Rozier
Ms. Andee Rubin
Mr. Greg Ruffing
Ms. Kat Ryals
Mr. Paul W. Rahmeier
Ms. Mary Reeve
Ms. Linda Rogers
Ms. Linda Rosenthal
Ms. Gail Rothenberg
Ms. Sally Russell
Ms. Mary Schiess
Mr. Arthur Schwartz
Ms. Lis J. Schwitters
Mr. Michael Seif
Ms. Alice A. Shafer
Mr. Christopher Sims
Dr. Michael St. Vincent
Mr. Walter Stafford
Ms. Eleanor Steinadler
Mr. Henry Stephenson
Ms. Tracy Streckenbach
Ms. Marie Strelow
Ms. Sally Stubbs
Mr. Edward Santella
Mr. David Saums
Ms. Lynn Saville
Ms. Dianne Schaefer
Mr. Glen Scheffer
Mr. Robert Scherzer
Ms. Hope Schreiber
Ms. Lisa Schuchmann
Mr. William Scully
Ms. Kati M. Seiffer
Ms. Larysa Sendich
Ms. Peggy Shaw
Ms. Merrill Shea
Mr. Jim Shirey
Ms. Ellen Slotnick
Ms. Stephanie Smith
Ms. Holly Smith Pedlosky
Ms. Agnieszka Eva
Sosnowska
Mr. John Stewart
Ms. Jean Stringham
Ms. Marisa Swanton
Mr. Benjamin Tang
Ms. Lisa Tang Liu
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