PENSACOLAMUSEUM of ARTANNUALREPORT MUSEUM of ART

P E N SAC O LA M U S E U M o f AR T
ANNUAL REPORT
OCTOBER 1, 2012 - SEPTEMBER 30, 2013
PENSACOLA
MUSEUM
of ART
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
When I started as Executive Director of the PMA this fall, I had no idea how rewarding it was
going to be to be a part of the great things happening at this museum. Some highlights from
the 2013 year include numerous improvements to the building like a new sign on the Main St.
corner, new exterior paint, and restoring the Charles W. Lamar Sr. Assembly Room to serve
as a fifth gallery for the permanent collection and special exhibitions. The Museum store also
got a facelift and re-merchandizing treatment as we added new, exciting artistic products and
refreshed the local artist offerings. We hosted 15 exhibitions between the upstairs and downstairs galleries, carried out our robust children’s art education classes, and held two major
events: Art in the Park and Suite Soirée. The Museum created a brand new (and subsequently
successful) educational opportunity that serves our community
of children on the autism spectrum called Art Academy for Autism, in partnership with Autism Pensacola. Art education and
outreach is such a large part of what we do here, and we treasure our ability to positively affect children and adults through
the visual arts.
We are looking forward to celebrating the Museum’s 60th
anniversary all year long in 2014. We even have a new, dynamic membership group to add called the PMA Contemporaries that was created to serve the young professional
demographic in our community that endeavors to spark the
interest of the next generation of visual arts supporters.
And all of this would not have been possible without our dedicated Board of Trustees, Guild,
volunteers and staff who focus their passion for the PMA into carrying out the brilliant
things that we do here. We are proud of what we’ve accomplished in 2013 and we’re ready
for a truly celebratory 2014. Let me be the first to wish a very happy 60th anniversary to the
PMA!
Sincerely,
Jodi Gup
Executive Director
EXHIBITIONS
EXHIBITIONS
October - December
Integrate. Replicate. Generate. Paintings by Penny Feuerstein
Beating Hearts: Stories of Domestic Violence
January
The Stewart Collection of African Art
59th Annual Youth Art Focus
February
Possible Symmetry: Pensacola State College Permanent Collection
March
Jazz Photography by Duncan Schiedt (with Jazz Society of
Pensacola)
April - May
Daumier: Art for the Masses (Selected Works from the Rowe
Collection)
Sacred Objects: The Gillmore, Meacham, and Peyroux Collection
June - August
Landscapes: The William Lee Golden Collection
59th Annual Members’ Show
The Permanent Collection
September
David Warner: Mountain, Stream, Shore
24 Hours in Downtown Pensacola
PERMANENT COLLECTION
PERMANENT COLLECTION
New Acquisitions
Blue, Yellow, Red, Ellsworth Kelly, 1970, lithograph (Gift of The PMA Blue Book Fund and Gloria B. and Robert Turner)
Ray of Hope, Ron Kent, Norfolk Island Pine (generously donated by Ron Kent)
The Doris, Antonio Jacobsen, 1909, oil on board (generously donated by the Pensacola Heritage Foundation)
Untitled, Itzchak Tarkay, date unknown (generously donated by John Burr)
The Stewart Collection of African Art (generously donated by Dr. and Mrs. George and Breck Stewart)
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
Gallery Nights
April, May, July, September, October, November
May
11th Annual Art in the Park Art Festival
November
“BeJeweled and BeDazzled” fundraiser by the PMA Guild
July
The Power of Photography: In collaboration with Pensacola’s
Wide Angle Society
January
Student and Teacher Receptions and Award Ceremony for Youth
Art Focus, in collaboration with Escambia County School District
February
Possible Symmetry Performance: In collaboration with Ballet
Pensacola
January and March
Gallery Talks: In collaboration with the Pensacola Opera
March: Opening of Jazz Photography by Duncan Scheidt fundraiser in collaboration with Jazz Society Pensacola
August
Public Opening Reception for Landscapes: The William Lee
Golden Collection (in collaboration with UWF)
September
8th Annual Suite Soirée Dinner and Auction; Public opening reception for 24 Hours in Downtown Pensacola
GRANTS AWARDED
GRANTS AWARDED
ACE Pensacola
Escambia County
Escambia County School District
Florida Humanities Council
Great Gulf Coast Art Festival
J.H. Baroco Foundation
Let’s Move Santa Rosa
Melba B. Meyer Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
Pensacola City Council
Pensacola Rotary Club
Switzer Bros. Foundation
Target Corporation
Visit Pensacola
FACILITY
FACILITY
Painted exterior to highlight architectural details
Began renovating heating and air system for heightened efficiency and greater ability to control interior climate for art preservation
Installed artwork hanging system and renovated Lamar Sr. Assembly Room as a fifth gallery with window treatments, new paint, and
rehabilitated exposed brick
Re-paved parking lot to increase safety and access for people with disabilities and those with limits to their mobility
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Children’s Classes
Adult Workshops
NextGeneration: Home School
The Line, the Mark, Black Gesso and You: A Love Affair
After School Art Club
Holiday Cookie Decorating
Saturday Studio Kids Club
Mixed Media Techniques with Linda Kernick
Art Academy for Autism
PMA Lecture and Film Screenings
Preschool Story Art
Outreach Programs
Camps
PACE Center for Girls
Black Friday Camp
Westpointe Retirement Community
Winter Day Camp
Let’s Move Santa Rosa
Summer Camps
Capstone Academy Preschool/Kindergarten Art Program
Spring Break Camps
Cultural Trunks
FINANCIALS
Public Support and Revenues
Admissions
$8,179
Educational Fees
$99,158
Museum Store Income
$4,638
Donations
$67,334
Grant Income
$73,900
Facility Rental
$17,859
Special Event Income
$97,216
Annual Giving
$89,658
Exhibition Sponsorships
$16,152
Guild
$32,990
Other Income
$21,079
Investment Income
$14,327
In-kind Income
$57,782
Total Public Support and Revenues: $600,272
Expenses
Program Services
$331, 896
Fundraising
$69,588
General and Administrative
$91,055
Total Expenses: $492,639
Increase in Net Assets
$107,733
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
$1,822,323
Net Assets, End of Year
$1,930,056
PENSACOLA MUSEUM OF ART
NET ASSETS
$675,000
$1,162,360
$92,696
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
PENSACOLA MUSEUM OF ART LIABILITIES
$130,323
$101,963
$46,127
$28,360
$27,267
2013
2012
Current Liabilities
$18,860
Long Term Liabilities
Total
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MUSEUM
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