2015 ANNUAL REPORT july 2014 – june 2015
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LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR LAURA GATES WE ARE ALMOST THERE! Last year I wrote to you about the excitement of getting our renewal project started. I wrote about how good it felt to be making concrete progress toward the realization of our plans and vision. Now we are, in fact, almost there! We will be opening the doors to our future in just a few short months. A future that includes a building that will enhance and showcase our collections, scholarship, and special exhibitions and a garden that will provide a place to relax, recharge, and celebrate in the center of the city.
MEET THE STAFF COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT Zinnia Willits, director of collections administration
ADMINISTRATION Angela Mack, executive director FINANCE Jim Dixon, chief financial officer Carla Kinnett, accounts manager DEVELOPMENT & CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Jennifer Ross, director of development Wendi Ammons, development manager & board liaison Amanda Breen, membership coordinator Jena Clem, special events manager CURATORIAL Sara Arnold, curator of collections Pam Wall, curator of exhibitions Rebecca Hiester, curatorial assistant
PUBLIC PROGRAMS & SPECIAL EVENTS Lasley Steever, director of public programs & special events PreK-12 AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Rebecca Sailor, curator of education OPERATIONS Greg Jenkins, operations manager & chief preparator Clarence Kelly, chief of security MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Erin Banks, creative director
MEDIA | Lou Hammond & Associates
Editor | Jennifer Ross Design | Erin Banks Cover Photos | © James McGavick, MCG Photography, Carolina Photosmith
Questions about our collection or about art in general? If so, e-mail your question to research@gibbesmuseum.org MAILING ADDRESS 135 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29401 OFFICE LOCATION 134 Meeting Street, Suite 150 Charleston, SC 29401 843.722.2706
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I am so thankful to have been on this journey of renewal with all of you. The commitment and generosity of our Board and Fellows, our Women’s Council and Society 1858, and the many friends of the Gibbes has been critical and inspiring. The leadership and tireless dedication of our incomparable Executive Director Angela Mack and her team has made all the difference! The renewal of our physical space has consumed much of the Board’s attention but luckily our talented staff has continued to focus on the programs, exhibitions, and works of art that are the heart of the Gibbes. In addition, the Board and staff have been working hard to define our goals for the Gibbes following the reopening. With a new building comes a new look, and we have been working tirelessly on our brand and visual identity. We have provided a peek of our new mission and logo, and we look forward to sharing more with you in the coming months as we near the Gibbes reopening. If you haven’t invested in the Gibbes’ future, it isn’t too late. We still need your help. Consider making a commitment, and if you have already given—do it again! Several of us have decided to increase our gifts—continuing our annual pledges to the capital campaign by one more year! Please join us. It will feel good! The arts and the Gibbes belong to our entire community. Together we will create a more exciting future for Charleston. I look forward to seeing you in the coming months and invite you to join me in all the celebrations and programs that will begin this spring. It will be fun—guaranteed!
LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ANGELA D. MACK AT THE GIBBES WE UNDERSTAND THE POWER OF ART to inspire our imagination, heal our hurt, revel in our experience, and nourish our souls. The Gibbes is where anyone can walk through the doors and come face to face with what makes us human. It is where creativity is nurtured and celebrated and where lives are transformed. This spring, our vision for a renovated museum becomes a reality and an investment in the future of the visual arts in Charleston and the world beyond. As the oldest art museum facility in the South, the Gibbes has had an impact on countless students and adults through its decades of education and outreach programs; and has reshaped our definition of American art through its unique collection, thousands of exhibitions, and groundbreaking scholarship. The Gibbes is the reason Charleston’s cultural legacy survives and it is the reason Charleston’s creative economy will continue to evolve and grow. Time and time again we hear that great cities deserve great museums. But we should also remember that great museums make cities great. And a great museum happens because of members like you. You are making a difference in our community by recognizing what the Gibbes has to offer and supporting its future. While we are nearing the completion of this journey through the incredible generosity of over 400 individuals and organizations, the job is yet to be complete. We need your help to finish the task at hand! It is not too late to invest in the greatness of our city through the Gibbes. Please join us. My heartfelt thanks for believing in the true value of art.
REBRANDING AND MISSION
Art is the reason.
the new Gibbes mission statement THE GIBBES MUSEUM ENHANCES LIVES THROUGH ART. — We engage people of every background and experience with art and artists of enduring quality. — We collect and preserve the art that touches Charleston. — We provide opportunities to learn, to discover, to enjoy, and to be inspired by the creative process.
ART IS THE REASON | Tagline from rebranding manifesto (Blue Ion Collab) LOGO | The new Gibbes logo (Gil Shuler Graphic Design)
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN JEN ROSS | director of development
CAMPAIGN AT A GLANCE
With $13.4 million to support a major renovation of its facility in partnership with the City of Charleston that emphasizes education programs, diverse revenue streams, and financial sustainability, the Gibbes fulfills its promise as the center of art and arts education for all Charlestonians— and for the thousands who visit this region every year. Facility renovation and garden..............................................$13.4 million
NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
Main Gallery............................................................................. $1,000,000 Charleston Renaissance Gallery................................................. $750,000 Special Exhibition Gallery I ........................................................ $750,000 Charles Fraser & Miniature Portrait Gallery............................. $500,000 Collections Storage & Prep Suite................................................ $500,000 Special Exhibition Gallery II........................................................ $500,000 Education Center.......................................................................... $500,000 Classroom II.................................................................................. $250,000 Artist’s Studio II............................................................................ $250,000 Reception Alcove.......................................................................... $250,000 Grand Arcade................................................................................ $250,000 Promenade.................................................................................... $250,000 Transept Stairwell........................................................................ $200,000 Elevator..........................................................................................$150,000 Sky Fold Door.................................................................................$150,000 Front Plaza.....................................................................................$150,000
THANK YOU TO OUR GIBBES MUSEUM NAMING DONORS December 2015 Rotunda Sculpture Gallery....................................................Susan & Van Campbell Sculpture Garden...................................................................Cindy & Ben Lenhardt Modern & Contemporary Gallery.........................................Mary Jackson Initiative Donors Reception Space.....................................................................Museum Fellows Archive & Research Suite......................................................Katherine Kerr Estate Classroom I.............................................................................Susan & Stu Porter Artist’s Studio I.......................................................................Mary Lou & John Barter Lecture Hall............................................................................Jill & Richard Almeida Rotunda Focus Gallery I (North)...........................................Carolyn & Wayne Jones Rotunda Focus Gallery II (South)..........................................Laura & Steve Gates Museum Store.........................................................................Women’s Council Café..........................................................................................Ruth & Bill Baker Grand Transept Stairwell (North)........................................Andi Volpe Grand Transept Stairwell (South) ........................................The Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust A/V Tower & Smart Boards...................................................Harold Schott Foundation Vestibule.................................................................................Billings & John Cay
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The purpose of the renovation of the Gibbes is to bring together two components of the visual arts; CREATIVITY and FINISHED PRODUCT and, in addition, to educate and introduce the next generation to the POWER OF THE VISUAL ARTS and how it can truly CHANGE LIVES.” — ANGEL A MACK, E XECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART
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“Every city deserves a great art museum because art museums INSPIRE us, they CHALLENGE us, NOURISH us, and they give us PEACE. Human beings are creative species and when we come to a great art museum our personal creativity is brought to the forefront. The renovations will make this 109 year-old building seem brand new. We will see the Gibbes as we’ve never seen it before and I can’t wait for that moment.” —MAYOR JOSEPH P. RILE Y, JR.
PHOTOS | Renovation images by © James McGavick, MCG Photography
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C U R ATO R I A L A N D CO L L E CT I O N S
ACQUISITIONS SARA ARNOLD | curator of collections
FIVE NE W WORKS OF ART WERE ACQUIRED FOR THE MUSEUM’S PERM A NENT COLLECTION in F Y2015 both through gift and purchase. Purchases included works by two contemporary American artists. In February, the museum purchased Hani, a portrait by Charleston’s contemporary realist painter Jill Hooper. In 2014, Hooper spent three weeks in hospitals in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and at a mobile outreach clinic in Gaza to sketch and paint the staff and patients. She produced over 50 sketches and paintings during her trip and Hani, oil on linen, depicts a staff member from the Anabta Clinic in Palestine. The museum also purchased its first work by internationally acclaimed artist Kara Walker. Walker is best known for her large scale
cut-paper silhouettes that explore race, gender, sexuality, and identity. In 2011, Walker worked with Arion Press in San Francisco to illustrate the libretto for the classic Gershwin opera Porgy and Bess. Walker’s interpretation includes sixteen lithographs that are bound into an artist book and a suite of four lithographic prints. This series of works will be featured in the Gibbes 2016 opening exhibition, Beyond Catfish Row: The Art of Porgy and Bess, that will open in conjunction with Spoleto Festival USA’ s production of Porgy and Bess with set and costume designs by artist Jonathan Green. The museum also received several noteworthy gifts to the collection including a miniature portrait of Sally Blount by Raphaelle Peale donated by Mr. B.T. Kinsey Marable, Mary Whyte’s original sketch for her 1997 watercolor painting entitled, The Hugo Sweater donated by W. Brown Morton, III, and a 1930s drypoint etching by Yngve Edward Soderberg titled, Past Glory donated by Dr. James Simpson.
ABOVE | Porgy & Bess, 2011, by Kara Walker (American, b. 1969); lithograph on paper; 12 ½ by 9 ¾ inches bound and 18 x 15 inches loose; museum purchase.
2014–2015 ACQUISITIONS Hani, 2014, by Jill Hooper (American, b. 1970); oil on linen, 13 x 11 inches; museum purchase.
Sally Blount, n.d., by Raphaelle Peale (American, 1774–1825); watercolor on ivory; 3 x 2 inches; gift of Mr. B.T. Kinsey Marable.
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Past Glory, ca. early 1930s, by Yngve Edward Soderberg (American, 1876–1972); drypoint etching on paper; 8 1/8 x 11 13/16 inches; gift of Dr. James Simpson.
Sketch for The Hugo Sweater, 1997, by Mary Whyte (American, b. 1953); ink on paper, 4 3/16 x 5 7/16 inches; gift of W. Brown Morton, III.
Porgy & Bess, the libretto by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin, with 16 bound lithographs and a suite of four additional lithographs, 2011, by Kara Walker (American, b. 1969); lithograph on paper, 12-½ by 9-¾ inches bound and 18 x 15 inches loose; museum purchase.
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COLLECTIONS
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ZINNIA WILLITS | director of collections administration
THE GIBBES COLLECTION HAS BEEN PACKED AWAY IN STORAGE FOR THE PAST YEAR but Zinnia’s responsibilities to the artwork have continued. She has made numerous trips to Atlanta to facilitate the movement of artwork currently housed at the High Museum of Art storage facility into the lab at the Atlanta Art Conservation Center; two signature pieces are currently undergoing conservation treatment. The marble relief, The Wreck of the Rose in Bloom by John Devaere and the gilded frame on Charles Izard Manigault and his Family in Rome by Ferdinando Cavalleri, are being cleaned and repaired during the storage period. These two works will be centerpieces of The Charleston Story exhibition.
Zinnia continued to oversee logistics for artwork returning from loan to other institutions and coordinated the many details related to current outgoing loans. Two paintings by Franz Ludwig Catel were sent to the Hamburg Kunsthalle in Germany for an exhibition on Catel’s landscapes, and twenty-five works from the permanent collection (including twelve miniature portraits) are featured in the exhibition, An Eye for Opulence, Charleston Through the Lens of the Rivers Collection at the Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach, Florida. Zinnia also worked with the curatorial department on loan requests for works to supplement The Charleston Story. Loans have been secured from many prestigious institutions including the National Portrait Gallery and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
In addition to ongoing collection duties, Zinnia has been working with Zinnia, Sara Arnold, and Jen Ross helped to secure funding our construction team of Evans and from the prestigious Bank of America Art Conservation Project Schmidt, NBM, and Nick Cameron on for the conservation of two significant pastel paintings by the many details related to the substantial completion and Henrietta de Beaulieu Dering Johnston, widely considered the upfit of the future collection storage suite. Planning for the first woman professional artist in America and return and unpacking of the 10,000 piece art TUESDAY, FEB 16 AT 6PM the first artist to work in pastel. The Bank of collection has been carefully plotted out America Project began in 2010 and has now REVEALING A MASTERPIECE: within the overall gallery reinstallation/ CONSERVATION OF THE funded the restoration of more than eighty reopening schedule. GIBBES COLLECTION projects in 28 countries. In addition to the Insider Art Series This past year Zinnia continued her Gibbes, recipients for 2015 include the British LOCATION | Lance Hall, impor tant and v aluable professional Museum, London, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Circular Congregational Church, duties as President of the South Carolina 150 Meeting Street Museum, New York, and the Museum of Fine Federation of Museums, an appointed Arts (MFA), Boston to name a few. Conservation $20 Members, $30 Non-Members member of the Southeastern Museums of artwork has been a focus during the Conference Executive Council and Program Committee, museum closure and the Gibbes will showcase some of these Fellowship Chair for the Registrars Committee of the American efforts at its next Insider Art Series on Tuesday, February 16 Alliance of Museums, and a Peer Reviewer for the Museum at 6pm entitled, Revealing a Masterpiece: Conservation of the Assessment Program. Gibbes Collection.
UPPER RIGHT The Wreck of the Rose in Bloom, 1809, by John Devaere (Belgian, 1754–1830), marble; 60 x 42 x 4 inches; gift of Victor Morawetz. LOWER LEFT Gibbes collection in storage at the High Museum of Art (Atlanta, Georgia) LOWER RIGHT Charles Izard Manigault and his Family in Rome, 1831, by Ferdinando Cavalleri (Italian, 1794–1861), oil on canvas; 58 1/2 x 49 1/2 inches; gift of Anne Jenkins Sawyers in memory of Gabriel Manigault Jenkins and Annie Jenkins Batson.
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PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS LASLEY STEEVER | director of public programs & special events
EVEN THOUGH THE GIBBES MUSEUM WAS CLOSED in FY15, our programs and events made us more open than ever! Staff and audience members stayed busy, with happenings at various locations around town. While our building undergoes renovation, our friends and neighbors have provided alternate venues for our Art with a Twist, Art of Healing, and Insider Art series. Our fundraising events, including the Distinguished Lecture Series, Society 1858’s Winter Party, the Women’s Council Art of Design luncheon
and lecture, and our Gibbes on the Street celebration continued to impress and raised over $315,000. Fellows enjoyed the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia, PA, and Bentonville, AR, where they toured the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Fellows programming closer to home provided a chance for cultivation of new friends with special invitations to view private collections in the Lowcountry. We greatly look forward to the reopening of the museum in May 2016. Our new ground floor Education Center will include Artist-in-Residence studios, classrooms, a new lecture hall, and flexible event space. Bringing all of our programming back “under the dome” will be a welcome dream come true. PHOTOS | MCG Photography, Carolina Photosmith
DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES FEATURING BILLIE TSIEN AND TOD WILLIAMS
1858 WINTER PARTY: MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR FEBRUARY 20, 2015
NOVEMBER 19, 2014
ART OF DESIGN LUNCHEON AND SPONSOR PARTY
MARCH 13, 2015
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PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
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APRIL 19 AND MAY 7, 2015
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SEPTEMBER 17, 2015
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PreK–12, COLLEGE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION REBECCA SAILOR | curator of education
TODAY, THROUGH ITS MANY PROGRAMS, THE GIBBES PROVES OVER AND OVER AGAIN THAT ART HAS THE POWER TO BETTER LIVES. The Gibbes has been, and continues to be, committed to the children in the tri-county area. Several Gibbes programs currently serve children in Title I and underserved schools. The following programs help to foster in-class discussions and inter-disciplinary activities that explore science, math, history, social studies, and language arts while encouraging critical thinking and visual literacy. Art to Go combines art making and instruction through firsthand experience with works of art. Gibbes teaching artists assist schools with a specific art project or complement an ongoing art program. Lessons are designed to broaden students’ understanding of art principles, art history, and creative expression. This program collaborates with the Charleston Marathon and some projects are displayed during the race for community viewing. In 2014–15 Art to Go was held at Angel Oak Elementary, Mitchell Elementary, Pinehurst Elementary, Lambs Elementary, and James Simons Elementary. This past fall, Meeting Street Academy was added to the program as well as Pepperhill Elementary. Eye Spy helps elementary students examine and talk about art. A Gibbes educator works with a classroom visual arts teacher to incorporate the use of objects to highlight the elements of art, introduce broad explanations of style, and teach students to compare and contrast. This past year Eye Spy continued at St. Andrews School of Math & Science, Springfield Elementary, Drayton Hall Elementary, North Charleston Creative Arts Elementary, Meeting Street Academy and Charleston County First Steps childcare centers. This fall, James Island Elementary joined this program. Eye Opener is part of the Engaging Creative Minds initiative in Charleston County. This program connects museum educators with students and teachers selected through the ECM program. Using the visual arts, music and literature, teachers and museum educators expand the learning process in the classroom. Eye Opener took place in Angel Oak Elementary, Haut Gap Middle School, and Jennie Moore
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Elementary. Currently, sessions are scheduled for Zucker Middle School, Ladson Elementary, Angel Oak Elementary, and Haut Gap Middle School. The Junior Docents Program offers middle school students opportunities to be trained by museum educators to become docents. This program takes place over the course of a semester with the Junior Docents providing information on works of art through guided tours to younger students in their school and to their parents. Students conduct extensive research on works they have chosen including artist, medium, time period, and other art history components. They also learn public speaking strategies and how to present opinions in a professional manner. In 2014–2015, the Junior Docents Program, utilizing the Charleston Museum’s collection, continued with Ashley Hall, Charleston Day and Charleston Collegiate. This fall, Ashley Hall will complete their tours and Charleston Day will begin in 2016. All of these in-school programs include field trips to the Gibbes. For the 18 months the museum has been closed for renovation, sites such as the Charleston Museum, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston, and the City Gallery at Waterfront Park have been utilized for the field trip component. Collaboration with community partners was integral in continued outreach and education programming. 2014–15 outreach took place at the Mt. Pleasant Farmer’s Market, Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry Fam Jam, Engaging Creative Minds Festival, OPEN Festival, and the Mt. Pleasant Children’s Festival. Adult and teen classes ranging from watercolor to drawing to art history were taught in various locations downtown. Children’s after school classes continued at Hazel Parker Community Center and Summer Art Camp 2015 for ages 4-12 was held again for six weeks at Circular Congregational Church. The College of Charleston internship program continued in the Collections, Programs and Events and Education departments. Rebecca attended and presented at the Southeastern Museums Conference in Knoxville, TN last spring and this fall in Jacksonville, FL in addition to the South Carolina Federation of Museums conference in Florence, SC. Rebecca also had the opportunity to attend the American Alliance of Museums conference in Atlanta, GA in April.
AWA R D S
JAMES SHOOLBRED GIBBES PHILANTHROPY AWARD THE BOARD AND STAFF OF THE CAA bestowed the James S. Gibbes Philanthropy Award at the Fellows Luncheon in May on a group which exemplifies Gibbes’ support of the creative arts. This year we honored a business rather than an individual, primarily because its philanthropy has spanned generations and is alive and strong today. William Joseph Croghan opened Croghan’s Jewel Box in 1919 on King Street. His daughter, Mary Croghan Ramsay, was owner and manager of the store and during this time was a tireless supporter and board member of the Gibbes and a champion of the local arts community. Mary remained involved with the museum until her death in 2009. Her daughters, Mariana Hay and Rhett Outten have carried on this tradition of support. Rhett has been a faithful and hardworking board member since 2011 and was co-chair of the Street Party in 2013. She is a current member of the External Affairs Committee and offers a boundless enthusiasm to her varied roles. Over the years Croghan’s has been a consistent donor to silent auctions, a sponsor of the Women’s Council’s annual Art of Design luncheon, and the Gibbes Street Party and has maintained a Fellows level business membership for decades. They truly epitomize the “spirit of generosity” in their suppor t within the community, and now this level of community engagement is being passed on to the next generation.
MARY WHYTE ART EDUCATOR AWARD ESTABLISHED IN 2007, the Mary Whyte Art Educator Award is designed to highlight a high school visual arts teacher in South Carolina school districts who has demonstrated superior commitment to their students and to their craft. The award is accompanied by a cash prize of $2,500 and is administered and presented annually by the Gibbes. Shannon Carroll, from North Charleston High School, was the 2015 Mary Whyte Art Educator Award Winner. Ms. Carroll is a National Board Certified Secondary Visual Arts teacher. She is also certified in AP Visual Arts with degrees from the College of Charleston and Trident Technical College. Ms. Carroll has been at North Charleston High School since 2013 and taught school at Drayton Hall Elementary, West Ashley Middle and CE Williams Middle prior to 2013. She has served as a Leadership Team member, Teacher Roundtable Representative, State Certified Mentor, Department Chairperson, PBIS Chair, and Art Club Sponsor throughout her career. As an artist, Ms. Carroll works primarily in mixed media especially combining found objects, collage, painting, written word, and printmaking. Mary Whyte presented the award at the South Carolina Art Educators Association annual meeting on November 14, 2015 in Beaufort, SC.
LEFT PHOTO (L TO R) | James S. Gibbes Philanthropy Award recipients Mariana Ramsay Hay and Rhett Ramsay Outten of Croghan’s Jewel Box (Foxworthy Studios) UPPER RIGHT PHOTO (L TO R) | Artist Mary Whyte, with Mary Whyte Art Educator Award recipient Shannon Carroll
1858 PRIZE FOR CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN ART THIS YEAR, the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art was a resounding success. From over 275 ar tist submissions, the prize panel selected a stellar short list of finalists including Aldwyth, Andrea Keys Connell, Kevin Jerome Everson, George Jenne, Deborah Luster and Ebony G. Patterson. In September, photographer Deborah Luster was named winner of the $10,000 prize. Luster, who lives and works in New Orleans, turned to photography as a means to cope with the murder of her mother. She has created thousands of powerful, haunting portraits of prisoners housed in Louisiana. Her recent body of work captures desolate landscapes in New Orleans where murders have occurred. The museum’s young professionals auxiliary group, Society 1858, raises the funds to support the annual $10,000 prize and related expenses, including the website and artist archive on www.1858prize.org. LEFT PHOTOS (L TO R) | Art to Go students visit the Halsey Institute, Junior Docents at the Charleston Museum (Carolina Photosmith), and Gibbes Summer Camp
RIGHT PHOTO (L TO R) Angela Mack, Jamieson Clair, Pam Wall, and 1858 Prize winner Deborah Luster (MCG Photography)
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GIBBES BOARD MEMBERS
Board of Directors CAROLINA ART ASSOCIATION | GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART
OFFICERS CHAIR
HONORARY MEMBER
Mrs. Laura D. Gates
The Honorable Joseph P. Riley, Jr.
VICE CHAIRS
CITY OF CHARLESTON
Mrs. Jill Almeida
Mr. Michael Seekings
Mrs. Jane Beak Mr. Daniel Gallagher Mrs. Eleanor Hale Dr. John W. Hallett, Jr. Mrs. Alice Wyatt Mr. Charles L. Wyrick, Jr.
AUXILIARY GROUPS WOMEN’S COUNCIL PRESIDENT
MEMBERS EMERITI Ms. J. Elizabeth Bradham Mr. Van Campbell Ms. Irma Greene
Mrs. Annette Wanick SOCIETY 1858 PRESIDENT Mr. Jamieson Clair
Mrs. Mary Ramsay*
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Dr. Anton A. Vreede
Mr. Allan Anderson
*deceased
BOARD MEMBERS Dr. David Adams
Mr. Milton Hearne
Ms. Elizabeth Saal
Mrs. Ruth Baker
Mrs. Catherine Jenrette
Mrs. Michele Seekings
Mrs. Denise Barto
Mrs. Deborah Kennedy Kennard
Mrs. Harriet Smartt
Mrs. Ann Burnett
Mrs. Barbara Kratovil
Mrs. Catherine Smith
Mrs. Susan Campbell
Mrs. Lucinda K. Lenhardt
Mr. Richard A. Smith
Dr. David J. Cohen
Mr. Mark Maresca
Ms. Sarah J. Smith
Mrs. Sarah Donnem
Mrs. Gale Messerman
Mrs. Susan M. Smythe
Mrs. Wendy Dopp
Mr. Mark Munn
Ms. Andrea Volpe
Mrs. Esther B. Ferguson
Ms. Rhett Ramsay Outten
Mrs. Katherine J. Wendell
Mrs. Shannon Gillespie
Ms. Helen C. Pratt-Thomas
Mrs. Lisa Weitz
Ms. Lou Rena Hammond
Dr. Harold M. Rhodes, III
PHOTOS | MCG Photography, Carolina Photosmith
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2014–2015 ANNUAL REPORT
GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART / CAROLINA ART ASSOCIATION OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSES — JULY 2014 · JUNE 2015
Operating Revenue PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS 20% TRANSFERS FROM OTHER FUNDS 31%
GOVERNMENT GRANTS 13%
EARNED REVENUE 10%
MEMBERSHIP 20%
SPECIAL EVENTS 6%
Operating Expenses MUSEUM STORE / VISITOR SERVICES / FACILITY RENTAL 8%
ADMINISTRATION 24%
DEVELOPMENT 7%
FACILITIES / SECURITY 19%
COLLECTIONS / CURATORIAL 17%
EDUCATION AND OUTREACH 25%
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE
$ 1,602,000
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
$ 1,589,000
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PHOTOS | © James McGavick, MCG Photography
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DISTINGUISHED DONORS
MARCH 2011—PRESENT $1 MILLION AND ABOVE The City of Charleston
$500,000 – $999,999 Susan and Van Campbell The County of Charleston
$250,000 – $499,999
The Almeida Family Foundation Jill and Richard Almeida Barter Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC The Ceres Foundation, Inc. Jill and John Chalsty Laura and Steve Gates The Estate of Katherine B. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr. National Endowment for the Humanities Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Porter The Speedwell Foundation The Wayne and Carolyn Jones Charitable Foundation
$100,000 – $249,999
Jane and Allan Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baker, Jr. BlueCross BlueShield of SC Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cay, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dolson The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley F oundation The Henry Luce Foundation Mrs. Martha Rivers Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Motamed Elizabeth Saal, Trustee , The Harold C. Schott Foundation The Joseph J. Schott Foundation The Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wendell The Women’s Council of the CAA Mr. and Mrs. Lance Wyatt Andrea Volpe
$50,000 – $99,999
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Ackerman Anonymous Marnie Ross Chardon and Marc Chardon The Mills Bee Lane Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Dopp Edwin and Ellen Harley Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Long, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Messerman SCE&G Ms. Sally J. Smith, T he Wilbur S. Smith and Sally J. Smith Foundation Town of Kiawah Island
$25,000 – $49,000
Nella G. Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Wayland H. Cato, Jr. The Wayland H. and Marion Rivers Cato Fund of Coastal Community Foundation Anne and Lee Cotton
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Croghan’s Jewel Box Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Gherlein Gibbes, etc. Kirk and Penny Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Hale, Jr. Barbara W. Hearst The Hofford Family William E. Kennard and Deborah Kennedy Kennard James and Kathleen Ramich Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Frances and Raymond Lambrecht Mrs. Peter Manigault Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin Mr. and Mrs. James R. McNab, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren N. Patch Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phipps, Jr. Mrs. Susan Donaldson Romaine Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Smith Ronald L. and Cynthia B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tribble Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wyrick, Jr.
$15,000 – $24,999
Dr. and Mrs. David Adams Thomas and Alma Clymer Mr. and Mrs. David Fite Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gillespie Gail and Tim Hughes The Joanna Foundation John and Norma Palms Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Tricia and Ted Legasey The Legasey Family Fund of Coastal C ommunity Foundation NBM Construction Company Ms. Helen C. Pratt-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Smythe, Jr. Kristin and Stan Stevens The William B. McGuire, Jr. Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Anton Vreede
$10,000 – $14,999
Ann Long Fine Art Anonymous John and Kay Bachmann Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. R. Bennett Tippy Stern Brickman Darby Family Foundation of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Diane and Garey De Angelis Mr. and Mrs. T. Truxtun Emerson Festoon Foundation Mrs. Susan Friberg Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallagher Katherine Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Gridley Joanne Campbell Harth Frederick and Abby Himmelein Richard H. Jenrette Johnson Controls, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. P. Frederick Kahn Wendy Williams Kopp Ms. Elizabeth Rivers Lewine Jane and Bob Lurie Elisabeth and Spencer Lynch
Gillian and Tony Mark Mr. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont May Mrs. Frank McClain In honor of Angela Mack Kathleen Rivers The Robert and Janice McNair Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Claron R. Robertson, III Michele and Michael Seekings Barbara and Stuart Smith Society 1858 Executive Board Sunny and Samuel Steinberg Mrs. Dorothy Teetor Anne Gaud Tinker In honor of Alice Ravenel Huger Smith
$5,000 – $9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Beak Lucile and William Cogswell Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen Amy and Jason Coy Brian and Gretchen Cuddy Mr. John G. Davis Mrs. J. Hugh Davis Susan and Gary DiCamillo Sarah Lund Donnem Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dunnan Mr. and Mrs. John Elias Mr. and Mrs. William Finn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foulke Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Galvani Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green Dr. Jeb Hallett and Dr. Linda Austin Robin and Ken Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hearne Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation Ann and Lee Higdon Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Holscher Mr. and Mrs. Ozey K. Horton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hudson Mrs. Katherine Huger Tony and Maryjane Islan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenrette, III Lou Hammond & Associates Professors Bill and Carolyn Matalene Gwen and Layton McCurdy Martha Rhodes McLendon Mr. and Mrs. Michael McShane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Munnell Mrs. Anne Olsen Mrs. Susan P. Parsell Dr. Celeste H. Patrick and Mr. Charles Patrick The Post and Courier Foundation Sheila and Bill Prezzano Dr. and Mrs. A. Bert Pruitt, Jr. Harriet McDougal Rigney Mr. and Mrs. James Scarborough Dr. James G. Simpson Nancye B. Starnes and David P. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tarleton Treyz Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker Mary E. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waring Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Way, Jr.
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Dr. and Mrs. William Y. Buchanan Mr. Steve Cagle and Mr. John W. Meffert Ms. Barbara C. Campbell JULY 2014—JUNE 2015 Ms. Marilyn Colen Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Corley, III $1,000 – $4,999 Mrs. Lisa Craig Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett Daniel Island Company Dr. and Mrs. John Brumgardt, Ph.D. Mrs. Graham Daughtridge Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Brush Ms. Barbara Reed and Mr. Robert Day Kay and Charles Chitty, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Doering, Jr. Chitty Family Endowment of Coastal Community Mr. and Mrs. Kris Furniss Foundation of SC Ms. Leize Gaillard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Doty, III Mrs. Anne M. Graves Dr. and Mrs. Haskell S. Ellison Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gruber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Foulke Mrs. Anthony H. Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley Mrs. Brenda W. Hart Stephen and Susan Hoffius Ms. Ann W. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keigher Hay Tire Company Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lipman Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer Ms. Elizabeth Hutchison Ms. Caroline R. Milbank Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. John, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Moore, Jr. Mr. Edward D. Jones, III Ms. Helen O’Hagan In memory of Ann Maynard Jones Ms. Lynda Panaretos Mr. Edward D. Jones, III Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Powers, Jr. The Junior League of Charleston, SC The Pringle-Read Endowment of Coastal In honor of Jennifer Ross Community Foundation of SC Ms. Pamela Keefe Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Rhodes, III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelley Ms. Harriet McDougal Rigney Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. King Ms. Harriet R. Ripinsky and Ms. Linda T. Ripinsky Mr. and Mrs. John Kotz Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr. Ms. Anne S. Lautz Ms. Patience D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Cisco H. Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. John Winthrop, Mr. Hampton Logan Seedling Fund of Coastal Community of SC Ms. Liz Macpherson and Ms. Ami Murphy The Woman’s Club of Charleston Hirona Matsuda In memory of Margaret B. Levander-Porter Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. McAlhany, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Woodfield Ms. Joan C. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. John Milkereit $500 – $999 Mrs. Phyllis Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Mr. and Mrs. Tyre H. Moore Ms. Jennifer Burns Mrs. Patricia S. Moore Mr. Jamieson Clair Ms. Sandy Morckel Ms. Sally Cunningham In honor of Neita Wiese Ms. Jennifer Davis Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hunter De Butts Mr. and Mrs. Telfair Parker In honor of Angela Mack Mrs. Catherine Paterson Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. P. Duell Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Prioleau Dr. and Mrs. R. Stewart Eads, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quinlan Maj. Gen. (Ret) James L. Gardner Ms. Mary Ramsay In memory of Julieta D. Gardner Ms. Ellen Rhame and Mr. Robert Pottharst Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Golinski, Jr. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elon Eargle Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lipman Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rhodes Ms. Mary M. Muller Ms. Kristin Romness In honor of Angela Mack Mr. and Mrs. N. Winfield Sapp, Jr. Nick and Jill Davidge Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Sauls of Fidelity Investments Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryan Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pearce, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, III Mr. Bernard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Colton M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth Mr. Dan Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John Tecklenburg Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. John H. Tison Mr. and Mrs. John Wanick Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wetzel Ms. Neita A. Wiese $250 – $499 Ms. Libby Williams Ms. Ann Griffith Ash Ms. Ann Woodfield and Mr. Ralph Wood Dr. and Mrs. Tom Brewer Carol M. Curtis Fund of Fidelity Charitable $20 – $99 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Ms. Julia W. Acker and Mr. Dan Hoke Mr. and Mrs. O. Ralph Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allen Ms. Hillary Hutchinson Ms. Elizabeth A. Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lipman Mrs. Martha Ann Arnold Mr. and Mrs. William R. Perry, Jr. Mrs. Joyce Baker Ms. Elaine Segelken Ms. Lee Batten Ms. Mary Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Christian L. Becken In honor of Tater Beak Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bell (from her Barat College pals) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Bill Staempfli Ms. Sherry E. Conohan Dr. and Mrs. George W. Williams Mrs. Lisa Craig Ms. Joan Fallon $100 – $149 Ms. Kelly George Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ailstock Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gumb Mr. and Mrs. John R. Alexander Mrs. Brenda W. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Donald Backer Mrs. Falcon Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. William Bane Ms. Jane E. Hirsch and Ms. Jane L. Fluet Mr. Stephen A. Bedard Whitney and Tony Jones Mr. and Mrs. S. Scott Bluestein Ms. Louise King Dr. and Mrs. John G. P. Boatwright, Jr. Ms. Laura LaMontagne Mrs. Pamela Bray Mrs. Ann Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Broome Ms. Maureen Myers Mr. and Mrs. M. Neil Brosee Ms. Margaret M. Peery
Ms. Abby Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Justin Schaay Ms. Barbara H. Siegling Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallen Mrs. Theodora G. Warren In memory of John Hertz Warren, Jr. , MD Ms. Laura West
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JULY 2014—JUNE 2015 $100,000 AND ABOVE
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina The City of Charleston Gibbes, etc.
$50,000 – $99,999
The Women’s Council of the CAA
$20,000 – $49,999
Arts, etc. Bank of America U.S. Trust Susan and Van Campbell Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ferguson Elizabeth Saal, Trustee, The Joseph J. Schott Foundation Society 1858 South Carolina Arts Commission Town of Kiawah Island
$10,000 – $19,999
The Almeida Family Foundation, Jill and Richard Almeida Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Anderson County of Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Gates Roper St. Francis Healthcare
$5,000 – $9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Ackerman Dr. and Mrs. David Adams Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baker, Jr. Mrs. Rufus Barkley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Beak The C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation Carriage Properties Caviar & Bananas Ms. Joy Craft Mrs. Susan Friberg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Hale, Jr. Dr. Linda Austin and Dr. John W. Hallett Mr. and Mrs. James Ham Ms. Lou R. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harley Ms. Barbara W. Hearst The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jenkins The Jerry and Anita Zucker Family Endowment Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Ms. Anne Rhodes Lee and Mr. Stuart F. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Long, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Smith Ms. Suzanne Togna and Mr. David O. Haythe Mrs. Andrea Volpe, The Charles E. and Andrea L. Volpe Foundation of Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Dr. and Mrs. Anton A. Vreede Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wendell Ms. Sally J. Smith, The Wilbur S. Smith and Sally J. Smith Foundation The William B. McGuire, Jr. Family Foundation
$1,000 – $4,999
ADAC Mr. and Mrs. John R. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. Ann Long Fine Art The Bakker Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Bank of America Bank of South Carolina
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$1,000 – $4,999 (cont’d)
Mrs. Anne Barnes Ms. Elizabeth L. Battle Bluestein & Douglas, LLC Mrs. Alexis W. Bomar BoomTown! Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Brumley Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Brush Build-A-Bear Foundation Ms. Ilse Calcagno Mr. and Mrs. Wayland H. Cato, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Chalsty Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Chardon Charleston Day School Clemson Architecture Center Charleston Clemson University Foundation Coastal Community Foundation of SC Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Coen Mr. and Mrs. William Cogswell Dr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen Ms. Marilyn Colen Mrs. Amy Prince Coy and Dr. Jason P. Coy Croghan’s Jewel Box Brian and Gretchen Cuddy Mrs. J. Hugh Davis Ms. Leilani DeMuth Mr. and Mrs. John Derse Naomi Donnelley & Joseph Butler, The Dorothy R. Donnelley Charitable Lead Trust of Northern Trust - Strachen Fund Mrs. Roland W. Donnem Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Dopp Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dunnan Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dunnan Mr. and Mrs. John Elias The Elizabeth C. Rivers Lewine Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Mr. and Mrs. William Finn, The William and Prudence Finn Charitable Trust of Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund flower Magazine Mr. and Mrs. William Fort Francis Marion Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallagher The George R. and Janet E. Desko Charitable Foundation Mrs. Katherine Glenn Mr. and Mrs. R. Garey Goff Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green Mr. Jonathan Green and Mr. Richard Weedman, Jonathan Green Studios, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gregory, Jr., The River Oaks Foundation Ms. Marjorie Habermann Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hanson Ms. Anita Laudone and Mr. Colin E. Harley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harth Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley The Harvey McNairy Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hearne Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Higdon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Himmelein Mr. Bruce C. Horten Mrs. Norma Horvitz, The River Oaks Foundation, Inc. The Hon. and Mrs. C. Weston Houck Mrs. Katherine Huger Mr. and Mrs. Tony Islan Mr. and Mrs. John Janas Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenrette, III The John and Norma Palms Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC The John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Johnson Controls, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koach Ms. Polly Kosko Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lambrecht Mr. and Mrs. Ted Legasey Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lipman Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lipman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Luther Lynch Cracraft Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Lynch Mrs. Jeannette MacDougal Mr. and Mrs. William Mahony Mrs. Catherine M. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Mark Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Matalene, III
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Dr. and Mrs. Tom Mather Mrs. Frank M. McClain Ms. Elisabeth B. McCullough Dr. and Mrs. Layton McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Rick McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. William B. McGuire, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKenna, The McKenna Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charley McLendon Mr. and Mrs. John McNairy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Messerman Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer Mr. and Mrs. F. Duffield Meyercord Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Motamed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Munnell Ms. Barclay Murphy Ms. Tara E. Nauful and Mr. L. Dean Best Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nistad Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. O’Brien Ms. Helen O’Hagan Mrs. Susan P. Parsell Mr. and Mrs. Lauren N. Patch Dr. Celeste H. Patrick and Mr. Charles Patrick Mrs. Hunter R. Pettus, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Powers, Jr. Ms. Helen C. Pratt-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Prezzano The Price R. & Flora A. Reid Foundation Dr. and Mrs. A. Bert Pruitt, Jr. Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Ramich Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rhodes Ms. Harriet McDougal Rigney Ms. Harriet R. Ripinsky and Ms. Linda T. Ripinsky, The Harriet and Linda Ripinsky Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr. Ms. Kathleen Rivers Mr. and Mrs. David Ruef Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Sauls Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scarborough Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Seeger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seekings Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Seinsheimer, II Dr. James G. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smartt Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith Dr. Stephanie Smith-Phillips and Dr. James Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Smythe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Soderlund South State Bank St. John Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Steinberg Mr. Dan Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tarleton Mr. and Mrs. James O. Treyz Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tribble Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker Ms. Mary Walters Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way The Webster Family Foundation Ms. Fran Welch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Widger The Wilbur S. Smith and Stephanie E. Smith-Phillips Foundation The Winfield Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Wood Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Woodfield Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Wright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lance B. Wyatt, The Lance and Alice Wyatt Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wyrick, Jr.
$500 – $999
Above & Beyond Services, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James C. Allen Anderson Insurance Associates, Inc. Ms. Ann Griffith Ash Ms. Brenda Beall Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bixler Mr. and Mrs. John Bleecker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carmody, Jr. Mrs. Eliza B. Chrystie Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Crawford
Ms. Jennifer Davis Mr. and Mrs. John J. Degnan Dixon Hughes Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Foulke Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gedge The George W. and Phyllis P. Miller Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Mrs. Roger Hanahan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hanlin JMC Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Keigher Mr. and Mrs. Anthony O. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lang, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lilly, The Lasca and Richard Lilly Fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment Mrs. Patricia B. Manigault Mr. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont May, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McElroy Ms. Denise Myers Mr. and Mrs. H. Sadler Poe Michael and Elizabeth Roy The Roy and Amanda Maybank Fund of Central Carolina Community Foundation Mrs. Jodi Rush and Mr. Jon Baumgarten Mr. and Mrs. David J. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart Mr. and Ms. John Strauch Mr. and Mrs. John Wanick Mr. and Mrs. John W. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Willett
$100 – $499
Ms. Julia W. Acker and Mr. Dan Hoke Mr. James P. Adamczyk and Mr. Tom Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Albert Mr. and Mrs. C. Robertson Allen, II Mr. and Mrs. Grier Allen Mrs. Margaret Allen Mrs. W. J. Allen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alterman Ms. Betsy L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Andrews Mrs. Ann A. Apple Ms. Elizabeth A. Applegate Arion Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. David L. Arnold Mrs. Julia Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Travers Auburn Ms. Joan T. Avioli Mr. and Mrs. Donald Backer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Mrs. Joyce Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ballard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Bane Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Bate Ms. Lee Batten Mr. and Mrs. E. Dana Beach Mr. and Mrs. Christian L. Becken Ms. Katrina H. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Belden Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bell Mrs. Ledlie Bell Mr. Craig M. Bennett, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Benton Ms. Ellen Berlin Mrs. Jaclyn S. Berlinsky Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blagden, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Blessing, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bliss Mr. and Mrs. S. Scott Bluestein Dr. and Mrs. John G. P. Boatwright, Jr. Dr. Rick Bolt and Ms. Patty Coker Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bonham Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Boone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bowers Mr. and Mrs. David E. Breedlove Mrs. Peggy Breitmayer Mr. and Mrs. John Bresnan Dr. and Mrs. William Y. Buchanan Dr. and Mrs. G. Stephen Buck Mr. and Mrs. William Buist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bunn Drs. Troy and Katielyn Bunting Mr. and Mrs. John M. Burbage Mr. and Mrs. John H. Burrus Mr. Eugene Byers
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cahill Ms. Charlotte Caldwell and Mr. Jeffrey H. Schutz Ms. Barbara Campbell and Mr. Arnold Marcus Ms. Callie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cape Ms. Linda B. Carrington Mr. and Mrs. T. Heyward Carter, Jr. Mrs. Linda Gordon and Mr. William Cattorini Ms. Suzanne W. Chesnut Kay and Charles Chitty Mr. and Mrs. James L. Chitwood Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Christiansen Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. Clarke Mrs. Summers Clarke and Mr. William T. Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Priestley C. Coker, III Mrs. Anne F. Coleman and Ms. Katherine P. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Combs Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Compton Ms. Sherry E. Conohan Mr. and Mrs. Nigel W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corcoran Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Corley, III Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cornwell Mrs. Lisa Craig Dr. and Mrs. William T. Creasman Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Criscuolo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crnkovich Dr. and Mrs. Bill Crymes Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cuenin Ms. Diane Current Ms. Carol Curtis and Dr. Knox Kinlaw Mr. and Mrs. Bart Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Q. Dargan, III Ann Bacot and Belk Daughtridge Jill Davidge Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Davis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Garey De Angelis Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. De Butts Ms. Hilda Debacker Mr. and Mrs. Charlton deSaussure, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Di Giovanni Ms. Ann Dibble Mr. and Mrs. Gary DiCamillo Mrs. Susan G. Dickson Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Dolven Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Doty, III Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dowdeswell Ms. Sonya Duvall Dr. and Mrs. R. Stewart Eads, Jr. Ms. Linda Easdon and Mr. Woody House Mr. and Mrs. O. Ralph Edwards Mrs. Tina Edwards Ms. Barbara Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Elberfeld Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Haskell S. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Chip Ervin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Ms. Hillary Evans and Mr. Rob Duner-Fenter Ms. Joan Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farrar Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fenning Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetch Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiederowicz Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fister Ms. Lindsay Fleege and Mr. Justin Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fleming Mr. and Mrs. George Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flynn Fork and Knife, LLC Mrs. Anne W. Fox Ms. Barbara Fox Mrs. Cantey Foxworth Frampton’s Flowers Mary Edna Fraser and John Sperry Ms. Bonnie Fraser and Mr. Adam Jackson Fraser Mr. and Mrs. John Frasier Ms. Becca Holke and Ms. Hannah Fritts Mr. and Mrs. H. Laurence Fritz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Foster Gaillard Mr. Samuel Gardner
Ms. Deborah C. Williamson and Mr. David R. Garr Mr. and Mrs. Vince Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaud Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert George Ms. Kelly George Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Gettelfinger Ms. Elaine G. Gibbes Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Golinski, Jr. Mrs. Linda Gordon and Mr. William Cattorini Ms. Janice Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Gourdin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Green Ms. Joann R. Green Dr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Greenberg Mr. Harlan Greene Mrs. Irma B. Greene Ms. Glenna D. B. Greenslit Ms. Barbara Griesedieck Mr. and Mrs. John Penn Griffen Dr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Grimball Mr. and Mrs. James Grogan Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gruber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gumb Mr. and Mrs. James Habercam Mr. and Mrs. John Haberern Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Hagood Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Hales Ms. Sallie K. Halsey Ms. Amelia T. Handegan and Mr. John Roven Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Hanger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harper Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hart Harrigan, IV Mrs. Barbara I. Hart Mr. and Mrs. David Hartman Ms. Aileen P. Hatcher Ms. Kathleen Hay Hay Tire Company Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Heath, III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heckelman Mr. Dan T. Henderson and Ms. Stephanie Drawdy Mr. Jerry W. Henry Ms. Paula O. Henry Mrs. Margaret F. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hill Dr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Hiltzik Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hines Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hodgson, Jr. Stephen and Susan Hoffius Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Hogan Ms. Karen L. Hollings Ms. Jill Hooper and Mr. Stevenson Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Ozey K. Horton, Jr. Ms. Sheridan L. Hough and Mr. Christian Coseru Mrs. Barbara Howell Mr. and Mrs. John Hull Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hundley Ms. Jessie Brynan and Mr. Bob Hyman Mr. and Mrs. Marty Imbler Mrs. Martha R. Ingram Dr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Orton Jackson The James M. and Patricia R. Lombard Foundation at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jennings Mr. Farrell Jensen and Ms. Nakia Bopp Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. John, Jr. Cmdr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson Mr. Edward D. Jones, III Mrs. Catherine O. Jones Ms. Patricia C. Jones Ferris K. Joyner and Derek C. Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kahn Mrs. Riley Kash Ms. Pamela Keefe Dr. Stephen Khouri Mr. and Mrs. John King Ms. Catherine Kister and Dr. Michael Criswell Mr. H. L. Koester, III Mr. and Mrs. J. Randall Koonce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kosian Mr. and Mrs. John Kotz Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krause Jordan Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kunes
Mr. and Mrs. John Labriola Mr. and Mrs. Jean C. Lafrance Ms. Laura LaMontagne Ms. Carol J. Lancaster and Mr. Steve M. King Ms. Louise Lancaster and Mr. Taki Andriadis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane Ms. Lois Lane and Mr. David Rogers Ms. Gail Lansing and Mr. Stephen E. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lavery Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lawson-Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Lee Mrs. William H. Lee, Jr. Ms. Bess Lee Mr. and Mrs. Fulton D. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John Liberatos Mr. and Mrs. Cisco H. Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Lipscomb, III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loftus Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lortz Mr. Robert Lovinger and Mrs. Mindelle Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lux Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Macdonald Mr. Benjamin Mack Mr. and Mrs. Steven MacLaughlin Ms. Liz Macpherson and Ms. Ami Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Maize Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Mansheim Mrs. Elizabeth Marr Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Mr. and Mrs. William E. Martin, III Mr. Jeffrey Mathis Ms. Hirona Matsuda Mrs. Marilyn Matthesen Mrs. Ann Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mayhall Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. McAlhany, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. McCann Ms. Jane A. McFaddin and Mr. Charles B. Bryan Ms. Corrie McGovern and Mr. James McGavick Mr. and Mrs. William E. McIntosh Kay McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Mike A. McLain Mrs. Judy C. Bridges McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. McManus Patrick Melton and Spencer Melton The Honorable and Mrs. Joseph S. Mendelsohn Ms. Caroline Meyer Mrs. Phyllis Miller Mr. and Mrs. Martin Monestere Mr. and Mrs. Guy Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Morley Ms. Joyce Morris Mr. and Mrs. David Morrow Mrs. Anne Moss Mr. and Mrs. Beau Mueller Ms. Mary M. Muller Ms. Janis Murphy Ms. Shelia Natale and Mr. Michael Grant Ms. Elissa Nauful Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nevin Mary and Brian Nisbet Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Norvell Dr. and Mrs. Alan Nussbaum Mr. Eric Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Olanoff Mrs. Sonya Pettersen O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. James Orcutt Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Orme Mr. and Mrs. David Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Painton Palmer & Cay Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Parker Mrs. Eleanor H. Parker Ms. Susan Parsons and Dr. Angus Baker Mr. and Mrs. James L. Passmore Dr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Pate Mrs. Catherine Paterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pearce, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Anne Pearson Ms. Margaret M. Peery Mr. H. Dickman Pfann Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pharr
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2 014–2015 A N N U A L R E P O R T
$100 – $499 (cont’d)
Ms. Jan Pomerantz and Mr. Everett Wilcox Mrs. Crystal Poole Ms. Helen C. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Pratt-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prevost The Pringle-Read Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prioleau Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Pugh Dr. and Mrs. Newton Quantz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quinlan Quinlan Partners Ms. Caroline M. Ragsdale Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Ravenel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ravenel Ms. Debra Razzouk Dr. Harriet Reavis and Dr. Richard Dom Ms. Barbara Reed and Mr. Robert Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Reitman Mrs. Virginia Reynolds Ms. Ellen Rhame and Mr. Robert Pottharst Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richards Mrs. Bene Jacobs Rittenberg and Dr. Charles Rittenberg Ms. Vida B. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Randal M. Robinson Col. and Mrs. Richards Roddey Mr. and Mrs. William E. Roschen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ross Royall Hardware, Inc. Ms. Jennifer Sanford Mr. and Mrs. N. Winfield Sapp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Schaay Ms. Margaret P. Schachte and Mr. Hal S. Currey Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Schreck Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Schultz Ms. Elaine Segelken Mr. and Mrs. John B. Selby, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Semmes Mr. and Mrs. Harley F. Shuford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simons, III Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Simons Mr. and Mrs. T. Grange Simons, V Dr. and Mrs. William M. Simpson, Jr. Ms. Joy Sims Mr. and Mrs. John Sirianni Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryan Smalley Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Park B. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Whit Smith Mrs. Jeanne d. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Philip Snead Mrs. Jayne M. Spector Mr. and Mrs. Delano R. Spell Dr. and Mrs. William H. Spencer, III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Springer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Staempfli Ms. Judy Staub and Mr. Garrett Bean Ms. Rett Stegall Mr. and Mrs. F. David Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stevenson Ms. Stephanie Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. Randell C. Stoney, Jr. Ms. Gail Strauch Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sullivan Mrs. Billie J. Sumner Ms. Mari-Ann Suvari and Mr. Robert F. Burgoyne Dr. and Mrs. Istvan Takacs Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tate Ms. Ruth Taylor and Ms. Jazmine Taylor Dr. and Mrs. David J. Tennenbaum Mr. Justin Thomas and Mr. Rick Fowler Dr. and Mrs. William B. Thomason Dr. and Mr. W. Leigh Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thompson Mr. Jonathan Thompson Mrs. Jacqueline Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thornton Ms. Anne G. Tinker and Mr. John D. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. William Tinkler Mr. and Mrs. Blair Torrey Dr. and Mrs. Chris Tountas Ms. Kathleen Tresnak and Mr. William Reehl Ms. Patricia L. Trivette and Mr. Rick L. Malaspina Mr. and Mrs. Jan L. Tryssesoone Dr. Jane L. Tyler and Dr. Curtis Worthington
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Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Urbanski Ms. Anne-Lee Verville Mr. and Mrs. John Vournakis Mr. and Mrs. Matt D. Waddell Ms. Martha Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm Walker Ms. Patience D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Walkley Mr. David Walters Mr. and Mrs. John H. Warren, III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Watts Ms. Sally A. Webb Mr. and Mrs. James R. Weise Mrs. Jennifer Welham Ms. Melissa K. Wells Ms. Sheila Wertimer and Mr. Gary Gruca Mr. and Mrs. David Wertz Ms. Mary L. Wessner and Mr. Stephen D. Slifer Mr. and Mrs. Lynn F. White Ms. Neita A. Wiese Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Wieters Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wildermann Mr. Scott M. Wildermuth Mr. and Mrs. G. Bretnell Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mark Williams Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams, III Mrs. Barbara S. Williams Ms. Libby Williams Mr. and Dr. David A. Wills Mr. Cooper Wilson Ms. Mary Mac Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James Windler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Ms. Ann Woodfield and Mr. Ralph Wood Dr. and Mrs. George F. Worsham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. John York Mr. John Young and Mr. Philip Dufford
$45 – $99
Mrs. Katherine S. Abrams Ms. Ami Abramson Ms. Carole Addlestone Dr. William E. Aherne Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Allen Mrs. Diane Allen The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. C. Fitzsimons Allison Miss Sarah Amos Ms. Mary Sue Andrews Ms. Susannah Armstrong Ms. Judith Ash Mrs. Sarah Avice Du Buisson Mrs. Caroline G. Baarcke Mrs. Barbara J. Baker Ms. Barbara Baker Mrs. J. Gilbert Baldwin, Jr. Dr. Lisa K. Barclay Ms. Sharon M. Barnes Robert John Barnes and Charldene Ashley Ms. Sue F. Barnett Mr. Larry S. Barnfield Mrs. Virginia S. Barnwell Ms. Susan Bass and Mr. Tom Bradford Mr. and Mrs. William Bates Mr. Bennett Baxley Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bellow Miss Sue Bennett Mr. Jay Benson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Berque Mrs. Ellen W. Berrier Ms. Marion Blount Ms. Vernisa Bodison Ms. Carol B. Bosco Mrs. Cheryl K. Boswell Mrs. Gail M. Bourne Mrs. Pamela Bray Ms. Ruth Ann Brazill Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bridgman Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. Brilliant Mr. Ted Brinkley Ms. Deborah Brooks and Mr. David Jones Mr. and Mrs. M. Neil Brosee Dr. Francis M. Brown Mr. Steve Brown Ms. Ann C. Brown Ms. Helene M. Brown Ms. Nancy Brown Mrs. Bonnie Butler Mr. Sanford Byers Bunny and R.J. Byrne
Ms. Suzanne Cabaniss Dr. Elsa Caire and Dr. Russell Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. Price Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Canonico Mr. and Mrs. Curtis R. Carleton Dr. and Mrs. William C. Carter, III Ms. Judith Chamberlin and Ms. Geraldine Shurtz Landy Chase Mr. Kenneth L. Childs Mr. Jamieson Clair Mr. Douglas Clinton Ms. Barbara Cohn Ms. Kathryn Cole and Mr. Wiley Becker Ms. Aileen Condon Mrs. Elizabeth F. Connolly Ms. Mary Conroy Ms. Lauren S. Cook Mrs. Jeannette M. Cooper Ms. Ethel A. Corcoran Ms. Carol Coronis Ms. Cecile L. Cothran Ms. Carolyne Cox Ms. Rebecca A. Crichton Mrs. Diane Croughwell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Culver Ms. Ruth W. Cupp Mr. Beau Daen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daragan Mr. J. Hugh Davis, III Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Dawson, Jr. Mrs. Mary Bern Decker Mrs. Nanette Denton Ms. Katherine Doe Ms. Kate M. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dolinsky Mr. and Mrs. Henry Donato Dr. Jean Dorsett-Robinson Ms. Carol J. Drowota Miss Edith DuBose Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. P. Duell Mr. Rhett C. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn Ms. Julia Dyson Ms. Pamela T. Eccles Ms. Autumn Edenfield and Mr. Francisco Folgar Mr. and Mrs. David A. Elder Mrs. Melissa Ellis-Yarian and Mr. Jon Yarian Mrs. Sandra Ericksen and Ms. Teri Thornton Corey Evans Ms. Lorraine F. Evans Ms. Yvonne D. Evans Ms. Henrietta J. Evatt Ms. Sarah Exell Ms. Juliana G. Falk Ms. Lisa Field Ms. Susan Firestone Ms. Gaye Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Don Frey Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fritts Ms. Leize Gaillard Ms. Marian Gallerani Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Galvani Maj. Gen. (Ret) James L. Gardner Mrs. Gordon H. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Genauer Mrs. Constance Gentzler Mr. Bingham M. Gilardi Ms. Kimberly Glenn Ms. Karen Graham Mr. J. Kirkland Grant Mrs. Lavinia Grimball Ms. Linda R. Haack Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hacker Ms. Marcella H. Hair Ms. Diana Hambleton Ms. Martha Ann Hanson Ms. Susanne Harris Mr. Ralph Harvard Ms. Suzanne Harvie Ms. Ann W. Haskell Ms. Kat Hastie Mrs. Janet Haughey Ms. Anne Leigh Hawkes Mrs. Falcon Hawkins Spruill Hayes Mr. Fred B. Herrmann Ms. Jane E. Hirsch and Ms. Jane L. Fluet Ms. Lisa Holland Mrs. Carole Holtz Mrs. Nancy Hooker Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hoover
2014–2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Ms. Isabel Hopkins Ms. Elaine Hruska Ms. Ellen Huettig and Mr. Al Kouba Ms. Hillary Hutchinson Mrs. Henry C. Hutson Mr. G. Frederick Hutter H. W. Igleheart Mrs. Ann Igoe Ms. Jen Ingram Ms. Linda Inman and Dr. Lundie Spence Ms. Sherry A. Jackoboice Ms. Nancy Jackson Ms. Helen Jacobs Ms. Adrienne N. Jacobsen Mr. Larry James Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Johnson Ms. Elizabeth P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Juchatz Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Kahn Ms. Cheryl Kaynard Ms. Kay Kennerty Mrs. Lenora S. Kessler Ms. Nancy Kidd and Mr. Douglas Didier Ms. Carole King Ms. Louise King Mr. and Mrs. John Kirven Ms. Behren Kittrell Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Klaper Dr. Jeffrey J. Kline Ms. Dorothy Knuppel and Mr. Thomas Campbell Ms. Kathleen Koenen Mrs. Wendy Korb Mrs. Sandra Korn Mrs. Colleen Kraft Ms. Hilde Kuck and Mr. Frank W. Santillo Ms. Julia Lamson-Scribner Ms. Christa Lanning Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Larence Mrs. Myrtle Edna Lasley Mr. Henry Laurens Mrs. Julia Law Mr. and Mrs. J. Perrin Lawson, III Mr. Daniel Layfield Mrs. Cheryl Ledbetter Ms. Muffie Lee Mr. and Mrs. Phil Leffel Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leggett Mr. Peter Lehman Ms. Caroline T. Leland Mrs. Alice F. Levkoff Ms. Margaret E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Link Mr. Hampton Logan Ms. Marilyn Long Ms. Sally Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacIntyre Ms. Maureen Maginnis Mr. Todd Magro and Mr. Christopher Walker Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Maguire, III Mrs. Rosemary Mahoney Mr. Edmund Major Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Malabre Ms. Carla Manning Mrs. Frances C. Marlatt Ms. Gale B. Marrone Mr. and Mrs. John W. Martin, Jr. Ms. Cate Martin Mrs. Jane Mason Ms. Pam Mayer Mrs. Marian Mazzone Mrs. Ben Nita B. McAdam Mrs. Mary Beth McAnaney Ms. MaryCole McCants Ms. Susan McGinness Mr. and Mrs. J.C. McGinty Mr. Dwight McInvaill Ms. Fay McKay Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKenzie Ms. Elisabeth P. McLean Mr. James McMahan Ms. Rebecca McMenemy Mrs. Caroline H. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Antony M. Merck Mr. and Mrs. Owen Merrill Mr. James O. Metze Michael Mitchell Interiors Mrs. Anna Mickiewicz Mr. and Mrs. John Milkereit Mr. Matt Mill Mrs. Jackie Miller Ms. Jane Milner
The Rev. and Mrs. Chad Minifie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minkhorst Dr. Janette Moody Mrs. Patricia S. Moore Dr. Valerie Morris and Mr. Boris Bohun-Chudyniv Mr. and Mrs. William McG. Morrison, Jr. Mrs. Doris Motley Ms. Maureen Myers Ms. Cynthia Mynatt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson Tog and Michael Newman Ms. Carol Preisinger and Mr. Robert Nitkewicz Mr. John Nuss Ms. Laney Oaks Mr. and Mrs. Rogers W. Oglesby Ms. Nancy A. O’Grady and Ms. Erin Cymrot Ms. Anna O’Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Osbun, Jr. Ms. Rhett Ramsay Outten Ms. Pamela Ovens Mr. Norman Owens Ms. Kathleen C. Parramore and Mr. Steve Sinn Ms. Debby Passo Ms. Kathryn Pease Ms. Margaret M. Peery Mrs. Carol C. Pelzer Ms. Sharon Penny Dr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Peters Ms. Debbie Austin and Mr. Randall J. Phillips Mrs. Lee Phipps Vice Adm. Douglas C. Plate Mr. and Mrs. William Poloski Mrs. Eleanor C. Pope Mrs. Joan Poulnot Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Prickett Mr. Paul B. Prindle Ms. Betty J. Profit Ms. Katharine Purcell Ms. Annie Purvis Ms. Suzi Raiford Ms. Mary Ramsay Ms. Linda Randazzo Mr. and Mrs. Julian Raney Mrs. Jean Ravenel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Read Mr. Allen D. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. William M. Rees Ms. Sue Reynolds Ms. Ann B. Rhett Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Richardson Ms. Catherine Rickwell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Riley Mrs. Terry Ritchen Mrs. Sheran Rittenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ritts Ms. Carroll W. Rivers Ms. Georgia C. Roane Judge and Mrs. Klyde Robinson Ms. Catherine G. Rogers Ms. Jean N. Rogge Ms. Kristin Romness Mrs. Sandra Rosenblum Ms. Abby Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ryba Ms. Heather Saal Mr. Arthur K. Salomon Ms. Leslie Samuel Ms. Mary Sayas Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schlauch Mr. Fabian X. Schupper Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Schwenzfeier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Secrist Ms. Sandra Garfinkel Shapiro Mrs. Eloise Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Shortridge, Jr. Ms. Anne Siegfried Ms. Barbara H. Siegling Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Simmons, Jr. Ms. Colette Simone Langdon Smith Mr. and Mrs. Colton M. Smith Mr. Karl Beckwith Smith and Mr. Hal Truesdale Mrs. J. Lewis Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Solomon Mr. Cator Sparks and Mr. Paul Saylors Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Spencer Ms. Elizabeth N. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. William Stepanek Dr. Faye B. Steuer and Mr. Jerry W. Huhn
Ms. Katie Stevenson Mrs. Mary Ellen Stocker Ms. Rosemary Stoehr Ms. Rebecca Stone-Danahy Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Storen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Strauss Mrs. Margaret Strauss Mrs. Agnes Street Ms. Marie Stuppy Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tasker Dr. and Mrs. H. Simmons Tate, Jr. Mr. Giles Taylor Ms. Renee Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thompson Mr. David M. Thompson Mrs. Lizabeth Thompson Mr. Thomas E. Thornhill Ms. Rhett Thurman and Mr. Harry Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Timmons Ms. Natalie Titcomb and Mr. Brooks Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Craig Townsend Mrs. Frances Townsend Ms. Stephanie Tranen Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Trees Ms. Elizabeth S. Tucker Ms. Brittany V. Lavelle Tulla Dr. and Mrs. Stanford Ullner Mr. and Mrs. H. Wayne Unger, Jr. Ms. Susan Upchurch and Mr. Daniel Blyth Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ustin Mr. and Mrs. Jacobus Van de Graaf Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Van Every Ms. Becky Van Wie and Ms. Anne Register Mr. Daniel G. Vara and Mr. Jamie McGlone Haydee Verdia Mrs. Virginia C. Volf Ms. Nikki Von Dr. Lisa Von Moll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vonrosenberg Ms. Kathy Wade Ms. Judith Walker Ms. Martha Walker Ms. Mary Walker Mrs. Mary Tomkins Walker-Ward Mrs. Sue Simons Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallen Mrs. Theodora G. Warren Ms. Dede Warren Mrs. Martha B. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watson Ms. Sandra Watson Mrs. Cynthia Webb Mrs. Philip P. Weckel Ms. Bonnie K. Wells Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. West Ms. Sarah West Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Barry Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Sykes Wilford M.P. Wilkerson Dr. and Mrs. George W. Williams Mrs. Furman Williams Ms. Charlotte Williams Mr. Michael E. Wilson Mr. Michael Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John D. Winchester Mrs. Alston O. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. West P. Woodbridge, Jr. Ms. Martha Worthy Capt. and Mrs. Richard T. Wright Mr. Tom Wright Mrs. Rita Yaeger Ms. Jane M. Yates Mrs. Rochelle F. Yonas Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Youmans Mrs. Kenton B. Youngblood Ms. Susan Zahn Mr. John A. Zeigler, Jr. Mr. John Zimmer Ms. Martha Zink Ms. Renate G. Zolkiewicz
$25 – $44
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Broome Ms. Lese Corrigan Ms. Elizabeth P. Dixon Ms. Lindsay Fleege and Mr. Justin Lewis Ms. Margaret Gaddy Ms. Caroline Gaver and Ms. Eleanor Gaver Mr. and Mrs. David Hay Ms. Kathleen Kelly
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2 014–2015 A N N U A L R E P O R T
$25 – $44 (cont’d)
Ms. Catherine Kister and Dr. Michael Criswell Ms. Susan Payne Ms. Caroline Elizabeth Tattenbaum Mrs. Martha B. Waters Ms. Holly Hyman Williams
HONOR / MEMORIALS
Anonymous In memory of Melanie Sciden The Barbarella Charity Fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment In memory of Mary Hagerty Blackbaud, Inc. In honor of Hampton Logan and Kristin Romness Mr. and Mrs. William C. Cleveland In honor of Laura Gates Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Darby, Jr. In honor of Anne Darby Parker Ms. Linda Fantuzzo In memory of Elsie Fantuzzo Maj. Gen. (Ret) James L. Gardner In memory of Julieta D. Gardner Ms. Elaine G. Gibbes In memory of Joseph A. Gibbes and In honor of Nancy C. Gibbes Ms. Jane E. Hirsch and Ms. Jane L. Fluet In honor of Mrs. W. N. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoover In memory of Nina Dittmann Mr. and Mrs. Chisolm Leonard In memory of Kit Coleman Ms. Bettina M. Whyte In honor of Mary Whyte and Smith Coleman
MATCHING GIFTS
Bank of America Coca-Cola Daniel Island Company Eaton Corporation ExxonMobil Matching Gift Program MeadWestvaco Forest Technologies Group Merrill Lynch Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Prudential Matching Gifts Program
IN-KIND GIFTS
Ms. Megan Aline All Occasions Art Mag Artist & Craftsman Supply Artizom AV Connections B. Gourmet Catering Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Banks Bar Belles Ben Arnold Beverage, Co. Bluestone Ramblers Brackish Bow Ties BroeWorks Callie’s Charleston Biscuits Cannon Green Casillero Del Drablo Caviar & Bananas Charleston Academy of Music Charleston Artist Guild Charleston Digital Corridor Charleston Grill Charleston Magazine Charleston Mariott Charleston Mercury Charleston Tea Plantation Coffee Band Mr. Brian Coleman Connie Duglin Cory’s Grilled Cheese Covers by Nicole Crave Catering
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Croghan’s Jewel Box Brian and Gretchen Cuddy Mr. John Duckworth Event Design by Denise Barto EventHaus Every Busy Woman Excelsior Wine Company Francis Marion Hotel goat.sheep.cow. Godiva Grassroots Wines Dr. Richard Hagerty Ms. Kaminer Haislip Mr. Christopher Holt Holy City Brewery Ms. Jill Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Ozey K. Horton, Jr. Horton Hayes Fine Art LLC Indigo + Cotton Jack Russell Software Jan-Pro Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream King of Pops Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Lane, Jr. Mr. Robert Lange Le Creuset Boutique Lotus Flower lululemon King Street mac & murphy Machine Market Pavilion Hotel Ms. Hirona Matsuda Corrie McGovern and James McGavick, MCG Photography Mellow Mushroom MIX Premier Bartending Music with Friends Old South Carriage Company Olde Colony Bakery The Post and Courier Power Studio Ms. Heather Powers Production Design Associates Redux Contemporary Art Center Rewined Candles Mrs. Terry Ritchen Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr. Roti Rolls SCE&G Mr. Andrew Smock Snyder Event Services Ms. Kate Long Stevenson Striped Pig Disillery Sweet Cece’s Syndicate Sales The Daily The Wine Shop Tiger Lily Florist Trader Joe’s Tristan Events The Vendue Verde VerTerra, Ltd. Ms. Lulie Wallace Mr. Trey Waters Westbrook Brewing Mr. John Westmark Wild Dunes Resort WildFlour Pastry Mr. Ben Gately Williams Wonder Works Zero George Mrs. Anita Zucker
STREET PARTY RESTAURANTS
167 Raw 39 Rue de Jean Baguette Magic Brasserie Gigi Bulleit Bourbon Caviar & Bananas Charleston Grill Christophe Artisan Chocolatier-Pâtissier Circa 1886 Cîroc Ultra Premium Cypress| Magnolia’s| Blossom Edmund’s Oast FIG goat.sheep.cow
Halls Chophouse McCrady’s Oak Steakhouse Saveurs du Monde Slightly North of Broad The Grocery The Obstinate Daughter Wild Olive WildFlour Pastry
LOWCOUNTRY GIVING DAY Lowcountry Giving Day, held on May 5, 2015, is a local 24-hour giving challenge designed to encourage our friends and neighbors to support their favorite causes and organizations right here in the Lowcountry. This year, the Gibbes participated and raised over $55,000. THANK YOU to all who participated!
Dr. and Mrs. James C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allen Anonymous Ms. Helen H. Arnold Mrs. Caroline G. Baarcke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Berman Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bowles Mr. and Mrs. David E. Breedlove Mr. and Mrs. Carey Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Canonico Ms. Dorothy Lord Ms. Cornelia Carrier Kay and Charles Chitty Ms. Jena Clem Ms. Marilyn Colen Daniel Island Company Mr. and Mrs. Les Detterbeck Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardiner Dodd Ms. Carol J. Drowota Dr. and Mrs. R. Stewart Eads, Jr. Ms. Anne Forrest Ms. Joanne Foster and Mr. John Macalla Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Gridley Mr. Michael Haga Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Hale, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harper Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Ms. Becca Hiester Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Higdon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilstad Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hines Ms. Cindy Hines Mr. Michael Koon Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Edward Legasey Ms. Judy F. Manning Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Mrs. Kelley McCauley Mrs. Amy Mercer The Rev. and Mrs. Chad Minifie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Montgomery Ms. Sandy Morckel Ms. Mary M. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. O’Brien Ms. Anne Olsen Ms. Debby Passo Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prevost Mr. and Mrs. James Ramich Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richards Mr. and Mrs. Derek Ross Ms. Elizabeth Saal Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smartt Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith Ms. Nancye Starnes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steever Mrs. Barbara K. Stender Dr. and Mrs. David J. Tennenbaum Mr. Thomas E. Thornhill Dr. and Mrs. Anton A. Vreede Mr. and Mrs. John I. Wall
CA L E N DA R
HIGHLIGHTS OF UPCOMING EVENTS
Visit GIBBESMUSEUM.ORG/EVENTS for a full listing of events and registration.
JANUARY 2016 FRIDAY, JAN 8
WEDNESDAY, JAN 20
10:30AM
6PM
GIBBES ON THE GO — GEORGIA O’KEEFFE: HER CAROLINA STORY
AN EVENING LEARNING ABOUT CHARLESTON’S PREMIER PRIVATE COLLECTION AND HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL PAINTINGS.
Art with a Twist
LOCATION | Columbia Museum of Art, Columbia, SC
Smith Fellows and Director’s Circle Evening
$50 Members, $65 Non-Members (Transportation not included)
LOCATION | Private Residence
FRIDAY, JAN 29
REOPENING EXHIBITIONS
8–11PM
STORK CLUB
Presented by Society 1858 LOCATION | No. 5 Faber, 5 Faber Street $70 1858 Members $95 Non-Members
FEBRUARY 2016 TUESDAY, FEB 2
TUESDAY, FEB 16
MONDAY, FEB 22
6 PM
6 PM
6PM
THE POWER OF WORDS
REVEALING A MASTERPIECE: C ONSERVATION OF THE GIBBES COLLECTION
A CONVERSATION WITH THE EDITORS OF GARDEN & GUN
Art of Healing
LOCATION | Charleston Library Society, 164 King Street $20 Library Society and Gibbes Members, $30 Non-Members
Insider Art Series
LOCATION | Lance Hall, Circular Congregational Church, 150 Meeting Street
Art with a Twist
LOCATION | The Cigar Factory 701 East Bay Street, #115 $20 Members, $30 Non-Members
$20 Members, $30 Non-Members
THE THINGS WE CARRY: CONTEMPORARY ART IN THE SOUTH May 28–Oct 9, 2016
MARCH 2016 FRIDAY, MAR 11
11AM
MARCH 16–19
ART OF DESIGN
FELLOWS TRIP TO WASHINGTON, DC
Presented by the Women’s Council Spring Luncheon Featuring Andrew Prince LOCATION | Charleston Marriott, 170 Lockwood Blvd. $150 Women’s Council Members, $175 Non-Members, $3,500 Table Sponsor
APRIL 2016 SUNDAY, APR 3
Fellows and Director’s Circle Travel Opportunity
Contact Jena Clem at 843.722.2706 x225 or jclem@gibbesmuseum.org for more details
$35 Members, $45 Non-Members
MAY 2016
REOPENING
THURSDAY, MAY 12
MAY 28, 2016
AFTERNOON WITH JEWELRY DESIGNER ELIZABETH LOCKE (Rescheduled)
GIBBES ON THE STREET: THE YEAR OF THE GIBBES
7th-Annual Street Party
Fellows and Director’s Circle Afternoon
LOCATION | Meeting St. between Cumberland and Queen Streets
LOCATION | Private Residence
$150 Members, $175 Non-Members, $1,000 Sponsors
STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS ON REOPENING EVENTS
BEYOND CATFISH ROW: THE ART OF PORGY AND BESS May 28–Oct 9, 2016 IMAGES Manifest (detail), 2010, by Stacy Lynn Waddell (American, b. 1968); work on paper; 60 individual sheets, each 16 x 12 inches, overall dimension 80 x 144 inches; museum purchase Porgy and Bess with George, Near Folly Island (detail), 1935, by Henry Botkin (American, 1896–1983); watercolor and ink on paper; museum purchase
2016 EXHIBITIONS MAY 28–OCT 9
MAY 28–OCT 9
BEYOND CATFISH ROW: THE ART OF PORGY AND BESS
THE THINGS WE CARRY: CONTEMPORARY ART IN THE SOUTH
Free with general admission or Gibbes membership
Art of Healing
LOCATION | Hazel Parker Community Center, 70 East Bay St.
Art, Washington, DC
7:30–10PM
LOCATION | The Gibbes Museum of Art, 135 Meeting St.
EMBRACE THE FALL: THE HEART OF HEALING WITH CARYN ANTOS O’HARA, E-RYT
LOCATION | National Gallery of
11AM–2PM
Reopening Exhibition
TUESDAY, MAR 15
5:30–7:30PM
Reopening Exhibition
LOCATION | The Gibbes Museum of Art, 135 Meeting St. Free with general admission or Gibbes membership
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The
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