An early Heckscher Museum postcard, c. 1940.
AUGUST HECKSCHER: VISIONARY
ENJOY A SERIES OF FASCINATING STORIES ABOUT THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM’S HISTORY. August Heckscher (1848-1941) was born in Hamburg, Germany, and immigrated to the United States at age 19. He made his fortune in coal, zinc, copper, and real estate. The New York Times described him as “one of the largest holders of real estate in [Manhattan’s] Fifth Avenue zone.” In 1898, he and his wife Anna purchased a summer retreat in rural Huntington, joining other wealthy Americans with homes on the North Shore of Long Island. The millionaire businessman was a generous philanthropist, especially for social issues and children’s causes. In 1906, he purchased land at the site of a former thimble factory previously owned by Ezra Prime and immediately found ways to use it for the public good. The property housed classrooms for Huntington children, and served as part of the Fresh Air Fund which provided underprivileged city girls a two-week stay in the country. Skaters and swimmers enjoyed the adjacent pond, and Mr. Heckscher wanted ice cut from the pond for distribution to the “poor of the Town of Huntington.” August Heckscher had an even grander plan for the Prime property. He deeded the land to the Town of Huntington in 1917, envisioning a magnificent 18.5-acre park and museum to be the center of the community’s recreational, cultural, and social life. Mr. Heckscher chose Julius Franke of the New York City firm Maynicke and Franke as the Museum’s architect. The Heckscher Fine Arts Building, as it was then called, was dedicated at a festive community celebration on July 10, 1920. According to The Long Islander, the 35-piece Seventy-First Regimental Band played a concert, fireworks lit the pond, and an American flag and “Heckscher Park” streamer dropped from the sky. The children were treated to “ice cream, cake, and orangeade,” while adults toured the Museum. August Heckscher donated 185 works of art from his private collection to the Museum. In his dedication speech, Heckscher stated that Huntington was to be “one of the few places in the United States outside of the large cities [that] possess galleries of such extent and importance.” He intended this gift to be “especially for the children.” When August Heckscher died in 1941, The Long Islander called him “perhaps the finest benefactor that Huntington ever had.” His vision lives on in the cultural and educational work of the Museum.
"PERHAPS THE FINEST BENEFACTOR THAT HUNTINGTON EVER HAD."
PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE APRIL 6 2 pm International Slow Art Day APRIL 7 1 pm Family Hour Sunday APRIL 10 2 pm Senior Second Wednesday Musical Performance: Flutissimo Quartet APRIL 22 2 pm Exploring Art…Making Memories Guided Tour of Long Island’s Best MAY 5 12 pm Huntington Tulip Festival in Heckscher Park
Beth Atkinson
LONG ISLAND’S
BEST
AN ART EDUCATOR’S POINT OF VIEW As an art teacher at Hicksville High School, I brought my students to The Heckscher Museum for more than 20 years. It was a very important part of my curriculum. Hicksville has a very diverse student population, and the majority of my students had never been to an art museum before. I saw the tremendous impact that The Heckscher Museum’s educational experiences brought to students—even the ones who did not choose art as their path. My students participated in Long Island’s Best: Young Artists at The Heckscher Museum, an outstanding educational program that culminates with a juried exhibition of student artwork. Seeing their [own] artwork hung in such a prestigious museum is overwhelming for students. Then, to see their parents’ reactions—that is worth everything to me as a teacher! When I looked back over the years on my students accepted to Long Island’s Best, I am excited to see that the majority were the quiet ones in the back of the classroom
who never thought anyone other than me would like their ideas or their work. Some of my Long Island’s Best students have gone on to top art colleges, yet many others have gone on to careers in business, medicine, and psychology. When I see them, even years after graduation, they all say "my mom still has my Heckscher piece hanging in the living room!" They report how important art is in their lives even if they did not pursue it as a career. That is the tremendous difference that The Heckscher Museum makes on the lives of others. The Museum provides an environment that gets students excited about expressing themselves with art. And even if they never make another piece of art in their life, the experience of learning how to analyze, process, and advance their intellectual and creative potential have invaluable applications long after high school graduation. We are very fortunate to have The Heckscher Museum keeping arts and culture alive on Long Island. Beth Atkinson was an art educator for more than 32 years, most recently at Hicksville High School. Her artwork was featured in the Museum’s 2018 Long Island Biennial. She is currently managing partner of The Firefly Gallery, Northport. This essay is excerpted from her speech at the Celebrate Achievement Benefit.
MAY 8 2 pm Senior Second Wednesday Docent Tour of Long Island’s Best MAY 9 7 pm Gallery Talk: Emerging Artist Series MAY 10 7 pm Second Friday Performance Roberta Fabiano MAY 19 1 pm Family Hour Sunday JUNE 2 1 pm Family Hour Sunday JUNE 8 Art in Bloom JUNE 9 12 pm Huntington Village Art Walk Art in Bloom Design Challenge 2 pm JUNE 12 2 pm Senior Second Wednesday Docent Tour of In a New Light JUNE 17 2 pm Exploring Art…Making Memories Guided Tour of In a New Light JUNE 22 12 pm Painting in the Park with Doug Reina JUNE 28 7 pm Gallery Talk: Thomas Germano on Impressionism
THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART BOARD OF TRUSTEES Robin T. Hadley, Chair Jed C. Albert, J.D., Secretary Brendan V. FitzGerald, Treasurer Margaret M. Hargraves, Immediate Past Chair
Robert J. Aquilina Pien Bosch Trudy Calabrese John T. Callaghan John Coraor, Ph.D. Inna Gellerman, DDS Bruce A. Lev
Franklin Hill Perrell Steven W. Roth Bette Schneiderman, Ph.D. Bruce Segal Michael W. Schantz, Ph.D., Executive Director & CEO
Emeriti Trustees D. Frederick Baker Hans E.R. Bosch Herman C. (Bud) Gehnrich Timothy S.J. Heckscher Andrea B. Klein Carl G. Markel
Cover art: Childe Hassam, Old House, East Hampton, 1917, oil on linen. Bank of America Collection (detail)
Francis Roberts, Ed.D. Patricia P. Sands Jane A. Shallat Edward G. Shufro James D. Watson, Ph.D.
Exhibitions
In a New Light AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM 1870–1940 WORKS FROM THE BANK OF AMERICA COLLECTION MAY 25 TO AUGUST 18
Robert Emmett Owen, Flag Day, not dated, oil on canvas, Bank of America Collection
Be sure to see this sweeping survey of American Impressionism with the new exhibition In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870-1940. The exhibition has been loaned through Bank of America’s Art in our Communities® program.
The show provides a historical context for the evolution of American Impressionism, beginning with majestic Hudson River School landscapes, to French Impressionist-inspired subjects, and finally to 20th-century modernist trends.
In a New Light traces the emergence of an American style of painting, and explores how artists interpreted American daily life in rural, maritime, and urban spaces using Impressionistic techniques: brisk brushstrokes, a vibrant palette, and atmospheric effects.
“Bank of America is pleased to support The Heckscher Museum of Art and honored to share works from our art collection with the Long Island community,” said Bob Isaksen, Long Island Market President. “As one of the largest corporate supporters of arts and culture programming, we believe in the power of the arts to help communities thrive, educate, inspire, enrich societies, and create greater cultural understanding.”
In a New Light includes works from more than 50 artists, many who depicted scenes of Long Island and New York City.
MUSEUMS ON US® The Museum is pleased to participate in Bank of America’s Museums on Us® program. Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, and U.S. Trust cardholders receive free admission on the first full weekend of every month.
RELATED PROGRAMS Art in Bloom June 8 and 9 Gallery Talk: Thomas Germano on Impressionism and the Evolution of American Painting June 28, 7 pm
LONG ISLAND’S
BEST YOUNG ARTISTS
AT THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM APRIL 6 TO MAY 19 Long Island’s Best, now in its 23rd year, is the flagship of the Museum’s education programs. This juried exhibition is the only one of its kind on Long Island that provides students the unparalleled opportunity to exhibit their artwork in a prominent museum, and to be featured in a full-color exhibition catalog. Museum visitors are treated to exceptional artwork from talented high school students. The Long Island’s Best experience begins with students visiting the Museum where
A student from Division Avenue High School (Levittown) works on her Long Island’s Best submission.
they interact with staff educators to discuss works on view. Each student then chooses a work of art as an inspiration piece. They go on to create an original artwork and write an Artist’s Statement explaining their creative process. The 80 works on view in the 2019 event were selected from almost 400 entries from more than 60 participating high schools across Suffolk and Nassau Counties. Jurors for the exhibition are Lisa Chalif, Curator at the Museum, and guest juror Robyn Cooper, Adjunct Professor of Art, Adelphi University. “Long Island’s Best connects the experience of viewing art in the museum to the making of it. Students get the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the creative process from the initial conceptualization of an idea through executing it,” said Cooper. “At the end, students emerge with a deep appreciation for the arts, and a prestigious exhibition. They will have taken an artistic journey.”
Rico Ford, a graduate of Valley Stream Central HS, was the Visitor’s Choice winner for Long Island’s Best 2018. He is currently enrolled at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City.
Visitors can see all of the artwork submitted to the juried competition on a digital display in the galleries. Mitchells, the Huntington-based department store on Main Street, will showcase select student art from Long Island’s Best in their display windows in May.
Long Island's Best PRESENTING SPONSOR The Darrell Fund Endowment ARTISTIC SPONSOR Strong-Cuevas Foundation PATRON SPONSORS TD Charitable Foundation The Claire Friedlander Family Foundation RBC Wealth Management The Laura B. Vogler Foundation EXHIBITION CATALOGUE SPONSOR Inna Gellerman, DDS, Gellerman Orthodontics
ALSO ON VIEW The Heckscher Collects: Recent Acquisitions Through May 12 Surface Tension: Pictorial Space in 20th-Century Art Through May 12 OPENING AUGUST 24 A Brush with HerStory: Paintings by Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso Mort Künstler: “The Godfather” of Pulp Fiction Illustrators A Fine Line: Sketches, Drawings and Illustrations from the Collection
Museum News
A TRIBUTE TO
Senator Carl L. Marcellino The Heckscher Museum recognizes New York State Senator Carl L. Marcellino for his long-time support of the Museum and its mission. Senator Marcellino served in the Senate from 1995 to 2018, representing the Towns of Huntington, Oyster Bay, and the city of Glen Cove. Throughout his public service, Marcellino advocated for the Museum’s work in arts education. In addition, Senator Marcellino has been instrumental in preserving The Heckscher Museum building. The Museum opened in 1920 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (1985). His appreciation of the Museum as a symbol of Long Island’s cultural heritage resulted in funds for the 2007 restoration and safety upgrades of the building’s interior. The Museum is proud to announce it was awarded a $500,000 grant from the Dormitory Authority of New York
New York State Senator Carl L. Marcellino, right, with Michael W. Schantz, Executive Director & CEO.
(DASNY), thanks to the endorsement of Senator Marcellino. The grant is earmarked for the restoration of the exterior of the Museum’s historic building in time for the 2020 centennial celebration. The DASNY grant will allow for the repair
The scope of work for the exterior restoration of the Museum includes removing decades of grime and discoloration, repairing losses to the original limestone, and replacing the roof.
and cleaning of the building's limestone exterior, and a new roof. Thank you Senator, for your service on behalf of Long Island and your continued support of The Heckscher Museum.
”Art is the manifestation of our imagination and our values as a society. Thankfully, we can reinforce these values each time we visit The Heckscher Museum of Art.” —SENATOR CARL L. MARCELLINO
WALT WHITMAN HS STUDENT HONORS A HECKSCHER ARTIST
Walt Whitman student Danielle Henneborn
A chance conversation about a family friend’s classmate led Danielle Henneborn, a Walt Whitman High School student, on a mission. The casual mention of Jeffrey Lundstedt, a 1960 Walt Whitman graduate, uncovered his accomplishments as a high school artist, an athlete, and class president. Henneborn also learned that Lundstedt was a graduate of Pratt Institute, a Peace Corps volunteer, and that his art was included in the Museum’s Permanent Collection! Henneborn canvassed the school’s archives for more information. She uncovered newspaper articles that reported Lundstedt’s
A Visit from U.N. Secretary–General United Nations Secretary–General António Guterres visited recently to tour Rivera and Beyond: Latin American Art from the Joan and Milton Bagley Collection. Docent Elinor Jaffe escorted the Secretary–General through the exhibition.
untimely death in Vietnam at age 26 while a civilian with the Agency for International Development. Tucked in a yearbook, she discovered a brochure for a 1968 memorial exhibition at the Museum highlighting 27 pieces of Lundstedt’s artwork. A Newsday review of the exhibition noted, “[Lundstedt’s] pictures have about them the movement, bold distortion and intensity of emotion which characterizes expressionist art.”
seum’s Permanent Collection, all of them centered on the subject of running, his chosen athletic pursuit. Mary L. Buckle, who was an associate professor at Pratt, and one of Lundstedt’s teachers, donated the works to The Heckscher Museum in 1969.
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Working with the school administration, Hanneborn hopes to create a memorial to honor Lundstedt and other alumni who perished in Vietnam. She also wanted to honor his memory as an artist. Images of Lundstedt’s artwork and story were featured in the Walt Whitman High School Festival of the Arts on February 7, incidentally the same day that Lundstedt died in 1968. “I’m an artist too, and I wanted Jeffrey to be recognized and remembered,” said the senior, who is a member of the Art Honor Society, and plans to pursue the arts in college. Ten of Lundstedt’s paintings are in the Mu-
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HECKSCHER AT LARGE: NY STATE CAPITOL
Thomas Moran, Stormy Skies, Long Island, 1885, oil on canvas, Heckscher Musuem of Art
Three paintings from the Museum’s Permanent Collection are on display at the Hall of New York in the Albany State Capitol. On view are James Long Scudder, Afternoon at Rocky Point (Target Rock), 1875; William Langson Lathrop, Oyster Bay (Cooper’s Bluff), 1933; and Thomas Moran, Stormy Skies, Long Island, 1885. The Hall of New York features more than 50 landscape paintings representing each region of New York State. According to RoAnn Destito, Commissioner, New York State Office of General Services, “The Long Island region is especially fortunate to include [these] paintings from The Heckscher Museum. These noted artists captured the essence of Long Island’s scenic coastline.”
Museum News
NATURE AND ART BEAUTIFULLY COMBINED JUNE 8 AND 9 Guy Carleton Wiggins, Trinity Church, Wall Street c.1938, oil on canvas. Bank of America Collection.
The North Country Garden Club, Oyster Bay, and the Three Harbors Garden Club, Cold Spring Harbor, are brightening the galleries for Art in Bloom. Ten vibrant floral arrangements from the two garden clubs showcase creative designs inspired by art in the exhibition In a New Light. On Saturday, June 8, and Sunday, June 9, garden club members are in the galleries from 1 to 3 pm to meet with visitors. On Sunday, watch the flowers fly! Museum
visitors can see an exciting, timed floral design challenge from 2 to 2:30 pm. With identical materials, revealed only at challenge time, designers from each club have half an hour to create a unique arrangement. The arrangements will be raffled for winners to take home. “We are delighted to participate in Art in Bloom. Our involvement embodies many of the club’s interests: the creativity of floral design, collaboration, and our goal of community involvement,” said Jane White, North Country Garden Club. “We hope to inspire visitors to create both
paintings and floral arrangements with intent and feeling.” “We are excited to inspire the community with the talent of our members and honored to imaginatively interpret the works of prominent American Impressionists,” noted Pamela Sherlock, Three Harbors Garden Club. “We are proud to celebrate the natural and creative arts at The Heckscher Museum, by engaging and educating residents of all ages.” Art in Bloom is sponsored by Robin T. Hadley and Patricia P. Sands
Ernest Lawson’s Connecticut Trout Stream, c. 1920, oil on canvas, is an inspiration artwork for Art in Bloom. Bank of American Collection.
What is Impressionism? IMPRESSIONISM FUN An easy and fun way to remember the important qualities of Impressionism.
E VERYDAY LIFE L IGHT B RUSHWORK O UTDOOR W EATHER Impressionism is an art movement that emerged in 1870s France. It rejected the rigid rules of the beaux-arts (fine arts) tradition. Impressionist artists celebrated everyday life and explored new ways to observe and interpret their subjects. These revolutionary artists headed outside to paint en plein air using visible brush strokes to capture changing qualities of light, weather, and the passage of time. DID YOU KNOW The portability of paint tubes was integral to Impressionist artists’ painting en plein air. Portrait painter John G. Rand invented the paint tube in 1841. The artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir said, “Without tubes of paint, there would have been no Impressionism.” Tubed paints are portable and offer greater variety of colors, allowing painters to make spontaneous color choices.
HOW TO LOOK AT ART WITH CHILDREN Visiting the Museum with children? Our educators have great suggestions for engaging them. Let the child choose what works of art they would like to look at. This will give them ownership over the experience. Start by asking open-ended questions, such as: What do you see? What more can you find? How does this artwork make you feel? Ask follow-up questions to delve deeper, such as: What do you see that makes you say that? This type of question will help young visitors look more closely and think analytically about what they are seeing. As you look at art together, compare and contrast different pieces. What is the same? What is different? Which is their favorite and why? The Museum offers Family Activity Guides, a “Create Your Own” Station, and a Digital Action Painter that kids of all ages can enjoy. An engaging experience will expand a child’s critical thinking and creative powers.
Programs
SENIOR SECOND WEDNESDAY DOCENT TOURS & MUSIC Members/Seniors Free, General Public Half-Price Admission All Day Programs 2 pm to 3 pm APRIL 10 MUSICAL PERFORMANCE WITH FLUTISSIMO TRIO MAY 8 DOCENT TOUR OF LONG ISLAND’S BEST JUNE 12 DOCENT TOUR OF IN A NEW LIGHT
William T. Spencer, Senior Vice President, representing People’s United Bank, First Friday concert series sponsor.
FIRST FRIDAY SERIES*
Enjoy extended hours and a musical performance in the galleries. 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, Performance 7 pm Free MAY 10 (SECOND FRIDAY) ROBERTA FABIANO Roberta Fabiano, vocalist and guitarist, shares stories and songs of her collaboration with Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Doc Pomus and her years with the Peter Duchin Orchestra. Enjoy an original song in honor of Mother’s Day, and hear a tribute to her influences such as Aretha Franklin and Cole Porter. Sponsored by
*Please note: Due to special Museum programming, May 10 is the second Friday of the month, and there are no First Friday concerts in April and June. Join us again on July 12.
EXPLORING ART… MAKING MEMORIES
2 pm to 3:30 pm Members $8, Non-Members $10, Care Partners Free A program for individuals living with dementia and their care partners. Registration is required. Space is limited. Call 631.351.3250 or email info@Heckscher.org. MONDAY, APRIL 22 GUIDED TOUR OF LONG ISLAND’S BEST MONDAY, JUNE 17 GUIDED TOUR OF IN A NEW LIGHT
GALLERY TALKS EMERGING ARTISTS SERIES THURSDAY, MAY 9 7 pm to 8 pm Free Featured Artists: Krista Biedenbach and Mike McLaughlin The Museum hosts this bi-monthly series for contemporary Long Island artists. Enjoy an evening of artist discussions, see the featured artists’ work on display, and continue the night at Six Harbors Brewing Company with discounts for all Gallery Talk attendees starting at 8 pm! THOMAS GERMANO ON IMPRESSIONISM AND THE EVOLUTION OF AMERICAN PAINTING FRIDAY, JUNE 28 7 pm Members Free, Non-Members $5 Payment at door Registration is required. Space is limited. Register online bit.ly/june28registernow Artist and art historian Thomas Germano leads a visual lecture on Impressionism, a movement led by artists like Monet and Degas. Germano explores how French Impressionism transformed American landscape painting through artists such as Childe Hassam and Thomas Moran, featured in the exhibition In a New Light.
PAINTING IN THE PARK WITH ARTIST DOUG REINA SATURDAY, JUNE 22 12 pm to 4pm (Rain Date: Sunday, June 23) Heckscher Museum and Art League of Long Island Members $40, Non-Members $50. Payment at door Registration is required Register online bit.ly/june22registernow
Gifford Beal, Garden Beach, not dated, oil on linen, Bank of American Collection
Be inspired by the In a New Light landscapes and join painter and instructor Doug Reina for this one-day plein air workshop in Heckscher Park. Begin with a tour of the exhibit, then choose the perfect spot in the park. Bring your own supplies (drawing and painting) and a brown bag lunch.
COMMUNITY EVENTS! HUNTINGTON TULIP FESTIVAL IN HECKSCHER PARK Sunday, May 5 Members Free, Non-Members $2 Explore the Museum 12 pm to 5 pm Docents are in the galleries from 2 pm to 4 pm. Free Children’s Art Activity Painted Paper Butterflies 12 pm to 4 pm Children of all ages create beautiful painted paper butterflies on the terrace. If inclement weather, activities take place in the Museum.
ART IN BLOOM
INTERNATIONAL SLOW ART DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 6 Members Free, Non-Members Free with Museum Admission Docents available 2 pm to 4 pm Docents lead visitors through slow looking exercises. Present a Heckscher Museum Membership card or admission receipt for April 6 to enjoy free admission on the same day at The Whaling Museum & Educational Center and the Nassau County Museum of Art.
DOCENT OPEN HOUSE HIGH TEA MONDAY, APRIL 29 3 pm to 4 pm Become a Docent! Join us for an Open House High Tea and Meet & Greet. Call 631.351.3250 or email info@ Heckscher.org
FAMILIES & CHILDREN FAMILY HOUR SUNDAYS GUIDED TOURS & ACTIVITIES APRIL 7 | MAY 19 | JUNE 2 Members Free, Non-Members Museum Admission $5 activity free per child Registration is recommended. Space is limited. Register online bit.ly/registernowforfamilyhour
Museum educator Tami Wood leads a family-friendly tour and a hands-on gallery project. Each month explores new themes.
CELEBRATE FAMILY! MOTHER’S DAY MAY 12 FATHER’S DAY JUNE 16 Enjoy free admission for men and women on “their” special days.
BE A FRIEND, BRING A FRIEND Saturday, April 20 Free Museum Admission for Member and Guest
MEMBERSHIP MATTERS!
Members are the foundation of The Heckscher Museum. Members help support an extraordinary art collection, renowned education programs, inspiring lectures, and gallery talks. There are many membership levels. Choose the one that is right for you. Start enjoying the rewards of membership. Join now at heckscher.org/support_join
Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9 Members of the North Country Garden Club and the Three Harbors Garden Club showcase glorious floral creations inspired by Impressionist paintings. Club Members will be in the galleries 1 pm to 3 pm.
HUNTINGTON VILLAGE ART WALK
Sunday, June 9 12 pm – 4 pm Free Admission A day filled with art. Enjoy the Art in Bloom floral displays, Docent tours, and hands-on art activities. Participating organizations: Huntington Public Library, Huntington Art Center, Huntington Arts Council, Huntington Historical Society, b.j. spoke gallery, fotofoto gallery, digho, and Clayvista. Art in Bloom Designers Quick Challenge! 2 pm to 2:30 pm Members of the North Country Garden Club and the Three Harbors Garden Club participate in an exciting, timed design challenge. Using identical materials, each club will create a unique arrangement, which will then be raffled.
ART LEAGUE OF LONG ISLAND “ART IN THE PARK” Fine Art and Craft Fair in Heckscher Park Saturday, June 1, and Sunday, June 2 $2 admission during this popular park event. Members are free.
THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES
THOSE WHOSE DONATIONS WERE RECEIVED FROM JANUARY THROUGH DECEMBER 2018 SUPPORTING THE MUSEUM’S EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATION PROGRAM, ACTIVITIES, AND SERVICES. DONORS & GRANTS SPECIFIC TO EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATION PROGRAMS & OPERATIONS
Alpha Omega Charitable Foundation Joan & Milton Bagley Bank of America/U.S. Trust Lynette Bianchi & The Renzo & Lynette Bianchi Scholarship Fund Callaghan Lucerino & Associates LLP The Claire Friedlander Family Foundation Janet & John D. Cozza Darrell Fund Endowment Frank J. Antun Foundation Frederic R. Coudert Foundation Gellerman Orthodontics, Inna Gellerman, DDS Grumbacher • Koh-I-Noor • thalo.com Robin T. Hadley Margaret M. Hargraves & Family Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein Christine Machtay Max & Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. National Grid New York Community Bank Foundation People’s United Bank Law Office of Andrew Presberg RBC Wealth Management Rauch Foundation Bette & Paul Schneiderman The Slomo & Cindy Silvian Foundation, Inc. Spionkop Charitable Trust Frank J. Sposato Strong-Cuevas Foundation Vanessa Caldas-Martin, Michelle Donnelly, Jack Olt & Caitland Suarez TD Charitable Foundation Tang Family Foundation in memory of Norris Darrell, Jr. Town of Huntington Chad A. Lupinacci, Supervisor Mark Cuthbertson, Councilman Eugene Cook, Councilman Joan A. Cergol, Councilwoman Edmund J.M. Smyth, Councilman Jo-Ann Raia, Town Clerk Suffolk County County Executive Steven Bellone Legislator William Spencer Office of Cultural Affairs
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo Senator John J. Flanagan Senator James Gaughran Senator Carl L. Marcellino
AUGUST HECKSCHER SOCIETY
Chairman’s Circle Kathleen & Brendan FitzGerald Audrey Gold Robin T. Hadley
Jane & Peter White Walter F. Wientge, Jr. Life Members for outstanding contribution to the Museum D. Frederick Baker Pien & Hans E.R. Bosch Henriette Darrell Shirley & Seymour Rubin Marlene & Edward Shufro Pearl F. & Erwin P. Staller
Director’s Circle Trudy & Tom Calabrese Bruce & Cheryl Lev Patricia & Vincent Mallardi III MGA Systems, Inc.
MEMBERS
Benefactor Joan & Milton Bagley Fern & Hersh Cohen Barbara & Barry Coller Bud Gehnrich Margaret M. Hargraves Cecile & Robert W. Holmes Frederic B. Ingraham Judy Jorge Kathy & Steven Klar Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein John J. Meehan Meredith & Frank Olt Emily Franchina & Franklin Hill Perrell M.L. & Anthony Piazza Susan & Robert Quinn Patricia & Francis Roberts Patricia P. Sands Bette & Paul Schneiderman Bruce Segal & Pfizer Foundation Deborah K. Solber Carol & William Tabler Elizabeth & James D. Watson Peri & Martin Wenz
Jeanne & Gary Lofgren Tami & Scott Schneider Fei Cui & Jan Staller Nancy & Joseph Szabo Deedee & Michael Wigler Juliet Willetts
Patron Rebecca & Ted Bahr Sara Bluestone & Les Bluestone Priscilla & Robert Hughes
Fellow Erica & Henry Babcock Margaret F. & Joseph Boorstein Glen Borkhuis Michael Byrne Annette Ficalora & Anthony Cerabino Hanna Nekvasil & John Coraor Christine Rota-Donahue & Neil Donahue Nancy & Kostas Douzinas Elizabeth & David Fuchs Barbara Gettinger Abby Pariser & Peter Gollon Julia Gruen Melanie & David Herzfeld Joyce Spencer & Philip Ingerman Jane & Steven Jagger
Beverly & Robert Kissam Denise & Mitchell Kramer Andrea & Neil Kreinik Rebecca & Christopher Lawton Flatters Carol & William Levatino Ryan McHale Barbara Feder-Murdock & Zachary Murdock Pamela & James Nolan R. Stuyvesant & Virginia Pierrepont Selena & Richard Reizovic Cherie Via Rexer & Robert Rexer Frank Salino Esther Schryver Barbara Mitchell & Zach Sullivan Carla & Robert Wasnick
Beth & Allen Williams Fiona & Jan Witkowski Family Liza K. Womack & K. Oskar Ahr Lisa & John Albano Arelis Alzate Verna & Yoshiaki Amakawa Kelly & Brian Behrens Mona & Henry Bergman Mary Lenore Blair Monique & James Blakeley Christey & Peter Blohm Mark Booth Nancy & Robert Brooks Caryl & Vincent Burns Stephanie & Joseph Camastro Colleen & Tim Campbell Claudine Caracciolo Marina & Anthony Cesarano Pauline & Angelo A. Chiarelli Joan & David Clemens Michelle & Sean Clune Tania & Robert Courgi Anna & Cornelius Cremin Irene & William Denisco
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CELEBRATE ACHIEVEMENT BENEFIT Honoring Devon & Thomas Carroll Presenting Sponsors The Broderick Family The Cunniff Family Robin T. Hadley Kristin Olson Smith & Dustin Smith Gold Sponsors Pien & Hans Bosch Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty – Patricia J. Petersen
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Charles R. Holcomb Laurie & Michael Howley Denise & Michael Ioannou Virginia Jacobsen Carissa & James Jordan Donna & Charles A. Jungreis Lindsay & Dev Kamdar Amal & Alon Kapen Sarah & Dave Kashetta Alexa & James King Beverly & Robert Kissam Amy & Justin Koenigsberger Georgia & Nicholas Kovner Jill & Ed Kramer Rebecca & Christopher Lawton Flatters Melissa & Nick Leopard Shauna & Nicholas Leopardi Kristen & Tom Lewis Mary Chandler & Paul Lioio Brian Malone Catherine & Bradley Marino Sue & Sean McAuley Peggy & Rusty McCormack Valarie & Mark McLain Michelle & Dave McWilliams Sally & Tim Megear Mina & Ed Mitby Nina & Robert Muller Constance Berrill & John Norbeck Tara & Brian O’Connor Kristen & Dean O'Connor Lisa Ott Anne & Matthew Pace Gary Pasquaretto Teresa Martin & Michael Plackis Tracy & Paul Posillico Christy & Donald Rave, Jr. Patricia & Matthew Sabino Susan & John Sands Kay Hutchins Sato Heather & Adam Savarese Schultheis & Panettieri, LLP Joan P. Shepard Deborah K. Solbert Ellen & Andreas Spathis Alissa Striano Laura & Brian Swiggett Kim & Brandon Testa Jean M. Thatcher Charles Towers Kingsley & Caleigh Toye Jacqueline & Brian Trombino Diana Collins & Townsend Weekes, Jr. Julia & Jack Weidinger Alanna & Craig Weiss Jocelyn & Christian Wenk Alexis Whelan Charisse & Dereck Winthrop Tami & Jonathan Wood Heidi & Alex Woodworth
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ADMISSION FEES
$8 Adults; $6 Seniors (62+); $5 students (10 and over) Children under 10 and Museum Members Free. Reduced fees for Huntington Township Residents.
FREE VIEWING HOURS FOR HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS
Wednesday after 2 pm, Saturday before 1 pm. Proof of residency required.
FREE ADMISSION FOR ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL, VETERANS AND FIRST RESPONDERS.
Proof of service required (up to 5 family members).
DOCENTS IN THE GALLERY
(Private tours available, call for reservations.) Wednesday through Friday 2 pm to 4 pm; Saturday & Sunday 2 pm to 5 pm Directions: LIE or Northern State Parkway to Route 110 North. Turn right onto Route 25A East, Main Street, in Huntington. Left onto Prime Ave. Generous support provided by the Town of Huntington.
THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART 2 PRIME AVENUE HUNTINGTON, NY 11743 631.351.3250 HECKSCHER.ORG
Wednesday through Friday 10 am to 5 pm Saturday & Sunday 11 am to 5 pm Closed Monday and Tuesday
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