The Heckscher Museum of Art April May June 2022 by The Heckscher Museum of Art

A Second Century of Art and Inspiration

April May June 2022

Education

APRIL 30 TO MAY 29 Students from Hicksville High School prepare their artwork submissions for Long Island’s Best 2022.

and Nassau Counties. The exhibition will include approximately 80 works of art. Jurors for the 2022 exhibition are Karli Wurzelbacher, Curator, and artist Emily Martin. Martin is a New York-based weaver, installation artist, and textile designer. She is a graduate of the Maryland Institute of Art. Martin was a 2014 Long Island’s Best finalist as a junior at Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School. In addition to the exhibition in the galleries, images of the Long Island’s Best student artwork, their inspiration artwork, and artist statements will be featured on Heckscher.org beginning in May and in an accompanying catalog.

Long Island's Best

Long Island’s Best is the most prestigious

juried competition for Long Island high school students. Throughout the school year, Museum educators provided students with inspiring, immersive experiences through in-depth study and discussion about works of art on view in the galleries. The students visited the Museum in person or through a

virtual classroom. Each student then selected a work of art as their inspiration piece. They went on to create an original artwork and write an artist’s statement explaining their creative process. More than 300 student submissions were received representing schools across Suffolk

PRESENTING SPONSORS The Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Inc. The Darrell Fund Endowment/ Henriette Darrell Pritchard Charitable Trust ARTISTIC SPONSOR Strong-Cuevas Foundation PATRON SPONSORS TD Charitable Foundation Dr. Lee MacCormick Edwards Charitable Foundation EXHIBITION CATALOGUE SPONSORS Inna Gellerman, DDS, Gellerman Orthodontics Callaghan LLP

Museum News EXPLORE MUSEUMS WITH THE NARM BENEFIT!

HEATHER ARNET

Did you know that Members of The Heckscher Museum at the Fellow Level ($175) and above are automatically enrolled in the North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) program?

NAMED EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO

Dear Friends, I am delighted to announce that the Board of Trustees of The Heckscher Museum of Art has appointed Heather Arnet (pronounced Ar-nay) as the organization’s next Executive Director & CEO. Robert J. Aquilina, Trustee, led the Search Committee. Heather was selected following a national search conducted by Museum Search & Reference, Manchester, NH, and Boston, MA. Heather brings a wealth of leadership experience, innovative thinking, and community engagement to the role. We are fortunate to be adding someone of her caliber to the Museum.

Heather Arnet, new Executive Director & CEO

At this time, Heather is completing her duties as CEO of Women and Girls Foundation (WGF), a community-based organization in Pittsburgh, dedicated to advancing gender equality. Throughout her 18-year tenure, she established award-winning youth and adult civic engagement programs, created extensive partnerships with museums and cultural centers, reached diverse communities, and raised significant support.

with teams at the Brooklyn Museum, the Frick Pittsburgh, the August Wilson Center for African American Culture, the Carnegie Museums, and the Andy Warhol Museum. Prior to joining WGF, Heather was Director of Development at City Theatre, and a Vice President of Marketing and Brand Development for internet-based start-up companies. Early in her career, she worked for five years on the production team for the educational television program Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.

In addition to her work at WGF, Heather serves as Co-Chair of the Council for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum, and has worked collaboratively to develop public programming

Heather received her B.A. in Literary & Cultural Studies from Carnegie Mellon University and is completing her Master

The NARM program allows Members to enjoy reciprocal benefits at over 1,100 participating art and history museums, botanical gardens, children’s museums, and science centers. Enjoy free admission and more at institutions across the United States, Bermuda, Canada, El Salvador, and Mexico. Visit narmassociation.org to review the extensive list of institutions or contact Caitlynn Schare at Schare@Heckscher.org or 631.380.3229 to join, renew, or check your membership status.

of Liberal Arts in Museum Studies from Harvard University Extension School. Heather is relocating to Long Island and will join the Museum in June just as our active schedule of summer programs and events are underway. Please join me in welcoming Heather! Sincerely,

Robin T. Hadley Chair, Board of Trustees

THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART BOARD OF TRUSTEES Executive Committee Robin T. Hadley Chair Trudy H. Calabrese Vice Chair Margaret M. Hargraves Vice Chair Bruce A. Lev, CPA Treasurer Robert J. Aquilina Secretary

Pien Bosch Colette Buzzetta John T. Callaghan, CPA, CFE John E. Coraor, Ph.D. Richard T. Cunniff, Jr. Priscilla C. Hughes, Esq. Bette Schneiderman, Ph.D. Bruce Segal

Emeriti Trustees D. Frederick Baker Hans E.R. Bosch, Ph.D. Herman C. (Bud) Gehnrich Timothy S.J. Heckscher Andrea B. Klein Carl G. Markel Francis Roberts, Ed.D. Patricia P. Sands Jane A. Shallat James D. Watson, Ph.D.

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Cover Art: Ann McCoy, The Night Sea (detail), 1978, Lithograph on Arches paper in two pieces, hand-colored with colored pencil. Gift of Sheila and Martin Terens. Currently on view in Moonstruck: Lunar Art from the Collection.

Exhibitions

GLOBAL ASIAS: CONTEMPORARY ASIAN & ASIAN AMERICAN ART

FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF JORDAN D. SCHNITZER AND HIS FAMILY FOUNDATION JUNE 4 – SEPTEMBER 18 Exuberant Forms reshapes conventional views of abstract art – its composition, palette, and its cultural implications. Moving Stories features powerful prints and mixed media works that reflect the experiences of migration, both within Asia and beyond. Asias Reinvented showcases two and three-dimensional works that transform styles and techniques of traditional Asian arts into contemporary and cosmopolitan pieces. Curated by Chang Tan, Assistant Professor of Art History and Asian Studies at Penn State, the exhibition provides an opportunity to move away from considering Asia as a geographical location and instead invites us to think broadly about how “Asia” has long served as an imaginative construct.

Jacob Hashimoto, (American, b. 1973) Tiny Rooms and Tender Promises, 2016. Mixografia print on handmade paper and archival pigment print with pushpins. Courtesy of Durham Press; Right, Roger Shimomura (Japanese-American, b. 1939), Mistaken Identities: for Dorothea Lange, 2005. Lithograph. Courtesy of the artist. Both, Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer.

Drawn from the multifaceted collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation, Global Asias examines the vibrant, playful, and subtly subversive characteristics of contemporary Asian and Asian American art. The exhibition features the work of fifteen artists who present a rich array of techniques and cultural motivations to create diverse “Asias” in a modern global context, including internationally renowned artists such as Jacob Hashimoto, Jun

Kaneko, Hung Liu, Takashi Murakami, and Rirkrit Tiravanija. The exhibition is divided into three sections: Exuberant Forms, Moving Stories, and Asias Reinvented. Through these vantage points, the artists – whose heritage spans China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, the United States, and Vietnam – encourage audiences to be both challenged and inspired by the artwork.

FINAL CALL TO ARTISTS: LONG ISLAND BIENNIAL Apply at Heckscher.org/libiennial by Saturday, April 30. Exhibition Opens: October 1, 2022

RICHARD MAYHEW: REINVENTING LANDSCAPE THROUGH APRIL 24

Rockwell Kent, Nocturnal Dance, c. 1910-11, oil on canvas. Gift of the Baker/Pisano Collection. Conserved in 2021 through the Adopt a Work of Art Program with funds donated by Judith Bernhang.

Take the time to see the extraordinary works by Richard Mayhew before the exhibition closes. Throughout the run of the exhibition, Museum Educators have worked with 7th graders in the Amityville School District to introduce them to this prolific artist, himself an Amityville native. The students created their own impressive Mayhew-inspired artwork.

THROUGH SEPTEMBER 18 Spanning the nineteenth century to the present, the celestial artworks on view in Moonstruck give visual form to our fascination with the moon in all its phases. The 32 artworks on view reveal the intersections of romanticism and technology, mystery and discovery, imagination, and fact. In light of space tourism and NASA’s plans for the next moon landing as early as 2025, these images reflect the perpetual pull of the moon. Just in time for the exhibition, Rockwell Kent’s (1882-1971) striking painting, Nocturnal Dance, was conserved through the Adopt a Work of Art Program by long-time member and donor Judith Bernhang. The surface was cleaned and revarnished, returning the painting to its original appearance. Known for his book illustrations, Kent’s early works include landscapes and marine views. Kent studied with William Merritt Chase and spent several seasons at the Shinnecock Hills Summer School of Art. Moonstruck is organized by Karli Wurzelbacher, Curator, and Shelly DeMaria, art historian and curator. For information about the Adopt a Work Program, visit Heckscher.org/give/ways-to-give/ or contact Deborah Johnson at Johnson@Heckscher.org

Programs

FOR MEMBERS & DONORS LONG ISLAND’S BEST PREVIEW DAYS Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1 12 - 5 pm See the artwork of this year’s talented high school students. Preview Days are for exhibiting students, family, teachers, and Museum Members and Donors. UN ESPAGNOL BY ANTOINE VOLLON IN THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM COLLECTION WITH DR. CAROL FORMAN TABLER THURSDAY, MAY 5 5:30 - 6:30 pm VIRTUAL Zoom link and password will be provided upon registration. This portrait of a Spaniard painted by the French nineteenth-century artist Antoine Vollon (1833-1900) is an unusual example of a figural work by a painter known exclusively for his still lifes. Dr. Tabler will discuss the painting and how it is related to one of Vollon’s most important works in the Musée d’Orsay, Paris. Her research for the catalogue of The Heckscher Museum’s collection developed into her Ph.D. dissertation at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.

NATURE AND ART BEAUTIFULLY COMBINED PREVIEW DAY FRIDAY, JUNE 10 GENERAL ADMISSION SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 11 & 12 The Heckscher Museum is proud to announce the third annual Art in Bloom! This year, 12 floral arrangements will be featured that draw inspiration from artworks on view in Moonstruck: Lunar Art from the Collection and Global Asias: Contemporary Asian & Asian American Art from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation. These exhibitions provide a diverse array of artworks to inspire designers from the Museum’s four garden club partners: North Country Garden Club (Oyster Bay), North Suffolk Garden Club (Stony Brook), South Side Garden Club (Bay Shore), and Three Harbors Garden Club (Cold Spring Harbor). Current Museum Members and Donors will receive an invitation for the exclusive Preview Day on June 10. Timed tickets are available for the general public to experience Art in Bloom on June 11 and 12. Reserve your tickets now at Heckscher.org/visit/reopening or call 631-380-3230. The Museum will present a lecture and demonstration on Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement. This program will provide an additional educational opportunity for the public to engage with the Global Asias exhibition and floral design. Sponsored by Robin T. Hadley, Natalia & Paul Lamb, and Patricia P. Sands. Above, Art in Bloom 2021 arrangement by North Country Garden Club

EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS & DONORS OPENING Global Asias: Contemporary Asian & Asian American Art from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation SATURDAY, JUNE 4 5 - 7 pm Museum Members and Donors are invited to see the new exhibition during visiting hours not open to the general public. Advance reservations are required. Members and Donors will receive an invitation with the link to register. ART IN BLOOM PREVIEW DAY FRIDAY, JUNE 10 12 - 6 pm Museum Members, Donors and special guests will receive a link to register before Art in Bloom opens to the public. The Preview Day is by invitation only. Please note: You must be a current Member or Donor to register for these events. Advance registration is required. Contact Caitlynn Schare at Schare@Heckscher.org or 631.380.3229 ext. 710 to register, check your membership status, or join/renew.

SAVE THE DATE!

PRINT YOUR ART WITH BIG INK Free Community Event SATURDAY, JULY 9 & SUNDAY, JULY 10 12 to 5 pm

KIDS & FAMILY

FAMILY HOUR SUNDAYS APRIL 3 | MAY 15 | JUNE 5 10:30 - 11:30 am New Hours $10 per child 1 Adult Free Space is limited. Registration recommended at Heckscher.org/familyhour Children ages 5 through 10 are invited for a family-friendly art experience with Museum Educator Tami Wood. Explore works of art in the Museum and create fun art projects. YOUTH AMBASSADORS: SPRING 2022 PROJECT Training Days Saturdays APRIL 30 | MAY 7 | MAY 14 10 am - 12 pm Presentation Day Sunday MAY 22, 4 - 5 pm $40 per child Register at Heckscher.org/youthambassadors Ambassadors create videos inspired by a Long Island’s Best favorite work of art during the three training sessions. Then, share the videos with friends and family during a special Museum visit on May 22. HUNTINGTON ADVENTURE CLUB CAMP MONDAY, JUNE 27 to FRIDAY, JULY 1 9 am - 12 pm Grades 3 - 6 $200 for Members*; $220 for Non-Members *Membership at any of the partner organizations qualifies for Member price. Learn more at Heckscher.org/adventureclub JUNE 27 Huntington Historical Society JUNE 28 Vanderbilt Museum & Planetarium JUNE 29 CSH Whaling Museum JUNE 30 The Heckscher Museum of Art JULY 1 Adventure Reception & Celebration at The Heckscher Museum Kick off summer with a special week of art, history, science, and fun! Each day kids meet Educators at a different museum to learn and create great projects. The week culminates in an Adventure Reception & Celebration at The Heckscher Museum!

MUSEUM MONDAY: FOR HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY MEMBERS 4:30 - 5:30 pm For kids in grades 4 – 6 Free for current Huntington Public Library Members. Program takes place at the Library at 338 Main Street, Huntington. Details and registration at https://myhpl.org APRIL 11 Pulled String Art Painting MAY 9 Sandpaper Printmaking JUNE 13 Playful Portraits

FIRST FRIDAY

5 - 8:30 pm Extended Museum Hours 7 pm Musical Performance APRIL 1 Soulful Standards featuring Steve Salerno & Mala Waldron MAY 6 CMONTY (No June First Friday) Timed tickets for the Museum available at the door. Space is limited. Learn more at Heckscher.org/events/first-friday/

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PANEL

TUESDAY, APRIL 5 5:30 - 6:30 pm FREE Virtual Advance registration required. Visit Heckscher.org/mayhewpanel or call 631.380.3230. Join the discussion on environmental inequality and justice on Long Island with Dr. Mark Chambers, Professor of Africana Studies at Stony Brook University, and Jeremy Dennis, a contemporary fine art photographer and tribal member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation, and founder of Ma’s House.

EMERGING ARTISTS

INSTAGRAM TAKEOVER WEDNESDAYS Discover new contemporary artists as they take over the Museum’s Instagram account @heckschermuseum. Visit Heckscher.org/ea APRIL 6 Carolyn Monastra APRIL 20 Despina Zografos MAY 3 Joan Kim Suzuki MAY 18 Andrew Arkell JUNE 1 Brian Ortmann JUNE 15 Ellen Starr Lyon

BIG INK, Inc. and The Heckscher Museum team up to host two days of large-scale woodblock printing at the Museum. In addition to their oversized printing press Big Tuna, there will be fun print activities for kids and families throughout the weekend. The program has been organized in coordination with the exhibition Global Asias: Contemporary Asian & Asian American Art from the Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.

POTIONS 101: LUNAR ELIXIRS

THURSDAY, MAY 12 7 - 9 pm Members: $30; Non-Members $35 Registration required at Heckscher.org/Potions101 Deepen your connection with Moonstruck, diving into the world of lunar elixirs and moon wisdom. Join Elixirologiest Rebecca Antsis to learn about lunar calendars and deities. Then, get hands-on and concoct your own moon potions in accordance with the lunar phases.

IKEBANA: THE ART OF JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGING

ART IN BLOOM PROGRAM SATURDAY, MAY 21 10:45 am - 12 pm Members: $5, Non-Members: $12 Registration required at Heckscher.org/ikebana. Space is limited. Join instructor Toyomi Sobue, founder and Executive Director of the Long Island Japanese Culture Center, as she explores the history and principles of Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. An Ikebana demonstration will follow the lecture, allowing participants to experience the artform firsthand. Toyomi has been practicing Ikebana for over 40 years.

HUNTINGTON VILLAGE ART WALK

SUNDAY, MAY 22 12 - 5 pm Enjoy the exhibitions Moonstruck and Long Island’s Best and participate in a variety of art activities throughout the day during this popular Huntington event.

THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES

THOSE WHOSE DONATIONS WERE RECEIVED FROM JANUARY THROUGH DECEMBER 2021 IN SUPPORT OF THE MUSEUM’S EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATION PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES, AND SERVICES. DONORS & GRANTS SPECIFIC TO EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATION PROGRAMS & OPERATIONS

Alpha Omega Charitable Foundation Bank of America Christopher Renzo Bianchi & The Bianchi Family Callaghan LLP The Claire Friedlander Family Foundation Janet & John D. Cozza The Cunniff Family Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Darrell Fund Endowment/ Henriette Darrell Dr. Lee MacCormick Edwards Charitable Foundation The Firefly Artists Frank J. Antun Foundation Frederic R. Coudert Foundation Gellerman Orthodontics, Inna Gellerman, DDS Greater Hudson Heritage Network Robin T. Hadley Huntington Fine Arts Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein The Law Offices of Andrew Presberg Christine Machtay Max & Victoria Dreyfus Foundation The Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Inc. National Grid New York Community Bank Foundation PNC Charitable Trusts/Nadon Trust/Margaret M. Hargraves & Family Pritchard Charitable Trust PRIVATE BANK, Bank of America Rea Charitable Trust Rauch Foundation The Slomo & Cindy Silvian Foundation Peter F. Cohen & Jeffrey Sposato Strong-Cuevas Foundation TD Charitable Foundation Tang Family Foundation in memory of Norris Darrell, Jr. Wilmington Trust Town of Huntington Chad A. Lupinacci, Supervisor Mark Cuthbertson, Councilmember

Eugene Cook, Councilmember Joan Cergol, Councilmember Edmund J. Smyth, Councilmember Suffolk County County Executive Steven Bellone Legislators William Spencer, Susan A. Berland, & Tom Donnelly

CAPITAL PROJECTS

The Cunniff Family Priscilla C. & Robert C. Hughes

AUGUST HECKSCHER SOCIETY Chairman’s Circle Richard T. Cunniff, Jr. Robin T. Hadley Patricia Petersen

Director’s Circle Trudy & Tom Calabrese Bruce A. & Cheryl Lev Jane & Barton A. Shallat Benefactor Nancy & Michael Aboff Joan & Milton F. Bagley Winifred Baim Colette Buzzetta Fern & Hersh Cohen Herman C. (Bud) Gehnrich Margaret M. (Margy) Hargraves Jeanne Hewitt Judy Jorge Susan Van Scoy & Brian Katz Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein Maria & Thomas Lanzisero John J. Meehan Patricia & Francis J. Roberts Cye E. Ross Patricia P. Sands Bette & Paul Schneiderman Marjorie Shukow Carol F. & William B. Tabler Elizabeth & James D. Watson Peri & Martin Wenz Jane & Peter White Deedee & Michael Wigler Life Members for outstanding contributions to the Museum D. Frederick Baker Pien & Hans E.R. Bosch Henriette Darrell Alexander W. Katlan Edie & Carl G. Markel Shirley & Seymour Rubin Marlene Shufro Pearl F. Staller

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Alli Berman Mary Boccard Kara-Ann Booth Patricia Brooks Susan & Robert Buroker Colette Buzzetta Trudy & Tom Calabrese Carol & Thomas Campbell Judith Cartwright Barbara & Barry Coller Anna & Cornelius Cremin Ellen Crouzet-Pascal Katherine Cuddeback Marilyn Cunniff Richard T. Cunniff, Jr. Chancey M. Dennis Corinne & Michael DeStio Michele Dexter Karen & Peter Dicke Helen & Charles F. Dolan Rita S. & Harvey Drucker Cindy Elan-Mangano Laurie Everitt Myra Feeney Rita & Ralph Fenderson Barbara & Robert Festa Kathleen & Brendan FitzGerald Marilyn Fox Kathleen Galotti Kelly & Chip Gaudreau Herman C. (Bud) Gehnrich Raymond Germann Howard Glickstein Holly Gordon Janet Greenblatt Lynn & Frank Gundersen Robin T. Hadley Margaret M. (Margy) Hargraves Steven C. Hearl Melanie & David Herzfeld Jeanne Hewitt Robert Hill Sealy & Mark Hopkinson Lynn B. Geisler & James H. Howard

Joyce L. Spencer & Philip C. Ingerman Lorraine Shallow & Barbara Inglis Lesley & John Inglis The Janet & John Barone Family Fund Ronald Janssen Holly Roseman & Marcia Kaplan Beverly & Robert S. Kissam Cathy & Sol Kellner Andrea & Neil Kreinik Deborah & Mort Künstler Lauren La Bella Marilyn & Fred C. Landman Carol Levatino Christine Machtay Concetta & Raymond Maggiore Peggy & Rusty Mc Cormack Pamela Sheard McGuinness & William McGuinness Laurence Merritt & Michael McLaughlin Linda Ingrisano-Millet & Ronald Millet Kathleen Millon Debbie & Lee Mittleman Wayne R. Muller Mia & Gary Olson Elizabeth R. Otto Barbara & Jack Palmadesso Peggy & Charles Palmer Mary Cicione & Gary Pasquaretto Anthony Perez Mary Anne Pettit Mary L. Polak Jan Pratt Elaine Preston Judith Rand Marcelle & Bernard Reverdin Nancy Richner Amelia & Eric Rudolph Leslie & Gary Rudolph Ann Scolnick Bette & Paul Schneiderman

Neil Scholl James K. Scovel Bruce Segal James Slezak Walter Smith Mary Speed-Perri Cui Fei & Jan Staller Stephen Steinig Carolyn Streitwieser Lauren & Stephen D. Summers Lois Taylor Elina & James E. Thatcher Anne M. & Harold J. Thompson The Toxic Nature Charitable Foundation – Tami & Scott Schneider Helen Udell Lois V. Walker Mary & Robert W. Warburgh Diana Collins & Townsend Weekes, Jr. Mercedes Wharton Annina Luck Wildermuth & Daniel Wildermuth Jane & Walter Wisneski Mia Wisnoski Karli Wurzelbacher Michelle Yadoo Mary Noel & John Zgurzynski

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

Amy Finkston Juanita & Frank Wimberley Marcia Hammer Joanne Adam Barbara Blazer Nicole Jastrzebski Laura Iavaroni-Mills & Richard S. Mills Maureen Murphy Denise O’Rourke Donna Ripple Donna & Lester Rosenhouse Gabriel H. Hilsenrad Phyllis Silverman

The Marino Family Ellen & Kenneth Klaffky Stephen Miller Harriet Miller

LONG ISLAND’S BEST GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

Stan Brodsky The Stan Brodsky Scholarship Fund Adam Brodsky Virginia Greene Jeanne Hewitt Constance Judson Suzanne F. Lemakis

ADOPT A WORK OF ART

The Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein Conservation Fund The Deborah Buck Foundation Bob, Karolyn, Andrea & Emily Harwood in memory of Norine E. Lyons

ART IN BLOOM

Sponsors Robin T. Hadley Natalia & Paul Lamb Patricia P. Sands Designers Jane Arbeiter Elizabeth Benson-DuMaurier Sarah Blundin Debi Demeusy Michelle Gaughran Becky Halleron Ellie Harrison Vasana Hildebrand Margaret Hooghuis Natalia Lamb Marilyn LaPenta Marilyn Light Barbara Limpert Maryann Moynihan Deanna Muro Meredith Olt Virginia Pierrepont Michelle Pittman Joan Rockwell-Gifford Gigi Sheldon Meredyth Smith Monica Stingi Abby Weir

CELEBRATE ACHIEVEMENT BENEFIT Honoring Nancy Douzinas & The Rauch Foundation Patricia Petersen & Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Jitter Bug Sponsor Robin T. Hadley Hokey Pokey Sponsors Pien & Hans E.R. Bosch Richard T. Cunniff, Jr. Nancy Douzinas & The Rauch Foundation Patricia Petersen & Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty

Bunny Hop Sponsors Linda & Robert Aquilina Marilyn Cunniff Henriette M. Darrell Frederic R. Coudert Foundation Margaret M. (Margy) Hargraves Kristin & Dustin Smith Pearl F. Staller Twister Sponsor Callaghan LLP – Certified Public Accountants Hustler Sponsors Emily & Rob Amodeo Ann Eden Woodward Foundation – Judy & Pat Woods, Trustees Judith Bernhang Bess & David Fuchs Jessica Brassler & George Kakoulides John & Susan Kean Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein Irene & Peter J. Klein through The Claire Friedlander Family Foundation Anita & Gordon Lamb through The Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation Jane & Barton Shallat Macarena Sponsors Colette Buzzetta Trudy & Tom Calabrese The Carroll & Broderick Families Randell & Rebecca Doane Lynn & Frank Gundersen Candace & Brad Hammonds Bruce A. & Cheryl Lev Bette & Paul Schneiderman Elizabeth & James D. Watson Flosser Sponsors Erica & Henry Babcock Mary Lenore Blair Christey & Peter Blohm Eileen & Brian Byrne Alex Campo – Schultheis & Panettieri, LLP Kate & Andy Chapman Phyllis N. Charash Cold Spring Harbor Construction – Catherine & Brad Marino Susie & Jeff Futter Priscilla C. & Robert C. Hughes Huntington Hospital Dawn & Alan Kisner Rebecca & Christopher Lawton Flatters Jill Seiman-Mayer & Leonardo Mayer Mercedes-Benz of Huntington – Jim Buzzetta Katie & Nate Morin The Olson Family Drs. Marjorie van de Stouwe & Scott Ratner Patricia & Francis Roberts Patricia P. Sands Grace & Bruce Stillman Laura & Brian Swiggett Jean Thatcher Sarah & Robert Trust Robin & Paul Vermylen Virginia Hanson & Brad Warner Deedee & Michael Wigler

Photo Bomber Sponsors Elizabeth & Josh Halpern Lindsay & Dev Kamdar Jennifer & David Zuklie Journal Donors Ambassador Abstract, LLC – Lisa Sicurelli Joan & Vincent Carosella Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, Cold Spring Harbor Office Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, Garden City and Rockville Centre Offices Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Glen Head/Old Brookville, Locust Valley, Sea Cliff, Syosset/ Woodbury, and Wheatley Plaza Offices Leland Deane MD, FACS FARRELL FRITZ, PC First National Bank Long Island Catherine & Raymond Jansen Denise & Mitchell Kramer Carol & James Large – Old Westbury Gardens Main Street Nursery Morgan Stanley NawrockiSmith LLP Deirdre O’Connell The Petersen, Wates, Schroeder, Torcia, and Bermond Families Cathy Zimmermann and the Agents of Daniel Gale Northport

Susan Van Scoy & Brian Katz Dina & Peter Kohler Kendall & Kristopher Koka Mary Alice & Michael Kolodner Jill & Edward Kramer Barbara Datesh & Steven Kraus Meredith Brown & Jesse Lebus Jeanne & Peter E. Leonard Nancy Metz & George Lindsay, Jr. James S. Margolin – Margolin & Margolin Marcy & William Martin, Jr. Peggy & Rusty Mc Cormack Diahn & Thomas McGrath Heide Iravani & Brian J. McHugh Susannah Meinersman Kristyn & Stephen Mezzafonte Barbara J. Moore Marcia & Mario Montoya Constance Berrill & John Norbeck Darcy & Stephen O’Neill Stacey & James Paci Eileen & Thomas L. Pulling Patricia & Francis J. Roberts Shirley & Seymour Rubin Bruce Segal Joan Shepard Christine & Brandon Sobel Margaret Mockbee & Paul Stasiulis Carol F. & William B. Tabler Carol & Myles Tintle Valentine Titus Maggie & Charles H. Towers Carol Ann & John Treiber Evelyn & Richard W. Wilkins Fiona & Jan Witkowski Marianne C. & Peter J. Zipf

Additional Contributors Nancy & Michael Aboff Rebecca & Ted Bahr Mary Josephine Balkind Diane & Daniel Barry Jill Bauer Irene Berkman Marie Paule & Francois Bogrand Ali & Oscar Bosch Dana & Thomas Cassino Bernadette Castro Claudia & Benjamin Dannhauser Lisa & McKim de Guzman Daren Debel Anne & Chris Einhorn Mary Emlock Risa & Noah Finkel DiAnne Gale Herman C. (Bud) Gehnrich Aileen & Ian Gumprecht Lisa Greene & Richard Hamburger Jean & Robert Henning, Jr. Sarah & Michael Heric Bunny Hoest Carpenter Judy & Tom Hogan Charles R. Holcomb Sealy & Mark Hopkinson Katharine Hughes Virginia Jacobsen

Surprise Box Donors 12|12 2 Spring Amal Kapen Interiors Aqua Car Wash & Detailing Aroma Nail & Spa Aunt Chilada’s Mexican Grill Bon Bons Chocolatier Claytime Cold Spring Harbor Wine Shoppe Reed Farrel Coleman Ryan Collelo Cosabella Crystal Clear Cleaners Eat GANGSTER Fiorello Dolce Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Spa Heritage Farm & Garden Iavarone Brothers Jerrie Shop Kenstan Lock Company La Femme Dangereuse Little Switzerland Toys & Dolls Maddy Fine Jewelers MADE by Michael Russo Medici Fine Stationery & Gifts Megan James Photography Mill Pond Restaurant

New York Islanders One Small Step Optic Masters Osteria da Nino Park Avenue Tennis Pashley Children’s Boutique Piccolina Kids Piccolo Restaurant of Huntington Prime Huntington R&S Meat Market Red Samurai Hibachi Sandbar Sapsuckers Sedoni Gallery Sweetie Pies on Main Swoondle.com Umami Japanese Cuisine Umpqua Fly Fishing Village Jewelers The Whale’s Tale The Yogi Jedi – Serena Culoso Event Donations 2 Spring Richard T. Cunniff, Jr. Sandbar Scarcella’s Flowers

LIBRARY PASS PROGRAM MEMBERS

Amityville Public Library Bayport-Blue Point Public Library Brentwood Public Library The Bryant Library Center Moriches Library Commack Public Library Connetquot Public Library Copiague Memorial Public Library Emma S. Clark Memorial Library Farmingdale Public Library Floral Park Public Library Glen Cove Public Library Half Hollow Hills Community Library Harborfields Public Library Henry Waldinger Memorial Library Hicksville Public Library Huntington Public Library Jericho Public Library Levittown Public Library Locust Valley Library Longwood Public Library Manhasset Public Library Mattituck-Laurel Library Merrick Library Middle Country Public Library North Bellmore Public Library North Shore Public Library Northport-East Northport Public Library Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library Patchogue-Medford Library Plainedge Public Library Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library Port Washington Public Library Roosevelt Public Library Sachem Public Library Sayville LIbrary Shelter Rock Public Library The Smithtown Library Syosset Public Library

SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS

2021-2022 School Year Bayport-Blue Point Union Free School District Brentwood Union Free School District Connetquot Central School District Elwood Union Free School District Half Hollow Hills Central School District Hauppauge Public Schools Hicksville Public Schools Huntington Union Free School District Islip Union Free School District Northport-East Northport Union Free School District Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Patchogue-Medford Union Free School District Sayville Public Schools South Country Central School District South Huntington Union Free School District West Babylon Union Free School District

IN-KIND DONATIONS Aboff’s, Inc. Atlantic Nurseries, Inc. Cinema Arts Centre

DOCENTS & VOLUNTEERS for dedicating their time and talents Grace Barrett Christina Canzoneri Mark Conn Jacqueline Covey Jillian Futter Allison Gaiman Judie Gardner Elayne Gersten Janet Gritzka Elinor Jaffe Mary Jane Kirkland Ruth Ann Markowitz Julie McLocklin Francine Miller Sara Jane Neidle Barbara Palmadesso Peggy Palmer Susan Peragallo Anita Pescow Mary Anne Pettit Mary Porter Mariana Romay Gina Roseen Benjamin Schare Elliot Shulman Phyllis Silverman Lauren Summers Joy Thurston Helen Udell

VISIT HECKSCHER.ORG FOR EXHIBITION AND PROGRAM INFORMATION HECKSCHER MUSEUM HOURS Thursday through Sunday 12 to 5 pm (Closed Monday through Wednesday)

DOCENTS IN THE GALLERIES

APRIL 24 | MAY 15 | JUNE 12 | JUNE 26 1 – 2 pm Book your visit at Heckscher.org.

REGISTRATION RECOMMENDED FOR TIMED ADMISSION Go to Heckscher.org/reopening *Walk-ins welcome when space permits.

DIRECTIONS

LIE or Northern State Parkway to Route 110 North. Turn right onto Route 25A East, Main Street, in Huntington. Left onto Prime Avenue.

PRIVATE GROUP TOURS

Tours for groups now available. For scheduling and fees, register at Heckscher.org/visit/groups-tours/

Generous support provided by the Town of Huntington. Dinh Q. Lê (Vietnamese, b. 1968), I am Large/I Contain Multitudes, 2009. Tricycle, steel, mirrors, wood, plastic, rubber, and metal lock. Courtesy of Dinh Q. Lê and P·P·O·W, New York. Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer.

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