Quadrennial Report, 2008-2012

kalamazoo institute of arts

2008-2012 report

KALAMAZOO INSTITUTE OF ARTS Executive Committee 2010-2011 ____________________ President Courtenay VanderMolen 1st V. P. Nancy Springgate 2nd V. P. Cynthia Kole Treasurer Brian Hudson Secretary Linda Dunn Past President N. Dean MacVicar At Large Barbara Comai Mike Ouding Roy Secor _____________________ Board of Directors 2010 - 2011 ____________________ Sharon Anderson Susan Bowers James Carter Barbara Comai William DeNooyer Linda Dunn Steven East Alain Fabi Christopher Fisher Sarah Harding Curt Hartman Brian Hudson Pam Kingery Ron Kitchens Cynthia Kole Richard Lodge A. D. David Mackay N. Dean MacVicar Mike Ouding Olasope Oyelaran Frank Sardone Janet Scherzinger Roy Secor Nancy Springgate Phillip Torrence Michelle Tombro Tracy Courtenay VanderMolen

Executive Committee 2009-2010 ____________________ President N. Dean MacVicar 1st V. P. Courtenay VanderMolen 2nd V. P. Barbara Comai Treasurer Nancy Springgate Secretary Sondra Phillips Past President William U. Parfet At Large Alain Fabi _____________________ Board of Directors 2009 - 2010 ____________________ Carol Beech Susan Bowers Matthew Brosco James Carter Randy Case Barbara Comai William DeNooyer Linda Dunn Steven East Alain Fabi Christopher Fisher Sarah Harding Curt Hartman Brian Hudson Barbara King Pam Kingery Ron Kitchens Cynthia Kole Lynn Lonze A. D. David Mackay N. Dean MacVicar William U. Parfet Sondra Phillips Mike Ouding Olasope Oyelaran Frank Sardone Janet Scherzinger Roy Secor Nancy Springgate Phillip Torrence Michelle Tombro Tracy Courtenay VanderMolen

Executive Committee 2008-2009 ____________________ President N. Dean MacVicar 1st V. P. Courtenay VanderMolen 2nd V. P. Barbara Comai Treasurer Nancy Springgate Secretary Sondra Phillips Past President William U. Parfet _____________________ Board of Directors 2008 - 2009 ____________________ Susan Bowers Kathleen Brickley Matthew Brosco James Carter Randy Case Matthew Chambers Resigned Velma Laws Clay Barbara Comai Linda Dunn Steven East Alain Fabi Christopher Fisher Diether Haenicke Deceased Sarah Harding Curt Hartman Brian Hudson Barbara King Pam Kingery Cynthia Kole A. D. David Mackay N. Dean MacVicar Christopher Markin Milton McClurkan, Jr. William U. Parfet Sondra Phillips Olasope Oyelaran Frank Sardone Adria Shields Nancy Springgate Edith Stahl Courtenay VanderMolen

Cover: Edmonia Lewis, American, 1845-1907, The Marriage of Hiawatha, 1872, marble, Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2010.1

From the Executive Director: Access to the visual arts is vital to the soul of a community. It has been disheartening to witness so many esteemed museums across the country forced to lay off staff, or close their doors due to the economy.

In 2008, we began a tumultuous year with an exhibition called Spared from the Storm. Little did I know how aptly that title would describe the next three years at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.

As the Executive Director, I felt a deep responsibility to ensure the KIA would not suffer the same fate. I am not only beholden to the public to maintain their access to the visual arts, but to my staff who are integral to the success of this institution. It was imperative to me that any decisions made to maintain the KIA did not come at a cost to staff or our mission. I am proud to say the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts has not only survived the recession, we have thrived.

Inside this triennial report, you will learn how the KIA has continued to seek ways to meet the needs of our community. We implemented new programs, including tours for the visually or memory challenged.

We added new classes, new events, and expanded and improved our signature Art Fair. We constructed new gallery space to appeal to our Asian community and redesigned our Upjohn Mason Grandchildren Interactive Gallery to appeal to our youngest visitors. You will also read about some of the most influential exhibitions we have shown recently, such as The Wyeths: America’s Artists and enjoy a pictorial of some of our most significant recent acquisitions.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank my dedicated staff and our creative board of directors for guiding the KIA through some tough decisions. I would also like to thank our members for their continued support, the numerous donors for their generosity and the sponsors who helped sustain many of our programs and events during this time.

On behalf of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, I extend our deepest gratitude to the hundreds of thousands of patrons who have come through our doors. We are proud of our institution, and hope it will remain a source of pride for Kalamazoo for years to come.

Deepest regards, James A. Bridenstine Executive Director

Presidents’ Messages Community resource. Communty service. Community focus. The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts’ commitment to the community was especially clear in 2010-2011, when we presented an incredible variety of activities and attractions, events and new programs. Some were geared to unique interests or special needs. Others were targeted for specific ages. Nearly all were presented at no charge. Open to all, everything we did was intended to enrich the lives of attendees and bring them in touch with art.

Our wide-ranging programs best illustrated our service commitment. During those 12 months, we staged nearly two dozen programs, including the 60th annual art fair. We launched four new ones, too -- extending our reach to new audiences: • Touch Art Tours offers gallery visits for visually impaired individuals • Connections provides art experiences for adults with memory loss • Up Close lets visitors explore our ever-changing collection • Twice Monthly, Saturday Morning Story and Movie Short Times, gives youngsters a reason to visit our museum again and again The year’s exhibitions also reflected a community focus. From portraits of international heroes to historic Japanese woodblock prints to creations by regional artists, we offered something for everyone. The highlight of the year was The Wyeths: America’s Artists, which treated us to four galleries of paintings by three generations of one of our nation’s most iconic art families.

The newly opened Joy Light Gallery of Asian Art enabled the KIA to bring more exhibitions to Kalamazoo, while the upgraded Upjohn Mason Grandchildren Interactive Gallery enhanced the institute’s appeal for children. At the same time, we also added new art school classes in response to requests from community members.

We were able to successfully present so many exhibitions, programs and classes thanks to the financial and volunteer support of dozens of local companies and foundations and hundreds of members. Your contributions represent a true investment in our community. I am truly grateful, and amazed, by this generosity.

It is an honor to work with the institute’s board of directors, volunteers, members and staff. There is no question that our community is a better place because of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.

Courtenay VanderMolen President, 2010-11 KIA Board of Directors

Presidents’ Messages The KIA – like everything else – was rocked by the tough economic times that settled over our nation during 2008-10. As everyone and everything scaled back spending, the institute saw most of its revenue sources suddenly drop. A few of them dried up entirely!

The sudden change was unsettling, prompting quick, creative actions by the staff and board of directors. Expenses were scrutinized and reduced. Improvements got put on hold. Staff salaries were reduced. And sound fiscal practices were maintained.

Thanks to a great deal of sacrifice and belt-tightening, the institute came through relatively unscathed. Not a single staff member was laid off. Not one program was eliminated, and no service was interrupted.

Surviving intact was no small feat! You see, many other art museums didn’t fare so well in the face of these financial challenges. A large number of them were forced to cut staff and reduce hours. Some sold artwork or took out loans, and a few even closed their doors.

The turmoil in the nonprofit realm was unprecedented. Yet, to the casual observer, it seemed like business as usual at the KIA. During this two-year period, the institute never failed to professionally present programs and exhibitions of the highest quality in a first-class facility. From exhibitions on such giants as Norman Rockwell and Georgia O’Keeffe to one-of-a-kind programs, like a festival for young filmmakers, the variety of offerings remained at the same incredible level that we have come to expect.

Keeping the quality high without disruption truly reflects the skills of a talented – and resourceful – staff, not to mention dozens of incredible volunteers and a dedicated board of directors. I was constantly impressed with the professionalism and commitment that all demonstrated. And it was my pleasure to work with them during these challenging times.

As our economy continues to rebound, I am confident that the KIA is wellpositioned for an exciting future. It is truly an honor to serve on behalf of the KIA. N. Dean MacVicar President, 2008-09/2009-10 KIA Board of Directors

accessions

PAINTINGS From 2008 to 2012, generous gifts contributed to the significant growth of the KIA’s collection. The largest donation of art was a bequest from the estate of Charlotte Collins, who, along with her husband Charles, actively collected prints from then up-and-coming artists in the 1960s and 1970s. The gift of 80 prints includes works by artists now widely recognized as giants of 20th-century art: Josef Albers, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Frank Stella and others.

In 2008, Tiffany & Co. honored the retirement of its design director, John Loring, by donating funds dedicated to the purchase of Tiffany objects at the KIA. With this money, the KIA acquired a Woodbine Table Lamp, a tall paperweight glass “Narcissus” vase and other fine objects. The creation of the Tiffany Fund was the impetus for additional donations; we thank Tiffany & Co., Mrs. Richard C. Oughton, Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer and Paige Rense for their generous gifts in support of the Tiffany Collection.

Additional gifts of works of art include Richard Pousette-Dart’s painting, By the Sea, given by Pfizer Inc., and eight works on paper by artists such as Salvador Dali, Diego Rivera and Arshile Gorky given by Lynn Bradeen. Financial contributions from anonymous donors enabled several significant purchases in American art. We acquired paintings by Charles Alston, Milton Avery, William Merritt Chase, Robert Gwathmey and Eastman Johnson, along with sculptures by Edmonia Lewis, Frederick William MacMonnies and Deborah Butterfield.

With the opening of the Joy Light Gallery of Asian Art in the fall of 2010, the KIA began to actively collect East Asian art for its permanent collection. Highlights of our Asian art acquisitions include a black-glazed “Oil Spot” bowl from 13th-century China and a pair of painted screens by Japanese artist Kano Masunobu (1625-1694). We received a significant gift of Chinese paintings and calligraphy from Dr. Albert Chang and his late wife Betty Chang.

In photography, the museum acquired portfolios of works by two early-20th-century artists: Edward Steichen and James Van Der Zee. Other photographs include gelatin silver prints by Clarence H. White, Arnold Newman, O. Winston Link, Robert Mapplethorpe and Candida Hofer.

As the collection grows, it enhances both our exhibitions and teaching. It adds aesthetic value to the lives of those residing within the greater Kalamazoo community. We are most grateful to those who have contributed to the growth of our collection.

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paintings

[1] Charles Henry Alston, American, 19071977, Untitled (Couple), ca. 1945-1950, oil on canvas. Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2010.29 Anonymous, Chinese, Large Sutra on the Perfection of Wisdom, n.d., ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.85 [2] Milton Avery, American, 1885-1965, Fancy Hat, 1950, oil on board.

Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2010.60 Joseph Brown, Contemporary American, Blue Sky, White Linen, pastel.

Gift of Joan Sharda in honor of Carol VerMeulen, 2012.7

Gerald Diment, American, 1936-2006, Terry in the Cafe, ca. 2006, oil on canvas board. Gift of the Diment Family in memory of the artist, 2009.122 Doug Dykehouse, Contemporary American, Obsession, acrylics and oil over archival inkjet print on canvas.

Purchase, the Ward H. and Cora E. Nay Director’s Fund, 2011 West Michigan Area Show, 2011.37 Richard A. Florsheim, American, 1916-1979, Untitled Landscape, n.d., oil/wax on panel. Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2009.120 Gordon Grinwis, Contemporary American, The Language of Color, n.d., acrylic on canvas. Gift of Todd and Amy Sanford Family, 2011.109 [4] Robert Gwathmey, American, 1903-1988, Peace, 1967, oil on canvas. Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2010.61

Colleen Browning, American, 1929-2003, Tourist, 2002, oil on canvas. Gift of the Geoffrey Wagner Estate, 2010.47

Mary Hatch, American, b. 1935, Too Many Hats, 1989, oil on canvas. Gift of the Kalamazoo Community Foundation, 2011.55

Gary Bukovnik, American, b. 1947, San Andreas Still Life 3.6, 2007, watercolor. Gift of the artist in honor of Denise Lisiecki and participants in the 2010 Visiting Artists Workshop, 2010.54

Jiang Zhaoshen, Chinese, 1925-1996, High Mountains, Enduring River, 1979, ink and color on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.81

Lawrence Calcagno, American, 1913-1993, Night Silence, 1964, watercolor. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.9

[5] Eastman Johnson, American, 1824-1906, Boyhood of Lincoln, 1867, oil on panel.

Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2009.109 Kobayashi Issa, Japanese, 1763-1827, Hanging Scroll, early 19th century, ink on paper. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.13

Lawrence Calcagno, American, 1913-1993, Towards Evening, 1964, watercolor. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.10

Laurel Kuehl, Contemporary American, Cornfield in Winter, n.d., pastel. Purchased through the generosity of Harold and Zoe Schuitmaker in honor of their 45th wedding anniversary, 2011.39

[3] William Merritt Chase, American, 1849-1916, A Study in Pink (Mrs. Robert McDougal), 1895, oil on canvas.

Anonymous donation in memory of Richard D. Klein, 2008.20 Chen Ciyin, Chinese, dates unknown, Poem in Running-Cursive Script, ca. 1930, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.73 Cheng Jiezi, Chinese, 1910-1987, Landscape in the style of Wen Chengming, ca. 1980, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.82

Liu Taixi, Chinese, 1898-1989, Poem in Running Script Calligraphy, 1979, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.89 Luo Jiseng, Chinese, dates unknown, Poem in Regular Script Calligrpahy, ca.

1942, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.92 Kim Maguire-Gualtieri, British, b. 1957, Sleeping Dog, 2009, house paint, charcoal, and pastel on board. Purchase, the Ward H. and Cora E. Nay Director’s Fund, 2010 West Michigan Area Show, 2010.13 Kano Masunobu, Japanese, 1625-1694, Itsukushima Shrine, n.d., ink, colors, and gold on paper. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.8.1 Kano Masunobu, Japanese, 1625-1694, Hasedera, n.d., ink, colors, and gold on paper. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.8.2 Bruce McCombs, American, b. 1943, Blue Car, 2007, watercolor. Purchase, the Ward H. and Cora E. Nay Director’s Fund, 2009 West Michigan Area Show, 2009.92 Walter Meigs, American, 1918-1988, Sunset Landscape, n.d., oil on board.

Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2012.41 Mo Youzhi, Chinese, 1822-1871, Calligraphy in Seal Script “Half-of-Ninety Study,” 1863, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.76 Mori Sosen, Japanese, 1747-1821, Monkeys, n.d., ink and color on silk.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.7 Robert Natkin, American, 1930-2010, Untitled, 1975, acrylic on paper. Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2008.30

Otto Lange, German, 1879-1944, Cinqueterre, ca. 1920, monotype with watercolor. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2008.16

Robert Andrew Parker, American, b. 1927, Geoffrey and Janet, 1960, watercolor. Gift of Maxine and Larry K. Snider, 2011.106

Earl Lewis, Contemporary American, Untitled (Delaware River), watercolor.

Gift of Lynn Bradeen and Ward Bradeen, 2010.66

[6] Richard Pousette-Dart, American, 1916-1992, By the Sea, 1958, oil on canvas. Gift of Pfizer Inc, 2008.19

Li Yaoping, Chinese, 1883-1937, Wu Yunsheng, Chinese, dates unknown, Lu Zishu, Chinese, 1900-1978, and others, Twin Luofu Butterflies, 1932, ink and color on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.84

Leo Rabkin, American, b. 1919, Orange Beyond Boundaries, 1964, watercolor.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.54 Louis Ritman, American, 1889-1963, Still Life, oil on board. Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of the artist, 2011.68

Iver Rose, American, 1899-1972, Untitled (Clown), n.d., oil on board.

Gift of Frank Hanson, Jr., 2009.121

Richard Wilt, American, 1915-1981, Sleeping Men and Excavation, 1950, oil on canvas. Gift of Richard Wilt Family, 2011.70

David Jay Spyker, Contemporary American, Cradle, 2011, acrylic on canvas. Gift of the artist’s father, David John Spyker, in memory of the artist’s mother, Mary Spyker (1945-2011), 2012.33

Richard Wilt, American, 1915-1981, Seated Girl, 1958, oil on canvas. Gift of Maxine and Larry K. Snider, 2011.105

Tang Di, Chinese, 1878-1948, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.79.1-4 Landscape, 2011.79.1 Landscape, 2011.79.2 Landscape, 1916, 2011.79.3 Landscape, 1916, 2011.79.4 Tani Buncho, Japanese, 1763-1840, Landscape, 1826, ink on silk. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.6 [7] Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 1848-1933, The Harbor at Malta, 1874, oil on canvas. Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2010.74 Various Artists, Chinese, 19th-20th Century, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.77.1-4 Mounted Fan Leaves, ink on paper, 2011.77.1 Mounted Fan Leaves, ink on paper, 2011.77.2 Mounted Fan Leaves, ink on paper, 2011.77.3 Mounted Fan Leaves, ink on paper, 2011.77.4 Paul W. Wang, American, b. 1929, Untitled, 2006, watercolor and ink.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.3 Wang Qile, Chinese, b. 1924, Poem in Running Script, 1998, ink on paper.

Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.74 Wang Renwen, Chinese, 1863-1941, Calligraphy in Running Script, 1938, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.90 Wang Zhang, Chinese, dates unknown, Landscape in the Style of Huang Gongwang, ca. 1839, ink on paper.

Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.72

Wu Jingheng, Chinese, 1865-1953, Couplet in Seal Script Calligraphy, 1946, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.83.1-2 Xe Zhiliu, Chinese, 1910-1997, Beauty Against Willows, 1946, ink and color on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.75 Yeh Hung-ch’ao, Chinese, 1904-1981, Jiang Zhaoshen, Chinese, 1925-1996, Wu Ping, Chinese, b. 1920, Zhong Shouren, Chinese, b. 1927, Chen Zihe, Chinese, 1910-1983, Auspicious Symbols, 1969, ink and color on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.80 Yeh Kung-ch’ao, Chinese, 1904-1981, Calligraphy in Running Cursive Script, 1962, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.78 Yeh Kung-ch’ao, Chinese, 1904-1981, Folding Fan, 1962, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.86

Zhu Yifan, Chinese, 1861-1935, Three Poems in Running Script Calligraphy, 1925, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.91

works on paper book art

Paul Jenkins, American, 1923-2012, Seeing Voice / Welsh Heart, 1965, book with lithographs. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.34

drawings

Sigmund M. Abeles, American, b. 1934.

Gift of the artist, 2011.41-53 Untitled (Seated figure without top of head), 2002, colored pencil, 2011.41 Untitled (Nude male in profile), 2009, colored pencil, 2011.42 Century - by this 75 yr old, 2009, colored pencil, 2011.43 A Touch of Anxiety, 2011, colored pencil, 2011.44 Untitled (Nude figure with dreadlocks), 2011, ink, 2011.45 P. by the Hudson, 2011, colored pencil, 2011.46 Working Drawing for Deadly Dancers, 2008, pencil, 2011.53

William Gay Yorke, American, 1817-ca.

1888, The Great Republic, 1861, oil on canvas. Gift of Pfizer Inc, 2008.17

Harold Altman, American, 1924-2003, Park with Two Figures, n.d., pencil drawing.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.3

Karl Zerbe, American, 1903-1972, Bird at Night, 1956, gouache on rice paper.

Gift of Maria Zerbe Norton, 2010.4

Michael Bergt, American, b. 1956, Cross Legged, 1998, colored pencil. Gift of Tom and Donna Lambert, 2010.43

Zhang Zhiwan, Chinese, 1811-1897, and Zhang Bingyan, Chinese, dates unknown, Folding Fan, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.88 Zhao Shijun, Chinese, d. 1927, and Pu Jin, Chinese, 1983-1966, Folding Fan, 1920s, ink on paper. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.87 Zhu Cheng, Chinese, 1826-1899, Bird and Flowering, ink and color on silk. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.93 Zhu Cheng, Chinese, 1826-1899, Bird and Peach Blossoms, 1892, ink and color on silk. Gift of Albert and Betty Chang, Upjohn Company and Kalamazoo Valley Community College Retirees, 2011.94

Aaron Bohrod, American, 1907-1992, Untitled, n.d., ink and watercolor on paper.

Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2010.75 Karen Bondarchuk, Contemporary Canadian, Little Caw, 2009, charcoal and white colored pencil. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.82 Louis Bosa, American, 1905-1981, Untitled, n.d., ink on paper. Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2010.76 Alexander Brook, American, 1898-1980, Untitled (Figure of a Woman), 1934, charcoal. Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of Maurice and Phoebe Ritman, 2011.67 Clarence Holbrook Carter, American, 1904-2000, Untitled, 1963, charcoal and white chalk on Sentilla paper.

Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2008.31

Dave Coverly, American, b. 1964. Purchased with funds given by Curt and Beth Hartman, 2010.8-11 My Grant Ran Out, 2008, pen and ink, 2010.8 Someday you’ll be a teenager, n.d., pen and ink, 2010.9 You had a hard delivery?, 2002, pen and watercolor, 2010.10 I got a good deal on a carpet remnant, n.d., pen and watercolor, 2010.11 Philip Evergood, American, 1901-1973, Portrait of Robert Gwathmey, ca. 1945-46, ink and pencil on paper. Gift of Ellen Bonar Wilt, 2011.71 Mary Frank, American, b. 1933, Untitled (Figure), 1974, ink on paper. Gift of the artist and DC Moore Gallery, New York, 2012.3 Jared French, American, 1905-1988, Study of a Man Holding a Medicine Ball, n.d., pen and ink. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.97 William James Glackens, American, 1870-1938, Sketch for Park by the River, n.d., pencil. Gift of Lynn Bradeen and Ward Bradeen, 2010.64 Arshile Gorky, American, 1904-1948, Two Women with Ostrich, 1935, ink.

Gift of Beverly Bradeen Meadows, Rex Bradeen, Lyle Bradeen and Lynn Bradeen in memory of Allen and Beulah Bradeen, 2010.69 Maerten van Heemskerck, Dutch, 1498-1574, Untitled, n.d., sanguine ink.

Gift of John Loring, 2010.56 Louise Nevelson, American, 1900-1988, Double Cubist Face, 1937, colored pencil.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.81 Beth van Hoesen, American, 1926-2010.

Gift of the E. Mark Adams and Beth Van Hoesen Adams Trust, 2011.171-174 Ingrid (Seated Nude with White Scarf), 1976, colored pencil and graphite, 2011.171 Bill Carleton, 1986, graphite, 2011.173 Wilted Poppies, 1987, water-based pigments, colored pencil, and graphite, 2011.174 Arthur Rackham, British, 1867-1939, A Lady Addressing Sancho Panza, n.d., pencil drawing. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2012.39 Diego M. Rivera, Mexican, 1886-1957, Three Bathers, ca. 1923, pencil. Gift of Beverly Bradeen Meadows, Rex Bradeen, Lyle Bradeen and Lynn Bradeen in memory of Marlin Bradeen, 2010.67 Diego M. Rivera, Mexican, 1886-1957, Untitled (Portrait of a Girl), 1935, pastel. Gift of Elizabeth Hawk in memory of her parents, Guelda and Arthur L. Blakeslee, 2011.165

Everett Shinn, American, 1876-1953, Mr. Redlaw in his Lab (from Christmas in Dickens), 1941, ink. Gift of Lynn Bradeen and Ward Bradeen, 2010.65

Harold Altman, American, 1924-2003, Sequence, n.d., etching. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.4

[8] Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 18481933, Rug Sellers in Tangiers, 1870, colored pencil. Gift of Paige Rense in honor of John Loring, 2009.1

Harold Altman, American, 1924-2003, Three Women, n.d., etching. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.5

Jack Youngerman, American, b. 1926, February 13, 1968, 1968, ink drawing on paper. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.69

Neal Ambrose-Smith, American, b. 1966, Sailor, 2008, mixed media monotype.

Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.33

mixed media

Lawrence Calcagno, American, 1913-1993, For T.S.E., 1962, watercolor with collage.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.8

Anne Anderson, American, 1896-after 1940, Scandal Mongers, 1935, etching.

Gift of the Frances E. Lohr Estate, 2009.88

Richard Anuszkiewicz, American, b. 1930, Blake’s Eve, 1970, screenprint.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.6

Allan M. D’Arcangelo, American, 1930-1998, Landscape, 1971, relief multiple (plexiglass and screenprint). Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.14

Pitseolak Ashoona, Native American, 1904-1983, Eve and the Serpent, 1968, stone cut. Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of Andrew King, 2011.62

Connor Everts, American, b. 1928, Auxesis Studies 01.12.07, 2007, mixed media on paper. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.50

[9] John James Audubon, American, 1785-1851, White Headed Eagle, 1828, engraving with hand colored aquatint.

Gift of Pfizer Inc, 2008.18

Whitfield Lovell, American, b. 1959, Kin LV (The Moral Compass), 2011, conté on paper and wooden roulette wheel. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.103

John Baldessari, American, b. 1931, Raised Eyebrows / Furrowed Foreheads: Figure with Glove, 2009, silkscreen.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.53

Kwok Hon Sum, Chinese, b. 1947, Untitled, ca. 2000, watercolor with gold and silver leaf. Gift of Tom and Donna Lambert, 2010.45 Mickalene Thomas, American, b. 1971, You’re Gonna Give Me the Love I Need, 2010, mixed media. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.52

prints

Sigmund M. Abeles, American, b. 1934, Deadly Dancers, 2008, soft-ground etching. Gift of the artist, 2010.27 Y aacov Agam, Israeli, b. 1928, + - x 9 I, serigraph. Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of Sam King, 2011.65 Yaacov Agam, Israeli, b. 1928, + - x 9 II, serigraph. Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of Sam King, 2011.66 Josef Albers, American, 1888-1976, Intaglio Dur H, 1958, embossed intaglio.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.2

Rick Bartow, American, b. 1946, Kestrel with Horizon, 2008, color monoprint (lithograph and monotype) with rubber stamping and extensive hand additions in graphite. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.50 Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, British, 1872-1898, Isolde, 1895, chromolithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.4 Thomas Hart Benton, American, 1889-1975, Prodigal Son, 1939, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.99 Jacqueline Bishop, American, b. 1955, Sonatina, 2010, lithograph over archival pigment print. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.34 Lee Bontecou, American, b. 1931, Etching One, 1967, etching. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.7 Félix Bracquemond, French, 1833-1914, Frontispiece for L’Illustration Nouvelle, 1868, etching. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2012.40

F elix Hilaire Buhot, French, 1847-1898, L’Hiver de 1879 a Paris, 1879, etching, drypoint and aquatint. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.101 Alexander Calder, American, 1898-1976, La Grande Vitesse, 1969, lithograph. Gift of an anonymous donor, 2012.31 Canaletto, Italian, 1697-1768, Paesaggio con un Monument equestre, ca. 1740, etching. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.93 Mary Cassatt, American, 1844-1926, Edward Schari, ca. 1899, drypoint. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.35 Elizabeth Catlett, American, 1919-2012, Survivor, 1983, linoleum cut. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.69 Marc Chagall, Russian, 1887-1985, Song of David, 1956-57, hand-colored etching. Gift of Lynn Bradeen in honor of his life-long best friend Carol Ginsberg McCain, 2010.68 Dan Christensen, American, 1942-2007, Halifax II, 1969, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.11 John Ciardi, American, 1916-1986, and Milton Hebald, American, b. 1917, An Alphabestiary, 1966, lithographs with poems. Gift of Frank and Gail Hanson, 2012.42.

Warrington Colescott, American, b. 1921, My German Trip, 1991, lithograph. Gift of Tom and Donna Lambert, 2010.44 Corita (Sister Mary Corita Kent), American, 1918-1986, A Child Said, What is the Grass, 1963, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.12 Karsten Creightney, American, b. 1976, Untitled (from Love Flower Series), 2011, lithograph and screenprint in color with extensive mixed-media additions. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.47 Karsten Creightney, American, b. 1976, February Flower (Self-Portrait), 2009, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.48 John Steuart Curry, American, 1897-1946, John Brown, 1939, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.10 Salvador Dali, Spanish, 1904-1989, Venus au Bain, 1971, colored engraving. Gift of Lynn Bradeen and Ward Bradeen, 2010.62 Salvador Dali, Spanish, 1904-1989, Venus, Mars and Cupidon, color engraving. Gift of Lynn Bradeen and Ward Bradeen, 2010.63 Allan M. D’Arcangelo, American, 1930-1998, Constellation IV, 1971, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.13

Jakob Demus, Austrian, b. 1959, Persian Stones, 1989, diamond drypoint. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.18 Erik Desmazières, French, b. 1948, La Lune en ses quartiers, 2011, etching, aquatint and roulette. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.102 Erik Desmazières, French, b. 1948, Les Coloquintes (Gourds), 1997, color aquatint and etching. Gift of Paul Smithson, 2012.29 Jim Dine, American, b. 1935, Self-Portrait with Oil Paint, 1978, lithograph, etching, soft-ground etching and drypoint with hand-coloring in oil. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.98 Piero Dorazio, Italian, 1927-2005. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.15-18 Untitled, 1962, lithograph, 2009.15 Accomplissements Libres, 1967, lithograph, 2009.16 Fenice, 1968, aquatint, 2009.17 Untitled, 1962, etching, 2009.18 Fritz Eichenberg, American, 1901-1990, Untitled (Erasmus contemplating a jester puppet), 1985, woodcut. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.110 Max Ernst, German, 1891-1976, Terre des Nebuleuses, 1967, color aquatint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.19 Sorel Etrog, Canadian, b. 1933, Untitled, n.d., intaglio. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.20 Connor Everts, American, b. 1928, Romabrite, 1988, color screenprint. Gift of Norm and Susan Stewart, 2010.51 Helen Frankenthaler, American, 1928-2011.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.21-24 Solarium, 1964, lithograph, 2009.21 Orange Hoop, 1965, lithograph, 2009.22 Frankenthaler Preview 1965, 1965, lithograph, 2009.23 What Red Lines Can Do, 1970, screenprint, 2009.24 Helen Frankenthaler, American, 1928-2011, Aerie, 2009, screenprint. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.105 Helen Frankenthaler, American, 1928-2011, Grey Fireworks, 2000, screenprint. Partial purchase through the Permanent Collection Fund and partial gift of Thomas Lollar, 2009.106 Antonio Frasconi, American (b. Argentina, 1919), Alhambra IV, 1962, color woodcut.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.25

Antonio Frasconi, American (b. Argentina, 1919), Brecht, 1962, woodcut. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.26 Paul Gavarni, French, 1804-1866, Self-Portrait smoking a cigarette, 1842, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.100 Robert Goodnough, American, 1917-2010, Boat Abstraction I, 1965, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.27 Adolph Gottlieb, American, 1903-1974, Blue Disc on Green Ground, 1966, screenprint.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.28 Adolph Gottlieb, American, 1903-1974, Two Bars, 1969, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.29 Francisco Goya, Spanish, 1746-1828, Four prints from the series Los Proverbios.

Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2012.27.1-4 Disparate conocido (Familiar Folly), ca. 1824, etching and aquatint, 2012.27.1 Disparate puntual (Punctual Folly), ca. 1824, etching and aquatint, 2012.27.2 Disparate de bestia (Animal Folly), ca. 1824, etching and aquatint, 2012.27.3 Disparate de tontos (or toritos) (Fools’ Folly or Little Bulls’ Folly), ca. 1824, etching and aquatint, 2012.27.4 Chaim Gross, American, 1904-1991, MLK Jr., 1968, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.111 Philip Guston, American, 1913-1980, Door, 1980, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.96 Kawase Hasui, Japanese, 1883-1957, Morning on Daikon Gashi, Tokyo, ca. 1920, color woodblock print. Gift of Alice and Eric Jensen, 2011.61 Charles Hinman, American, b. 1932, Color Door, 1968, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.30 Hirosada Konishi, Japanese, active 18101864, Actor Sukeroku, 1848, color woodcut.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2008.21 Hirosada Konishi, Japanese, active 18101864, Actor in the Role of Rikiya, ca. 1848, color woodcut. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2008.22

B eth van Hoesen, American, 1926-2010.

Gift of the E. Mark Adams and Beth Van Hoesen Adams Trust, 2011.167-176 Backyard, 1952-1954, etching. 2011.167 Boiler, 1960-1972, etching with aquatint.

2011.168 Petrouchka’s Dress, 1971, aquatint with drypoint. 2011.169 Three Peaches, 1976-1977, lithograph.

2011.170 Big Mac I, 1983-1984, drypoint, hand colored with watercolor. 2011.172 Albert’s Poppies, 1991, aquatint, etching and drypoint. 2011.175 Flowers, Flowered Vase (Oriental Vase), 1992, lithograph. 2011.176 Sidney Hurwitz, American, b. 1932, Bethlehem VI, 1997, etching and aquatint.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.48 R obert Indiana, American, b. 1928, Number 2, 1968, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.31 Paul Jenkins, American, 1923-2012, Jackson Gallery Poster, 1960, offset lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.32 Paul Jenkins, American, 1923-2012, Red Parrot, 1964, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.33 Dong Jiansheng, Chinese, b. 1936, Love for the Mountain, 1999, woodblock print.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.30 Shiro Kasamatsu, Japanese, 1898-1991, Seven Birds, 1955, color woodcut.

Gift of Hazel Hammond, 2011.60 K itagawa Utamaro, Japanese, 1753-1806, The Interesting Type, ca. 1792-93, woodblock print. Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of George and Anna Ritman, 2011.63 Ellsworth Kelly, American, b. 1923. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.35-38 Black, 1964, lithograph, 2009.35 Orange and Blue Over Yellow, 1964, lithograph, 2009.36 Citron, 1966, lithograph, 2009.37 [10] Poire III, 1966, lithograph, 2009.38 Y asuo Kuniyoshi, American, 1889-1953, Mask, 1948, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.11

William Kentridge, South African, b.

[11] 1955, The Nose, 2010, etching (photogravure and drypoint with sugar lift).

Purchased with funds given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lambert, 2010.31 William Kentridge, South African, b. 1955, Self-Portrait, 2011, drypoint. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.97 Catherine Kernan, American, b. 1948, Traversal II, 1983, color screenprint.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.49 Reiji Kimura, Japanese, b. 1926, Association A, 1963, color lithograph.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.39 Jacob Landau, American, 1917-2001, Attica, 1968, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.112 Mauricio Lasansky, American, 1914-2012, Young Lady, 1968, color intaglio. Unknown Donor, 2009.87 Julio Le Parc, Argentine, b. 1928, Untitled (Plate III), 1966, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.40 Hughie Lee-Smith, American, 1915-1999, Untitled (Face and Figure Study), 1969, monotype. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.78 [12] Roy Lichtenstein, American, 1923-1997, Sunrise, 1965, color offset lithograph.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.41 Richard Lin, British, b. 1933, Relationship I, 1965, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.42 Vincent Longo, American, b. 1923, Frontal, 1970, etching. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.43 Conrad Marca-Relli, American, 19132000, Untitled, n.d., lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.44 Frederick Mershimer, American, b. 1958, Beacon, 2001, mezzotint. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.49 Charles Meryon, French, 1821-1868, St. Etienne-du-Mont, Paris, 1852, etching. Permanent Collection Fund, 2008.23 Joan Miro, Spanish, 1893-1983, Plate IX, Album 13, 1948, lithograph.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.45

Jill Moser, American, b. 1956, Acrobat, 2009, screenprint. Gift of Thomas Lollar, 2009.108 Carol Mothner, American, b. 1943, Anacronism, 2010, etching with chine colle. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.26 Robert Motherwell, American, 1915-1991, Untitled, 1966, etching. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.46 Robert Natkin, American, 1930-2010, Apollo, 1969, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.47 Lowell Nesbitt, American, 1933-1993, Room, 1965, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.48 Lowell Nesbitt, American, 1933-1993, Four Tulips, 1979, silkscreen. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.113 Tetsuo Ochikubo, American, 1923-1975, Most Changing World, 1963, lithograph.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.49 Claes Oldenburg, American, b. 1929, Plate 22 (from Portfolio “Notes in Hand”), 1972, photo offset lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.50 Jules Olitski, American, 1922-2007, Elegy - September 11th, 2001, 2002, screenprint.

Gift of Tom and Donna Lambert, 2010.42 Achille Ouvré, French, 1872-1951, Une Lecture, ca. 1905, etching and aquatint.

Gift of Paul Smithson, 2012.28 Samuel Palmer, British, 1805-1881, The Early Ploughman, 1861, etching. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2012.37 Victor Pasmore, British, 1908-1998, Point of Contact No. 7, 1965, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.51 Philip Pearlstein, American, b. 1924, Legs, 1978, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.52 Serge Poliakoff, Russian, 1906-1969, Untitled (Composition Bleue, Jaune, Blanche), n.d., color lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.53 Jackson Pollock, American, 1912-1956, Untitled, ca. 1944-45, printed 1967, drypoint and engraving. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.101

Omar Rayo, Columbian, 1928-2010, A.F., n.d., intaglio. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.55 Louis John Rhead, American (b. Britain), 1857-1926, Jane, 1898, lithograph.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.5 Faith Ringgold, American, b. 1930, Under a Blood Red Sky, 2000, screenprint.

Purchased with funds given by Michele and Alain Fabi, 2012.25 Larry Rivers, American, 1923-2002, Drawing Announcement, 1966, lithograph with stencil-sprayed additions.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.56 Clare Romano, American, b. 1922, Street Gang, 1957, color woodcut. Gift of Zoe and Harold Schuitmaker in honor of Darlene Pontello Warren’s retirement, 2011.104 Salvator Rosa, Italian, 1615-1673, Figurina, etching and drypoint. Gift of John Loring, 2010.55 Ernest Roth, American, 1879-1964, Veterans, 1936, etching. Purchased with funds given by Zoe Schuitmaker in honor of her husband Harold Schuitmaker on the occasion of his birthday, 2012.38 Ed Ruscha, American, b. 1937, 1984, [13] 1967, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.57 Ed Ruscha, American, b. 1937, Brews, 1970, screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.58 Kiyoshi Saito, Japanese, 1907-1997.

Gift of Hazel Hammond, 2009.84-86 Miyosyin-Ji Kyoto, 1961, color woodcut, 2009.84 Katsura Kyoto, 1962, color woodcut, 2009.85 Nara, 1962, color woodcut, 2009.86 George Henry Smillie, American, 18401921, A Stroll in the Old Apple Orchard, 1883, etching. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.102 Kiki Smith, American, b. 1954, White Swan, 1999, iris print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.114 Pierre Soulages, French, b. 1919, Composition 14, 1961, color etching and aquatint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.59

Pierre Soulages, French, b. 1919, Untitled, 1961, color etching and aquatint.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.60 Theodoros Stamos, American, 19221997, Green Sun Box, 1971, screenprint.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.61 Julian Stanczak, American, b. 1928, Fluctuation, 1964, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.62 [14] Frank Philip Stella, American, b. 1936, Black Adder, 1968, lithograph. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.63 Jessica Stockholder, American, b. 1959, Untitled / IPCNY, 2001, relief print, wood engraving, embossment, fake fur, yellow Lake Como silk and upholstery. Gift of the International Print Center New York, 2010.7 Renee Stout, American, b. 1958, Marie Laveau, 2009, color lithograph. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.32 Donald Sultan, American, b. 1951, Apples and Eggs, 1999, serigraph. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.39 Carol Summers, American, b. 1925, Haley’s Comet, n.d., woodcut. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.64 Akio Takamori, American, b. 1950, Duet, 2008, archival ink jet and hand lithography. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase with additional funds given in memory of Helen Sheridan, 2010.40 Tamarind Institute, suite fifteen, 1975, portfolio of color lithographs. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.2.1-15 Clinton Adams, American, 1918-2002, Birth of Venus II. 2012.2.1 Garo Antreasian, American, b. 1922, Untitled. 2012.2.2 Elaine de Kooning, American, 19201989, Jardin de Luxembourg. 2012.2.3 David Hare, American, 1917-1992, Untitled. 2012.2.4 Matsumi Kanemitsu, American, 1922 1992, ZaZen (the meditation). 2012.2.5 Nicholas Krushenick, American, 19291999, Smokey the Bear. 2012.2.6 James McGarrell, American, b. 1930, Quotation with Twister. 2012.2.7 George McNeil, American, 1908-1995, Philadelphia Woman. 2012.2.8 Nathan Oliveira, American, b. 1928, Acoma Hawk. 2012.2.9 Kenneth Price, American, 1935-2012, Untitled. 2012.2.10

Deborah Remington, American, b. 1935, Davos. 2012.2.11 Edward Ruscha, American, b. 1937, Excuse Me. 2012.2.12 Fritz Scholder, Native American, 19372005, Indian with beaded sash. 2012.2.13 June Wayne, American, 1918-2011, Visa Monday. 2012.2.14 Emmerson Woelffer, American, 1914-2003, NT. 2012.2.15 Rufino Tamayo, Mexican, 1899-1991, Perro Aullando (Howling Dog), 1960, color lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.100 Mark Tobey, American, 1890-1976, Self-Portrait, 1967, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.95 Mark Tobey, American, 1890-1976, Woven World, 1974, color lithograph.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.96 Fred Tomaselli, American, b. 1956, Bloom, 2011, screenprint over archival inkjet.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.95 George Tooker, American, 1920-2011, Masquerade, 1984, lithograph. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.4 Kazuo Tsuchimochi, Japanese, b. 1930, Fallen Leaf, 1966, woodcut, etching.

Gift of Tilda Ritman King in memory of Andrew King, 2011.64 Utagawa Toyokuni, Japanese, 1769-1825, Untitled (Kabuki actor with handkerchief), early 19th century. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.22 Tom Uttech, American, b. 1942, Ajidamoo Minis, 2005, color lithograph. Purchased with funds given by Zoe Schuitmaker in honor of her husband Harold Schuitmaker on the occasion of his birthday, 2010.41 Victor Vasarely, French, 1908-1997, Plate III (Morphemes Suite), 1965, engraving in relief. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.65 Victor Vasarely, French, 1908-1997, Untitled, n.d., screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.66 Esteban Vincente, American, 1903-2001, Untitled (Trial Proof), 1965, lithograph.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.67 Andy Warhol, American, 1928-1987, [15] Lincoln Center Ticket, 1967, screenprint.

Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.28

Tom Wesselmann, American, 1931-2004, Still Life with Liz, 1993, screenprint.

Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2012.30 James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American, 1834-1903, Billingsgate, 1859, etching.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.52 James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American, 1834-1903, Becquet, 1859, etching and drypoint. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.98 Charles Wilbert White, American, 19181979, Love Letter II, 1977, color lithograph.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.5 Vera Wolfe, American, Untitled, 1966, monotype. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.68 Hodaka Yoshida, Japanese, 1926-1995, Ashura, 1954, woodblock print. Gift of an anonymous donor, 2012.32 Jack Youngerman, American, b. 1926.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.70-73 Rouge et Noir, 1966, lithograph, 2009.70 Jaune II, 1966, lithograph, 2009.71 Inside Ultramarine, 1968, lithograph, 2009.72 Black and White, 1968, lithograph, 2009.73 Adja Yunkers, American, 1900-1983.

Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.74-76 Aegean V (Artist’s Proof), 1967, embossed lithograph, 2009.74 Blue, White, Yellow, 1967, screenprint, 2009.75

Seth Green, American, b. 1980, Ewer, 2009, stoneware, glaze, gold luster. Purchased by Zoe and Harold Schuitmaker in honor of Jim Bridenstine’s 20th Anniversary at the KIA, 2010.14

Marc Sijan, American, b. 1946, Security Guard, 2012, polyester resin and oil paint. Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2012.9

Chris Gustin, American, b. 1952, Tea Bowl, 2009, stoneware. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.116

Matthew A. Daly, American, 1860-1937, Rookwood Pottery Vase, 1890, ceramic.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.27

Shoji Hamada, Japanese, 1894-1978, Tea Bowl, n.d., ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.33 Shoji Hamada, Japanese, 1894-1978, Iron-glazed Vase, n.d., ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.23 Vivika Heino, American, 1910-1995, Tea Bowl, n.d., porcelain. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.36 Tamamizu Ichigen, Japanese, 1662-1722, Teabowl, n.d., glazed raku-fired ceramic.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.6.1 Dominick Labino, American, 1910-1987, Untitled (from the Emergence Series), 1979, blown glass. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Nyce, 2010.2 Bernard Leach, British, 1887-1979, Tenmoku Bottle, ca. 1958, ceramic. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.30 David Leach, British, 1911-2005, Tea Bowl, n.d., stoneware and porcelain. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.34 David Leach, British, 1911-2005, Tea Bowl, n.d., stoneware. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.35

White on Blue I, 1968, screenprint, 2009.76

Richard Barrie Leach, American, 1923-2000, Jar with lid, 1964, earthenware. Gift of Lona Walsh, 2008.24

Karl Zerbe, American, 1903-1972, The Inventor, 1951, woodcut on rice paper.

Gift of Maria Zerbe Norton, 2010.5

Richard Barrie Leach, American, 1923-2000, Jar with Lid, 1964, earthenware. Gift of Lona Walsh, 2008.25

Larry Zox, American, 1937-2006, Diamond Drill, n.d., screenprint. Bequest of Charlotte Collins from the Charles and Charlotte Collins Collection, 2009.77

Annette Lemieux, American, b. 1957, Cement Shoes #2, 1998, cement. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.16

decorative arts and sculpture

Rick Berman, Contemporary American, Salku Vase, 1999, ceramic, tumble stacked with charcoal and rock salt. Gift of the Kalamazoo Art League, 2012.34 Edward Eberle, American, b. 1944, Under the Cloud, 1992, porcelain. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.31

Wade MacDonald, American, b. 1976, Frenzy Bowl #1, 2010, white earthenware, underglazes and overglazes. Purchase, the Ward H. and Cora E. Nay Director’s Fund, 2010 West Michigan Area Show, 2010.12 Elsa Rady, American, 1943-2011, White Carved Bowl, ca. 1979, porcelain. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2011.32 Komazawa Risai, Japanese, 1770-1855, Collector’s Box for Teabowl, 1770-1855, wood. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.6.2

Tiffany Studios, Narcissus Vase, ca. 1916, paperweight glass. Purchase, Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring, 2009.119 Tiffany Studios, Bud Vase, n.d., bronze and glass. Gift of Tiffany & Co., 2011.21 Tiffany Studios, Favrile Blue Glass Box, ca. 1920, Favrile glass. Purchase, Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring, 2012.1 Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 18481933, Mosaic Sample / Tile Inset Plaque, ca. 1905, glass and mother of pearl tesserae set in plaster. Purchase, Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring, 2009.89 Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 1848-1933, Vase, ca. 1896, Favrile glass.

Purchase, Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring, 2009.90 Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 18481933, Byzantine Style Inkwell, 19051906, silver and glass. Purchase: Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring and an anonymous donor, 2010.3 [17] Tiffany & Co., Brooch, 1907-1914, gold, peridot and enamel. Gift of Tiffany & Co., 2011.26 Tiffany & Co., Butterfly Legacy Brooch, 2006, yellow gold and platinum pliquea-jour enamel, sapphires, and diamonds.

Gift of Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer, 2011.59 Tiffany Furnaces, Picture Frame, ca.

1920, Favrile glass and gilt bronze.

Purchased with funds given by Mrs. Richard C. Oughton, 2011.2 Tiffany Studios, Four-Light Jeweled Candelabra, ca. 1900, bronze and Favrile glass. Purchase, Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring, 2009.117 Tiffany Studios, Woodbine Table Lamp, [18] ca. 1910, leaded glass and bronze.

Purchase, Tiffany & Co. Fund in honor of John Loring, 2009.118 Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 18481933. Gift of Tiffany & Co., 2011.19-25 Tiffany Favrile Pottery Pitcher, 19031910, ceramic, 2011.19 Tiffany Studios Favrile Pottery Cabinet Vase, 1910-1917, ceramic, 2011.20

T iffany Favrile Bisque Pottery Bowl, 1910-1917, ceramic, 2011.22 Tiffany Studios Favrile Bisque Pottery Cabinet Vase, 1910-1917, ceramic, 2011.23 Tiffany Favrile Bisque Pottery Cabinet Vase, 1910-1917, ceramic, 2011.24 Tiffany Furnaces Trumpet Vase, ca. 1920, bronze and enamel, 2011.25 Jack Troy, American, b. 1938, Teabowl, 2010, anagama-fired porcelain. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.46 Unknown, Chinese, Guanyin, 19th century, glazed ceramic (Blanc de Chine). Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.15 Unknown, Chinese, Guanyin, 19th century, glazed ceramic (Blanc de Chine). Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.16 Unknown, Chinese, Guanyin, 19th century, glazed ceramic (Blanc de Chine). Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.17 Unknown, Chinese, Funerary Urn, n.d., ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.18 Unknown, Chinese, Funerary Urn, n.d., ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.19 Unknown, Chinese, Head of a Temple God (four), n.d., wood. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.20-23 Unknown, Chinese, Female Figure, n.d., painted terracotta. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.24 Unknown, Chinese, Urn, n.d., painted terracotta. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2010.25 Unknown, Chinese. Gift of Virginia Todd Hessler, 2010.36-38 Bronze Mirror, 206 BC - 220 CE, bronze, 2010.36 Bronze Mirror, 255 BC - 205 BC, bronze, 2010.37 Bronze Mirror, 618 CE - 907 CE, bronze, 2010.38 Unknown, Chinese, Bronze Mirror, n.d., bronze. Gift of Virginia Todd Hessler, 2011.1 Unknown, Chinese, Stone Lion, n.d., stone.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.9.1 Unknown, Chinese, Stone Lion, n.d., stone.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.9.2 Unknown, Chinese, Blue-and-White-glazed Porcelain Vase, n.d., porcelain. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.10

Unknown, Chinese, Seal, n.d., stone. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.11 Unknown, Chinese, Cicada Seal, n.d., soapstone. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.12 Unknown, Chinese, Yellow-glazed Porcelain Vase, n.d., porcelain. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.13 Unknown, Chinese, Waterdropper, n.d., zitan wood. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.14 Unknown, Chinese, Cinnabar Lacquer Covered Box, n.d., lacquer and wood.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.15 [19] Unknown, Chinese, Black-glazed “Oil Spot” Bowl, 13th century, glazed ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.16 Unknown, Chinese, Ritual Tripod Food Vessel, late 8th - early 7th century BC, bronze. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.17 Unknown, Chinese, Blue-glazed Rouleau Vase, 18th/19th century, glazed porcelain. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.18 Unknown, Chinese, White-glazed Vase, 17th century, glazed porcelain. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.19 Unknown, Chinese, White-glazed Ewer, 18th century, glazed porcelain. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.20 Unknown, Chinese, Blue-and-Whiteglazed Charger, 18th century, glazed ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.21 Unknown, Chinese, Vase, 1735-1796, eggshell porcelain. Gift of Leona Hefner in memory of Harry Hefner, 2012.24

sculpture

Sigmund M. Abeles, American, b. 1934, Drypoint plate for “Starsky, a Start,” ca. 2007, copper. Gift of the artist, 2011.54 Deborah Butterfield, American, b. 1949, Hoku (Untitled.2411), 2001, bronze.

Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2011.51 Michael Gunderson, Contemporary American, Cube Vase, stoneware. Purchased through the generosity of Harold and Zoe Schuitmaker in honor of their 45th wedding anniversary, 2011.38 Stephen Hansen, American, b. 1950, Is it art?, 2011, papier maché. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.17 Edmonia Lewis, American, 1845-1907, The Marriage of Hiawatha, 1872, marble.

Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2010.1 Frederick William MacMonnies, American, 1863-1937, Nathan Hale, 1890, bronze.

Purchased with funds provided by an anonymous donor, 2008.27 Paul Soldner, American, 1921-2011, Untitled, 1984, salt-fired ceramic. Gift of Marilyn and Frank Sassaman, 2011.40 Unknown, Mali, Bamana Chiwara Antelope, 20th century, wood, beads, fiber, metal. Purchased with funds provided by an anonymous donor, 2009.94

photographs

Berenice Abbott, American, 1898-1991, Fifth Avenue Houses, New York, 1936, gelatin silver print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.35 Keith Carter, American, b. 1948, Two Umbrellas, 2001, gelatin silver print.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.57

Unknown, Japanese, Fresh Water Container (Mizusashi), 17th century, glazed ceramic. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.14

Gary Cialdella, American, b. 1946, House and AMOCO (now BP) Refinery, Schrage Avenue, Whiting, Indiana, 1999 / 2001, gelatin silver print. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase with additional funds given in memory of Helen Sheridan, 2010.70

Unknown, Japanese, Satsuma Round Koro, n.d., porcelain, silver. Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.28

Gary Cialdella, American, b. 1946, Residential Neighborhood, East Chicago, Indiana, 2001, gelatin silver print. Gift of the artist in memory of Helen Sheridan, 2010.71

Unknown, Japanese, Satsuma Flat Round Covered Box, n.d., porcelain.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2011.29

Gary Cialdella, American, b. 1946, 112th Street, East Side Neighborhood, Chicago, 2006, printed 2007, gelatin silver print. Gift of the artist in memory of Helen Sheridan, 2010.72

Unknown, Japanese, Tea Container (Chaire), 18th century, glazed ceramic.

Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, 2012.15

Gary Cialdella, American, b. 1946, Avenue N, East Side Neighborhood, Chicago, 1989, printed 2003, gelatin silver print. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase with additional funds given in memory of Helen Sheridan, 2010.73

Balthazar Korab, American (b. Hungary, 1926), Mies Van der Rohe: FGD Bldg, Chicago, Ill., 1973, gelatin silver print. Purchased with funds given by Zoe and Harold Schuitmaker in honor of their 43rd wedding anniversary, 2009.104

Gears, Dickson Engine, 1811, n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.132

William Clift, American, b. 1944, Old Greening Apple Tree, before 1993, photogravure. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.36

Stacey Korycki, American, b. 1968, Uncle Marian’s Barn, 2008, selenium-toned gelatin silver print. Purchase: Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, 2009.99

Railroad Steam Engine, 20th Century, n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.135

Jed Devine, American, b. 1944, Still Life with Pears, 1970s, platinum / palladium print.

Purchased with funds given by Zoe and Harold Schuitmaker in honor of their wedding anniversary, 2008.29

David W. Lewis, Contemporary Canadian, Tara, 1987, photogravure, made with copper plate. Gift of the artist, 2009.83

Laurence B. Fink, American, b. 1941, Street Singer, NYU, 1967, gelatin silver print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.79

Christopher Light, American, b. 1937. Gift of the artist. 2011.110-164 Brassia Giroudiana, 2007, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.110 Day Lily, 2001, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.111

Laurence B. Fink, American, b. 1941, Barack Obama, TX, 2008, gelatin silver print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.80

Encyclia Cochleata, 2007, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.112

Ralph Gibson, American, b. 1939, The Silver Edition Vol. 1, portfolio of 5 gelatin silver prints. Gift of Stephanie L. Gillespie, 2011.166.1-.5 Bastienne, 1987, gelatin silver print.

2011.166.1

Red Orchid, 2000, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.114

Nude Back, 1966, gelatin silver print.

2011.166.2 Perfect Future, 1972, gelatin silver print.

2011.166.3

Prairie Trillium, 2005, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.113

Sacred Lotus, 2008, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.115 Tillandsia (T. streptophylia x T. brachycanlos), 2008, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.116 Vanda Limbata, 2008, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.117

113, 2003, gelatin silver print. 2011.166.4

Waterlily (Red Cup), 2005, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.118

Panama Hat, 1975, gelatin silver print.

2011.166.5

Wood Phlox, 2001, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.119

William Gottlieb, American, 1917-2006, Duke Ellington, 1947, gelatin silver print.

Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.56 Lewis Hine, American, 1874-1940, The Nut Shellers, ca. 1930, gelatin silver print. Gift of Zoe and Harold Schuitmaker in honor of Tom Fox’s retirement, 2010.57 Candida Hofer, German, b. 1944, Deutsche Bucherei Liepzig IX, 1997, printed 2001, chromogenic print. Gift of Lawrence K. Snider, 2008.26 Yousuf Karsh, Canadian, 1908-2002, Winston Churchill, 1941, gelatin silver print.

Gift of Estrallita Karsh in memory of Yousuf Karsh, 2011.107 Yousuf Karsh, Canadian, 1908-2002, Pablo Picasso, 1954, gelatin silver print. Gift of Estrallita Karsh in memory of Yousuf Karsh, 2011.108 Kim Kauffman, American, b. 1952, Dispersal, 2000, archival pigment print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2010.26

Yellow Orchid, 1996, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.120 Zinnia, 2001, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.121 An Artist’s Lament, 2008, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.122 Aircraft Engine, 20th Century, n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.123 Bessemer Converter, 1875, n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.124 Cab, Atlantic 4-2-2, 1902 (Version 1.1), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.125 Cab, Atlantic 4-2-2, 1902 (Version 1.2), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.126 Cycloidal Engine, 1805 (Version 1.1), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.127 Dog-, Goat-, or Sheep-Powered Treadmill, c. 1890, n.d., digital inkjet photograph.

2011.128 Dudley Engine, c. 1791 (Version 2.1), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.129 Fanning Mill, 1824, n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.130 Gas Engine, 1854 (Replica 2004), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.131

Mash Sampling Valve, 20th Century, n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.133 Passenger Train Engine, 1867 (Version 1.0), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.134

Vertical-Shaft Alternator, 20th Century (Version 1.0), n.d., digital inkjet photograph.

2011.136 Wood, Taber & Morse Engine, 1888 (Version 1.1), n.d., digital inkjet photograph. 2011.137 The Bean 2, Millenium Park, Chicago, IL, Oct. 6, 2010, 2010, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.138 Canoeists, Lettuce Lakes Park, Tampa, FL, April 3, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.139 Covered Bridge, Kellogg Forest, Augusta, MI, August 14, 2010, 2010, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.140 Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL, November 6, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.141 Equivalents 1-4, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.142 Equivalents 5-8, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.143 Fountain, Joan Durante Park, Longboat Key, FL, January 9, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.144 Garden Statue, Selby Gardens, Sarasota, FL, January 7, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.145 Caves, Goreme, Turkey, September 28, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph.

2011.146 Pine Trees, Oscar Scherer State Park, Florida, February 27, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.147 Statue of Running Man, Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL, November 6, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.148 Thornapple River 2, Barry County, MI, 2010, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.149 Tree, Kellogg Forest, Augusta, Michigan, 2010, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.150 Trees, Selby Gardens, Sarasota, FL, January 7, 2011, 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.151 View from the Art Institute Bridge, Chicago, 2010, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.152 View of the Art Institute Bridge, Chicago, 2010, printed 2011, infrared digital inkjet photograph. 2011.153 Lobster Boats, Bernard Harbor, Maine, 2004, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph.

2011.154 Redwood Trail, Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California, 2000, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.155

Oasis, Coachella Valley Preserve, Palm Springs, California, 2000, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.156 East River Trail, Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Michigan, 1999, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.157 Sunset, Gulf of Mexico, 2004, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.158 Hidden Valley Trail, Joshua Tree National Park, California, 2000, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.159 Magnificent Pines Trail, Anderson Arboretum, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1999, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.160

[23] Arnold Newman, American, 1918-2006, Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz, 1944, printed later, gelatin silver print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2009.107 Willy Ronis, French, 1910-2009, Les Amoureux de la Bastille, Paris, 1957, 2005, gelatin silver print. Permanent Collection Fund, 2008.28 Edward Jean Steichen, American, 18791973, Edward Steichen: Early Years Portfolio, 1900-1927, 12 hand-pulled photogravures printed in 1981. Gift of an anonymous donor, 2009.103.1-12 Grand Prix at Longchamp: After the Races, Paris 1907, 2009.103.1

Overlooked Falls, Porcupine Wilderness State Park, Michigan, 1999, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.161

Self-Portrait with Sister, Milwaukee, 1900, 2009.103.2

Rocky Gorge, White Mountains National Forest, New Hampshire, 2000, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.162

Moonrise, Mamaroneck, New York, 1904, 2009.103.4

Leaves, Selby Gardens, Sarasota, Florida, 2001, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph. 2011.163 High Noon, Times Square, July 19, 2008, printed 2011, digital inkjet photograph.

2011.164 [22] O. Winston Link, American, 1914-2001, Steam Locomotive (605), 1950s, printed 1986, gelatin silver print. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.58 Robert Mapplethorpe, American, 19461989, Thomas, 1986, printed 1988, gelatin silver print. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2012.12 Jill Mathis, Contemporary American, and Caleb Cain Marcus, Contemporary American, Words and Images, a 2005 portfolio of digital chromogenic prints.

Gift of Stephanie Conway, 2009.123.1-10 Jill Mathis, Delirium (Alessandria ,Italy), 2004, 2009.123.1 Jill Mathis, Morse Code (Gattinara, Italy), 2000, 2009.123.2 Jill Mathis, Stay Alert (Matauri Bay, New Zealand), 1996-2000, 2009.123.3 Jill Mathis, Windfall (Czech-Republic), 1996, 2009.123.4 Jill Mathis, Shore/Coast (Varigotti, Italy), 2004, 2009.123.5

Torso, Paris, 1902, 2009.103.3

In Memoriam, New York, 1902, 2009.103.5 [24] Steichen and Wife Clara on Their Honeymoon, Lake George, New York, 1903, 2009.103.6 Richard Strauss, New York, 1904, 2009.103.7 The Flatiron, New York, 1905, 2009.103.8 Heavy Roses, Voulangis, France, 1914, 2009.103.9 Isadora Duncan at the Portal of the Parthenon, Athens, 1920, 2009.103.10 Three Pears and an Apple, France, c. 1921, 2009.103.11 Brancusi in His Studio, Paris, 1925, 2009.103.12 James Van Der Zee, American, 1886-1983, Portfolio of Eighteen Photographs, 18 gelatin silver prints printed in 1974. Purchased with funds provided by an anonymous donor, 2009.91.1-18 Mrs. Turner, Lenox, Massachusetts, 1905, 2009.91.1 Whittier Preparatory School, Phoebus, Virginia, 1907, 2009.91.2 The Van Der Zee Men, Lenox, Massachusetts, 1908, 2009.91.3 Kate and Rachel Van Der Zee, Lenox, Massachusetts, 1909, 2009.91.4 Miss Suzie Porter, Harlem, 1915, 2009.91.5 Nude, Harlem, 1923, 2009.91.6

Caleb Cain Marcus, The Weight of a Pigeon (Ajanta, India), 2005, 2009.123.6

Marcus Garvey and Garvey Militia, Harlem, 1924, 2009.91.7

Caleb Cain Marcus, Smoke and Fog (Udaipur, India), 2005, 2009.123.7

Garveyite Family, Harlem, 1924, 2009.91.8

Caleb Cain Marcus, Waiting to Carry the Dead (The Ganges, India), 2005, 2009.123.8

Portrait of an Actor, Harlem, 1929, 2009.91.10

Caleb Cain Marcus, A Painting for a King (Humayun’s Tomb, India), 2005, 2009.123.9

Wedding Day, Harlem, 1926, 2009.91.12

Caleb Cain Marcus, Window of Kumbhalgrah (Kumbhalgrah, India), 2005, 2009.123.10

Dancer, Harlem, 1925, 2009.91.9 Swimming Team, Harlem, 1925, 2009.91.11 Black Jews, Harlem, 1929, 2009.91.13 Atlantic City, 1930, 2009.91.14 Portrait of Two Brothers and Their Sister, Harlem, 1931, 2009.91.15

Couple, Harlem, 1932, 2009.91.16 The Heiress, Harlem, 1938, 2009.91.17 Daddy Grace, Harlem, 1938, 2009.91.18 Todd Webb, American, 1905-2000, O’Keeffe and Eastborn Smith in Twilight Canyon, 1964, gelatin silver print. Anonymous gift dedicated to the Sorin Otters of Notre Dame, Class of 1987, 2009.115 Clarence H. White, American, 1871-1925, Alvin Langdon Coburn and His Mother, ca.

1910, photogravure. Elisabeth Claire Lahti Fund Purchase, 2010.59 David Williams, British, b. 1952, Sixth Form Girl, Primary I Girl, 1984, gelatin silver print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2011.58 Fred Wilson, American, b. 1954, Untitled (Venice Biennial), 2003, C-print. Permanent Collection Fund Purchase, 2012.6

Exhibitions 2009 – 2011

Some of the KIA’s finest exhibitions were presented from 2009 to 2011. Our ongoing commitment to support local artists is evident in our annual West Michigan Area Show, High School Area Show, Young Artists of Kalamazoo County and the biennial Kirk Newman Art School Faculty Review. During the last four years, our galleries were filled with more than 40 exciting exhibits; many of which highlighted our permanent collection.

2008 wrapped up with Spared from the Storm: Masterworks from the New Orleans Museum of Art. Works included European and American painting, drawing and sculpture by such worldfamous artists as Tiepolo, Degas, Kandinsky, Gauguin, Matisse, Monet, Picasso, Pollock, Sargent and many more. Organized by the New Orleans Museum of Art, this travelling exhibition was created to benefit its Katrina Recovery Fund.

The KIA took advantage of an opportunity to host a second major loan exhibition just three months later. Georgia O’Keeffe and Her Times: American Modernism from the Lane Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston debuted in May of 2009. Featuring masterpieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Charles Sheeler, Arthur G. Dove, Stuart Davis, and Marsden Hartley, the Lane Collection is among the greatest public collections of American Modernism. The KIA organized a complementary photography exhibition called Through the Photographer’s Lens: O’Keeffe and Her Circle.

Visitors were able to “meet” the artists featured in Georgia O’Keeffe and her Times as their personalities and lives were captured by the photographer’s lens.

Among the most ambitious exhibitions the KIA has ever organized, The Wyeths: America’s Artists was a culmination of twenty months of planning, marketing and installations. On view in early 2011, with works loaned by the Farnsworth Art

Art comes to life at a special Sunday Funday during Spared from the Storm.

A child enjoys a painting by Georgia O’keeffe.

Museum, Brandywine River Museum, Terra Foundation for American Art and three private lenders, the exhibition featured the paintings and drawings of N.C. Wyeth, Andrew Wyeth and Jamie Wyeth. In addition, paintings by Andrew’s sisters, Carolyn Wyeth and Henriette Wyeth Hurd, were also included, a unique feature enjoyed by many of the Wyeth enthusiasts who attended the exhibition.

Victoria Wyeth delights visitors to the Wyeth exhibition

Timothy and Joy Light

One of the most significant events for the collections and exhibitions department was the construction and unveiling of a new gallery space on the lower level of the Institute. Timothy Light honored his wife Joy with a donation to the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts to construct The Joy Light Gallery of Asian Art, a gallery space devoted specifically to Asian art. Since its opening in the fall of 2010, through support from the Joy Light East Asian Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund, the gallery displays three exhibitions annually, featuring scrolls, sculpture, woodblock printing, ceramics, painting and more.

Exhibition Schedule 2009

November 8, 2008 - February 8 2009: S pared from the Storm: Masterworks from the New Orleans Museum of Art December 20, 2008 - April 19: A Curator’s Legacy: Helen Sheridan and the KIA Collection February 21 - March 22: Young Artists of Kalamazoo County February 28 - April 26, 2009: 2009 West Michigan Area Show March 28 -April 26: High School Area Show April 25 - August 30: American Perspectives: Modernism from the Collection May 9 - September 13: T hrough the Photographer’s Lens: O’Keeffe and Her Circle May 9 - September 13: G eorgia O’Keeffe and Her Times: American Modernism from the Lane Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston September 19 - November 8: I n Search of Motion: John Cavanaugh/Sculptor 1921-1985 October 3 - November 29: E mbracing Diverse Voices: African-American Art in the Collection of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts

Exhibition Schedule, continued 2010

November 21 - January 10: Kirk Newman Art School Faculty Review September 5 - January 24: Speed Bump: The Comic World of Dave Coverly December 12 - February 21: The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons March 6 – 28: 2010 High School Area Show January 23 - April 18: W oodcuts in Modern China, 1937-2008: Towards a Universal Pictorial Language January 30 - May 23: F ear and Folly: The Visionary Prints of Francisco Goya and Federico Castellon April 10 - May 30: 2010 West Michigan Area Show May 1 – 30: Young Artists of Kalamazoo County June 19 - August 14: On Paper: The Lincoln Center/ List Art Collection May 29 - September 12: Flowers in Art: Selections from the Collection August 28 - October 17: B eauty amid Thunder: The Past Two Centuries of Chinese Art August 28 - October 31: S trong Women, Beautiful Men: Japanese Portrait Prints from the Toledo Museum of Art August 28 - December 5: W ondrous Ink: Selections from the Richard Fabian Collection September 18 - December 12: Light Works: Photographs from the Collection

2011

October 30, 2010 - January 2, 2011: In Focus: National Geographic Greatest Portraits November 13, 2010 - January 2, 2011: A Passion for Collecting: Prints of the 1960s and ‘70s from the Collins Collection December 18, 2010 - April 10, 2011: Familiar Surroundings January 15 - April 17: The Wyeths: America’s Artists December 11, 2010 - April 23: Ukiyo-e Redux: Contemporary Japanese Prints April 30 - May 15: Young Artists of Kalamazoo County May 21 - June 19: 2011 High School Area Show May 7 - June 26: 2011 West Michigan Area Show May 7 - August 27: T he Chinese Scholar’s Brush: Works from the Albert and Betty Chang Collection July 2 - August 27: Drawn to the Figure: Sigmund Abeles July 9 - September 3: Yousuf Karsh: Regarding Heroes April 16 - September 18: Portrait and Presence September 10 - November 6: Second Skin: Peeling Back the Layers - Entang Wiharso September 24 - November 27: S himmerings of Light, Mysteries of Shadow: The Etching Revival of the 19th Century September 10 - December 4: T urning Point: Japanese Studio Ceramics in the Mid-20th Century September 17 - December 4: Off the Wall: Art in Three Dimensions November 19, 2011 - January 22, 2012: Kirk Newman Art School Faculty Review

Permanent Collection Loans 2008-2011 Black Arts and Cultural Center (Kalamazoo, Michigan) Lamidi Fakeye, Yoruba Figures, ca.1960, iroko wood, 1967/8.41 For the exhibition Exhibition of Works by Lamidi Fakeye, September 29 - October 31, 2009 Muskegon Museum of Art (Muskegon, Michigan) Henry Ossawa Tanner, The Visitation, ca.1909-10, oil on canvas, 2005.11 For the exhibition The Spiritual Vision of Henry Ossawa Tanner, October 30, 2008 - February 27, 2009 Gagosian Gallery (New York, New York) Ed Paschke, Mestizo, 1982, oil on canvas, 1982/3.8 For the exhibition Ed Paschke, March 18 - April 24, 2010 Flint Institute of Arts (Flint, Michigan) Andrew Wyeth, Back Apartment, 1961, watercolor on paper, 1989/90.32 For the exhibition Something Waits Beneath It - Early Work by Andrew Wyeth, 1939-1969, May 7 - August 7, 2011 Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, Michigan) Howard Hodgkin, Portrait of Terence McInerney, 1981, oil on wood, 1996/7.40 For long term loan, June 2009 - March 2013

Art League The Kalamazoo Art League provides art enrichment for adults with a lecture series, trips to other collections, a book discussion group and other events. Membership in the Art League is open to all members of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.

2008-2009 Officers: President, Adria Shields Vice President, Roy Secor Secretary, Diane Gallivan Treasurer, Mary Klenow

2009-10 President, Roy Secor Vice President, Ruth Friar Secretary, Diane Gallivan Treasurer, Mary Klenow

2010-11 President, Roy Secor President Elect, Jeannie Claus Secretary, Diane Gallivan Treasurer, Mary Klenow

School In today’s economy, art classes have fallen into a category of luxury that many people have chosen to forgo. This has presented plenty of challenges to the KIA’s Kirk Newman Art School. As the KIA’s most significant source of earned income, the Kirk Newman Art School has faced incredible pressure to find ways to increase enrollment - a feat it has admirably accomplished!

The launch of the revised website kiarts.org, which includeds the ability for students to register for classes online, was one of the most formative changes at the school in years. Enrollment that first year increased more than 30%, with nearly 50% of enrollment occurring online by spring of 2010. Today, more than 70% of registrations occur online.

Keeping on trend with technology has impacted the types of classes offered as well. While core classes with an emphasis on traditional and academic techniques like painting, drawing, ceramics and sculpture remain the backbone of the curriculum, the addition of graphic art courses has proven to be a rapidly growing market for the school. New classes including Cell Phone Photography, Digital Video, Creating Digital Negatives and Video Game Design have rounded out a robust class roster of digital design offerings.

In an effort to reach a broader audience, additional classes were added, such as foreign language, Spinning, Creative Writing, and interior and exterior home design. This has drawn a new type of audience to our facilities who may have never considered taking an art class prior.

The school has also made efforts to revitalize its already impressive studios with new equipment, including new computers and new software for the digital design courses, and new looms to serve the needs of fiber arts students (the most popular and first-filled courses). Upgrades have also occurred in the ceramics department with improvements made to the kilns to accommodate larger firing loads. WiFi has been added to the studios, allowing instructors to use laptops and iPads as additional teaching tools.

It is a testament to the faculty and staff of the Kirk Newman Art School that the residents of Southwest Michigan continue to register for the more than 300 classes offered annually, despite the recession.

The school is also proud to have awarded hundreds of scholarships to adults and children. As the an integral part of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, the Kirk Newman Art School has proven itself to be resilient and progressive. Its future success seems assured.

Museum Education The Museum Education department has the responsibility of drawing in visitors to learn more about various art forms and introducing them to our Permanent Collection and exhibitions. Despite the challenges of the last three years, programs like Portfolio Day, Teen Filmmaker Festival, Sunday Funday, Young Artists of Kalamazoo County, Art Scholars (formerly Senior Day) and ARTbreak remain popular with the public. In an effort to draw a larger, more diversified crowd and to keep programs fresh, Museum Education improved existing programs and added new offerings. Some of the highlights of the last three years include: Appraisal Day Is great-grandma’s brooch real diamonds or paste? Appraisal Day has become one of the most popular annual events at the KIA. Visitors from across the Midwest come to have works of art, jewelry and antiques appraised by experts from Detroit’s DuMouchelle’s auction house, who kindly donate their services for this event. Guests are allowed to bring a maximum of three items for a verbal appraisal.

Proceeds benefit future programs.

Touch Art Tours One of the most significant additions to our educational programs is the introduction of Touch Art Tours.

The brainchild of Frank Wolf, KIA docent and retired WMU engineering professor, Touch Art Tours provides the visually impaired an opportunity to experience art through their hands as opposed to their eyes. Specially trained docents are on-hand to assist patrons as they explore art with gloved hands and answer two questions. The program is free and is the first of its kind in Michigan.

Connections Tours for Adults with Memory Loss Another remarkable new program provides entertainment and education for adults with memory loss issues like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease and their care givers. These docent-led tours of the KIA Collection provide a calm, quiet atmosphere where the vitors can enjoy the art, and engage with the docent and others in respectful conversation. Guests may choose from a variety of themes to experience and the tours are conducted on Mondays, when the museum is closed to the public. Touch Art and Connections Tours are both supported by the Harold and Grace Upjohn Foundation and EATON Corporation.

Art-full Fun and Learning Preschool Tours This specialized tour program allows Preschool children an opportunity to discover colors, shapes, animals, or faces in art during a theme-based tour that features interactive visuals and a fun picture book. Schools may add a hands-on project for $2 per student and then visit to the Upjohn Mason Grandchildren Interactive Gallery for free to enhance their visiting experience. Preschool Tours receive support from the Harold and Grace Upjohn Foundation and Santreece Foundation.

Teen Filmmaker Festival Nearly ten years old, Teen Filmmaker Festival has become so popular, the KIA could no longer accommodate the large crowd that would attend to view the winning submissions. Luckily, the Rave Theatre stepped up and now hosts the event, free of charge! In 2012, every seat was filled to view the comedies, dramas, action-adventure and animation movie shorts produced by teens from across Michigan. Sponsored by the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Kalamazoo Public Library, and Public Media Network, Campaign Pictures and the Rave Theater, Teen Filmmaker Festival has become one of the KIA’s signature events.

New Interactive Gallery with gallery activities When the Joy Light Gallery of Asian Art was constructed in the fall of 2010, the Upjohn Mason Grandchildren Interactive Gallery had to be moved in order to accommodate it. This provided an excellent opportunity to update the children’s play-n-learn space by eliminating antiquated equipment and to make learning about art relevant to today’s technology-adept children. While some of the old favorites remain, like Steve Curl’s “found art” robot project, the giant magnetic puzzle board and the popular Pin Pression, new projects were added to round out the experience. Our younger guests are welcome

to enjoy digital painting and drawing on one of two of our digital easels, practice the art of Asian woodblock printing, sketch one of our rotating subjects in our display case or snuggle up to read a story in our little readers section.

We also added gallery activities that parents and caregivers can participate in with their children, including scavenger hunts in our Permanent Collection. Designed for various ages, this program makes learning about artists and art forms fun! Admission to the Interactive Gallery and all related programs is free.

Development The last three years have been a challenging time for the Development Department. The downtrodden economy made it difficult to secure the kind of grants, donations, sponsorships and memberships received in years prior. There was also great transition of staff during this time. Angelnette Thomas, former Development Coordinator, and Darlene Pontello, former Membership Coordinator, both retired after decades of service; and a new, full-time Event Coordinator position was created to help drive fundraising opportunities.

The Development staff’s plan to raise funds included the creation of new events as well as maximizing the potential of already successful events, starting with the biggest one of the year. The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Fair was expanded to two days, opening on a Friday night with a beer garden and live entertainment. Participating artists were more carefully selected, prizes increased to attract new artists and great attention was paid to drawing crowds with Gallery Shop musical acts, live acrobatics, dance, face painting, balloons and more. In 2011, the fair celebrated its 60th The KIA Gallery Shop has done an excellent Anniversary, and was one of the best ones to date. job of supplementing current exhibitions with Greater attention was paid to improving other popular fundraisers, including Art & All That Jazz. A fresher mix of bands was selected to draw a more diverse audience and the Gallery Shop began featuring jewelry trunk shows as an added draw. New events such as Simply Elegant, where guests were taught ways to create intricate home décor on a budget and “date night” events like Wyeth & Wine brought in a younger crowd. Bus trips to other museums and a smattering of membership-driving promotional events provided additional funding. In 2010, the KIA also held its firstever garage sale. All of the main floor galleries and the auditorium were chock-full of items, and the two-day sale netted more than $14,000.

In marketing, two of the most significant examples of growth include the development and launch of the new website, kiarts.org, which enabled the public to purchase tickets and register for classes online for the first time, and the development of a new program called Billboard Art. The brainchild of marketing executives at Adams Outdoor Advertising, the Billboard Art program gave the KIA a way to support local artists with a contest where artists could compete to have their art shown on one of ten billboards for one year. These billboards would rotate among 1,300 regional sites during that time, making this a priceless advertising opportunity for any artist. Winners also received a landing page hosted on kiarts.org as well as a celebration at the fall Art & All That Jazz, where they had the opportunity to sell their work to the public.

This unique program provided the KIA an excellent opportunity to support local artists, while heightening public awareness of our driving involvement in securing Kalamazoo as an artists’ community.

The future of Development looks bright as the addition of the new Membership Coordinator Jay Simon, and Event Coordinator Heather Ricketts promise increased opportunities for attracing a new audience and establishing our membership for years to come.

artwork, books and promotional pieces for sale. However, when it comes to its biggest profit driver – jewelry; the Shop is in a league of its own. Only here will you find unique gifts from local artists like Meg Tang and Ligita Samsons, among others. The Gallery Shop is also one of the only places in Southwest Michigan where the discerning shopper can find the whimsical work of Orna Lalo and pieces by top-selling designer Anne Marie Chagnon. Trunk shows and local artist jewelry sales have brought in new patrons, while promotional sales have kept loyal customers coming back for gifts, accessories and art designed by local artists. All purchases at the KIA Gallery Shop support the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, and local artists.

Library As in years past, the Mary and Edwin Meader Fine Art Library has been a great resource for books, periodicals, DVDs and various archival materials on all things art-related. KIA members and students alike take advantage of the multitude of materials available for study. To attract a younger audience, the library has added free children’s programming, including Saturday story-time and short films. Children are welcome to attend with their parents and enjoy as Librarian Dennis Kreps reads, and sometimes sings and plays guitar, for a captivated audience. The library has also gone digital, enabling the public access to digital images of art, periodicals, magazines and other materials via ARTstor, Art Abstracts Online and Michigan E-Library (MeL). Going digital has made the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts library a valued resource for art students across the country, thus expanding our reach.

Members Founder: Ann & Don Parfet • Betty and Jerry Mason • Bonnie Alkema • Gitti & Thomas Huff • Carol & David Simpson • Carol & Thomas Beech • Carol Harding • Deena & Arnold Mikon • Dolores Smith • Elizabeth & Peter Seaver • Ginnie and Ed Hessler • Irene & Donald Kent • Jane & John Todd • Joanne Miller & Paul Rehkopf • Joy & Tim Light • Judith & Robert Beam • Judy & Daniel Smith • Julann Schroeter • Karol Peterson & David Dvorak • Kathie & Richard Tomlinson • Kay & Mervin Burtis • Linda & John Dunn • Lois & Jim Richmond • Margaret & James Woodruff • Margo & Christopher Light • Marilyn & David Milko • Martha & Jim Hilboldt • Martha Parfet • Mary & Kevin Beyer • Mary Jo Bannister • Michele & Alain Fabi • Patti & Bob Huiskamp • Peggy Strong • Priscilla & Ian Blair • Rosemary & John Brown • Ruth & Ed Heinig • Sandra J. Edwards & Alfred B. Garcia • Sharon & John Garside • Sharon & Sherwood Boudeman • Sheila & Jim Ware • Susan & Bob Brown • Susan & Peter Ordway • Susan Fall & Frank Sardone • Tonia & James Kalleward • Tucky & Chuck Elliott • Vivian Cooper • William & Nancy Richardson • Zoe & Harold Schuitmaker

Leader: Pam & Tom Mansager • Barbara & Bill Parfet • Barbara & Preston Parish • Connie and Stan Rajnak • Diane Robertson • Janice & Edward Sackley • Linda & Bob Salisbury • Nancy Springgate & Pete Kushner • Mary L. Tyler • John Wattles & Marian Klein

Visionary: Susan & Jon Bowers • Muriel Gregg • Richard Groos • Donna & Tom Lambert • Michelle & David Mackay • Connie & Hugh Mehaffie • Jon Stryker • Ronda Stryker & William Johnston

Benefactor: Adrienne & William DeNooyer • Andrea & James Klett • Andrea Storrs • Ann & John Marks • Ardyce & David Curl • Barbara & William Comai • Carol & Donald Coggan • Carol & James Carter • Carrie and Bill Venema • Celine & Thomas Keizer • Courtenay & Jon VanderMolen • Dale Hubbard • Deborah French & Anthony Ricketts • Diann Joyce Miller • Drs. Gary & Cynthia Ruoff • Eileen Wilson-Oyelaran & Olasope Oyelaran • Elizabeth & Craig Martin • Elizabeth Hawk • Gail & Thomas Kasdorf • Gerald Harty & Jon Durham • Gretchen Danby • Helen Jo & Ted Emerson • Jane & John Holmes • Jeanne & David Lambright • Jennalie & Joel Shepherd • Joan & Paul Rahn • Joann Arvanigian • Joy & Christopher Markin • Joyce DeNooyer • Karen Vaughn Ouding & Michael Ouding • Kathy & Terry Hutchins • Kay & John Polzin • Kevin Covert • Laurel A. Grotzinger • Lauren & Gregory Anthony • Lee Bricker • Linda & Dean MacVicar • Mara & Bob Hayes • Marcia & Michael Liepman • Marian & Ken Fisher • Marilyn & Larry Schlack • Mary & Henry von Schreiner • Mary Jo & Blake Hawk • Mary Larson • Melanie Kroes-Cooper & Ric Cooper • Micki & Douglas Maxwell • Nancy Schemanski • Nina Mollhagen • Patricia Pierce • Renu & Taran Sharma • Sara & Roger Becker • Sarah & Craig DeNooyer • Sarah Parfet • Sharon & Richard Mahoney • Sue & Dennis Berkebile • Susan Bourget & Peter Coles • Sylvia Wong • Synthia & Gary Kushner • Thomas K. Kocher • Valerie & David Flagler

Finances

Statement of Financial Position Assets

2012

2011

2010

2009

Current assets (1) Long-term promises to give (1) Cash restricted for long-term purposes Investments Non-art property (net of depreciation) Permanent collection

157,722 9,860 1,744,333 14,822,022 8,135,655 10,976,273

211,459 18,990 1,503,551 14,722,022 8,398,592 10,441,728

1,905,736 221,524 27,855 1,614,060 1,509,827 1,617,224 13,749,490 13,675,853 8,647,953 8,653,113 9,904,272 9,305,003

TOTAL ASSETS

35,845,865

35,296,342

35,745,133 35,086,777

LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS Current liabilities Net assets

115,421 35,730,444

156,222 35,140,120

179,845 145,341 35,565,288 34,941,436

TOTAL LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS

35,845,865

35,296,342

35,745,133 35,086,777

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES SOURCES OF FUNDS Public support and grants (2) Membership Investment income, net gain (loss) Class tuition (3) Exhibitions (2) Gallery Shop and other sales Building rental Miscellaneous TOTAL SOURCES OF FUNDS

1,250,739 352,978 1,194,019 654,302 55,211 304,025 69,279 2,367 4,157,162

1,329,534 332,979 2,157,759 537,894 111,079 308,209 63,142 1,997 4,842,593

1,638,130 325,547 1,125,527 644,672 48,537 248,742 47,023 (3,028) 4,075,150

2,298,060 342,720 (1,609,496) 488,768 163,408 317,428 49,896 4,639 2,055,423

USES OF FUNDS School (3) Museum education Exhibitions and permanent collection (2) Gallery shop and other sales Support services (1) Change in net assets

744,176 236,283 451,176 194,973 1,940,229 590,324

580,148 249,688 497,428 212,779 3,727,723 (425,168)

692,321 229,447 446,915 184,025 1,898,590 623,852

572,597 247,171 969,250 237,778 1,897,742 (1,869,115)

TOTAL USES OF FUNDS

4,157,162

4,842,598

4,075,150

2,055,423

(1) Preliminary unaudited (2) A long-term promise to give was reclassified to current in 2010 and written-off in 2011 (3) Received support in 2009 and 2010 for major exhibitions in 2009 and 2011 (4) Workshop in Italy every other year (5) Gain from the sale of deaccessioned permanent collection art The KIA is fortunate to have dedicated volunteers serving on two committees of the Board. The Finance Committee scrutinizes the annual budget proposal and recommends to the Board. Additionally, it reviews actual operating performance relative to budget throughout the year and reports to the Board. The Endowment Committee reviews the investment performance of endowed funds, recommends the annual draw and makes major policy recommendations to the Board. Jointly the committees receive the report of audited financial statements and report the results to the Board.

KIA Staff as of september, 2012 Administration

James A. Bridenstine, Executive Director

Ron Boothby, Director of Facilities

Joe Bower, Director of Development

Susan Eckhardt, Director of Museum Education

George Baltmanis, Director of Finance and Personnel

Denise Lisiecki, Director of Kirk Nemman Art School

Vicki Wright, Director of Collections and Exhibitions Administrative/Business Staff

Elaine Biddle, Executive Assistant

Karyn Juergens, Gallery Shop Manager

Robin Morast, Assistant Gallery Shop Manager

Lori McCullough, Bookkeeper

Mary Landi, Receptionist

Maria Scott, Receptionist Collections/Exhibitions Staff

Karla Niehus, Assistant Curator

Robin Goodman, Registrar

Brian Mosher, Exhibitions Preparator Museum Education Staff

Michelle Stempien, Curator of Education

Greg Waskowsky, Curator of Collections & Special Programs

Dennis Kreps, Librarian Development Staff

Farrell Howe, Marketing & PR Coordinator

Sandy Linabury, Volunteer Coordinator

Jay Simon, Membership Coordinator

Heather Ricketts, Event Coordinator Kirk Newman Art School Department Chairs

Denise Lisiecki, 2-D

Brian Hirt, Ceramics, 3-D

Chad Bagge, Ceramics Assistant

Stuart Gibson, 2-D, Photography

Mary Whalen, Photography Assistant Buildings and Grounds

David Barron, Assistant Director of Facilities

Mike Doss, Neil Murphy and Ed Bogart, Maintenance Assistants

Mark Watson, Head of Security

KIA Program, Exhibition, and Event Sponsors 2008/09—2010/11 Major Sponsors Bronson Healthcare Group CSM Group Discover Kalamazoo Dorothy U. Dalton Foundation Eaton Corporation Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP Institute of Museum and Library Services Irving S. Gilmore Foundation Kalamazoo Art League Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Board of Directors Kalamazoo Regional Educational Service Agency/ Education for the Arts Kalamazoo County Convention & Visitors Bureau Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund

W.K. Kellogg Foundation Henry Luce Foundation Richard and Jane Manoogian Foundation Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs Michigan Humanities Council Miller Johnson National Endowment for the Arts Pfizer Corporation PNC Bank Diane S. Robertson Charitable Foundation Santreece Foundation Stryker Corporation Tyler Little Family Foundation Harold and Grace Upjohn Foundation

Sponsors Adams Outdoor Advertising Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo Bells Brewery Chemical Bank Consumers Credit Union Consumers Energy Foundation DeNooyer Chevrolet Educational Community Credit Union John E. Fetzer Institute Fund Fifth Third Bank The Fountains at Bronson Place Friendship Village Greenleaf Trust

Greenleaf Hospitality Group Kalamazoo Community Foundation Kalamazoo Gazette Kalamazoo Public Library Keyser Insurance Group Just Good Food Mangia Mangia Miller Canfield Panera Bread Olin & Muriel Prather Charitable Foundation, Trustee T. Huff Prudential Preferred Realtors Smith SHARE Foundation Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Services

Contributing Sponsors Allied Waste Services The Ample Pantry Bacchus Wine and Spirits Biggs Gilmore Blue Granite Borgess Health Bowers Manufacturing Burdick-Thorne Foundation Chin Chin Asian Restaurant Comerica Bank H.P. and Genevieve Connable Fund Edwards Industrial Sales

Supporters Bravo!

Custer Office Environment Jones Soda!

Kalamazoo Knitting Guild Kalamazoo Log Cabin Quitters Rave Cinemas Signature Artists Cooperative Weavers Guild of Kalamazoo West Michigan Art Quilters West Michigan Glass Art Center West Michigan Potters Guild

ERA Network Real Estate Eve Salonspa First National Bank of Michigan Gordon Water Systems Harding’s Heritage Community of Kalamazoo Idun Spa and Salon Kalamazoo Country Day School Kalamazoo Valley Community College Michigan Radio Miller Auditorium Newmind Group

Public Media Network River Street Flowerland Starbucks Coffee Company Target TGI Fridays Tromblay Salon and Gallery United Party and Rental Services VanderSalms-Flipse Flower Shop and Garden Center WGVU WMUK Youth United Way