National Museum of Women in the Arts Annual Report 2018

ANNUAL REPORT FY18 July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018

National Museum of Women in the Arts Annual Report FY18 July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018

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On the cover | Top, left to right: Laure Tixier, Plaid House (Hutte) (Plaid House (Hut)), 2008; Felt, 59 x 59 in. diameter; Collection Mudam Luxembourg, Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean; © Laure Tixier; On view in Women House | Visitors enjoying Sylvia Snowden’s June 12 (1992); On view in Magnetic Fields; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA | Bottom, left to right: Audience members gathering for Fresh Talk: Out Loud; Photo by Kevin Allen | Beverly Penn, Maelstrom (detail), 2011; Bronze, 108 x 108 x 6 in.; NMWA, Purchased with funds from the Geiger Family Foundation; Photo by Christopher Zaleski; Courtesy of the artist, Lisa Sette Gallery, and William Campbell Contemporary Art; On view in Heavy Metal On the back | Top, left to right: Mónica Mayer speaks at Fresh Talk Forum: Mónica Mayer’s El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project; Photo by Kevin Allen | A visitor to Women House looks at Judy Chicago’s Butterfly Test Plates (1973–74); Photo

by Margot Schulman | Bottom, left to right: Attendees enjoy Sunday Supper at Fresh Talk: Righting the Balance III; Photo by Kevin Allen | At the 2018 Spring Gala, then-Board President Cindy Jones (center) with gala co-chairs Amra Fazlic, Jayne Visser, Grace Bender, and Amanda Polk; Photo by Tony Powell

CONTENTS From the Founder and Director Year at a Glance Exhibitions Collection and Growth Library and Research Center Engaging Audiences • Women, Arts, and Social Change • Education • Digital Outreach and Advocacy • National and International Committees • Membership and Giving

Finances Staff, Volunteers, and Interns Supporting Roles

FROM THE FOUNDER

Dear Friends of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, In fiscal 2018, we hosted an impressive slate of exhibitions and programs.

Revival showcased exciting contemporary artists whose work is represented in our collection. Magnetic Fields: Expanding American Abstraction, 1960s to Today shone a light on several generations of African American women artists creating major abstract paintings and sculptures. These women persevered in the face of many obstacles, and we are proud to have celebrated their accomplishments. Women House was a wonderful international collaboration. NMWA partnered with La Monnaie de Paris to stage this exhibition of artists whose work explored ideas about women and the home.

Heavy Metal showcased the museum’s unique network of national and international committees. The committees have expanded in recent years throughout Europe, South America, and the United States—they support NMWA’s work in Washington, D.C., as well as the endeavors of women artists in their regions. Their continued strength demonstrates the power and appeal of NMWA’s mission to people around the world.

Once again, I am pleased to see the museum on strong financial footing.

We end the fiscal year with an increased endowment, greater programmatic support, many dedicated supporters, and a clear direction.

I thank each of you for your continued commitment to the museum and to women in the arts.

Sincerely,

Wilhelmina Cole Holladay Chair of the Board

Founder's photo by Michele Mattei

FROM THE DIRECTOR

Dear Friends of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, It has been a thrill to see the museum reach new heights and new audiences during fiscal 2018.

Director’s photo by Michele Mattei

As you will read in this year’s Annual Report, our formidable and diverse exhibitions engaged modern and contemporary artists. I also was particularly excited to host 465 artists from the D.C. area at the museum to connect with each other for Now Be Here #4, DC/VA/MD. This group photograph and our first community-focused artist resource fair were created in partnership with Los Angeles-based artist Kim Schoenstadt.

In our third season of Women, Arts, and Social Change (WASC) programming, we invited world-renowned poets, including Nikki Giovanni, and artists such as Judy Chicago and Mónica Mayer to the museum’s stage. They shared their art and perspectives with our intergenerational audiences, who now know that Fresh Talks at NMWA will feature inspiring stories and powerful discourse. We were honored as well to welcome European museum directors Laurence des Cars, director of the Musée d’Orsay, Paris; Frances Morris, director of the Tate Modern, London; and Eike Schmidt, director of the Uffizi Gallery, Florence, for Fresh Talk—Righting the Balance III. They discussed ways that they are prioritizing gender equity, committing anew to the goal of shining a light on women artists in their collections and exhibitions.

A highlight of the year was photographer Annie Leibovitz’s acceptance of NMWA’s Lifetime Achievement for Excellence in the Arts Award. In her speech at the Spring Gala, she spoke about witnessing a new confidence in today’s young women. She believes that institutions like ours have been wellsprings for this burgeoning esteem.

I hope you enjoy this report, and I appreciate your support of the museum.

Susan Fisher Sterling The Alice West Director

YEAR AT A GLANCE “It is institutions like NMWA that have invited young women to think of themselves with such confidence.”—photographer Annie Leibovitz

September 2017

October 2017

November 2017

Founder Wilhelmina Cole Holladay accepts the Mayor’s Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts from D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser.

The exhibition Magnetic Fields opens, showcasing abstract art by multiple generations of black women.

El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project features the first WASC Fresh Talk Forum and participatory exhibition.

Images below, left to right: Wilhelmina Cole Holladay and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser; Photo by Rebecca Dupas | Mildred Thompson, Magnetic Fields (detail), 1991; Oil on canvas, triptych, 70 ½ x 150 in.; Courtesy of the Mildred Thompson Estate, Atlanta, Georgia; © Mildred Thompson Estate | A museum visitor explores El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project; Photo by Kevin Allen | Laurie Simmons, Walking House, 1989; Chromogenic print, 64 x 46 in.; Collection of Dr. Dana Beth Ardi; Photo courtesy of the artist and Salon 94, New York | Gwen Miller of City National Bank—an RBC Company, Annie Leibovitz, and Amy Sturtevant of RBC Wealth Management; Photo by Tony Powell | Heavy Metal—Women to Watch 2018 artists; Photo by Sarah Baker

March 2018

April 2018

June 2018

The exhibition Women House opens, featuring work that upends stereotypes about women and the home.

At the Spring Gala, photographer Annie Leibovitz accepts the Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in the Arts.

The exhibition Heavy Metal opens with a celebration attended by all twenty featured artists.

EXHIBITIONS Polly Apfelbaum, Emperor Twist (detail), 2015; Woodblock print on handmade paper, 25 ⅜ x 25 ⅜ in.; Printed and published by Durham Press; Image courtesy and © Durham Press and the artist

Chromatic Scale: Prints by Polly Apfelbaum | March 10–July 2, 2017 Chromatic Scale featured Polly Apfelbaum’s prints with bright colors and abstract motifs.

Revival | June 23–September 10, 2017 In celebration of NMWA’s 30th anniversary, Revival presented women working in sculpture, photography, and video who use spectacle and scale for expressive effect.

“The work [in Revival] poses more questions than answers, which is what art is all about.”

—BmoreArt

Anna Gaskell, untitled #104 (A Short Story of Happenstance), 2003; Chromogenic print, 71 ½ x 90 ¼ in.; NMWA, Gift of Heather and Tony Podesta Collection

“[Equilibrium: Fanny Sanín] is part of a larger movement that seeks to shed light on female abstract artists, who have often been overlooked.”—Washington Post Fanny Sanín, Composition No. 1, 2016, 2016; Acrylic and pencil on paper, 25 ½ x 40 in.; Courtesy of the artist

Equilibrium: Fanny Sanín | July 14–October 29, 2017 Equilibrium illuminated Fanny Sanín’s colorful geometric abstract compositions.

Magnetic Fields: Expanding American Abstraction, 1960s to Today October 13, 2017–January 21, 2018 Magnetic Fields placed abstract works by multiple generations of black women artists in context with one another—and within the larger history of abstract art—for the first time.

“Magnetic Fields defies clichés of gender, race.”—Washington Post “This is the first time that I’ve seen this many abstract works by black women artists in one place. I was moved to tears. [The art] is beautiful, compelling, and powerful.”

—visitor

Left: Candida Alvarez, Puerto Rico, 25796, 2008; Watercolor, pencil, and marker on vellum, 12 x 9 in.; Courtesy of the artist, Chicago, Illinois; © Candida Alvarez; Photo by Tom van Eynde | Above: Magnetic Fields artist Nanette Carter (center), with exhibition guest curators Melissa Messina and Erin Dziedic

El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project | November 10, 2017–January 5, 2018 In this bilingual and participatory installation, presented in conjunction with a Fresh Talk Forum and community outreach events, Mónica Mayer transformed the clothesline into a tool to facilitate dialogue around women’s experiences with gender-based violence.

“Love the Clothesline gallery and being able to write down my story.”

—visitor “Isn’t that arguably the point of good social practice art, that the work moves conversations and action forward towards social change?”

—Hyperallergic

Above: Attendees taking part in the installation El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project; Photo by Kevin Allen Right: Installation view; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA

“Liu exploits the sculptural possibilities of the medium, layering her prints and dripping ink to create varied textures that segment her compositions.”

—New York Times

Hung Liu, Sisters, 2000; Lithograph with chine collé on paper, 22 x 29 ¾ in.; NMWA, Gift of the Harry and Lea Gudelsky Foundation, Inc.; © Hung Liu

Hung Liu In Print | January 19–July 8, 2018 This exhibition explored Hung Liu’s multi-layered works, which feature highly textured surfaces, veils of color, and screens of drip marks that transform each composition.

Women House | March 9–May 28, 2018 Global artists in Women House recast conventional ideas about the house as a feminine space through provocative photographs, videos, sculptures, and room-like installations.

“A profound and jolting exhibition!

Thank you!”

—visitor “What Women House is really about is the space women occupy, and how it can both empower and entrap them.”

—Washington Post

Exhibition attendees with Nil Yalter’s sculpture Topak Ev (1973); Photo by Margot Schulman

Heavy Metal—Women to Watch 2018 | June 28–September 16, 2018 The fifth installment in NMWA’s Women to Watch exhibition series—a dynamic collaboration between the museum and its national and international committees—showcased twenty contemporary artists working with metal in wide-ranging scales and techniques.

“Contrasts abound in [Heavy Metal], a survey of what’s happening in art today.”

—Washington City Paper

Top, left to right: Alice Hope, Untitled (detail), 2012; Aluminum ball chain and perforated metal, 6 x 6 ft.; Private collection; Photo by Jenny Gorman | Heavy Metal artist Rana Begum and members of the U.K. Committee; Photo by Sarah Baker Above: The Heavy Metal artists enjoy the opening reception and exhibition

COLLECTION AND GROWTH “This is the most amazing museum!”—visitor

GROWING VISITORSHIP 121,106 visitors came to the museum during FY18, reflecting a 3.8% increase over FY17 and an 8.4% increase over FY16.

A FRESH LOOK The museum introduced a new logo and messaging along with advertising for the #5WomenArtists social media campaign.

ON THE MOVE During FY18, 15 works from the museum’s collection traveled on loan to 12 exhibitions at 22 other museums in 5 countries.

Above: A museum visitor enjoys a gallery with Amy Sherald’s It Made Sense...Mostly in Her Mind (2011) and They call me Redbone but I’d rather be Strawberry Shortcake (2009) and Frida Kahlo’s Self-Portrait Dedicated to Leon Trotsky (1937); Photo by Margot Schulman Right: Loïs Mailou Jones, Ode to Kinshasa, 1972; Mixed media on canvas, 48 x 36 in.; NMWA, Gift of the artist; Photo

by Lee Stalsworth; On view at four venues across the U.S. in We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85

RECENT ACQUISITIONS “I am thrilled to see the work of a diverse group of women, living and dead, to be celebrated each and every day, not just during women’s history month. Brava!”—visitor

COLLECTION GROWTH 133 new acquisitions in FY18: 69 Photographs 31

Prints

17 Sculptures 10

Paintings

3 Videos

Selected FY18 highlights and gifts: Left to right: Gene Kloss, Summer Evening in New Mexico, 1941; Etching, 12 ½ x 9 ½ in.; Gift of John and Linda Comstock | Ursula von Rydingsvard, Tak, 2015; Cedar, 62 x 50 x 26 in.; Gift of Wilhelmina Cole Holladay; Image courtesy Galerie Lelong & Co.; Photo by Michael Bodycomb; © Ursula von Rydingsvard

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Multiple

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Artist’s book

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Silver work

Clockwise from top left: Hung Liu, Winter Blossom, 2011; Woodblock print with acrylic ink, 32 ¼ x 29 ¾ in.; Gift of Steven Scott, Baltimore, in honor of the artist and the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of NMWA; © Hung Liu | Cornelia Parker, Thirty Pieces of Silver (exhaled) Sugar Bowl, 2003; Thirty silver-plated items crushed by 250-ton industrial press, with metal wire; Gift of the UK Friends of NMWA; Image courtesy of the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London | Jennifer Steinkamp, Fly to Mars 3, 2004; Video; Gift of Heather and Tony Podesta Collection; Photo courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, and Seoul | Marlo Pascual, Untitled, 2014; Laser-cut digital C-print on Plexiglas, 55 x 40 in.; Gift of Tony Podesta Collection, Washington, D.C.; Image courtesy of the artist and Casey Kaplan, New York | Helen Marten, Untitled, 2017; Lambswool, 86 ½ x 51 in.; Gift of Beth and Michele Colocci

LIBRARY AND RESEARCH CENTER Exhibitions organized by the Betty Boyd Dettre Library and Research Center (LRC): Wonder Women! | July 17–November 17, 2017 Inside the Dinner Party Studio | September 17, 2017–January 5, 2018 Hard to Define: Artists’ Books from the Collection | November 20, 2017–March 23, 2018 Making a Living: Women Artists Illustrating Books | March 26–July 27, 2018

“It took Judy Chicago five years to create The Dinner Party, perhaps the most famous feminist piece in the history of art. That painstaking process is explored [in Inside the Dinner Party Studio, featuring items in the museum’s Judy Chicago Visual Archive].”

—artnet News (“30 of the Most Important Museum Exhibitions This Season”) Above: Diane Gelon, Susan Hill, and Judy Chicago in the Dinner Party studio, 1978; Judy Chicago Visual Archive, Betty Boyd Dettre Library and Research Center | Opposite, top to bottom: Denise Aubertin, Shakespeare Hamlet, 1989; Softcover book and food materials; On view in Hard to Define | Jennaway Pearson, A Lady’s Champion (detail), 2016; Screen-printed, Coptic-bound artist’s book; On view in Wonder Women! | Participants in the 2018 Wikipedia Edit-a-thon; Photo by Traci Christensen

LRC in FY18 by the numbers • 6,060 LRC visitors • 527 reference requests answered • 375 new books added • 1,140 bibliographic records added • 300 artists’ books records created Women in Art Data Project The LRC joined the J. Paul Getty Trust’s Getty Vocabulary Program, a key resource for art history researchers. LRC added or enhanced listings for more than 2,000 un- or under-represented women artists.

Digital Asset Management The digital asset management system has grown to include 25,977 digital assets that were viewed 74,069 times in FY18. Assets include images from events and exhibitions as well as collection works.

Archival Acquisitions • Judy Chicago Visual Archive This collection will grow over time.

It currently consists of photographic materials documenting Chicago’s The Dinner Party and early work.

• Susan Katz “The Woman I Am” Collection • Pauline Kruetzfeldt Papers Public Events • DC Art Book Fair | November 5, 2017 • Wikipedia Edit-a-thon | March 17, 2018

ENGAGING AUDIENCES “These events have made NMWA seem like home, a space to learn and be accepted by my peers.”—Fresh Talk attendee

July 2017

October 2017

November 2017

The museum welcomes teachers to its eighth annual Art, Books, and Creativity Institute and third biennial Advanced Institute.

465 women artists gather for Now Be Here #4: DC/MD/VA, a group photo and resource fair.

Julie Chen delivers the third annual Book Arts Lecture, discussing her sculptural artists’ books.

Images below, left to right: A teacher tries an artists’ book technique at the ABC Institute; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA | Women artists take part in Now Be Here #4: DC/MD/VA; Photo by Kim Johnson; Courtesy of Kim Schoenstadt, Linn Meyers, and NMWA | Julie Chen and NMWA Book Arts Curator Emerita Krystyna Wasserman; Photo by Katie Benz, NMWA | Maren Hassinger gallery talk; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA | Aizuri Quartet; Photo by Erica Lyn | Fresh Talk: Out Loud book signing; Photo by Kevin Allen

January 2018

May 2018

June 2018

During the exhibition Magnetic Fields, artist Maren Hassinger leads an intimate gallery talk and a group art activity.

Three concerts are featured in the Shenson Chamber Music Concert Series for “Music in May.”

Following Fresh Talk: Out Loud, poets Nikki Giovanni, Emi Mahmoud, and Elizabeth Acevedo meet the audience.

WOMEN, ARTS, AND SOCIAL CHANGE “The poets reading their work and talking together pierced me to the core. So much authenticity and truth, so much power.”—attendee at Fresh Talk: Out Loud

FRESH TALK | The signature program of the Women, Arts, and Social Change initiative, Fresh Talks feature curated conversations with innovators who champion women through the arts.

• Fresh Talk:WASC Judy Chicago—Amplify | September 17, 2017 WASC WASC • • •

Fresh Talk Forum: Mónica Mayer’s El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project | November 12, 2017 Fresh Talk: Righting the Balance III—Can there be gender parity in museums? | March 18, 2018 Fresh Talk: Out Loud—a night of poetry and conversation | June 13, 2018

Click to watch Fresh Talk videos on the museum’s YouTube channel!

Above: Nikki Giovanni speaks and reads her poetry in Fresh Talk: Out Loud; Photo by Kevin Allen Right: An interactive exhibition opened alongside Fresh Talk Forum: Mónica Mayer’s El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project; Photo by Kevin Allen

“I saw The Dinner Party at the Brooklyn Museum in late 1979 or 1980. It was a thrill to see and hear Judy in person.”

—attendee at Fresh Talk: Judy Chicago

Above: Laurence des Cars, Frances Morris, and Eike Schmidt onstage in Fresh Talk: Righting the Balance III—Can there be gender parity in museums?; Photo by Kevin Allen Right: Judy Chicago speaks at a Fresh Talk in September 2017; Photo by Kevin Allen

CULTURAL CAPITAL | Partnerships with leading D.C.-area organizations connect the museum with new audiences for collaborative programs. This year, partners included: • •

SPAIN Arts & Culture Creative Mornings/DC

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Environmental Film Festival March on Washington Film Festival

SHENSON CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS Led by Artistic Director Gilan Tocco Corn, the 20th season of concerts featured: • • •

Sang-Eun Lee, cello | October 18, 2017 Danbi Um, violin | November 8, 2017 Angela Hewitt, piano | May 2, 2018

• •

ModernMedieval Trio of Voices | May 9, 2018 Aizuri Quartet | May 23, 2018

EDUCATION “I leave so inspired. I can’t thank you enough. It is so important to focus on women artists!”

—ABC Advanced Institute attendee

ART, BOOKS, AND CREATIVITY (ABC) In July 2017, NMWA educators welcomed teachers to the ABC Teacher Institute and the Advanced Teacher Institute: • 36 participants hailed from public and private schools across the country—D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, as well as New York, North Carolina, Oregon, and Texas.

• Altogether, attendees teach approximately 8,800 students per year.

“I enjoyed meeting like-minded educators. Making art was pretty fun, too!”—ABC Teacher Institute attendee

Sharing Knowledge, Extending Access • See for Yourself cards featuring works on view illuminated art for visitors.

• Guide by Cell audio tours received 967 unique callers.

• Large-print guides were available for major special exhibitions.

Museum Volunteers in FY18:

Above right: An ABC Teacher Institute participant takes part in an art-making activity; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA

• Assisted more than 100,000 visitors

Above left: A NMWA educator gives art-making instructions to preschool visitors; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA

• Contributed 5,447 service hours • Guided 232 tours for 4,438 visitors

Opposite, top: At a Firsthand Experience Workshop, an attendee enjoys learning a new technique; Photo by Adrienne L. Gayoso, NMWA

Workshops, Tours, Talks, and More • 2,948 adult visitors attended guided tours.

• 1,490 children ages 3–18 attended 84 guided school or youth tours, including 15 Art Explorations for Early Learners tours.

• 290 attendees came to 8 teacher programs—including events focused on early childhood education and abstract art.

• 90 participants attended 6 Firsthand Experience Workshops with visiting artists.

• 4 artists whose work was featured in special exhibitions led in-gallery talks.

DIGITAL OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY “The point [of #5WomenArtists] is to raise awareness of persistent gender inequity in the art world, from the lack of women in leadership roles at most major museums to the relative dearth of exhibitions by female artists.”—Penta

CAN YOU NAME FIVE WOMEN ARTISTS?

#5WomenArtists In March 2018, the museum reprised its acclaimed social media campaign, asking, “Can you name five women artists?”

MOST PEOPLE WE ASKED COULD NOT.

• 9,000 individuals and organizations participated, including more than 625 cultural institutions from 35 countries.

• More than 17,500 tweets and 4,000 Instagram posts were shared.

Photo by Kevin Allen

The museum challenged D.C. Metro commuters to think about women artists with this cover for the Washington Post Express; Ad by Tronvig Group; Photo by Kevin Allen

• More than 90 institutions and individuals published blog posts about the campaign.

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEES Regional programs for Women to Watch From fall 2017 through spring 2018, participating committees celebrated women artists working with metal in their regions.

Committees support the museum and champion women artists in their regions, extending NMWA’s reach beyond its walls.

Heavy Metal—Women To Watch 2018 In June 2018, the museum opened Heavy Metal, the fifth in the Women to Watch exhibition series, a collaboration between the museum and its committees.

Featured artists and sponsoring committees: Cheryl Eve Acosta (Greater Kansas City Area), Rana Begum (United Kindgdom), Carolina Rieckhof Brommer (Peru), Lola Brooks (Georgia), Paula Castillo (New Mexico), Charlotte Charbonnel (France), Venetia Dale (Massachusetts), Petronella Eriksson (Sweden), Susie Ganch (Mid-Atlantic Region), Alice Hope (Greater New York), Leila Khoury (Ohio), Holly Laws (Arkansas), Blanca Muñoz (Spain), Beverly Penn (Texas), Serena Porrati (Italy), Alejandra Prieto (Chile), Kerianne Quick (Southern California), Carolina Sardi (Florida), Katherine Vetne (Northern California), Kelsey Wishik (Mississippi)

Committees in Georgia, Ohio, Greater New York, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Greater Kansas City, San Francisco, the U.K., France, Peru, and Chile sponsored regional exhibitions and panel discussions to showcase their Women to Watch nominated artists.

Committee Conference In June 2018, eighty committee members gathered in Washington, D.C., to connect and share ideas. The conference was organized to coincide with the opening of Heavy Metal—Women to Watch 2018.

Above left: Committee members at the conference in June | Below: Members attend a luncheon at the Italian Ambassador’s Residence in honor of Heavy Metal; Both photos by Sarah Baker

National Committees Arkansas Chair: Dabney Pelton California (Northern) Chairs: Lorna Meyer Calas and Carol Parker California (Southern) Chairs: Janet Barnet and Marilyn Levin Florida Chair: Diane Grob Georgia Chair: Lisa Cannon Taylor Greater Kansas City Area Chair: Arlene Finney Massachusetts Chair: Sarah Bucknell Treco Mid-Atlantic Region Chairs: Brenda Bertholf and Elizabeth Robinson Mississippi Chair: Lillian Wade New Mexico Chair: Eva Borins Greater New York Region Chairs: Regina Bilotta and Island Weiss

Ohio Chairs: Barbara Richter and Harriet Warm Texas Chair: Brooke Taylor International Committees Chile Chair: Drina Rendic France Chairs: Katy Debost and Dorothée Joly Italy President: Claudia Pensotti Mosca Peru Chair: Verónica de Ferrero Portugal Chair: Maura Marvao Spain Chair: Sofia Barroso Sweden Chair: Inger Wästberg United Kingdom Chairs: Beth Colocci and Susan Zimny (List as of June 30, 2018)

MEMBERSHIP AND GIVING

Above: Mildred Thompson, Magnetic Fields, 1990; Oil on canvas, 62 x 40 in.; Gift of Georgia Committee of NMWA in honor of the museum and Georgia Committee’s 30th anniversary; Photo by Christopher Burke; © The Mildred Thompson Estate; Courtesy Galerie Lelong & Co., New York

Members make our work possible!

Members provide critical support for NMWA’s work to champion women in the arts through membership dues and additional gifts to annual appeals.

Thank you for making NMWA such a special museum!

Legacy giving

Women’s Committee

Planned gifts from dedicated members help provide for the museum’s future. Consider joining the museum’s Legacy Society by notifying NMWA of your planned gift today.

The Women’s Committee (current President Julie Sapone) was established in 1986 to promote NMWA through educational programs and social events in the Washington area.

Museum Shop

Publications

The shop continued its successful series of Modern Makers collaborations, teaming up with local women artists and artisans to create limited-edition products inspired by the museum’s collection.

Lee Lozano: Not Working (Yale University Press, 2018), by Jo Applin, was the second book to be published with support from NMWA’s Suzanne & James Mellor Prize, which supports scholarly work on women artists.

The museum also publishes the triannual Women in the Arts magazine, catalogues for exhibitions including Heavy Metal, and more.

Left: A museum fan models the t-shirt featuring names of women artists made in collaboration with Dionna Dorsey from District of Clothing; Photo by Rhiannon Newman Below: An attendee captures Sylvia Snowden’s in-gallery talk during Magnetic Fields; Photo by Emily Haight, NMWA

Digital Media Digital engagement helps distant members stay connected and enables NMWA to share news and celebrate women artists.

In FY18, our profile continued to grow: • 682,035 visits to nmwa.org • 77,202 Broad Strokes blog views • 47,886 Twitter followers • 47,525 likes on Facebook • 37,688 Instagram followers (an increase of 14,203!)

• 15,252 YouTube views

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statements of Financial Position Assets Cash Other current Total current assets Net property and equipment Investments Net pledges receivable Liabilities and net assets Payables accruals and deposits Long-term liabilities Total liabilities Net assets

FY18 $

$ $

$

Statements of Activities Support and revenue: Membership, support, and contributions Events, publications, and products Net investment income Other income and reimbursements Total support and revenue Expenses: Program services Supporting services Cost of sales and auxillary activities Art collection items purchased Total expenses Change in net assets Net assets, beginning of year Net assets, end of year

2,829,397 522,533 3,351,930 6,809,466 66,029,242 109,278 76,299,916

$

1,439,823 170,956 1,610,779 74,689,137 76,299,916

$

$

$

4,217,871 393,999 4,611,870 7,499,919 58,711,824 336,893 71,160,506 1,459,770 160,443 1,620,213 69,540,293 71,160,506

FY18 $

$

Statements of Cash Flows Cash flows from operating activities Change in net assets Adjustments of non-cash revenue and expense and reclass Net increase (decrease) in current assets Net increase (decrease) in current liabilities Net cash (used for) or provided by operating activities Net cash (used for) or provided by investing activities Net cash (used for) or provided by financing activities Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year Cash and cash equivalents, end of year

FY17

9,202,511 2,068,034 4,508,356 1,222,213 17,001,114 8,318,541 2,190,414 1,343,315 11,852,270 5,148,844 69,540,293 74,689,137

FY17 $

$

13,906,162 2,288,365 5,476,903 729,615 22,401,045 6,875,982 2,505,305 1,386,933 324,368 11,092,588 11,308,457 58,231,836 69,540,293

FY18 $

5,148,844

$

(3,723,568) 21,778 (9,434) 1,437,620 (4,095,242) 1,269,148 (1,388,474) 4,217,871 2,829,397

FY17 $

11,308,457

$

(13,252,362) (91,514) 536,449 (1,498,970) (8,147,489) 9,619,358 (27,101) 4,244,972 4,217,871

* This information has been derived from the financial statements audited by Gelman, Rosenberg & Freedman, Certified Public Accountants

SUPPORTING ROLES BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Sally L. Jones Marlene Malek Jacqueline Badger Mars Wilhelmina Cole Holladay— Juliana E.May Chair Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Winton S. Holladay— Jackie Quillen Vice-Chair Julie Sapone** Martha Lyn Dippell— Sheila Shaffer President Kathleen Elizabeth Springhorn Gina F. Adams— Jessica H. Sterchi First Vice President Mahinder Tak Susan Goldberg— Annie S. Totah Second Vice President Sarah Bucknell Treco** (Community Relations) Frances Luessenhop Usher Joanne C. Stringer— Ruthanna Maxwell Weber Treasurer Alice West Nancy Duber—Secretary Patti White Mary V. Mochary— **Ex-Officio Finance Chair Amy Weiss— NMWA ADVISORY Nominations Chair BOARD Nancy Nelson Stevenson— Sarah Bucknell Treco—Chair Works of Art Chair Noreen M. Ackerman Marcia Myers Carlucci— Sunny Scully Alsup Building Chair Carol Matthews Lascaris— Kathe Hicks Albrecht Jo Ann Barefoot President Emerita and Gail D. Bassin Endowment Chair Pamela Parizek—Audit Chair Arlene Begelman Sue Ann Berlin Cindy Jones—At Large (Immediate Past President) Catherine Bert Brenda Bertholf Dana J. Snyder—At Large Susan Fisher Sterling—The Nancy Anne Branton Margaret C. Boyce Brown Alice West Director** Deborah G. Carstens Janice Lindhurst Adams Paul T. Clark Pamela G. Bailey Rebecca Chang M. A. Ruda Brickfield Donna Paolino Coia Charlotte Clay Buxton John Comstock Rose Carter Linda L. Comstock Diane Casey-Landry Byron Croker Lizette Corro Lynn Finesilver Crystal Ashley Davis Liz Cullen Betty Boyd Dettre Verónica de Ferrero Deborah I. Dingell Belinda de Gaudemar Karen Dixon Fuller Katy Graham Debost Marian Hopkins

Betty Boyd Dettre Alexis Deutsch-Adler Kenneth P. Dutter Geraldine E. Ehrlich Elva Ferrari-Graham Lisa Claudy Fleischman Rosemarie Forsythe Jane Fortune Anita Friedt Claudia Fritsche Julie Garcia Lisa Garrison Nancy Gillespie de La Selle Barbara S. Goldfarb Anjali Gupta Sue J. Henry Anna Stapleton Henson Caroline Rose Hunt* Kitty de Isola Jan V. Jessup Alice D. Kaplan Janece Smoot Kleban Arlene Fine Klepper Doris Kloster Nelleke Langhout-Nix Cynthia Madden Leitner Fred M. Levin Gladys K. Lisanby Sarah H. Lisanby, M.D. Nancy Livingston Clara M. Lovett Joanne Ludovici Patricia Macintyre Maria Teresa Martínez C. Raymond Marvin Pat D. McCall Dee Ann McIntyre Cynthia McKee Constance C. McPhee Suzanne S. Mellor Milica Mitrovich Claudia Pensotti Mosca Deborah E. Myers Jeannette T. Nichols Kay W. Olson Katherine D. Ortega

Margaret H. Perkins Patti Pyle Drina Rendic Barbara Richter Elizabeth Robinson Elizabeth A. Sackler Stephanie Sale Consuelo Salinas de Pareja Steven Scott Marsha Brody Shiff Kathy Sierra Ann L. Simon Kathern Ivous Sisk Geri Skirkanich Dot Snyder Denise Littlefield Sobel Patti Amanda Spivey Sara Steinfeld Josephine L. Stribling Susan Swartz Cheryl S. Tague Lisa Cannon Taylor MaryRoss Taylor Debra Therit Deborah Dunklin Tipton Marichu Valencia Nancy W. Valentine Sara M. Vance Waddell Paula S. Wallace Harriet L. Warm Krystyna Wasserman Island Weiss Tara Beauregard Whitbeck Linda White Patti White Betty Bentsen Winn Rhett D. Workman

ENDOWMENT, INDIVIDUAL, CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, AND GOVERNMENTAL DONORS NMWA is deeply grateful to supporters of the Legacy of Women in the Arts Endowment Campaign, whose generosity guarantees that NMWA will endure and inspire for generations to come. Although we can only list donations of $10,000 and above, NMWA is grateful to all donors to the endowment.

We also wish to thank all the following individual donors who made contributions from July 1, 2017, to June 30, 2018. Your support enables the museum to develop groundbreaking exhibitions, expand its education, library, and outreach programs, and offer other special events to the public. Although we can only list donations of $500 and above, NMWA is thankful for all of its members and friends.

ENDOWMENT

Drs. A. Jess and Ben Shenson* Endowment Foundation MaryRoss Taylor Trustee Alice W. and Gordon T. ($1 million+) West, Jr. Anonymous Betty B. and Rexford* Dettre Endowment Foundation Fellow Estate of Grace A. George Wilhelmina C. and Wallace F.* ($200,000–$499,999) Catharina B. and Holladay, Sr. Livingston L. Biddle, Jr.* Carol and Climis Lascaris Marcia Myers and Frank* Estate of Evelyn B. Metzger* Carlucci The Honorable Mary V. Costa del Sol Cruise Mochary Rose Benté Lee Ostapenko* Kenneth P. Dutter Estate of E. Louise Gaudet The Madeleine Rast Lorraine G. Grace* Charitable Remainder William Randolph Hearst Trust* Foundation The Walton Family Estate of Eleanor Heller Foundation Fred M. Levin and Nancy Endowment Foundation Livingston/The Shenson Governor Foundation, in memory ($500,000–$999,999) of Drs. Ben and A. Jess Noreen M. Ackerman Shenson P. Frederick Albee and Dorothy S. Lyddon*/Seven Barbara E. Albee* Springs Foundation Catherine L. and Marlene McArthur and Arthur A. Bert, M.D. Frederic V. Malek J.W. Kaempfer, Jr. Victoria J. Mastrobuono* Nelleke Langhout-Nix Sea Goddess I and II Trips Joe R. and Teresa L. Long Alejandra and Enrique James R. and Suzanne S. Segura Mellor Sheila and Richard Shaffer National Endowment for Clarice Smith the Humanities

Endowment Foundation Counselor ($100,000–$199,999) Gina and Eugene Adams Janice L. and Harold L. Adams Nunda and Prakash Ambegaonkar Carol C. Ballard Baltic Cruise Eleanor and Nicholas D. Chabraja Clark Charitable Foundation Hilda and William B. Clayman Julia B. and Michael M. Connors Martha Lyn Dippell and Daniel Lynn Korengold Gerry E. and S. Paul* Ehrlich, Jr. Enterprise Rent-A-Car FedEx Corporation The Geiger Family Foundation Barbara A. Gurwitz and William D. Hall Caroline Rose Hunt*/The Sands Foundation Cindy and Evan Jones Alice D. Kaplan Dorothy and Raymond LeBlanc Lucia Woods Lindley Gladys K. and James W.* Lisanby

Lockheed Martin Corporation Adrienne B. and John F. Mars Juliana and Richard E.* May Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Irene Natividad The Miller and Jeanette Nichols Foundation/ Jeannette T. Nichols Nancy O’Malley* Lady Pearman Reinsch Pierce Family Foundation/Lola C. Reinsch and J. Almont Pierce Julia Sevilla Somoza Marsha Brody Shiff June Speight* Kathleen Elizabeth Springhorn Mahinder K. and Sharad Tak Sami and Annie Totah Family Foundation Elzbieta Chlopecka Vande Sande Endowment Circle ($50,000–$99,999) Linda Able Choice* George* and Ursula Andreas Arkansas Fifty Lulu H. Auger* Virginia Mitchell Bailey* Sondra D. and Howard M. Bender*/The Bender Foundation, Inc. Patti Cadby Birch*

Laura Lee and Jack S. Blanton, Sr.*/Scurlock Foundation Anne R. Bord* Caroline Boutté BP Foundation, Inc. M. A. Ruda and Peter J. P. Brickfield Margaret C. Boyce Brown Martha Buchanan Charlotte Clay Buxton Sandra and Miles Childers Mary and Armeane Choksi Donna Paolino Coia and Arthur Coia Margaret and David Cole/The Cole Family Foundation Holland H. Coors* Porter and Lisa Dawson Courtenay Eversole Suzy Finesilver*/The Hertzel and Suzy Finesilver Charitable Foundation Karen Dixon Fuller Alan Glen Family Trust Peter and Wendy Gowdey Laura L. Guarisco Jolynda H. and David M. Halinski Janie Hathoot Hap and Winton Holladay I. Michael and Beth Kasser William R. and Christine M. Leahy Louise C. Mino Trust Zoe H. and James H. Moshovitis Joan and Lucio A. Noto Marjorie H. and Philip Odeen Nancy Bradford Ordway Katherine D. Ortega Margaret H. and Jim Perkins Ramsay D. Potts*, in honor of Veronica R. Potts Elizabeth Pruet* Edward Rawson Jane S. Schwartz Trust Jack and Dana Snyder Judith Zee Steinberg and Paul J. Hoenmans Susan and Scott Sterling

Endowment Friend ($10,000–$14,999) Carol A. Anderson Julia and George L. Argyros Mrs. Joseph T. Beardwood, III Catherine Bennett and Fred Frailey Susan G. Berk Mary Kay Blake Booz Allen Hamilton Lynne V. and Richard Cheney Esther Coopersmith Darby Foundation Jack J. Dreyfus, Jr.* Endowment Patron Patricia M. and Clifford J. ($25,000–$49,999) Ehrlich Micheline and Sean Connery Mary Page and Thomas B. Sheila ffolliott Evans Georgia State Committee Lois Lehrman Grass of NMWA Anna Stapleton Henson New York Trip Alexine C. and Aaron G.* Mississippi State Committee Jackson of NMWA Jan Jessup Northern Trust Pamela Johnson and Estate of Mary Marvin Wesley King Breckinridge Patterson Helga and Peter-Hans Chris Petteys* Keilbach Lisa and Robert Pumphrey* Howard and Michelle Elizabeth A. Sackler Kessler Estate of Madoline W. Ellen U. and Alfred A. King* Shreve* Jacqueline Badger Mars Patti Amanda and Bruce C. Raymond Marvin Spivey Clyde and Pat Dean McCall Sahil Tak/ST Paper, LLC, Edwina H. and In honor of Alice West Charles P. Milner Jean and Donald M. Wolf Evelyn V. and Robert M.* The Women’s Committee of Moore NMWA Harriet Newbill Endowment Sponsor Estate of Edythe Bates Old ($15,000–$24,999) PepsiCo., Inc. Deborah G. Carstens Anne and Chris Reyes Stephanie Fein Savannah Trip Martha and Homer Mary Anne B. Stewart Gudelsky* Paula Wallace/Savannah Sally L. Jones College of Art and Design Louise H. Matthews Fund Marjorie Nohowel Lily Y. Tanaka Wasilewski Liz and Jim Underhill Jean S. and Gordon T. Wells Elizabeth Welles Dian Woodner Nancy N. and Roger Stevenson, Jr. Jo and Thomas Stribling Susan and Jim Swartz Elizabeth Stafford Hutchinson Endowed Internship—Texas State Committee of NMWA William and Frances Usher Stuart and Chancy West Betty Bentsen Winn and Susan Winn Lowry Yeni Wong

INDIVIDUALS $1 million+ Winton and Hap Holladay Susan Wisherd* $500,000–$999,999 Madeleine Rast* Rose Bente Lee Ostapenko* Mildred Weissman $100,000–$499,999 Jacqueline Badger Mars Marjorie B. Rachlin Denise Littlefield Sobel Susan and Jim Swartz $50,000–$99,999 Anonymous Marcia Myers Carlucci Betty Boyd and Rexford* Dettre Clara M. Lovett Betty Standiford* MaryRoss Taylor $25,000–$49,999 Gina and Eugene Adams Susan and Robert Beckman Belinda de Gaudemar Elva Ferrari-Graham Suzanne, Bruce, Sophie, and Ella Glassman Cindy and Evan Jones Marlene A. and Frederic V. Malek The Honorable Mary V. Mochary Stephanie Sale Geri Skirkanich Sarah D. Toney* $15,000–$24,999 Gail D. Bassin Grace and Morton Bender Ashley Davis Martha Dippell and Daniel Korengold Amra and Damir Fazlic Jamie S. Gorelick and Richard E. Waldhorn Nancy Livingston and Fred M. Levin Dee Ann McIntyre The Honorable Katherine D. Ortega

Diane Casey-Landry and Brock Landry Renee Chodur John and Mai Cleary $10,000–$14,999 Linda L. and John Comstock Anonymous (2) Paula Ballo Dailey* and Sunny Scully Alsup and Brian Dailey William Alsup Sara Fagen Lucy Buchanan Elizabeth and Michael Galvin Charlotte and Michael Julie and Jon Garcia Buxton Narges Gheissari Deborah G. Carstens JoAnne and Benjamin Paul T. Clark Ginsberg Drs. Bonnie and Todd* Susan Goldberg Jefferis Sheila and Patrick Gross Liz Cullen Sue J. Henry Alexis Deutsch-Adler W. Bruce Krebs Nancy and Marc Duber Carol M. and Climis G. Faye C. Edwards Lascaris Lisa Claudy Fleischman Robin Rosa Laub Rosemarie Forsythe Sandy Liotta Bruce A. Gates Dr. Kathleen A. Maloy and Lee Anne F. Geiger Ms. Heather L. Burns Larry Hayes Adrienne B. Mars Alice D. Kaplan Honey McGrath Selma M. King* Constance C. McPhee Marcia MacArthur Claudia Pensotti Mosca Lorna Meyer Calas and Nancy Ann Neal Dennis Calas Jeannette T. Nichols Kristine Morris Marjorie and Philip Odeen Susan and Jay Nussbaum Pamela J. Parizek Kay W. Olson Carol Parker Elizabeth Robinson Nellie Partow Sheila and Richard Shaffer Burnley T. Perrin* Dasha Shenkman OBE Dr. Michael and Mrs. Mahy Jack and Dana Snyder Polymeropoulos Patti Amanda and Bruce Dr. Cynthia M. Shewan Spivey Kathy Sierra Susan and Scott Sterling Jessica Silverman Jane Swicegood Beverly Hall and Kurt Smith Cheryl S. Tague Karen and William Marichu Valencia Sonneborn Betsy Vobach Kimberly Stanley Paula S. Wallace Sara Steinfeld Patricia and George White Christine Suppes Linda L. and Douglas C. White Kim and Sarah Baldwin Swig $5,000–$9,999 Debra Therit Noreen M. Ackerman Deborah Dunklin Tipton Tracy and Adam Bernstein Annie S. Totah Catherine Bert and Arthur Krystyna Wasserman Bert, M.D. Alice W. and Gordon T. Margaret C. Boyce Brown West, Jr. Rose and Paul Carter Amanda and Curtis Polk Christine P. Rales Kim and Dirk Visser

$2,000–$4,999 Janice L. and Harold L. Adams Mark and Kathe Albrecht Jo Ann Barefoot June C. Bashkin* Arlene Begelman Sue Ann and Ken Berlin Brenda Bertholf Susan Borkin Bertha Soto Braddock M. A. Ruda and Peter J. P. Brickfield Jane Lipton and Calvin Cafritz Charlotte Anne Cameron Rebecca Chang Mary and James Clark Barbara L. Cohen Donna Paolino Coia and Arthur Coia Tammie Collins Lizette Corro Byron Croker Lynn Finesilver Crystal Kitty de Isola and Max Cambana Katy Graham Debost Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Dreyer Kenneth P. Dutter Geraldine E. Ehrlich Sally and Mark Ein Barbara L. Elky Elizabeth and Anthony Enders Hanna G. Evans Mimi Alpert Feldman Barbara L. Francis and Robert Musser Sally Mott and John K. Freeman Anita Friedt Lisa Garrison Nancy Gillespie and Sebastian de La Salle Carol and Henry Goldberg Barbara S. Goldfarb Anjali Gupta Ilene S. and Jeffrey S. Gutman Fruzsina M. Harsanyi and Raymond Garcia Lilo A. Hester Caroline Rose Hunt*

Jan V. Jessup Sally and Christopher H. Jones Cheryl L. Keamy Rita Marie Kepner, Ph.D. Janece S. Kleban Arlene Fine Klepper and Martin Klepper Doris Kloster Anne and Robert Larner Elissa Leonard Gladys K. and James W.* Lisanby Joanne Ludovici, Esq. Cynthia Madden Leitner and Walter Leitner Maria Teresa Martínez C. Raymond Marvin Juliana and Richard E. May Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. McCall, Jr. Cynthia McKee Melanie and Larry Nussdorf Carol J. Olson Monica T. O’Neill Llelanie Orcutt Lisa Painter* Anna Marie Parisi and Robert L. Trone Margaret H. and Jim Perkins Robin Phillips Mr. David H. Pincus Jean Porto Maddie L. Preston Jacqueline L. Quillen Elizabeth S. Ray Drina Rendic Dr. Markley Roberts Jean Hall and Thomas D. Rutherfoord, Jr. Kara Singh Dot Snyder Judy W. Soley Kathleen Elizabeth Springhorn Nancy N. and Roger Stevenson, Jr. Joanne C. Stringer George Swygert Deborah and Diane Szekely Linda Talbert Lisa Cannon and Charles Edison Taylor

Mary M. Free Tracy Freedman Sara A. and Michael Friedman Wendy Frieman and David Johnson Joyce and Roy Gamse Reide Garnett Yolanda S. George Leslie Gold Emily B. Grigsby Pamela Gwaltney Barton C. Hacker and $1,000–$1,999 Margaret S. Vining Anonymous (4) Nancy Hackerman Ruth and Sam Alward Susan Hairston Ellen Wren Anderson Jay and Robin Hammer Richard Andrus Patricia A. Harcarik and Joanne Barker Carlton Nelson Jane L. Barwis Carla Hay James and Ginger Bowen Marilyn J. and Philip Hayes Diana T. and Colin H.* Brown Jean E. Hayward, M.D. Jean B. Brown Pat and Fred Henning Katherine and Richard Bruch Anna Stapleton Henson Yolanda Bruno Shelley and Allan Holt Nancy and Alan Bubes Toney Hopkins Melissa and Jason Burnett Michelle Howard Carol Byrne Susan M. Hyatt Susan Carmel Margot and Deepak Jain Dr. Mary A. Carnell and Dr. Dr. Allan Jaworski and Agnes Guyon Dr. Deborah M. Winn Lisa Chadwick Madelyn Jennings Meredith Childers and Margaret M. Johnston Dimitris C. Varlamis Rosalyn and Gary* Jonas Kittie B. Clarke Susan and Lawrence Kadish Mary Clutter Keiko and Steven Kaplan Robyn D. Collins Dolores Karp Wylene R. Commander Sheldon and Audrey Katz Ellen and Steve Conley Ellen Kay Amy and Larry Corey Susan W. Klaveness Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Cox Barbara J. Kraft and Peter Nancy G. Crain Winkler Elizabeth Crane Cynthia M. Krus The Honorable Edith Crutcher Suzanne S. La Pierre Dr. Linda Daniel Julia M. Ladner Joan Danziger Mary Lou Laprade Amy and Tripp Donnelly Emmanuelle and Brieuc Christopher J. Donnelly Le Bigre Ellen Drew Barbara F. Lee Lindsay and LeRoy Eakin, III Christina Gungoll Lepore Sarah G. Epstein and John Leubsdorf and Lynn Donald A. Collins Montz L. B. Ewing Finlay and Willee Lewis Samia and A. Huda Farouki Claudette S. Leyden Barbara Liotta Patt Trama Sarah Bucknell Treco Frances Usher Sara and Michelle Vance Waddell Harriet L. Warm Amy Weiss Elizabeth B. Welles Tara Beauregard Whitbeck Betty Bentsen Winn Rhett D. Workman

Judy R. Loving Kristen and George Lund Joanne Lyman Maryann Lynch Cora Sue Mach Jane C. Mallonee Pamela W. Massey Tracy B. McGillivary Owen McMahon, Jr. Helen McNiell and Antonio Alcalá Dottie Mergner Joyce Henderson Mims Mary Mocas Sharon Moody and Kenneth Kent Helen Mulkeen Deborah E. Myers Melissa Nabors Heidi Nitze Mary B. Olch Kristen and Nels Olson John Paradiso and Tom Hill Susan Parish Cynthia Paschen Sarah Perot Barbara and John Phair Ginger and Kirby Pickle Yvonne Pine Olwen and Don Pongrace K. Shelly Porges and Rich Wilhelm Timothy M. Price Sarah M. Pritchard Martha A. Prumers Toni Ratner Miller Irma and Marc Reshefsky Jean W. Roach Bonnie and Thomas Rosse Irene Roth and Vicken Poochikian Susan M. Ryan-Deaner Christopher M. Sargent Joyce E. Scafe Mary Schmidt and Russell Libby Sarah C. Shoaf, D.D.S. Dennis Siegner Joan Simon Andrea Roane and Michael Skehan Sarah S. Slocum Virginia Smith

Dr. Lera and Steven Smith Dorothy W. Stapleton Alice and Ken Starr Dr. Marjorie L. Stein Jan W. Stevenson Andrea Strawn Micaela A. Trumbull Jeanne Vander Ploeg Toni G. Verstandig Sarah Vradenburg Valaree Wahler Candace King Weir Karen Wilson Dorothy and Kenneth Woodcock Dr. Suzanne J. Yoon and Dr. Walter S. von Pechmann II $500–$999 Anonymous Diane Abeloff Rachel Abraham Dharini Agganwal Shirley Aidekman-Kaye and Ben Kaye Rob Akins and Mark Berry Ms. Margery Al-Chalabi Ruth Altheim Priscilla Andre-Colton Robin M. Andrews Claire Arnold Mr. Joseph Asin and Ms. Beryl Gilmore Sylvia A. Azoyan Diane Azzolin Jeff and Beverly Backerman Patricia Baig Sharon Balzer Rosamond A. Barber Rebecca A. Barclay Kathleen Barclay Linda C. Barclay G. Bauer Danielle C. Beach, Esq. Mary Ellen Bergeron Dianne Berman Barbara E. Berner and Rev. Milton T. Berner Sharon K. Bigot Regina Bilotta Frances and Daniel W. Blaylock Gaylyn N. Boone and James Dorcy

Eva M. Borins Mary Boylan Anne E. Branch Nancy Anne Branton Bobbe J. Bridge Margo A. Brinton Ph.D. and Eldon Park Barbara and Russell Brown Beth B. Buehlmann Rosemarie Buntrock Abigail S. Burke and Veronica Mallory Stubbs Hanna Burruss Catherine and William Cabaniss Casey and Jack Carsten Laura and Guy Cecala Vicki E. Chessin Karen M. Clewell Kathryn and Douglas Cochrane Elinor Coleman and David Sparkman Myrna Colley-Lee Ana and Paul Collins Elizabeth Colton Susan Combs Marilue Cook Molly Cotton Susan Crippin Cynthia G. Daniels Paul Davis Sara and Philip Davis Doloras E. Davison Claudia De Colstoun Barbara Denrich Karen Detweiler Sara Jo Victors Dew Deborah J. Dorshimer Barbara Douglas Cynthia A. Downes Barbara Dunsmore Margaret P. and Peter Dzwilewski Doug and Joyce Eagles Anne and Augustus Edwards Margaret M. Ellis Mary Evans Loretta Fabricant Valerie Facey Shirley B. Familian Jill Ferrera Joyce Itkin Figel and Brad Figel

Sandra Filippi and BarrĂŠ Bull Denise J. Fiore Anne-Marie Fitzgerald Nancy M. Folger Albert L. Folsom Helen H. Ford Constance S. and Joseph P. Franklin Cary Frieze Karen L. Friss Virginia Elkin Fuller Mary C. Giglio Sara E. Gillis Kay and Ian Glenday Merry Glosband Marguerite F. Godbold Jennifer Golden Jim Goldschmidt Barbara B. Goodman Lois Lehrman Grass Catherine A. Green Diane M. Gulseth Lorraine Gyauch June Hajjar Alan and Bonnie Hammerschlag Sandi and Larry Hammonds Charlotte P. Harrell Kathy Hart Mary J. Hayden and Carla J. Tomaso Dr. Irene W. D. Hecht and Mr. Jerome R. Saroff Delphine Hedtke Jo M. Hendrickson Connie Hershey Michael H. Hetzner Ellen Hill-Godfrey and John Godfrey Nancy Hirshbein and Robert Roche Jennefer A. Hirschberg Muna Hishmeh Steven B. Hopping, M.D. Larry Hothem Nancy Insprucker Sarah Cary Iselin Diane M. Jacobs Elayne Janiak and Karl C. Voiles Shirley J. Jenkins H. Martha Johns Anne and Clay Johnson

Gretchen W. and James L. Johnson Sheila C. Johnson Shaunna Jones Julie Karcis Helen J. Kattan Kay Kendall and Jack Davies Patricia A. Kenney Leslie J. Kenyon Mary S. and Stephen E. Kitchen Kathleen Knepper Paul Knight Lee Kobayashi Susan A. Kowalski Lynne S. Kraus Patricia M. Langan and James Figetakis Carrie A. Langsam Julia Lanigan Kay Larrieu Joan O. Lautenberger Dale Leibowitz and Amy Kaster Rosalie F. Leigh Nancy and George Leitmann Mary K. Leskovac Ronnie Levin Bari D. and Keith D. Levingston Sharon I. Lewis Sandra Lotterman Carl M. Louck Anne H. Magoun Pamela Marron Marsha Mateyka Sally Mayer Janice Mays Lorraine M. McDonnell and Stephen Weatherford Dagmar E. McGill Margaret Tafoya McLaughlin and Wilma Conley Tafoya Dr. Diane A. Mitchell Dorothy Kerper Monnelly Sherrill A. Mulhern Lola M. Muller Linda Myers Ginny and Hartley Neel Laurel M. Nett Christie Neuger Beth Ann and Robert Newton Bu Nygrens Jane Olin

Carol and Thomas Olmstead Madeline and Allan Olson Lida Orzeck Ilga I. Ozolins Rebecca J. Parsons Lois M. Pausch Ellen and Anson Peckham Marta M. Pereyma Meredith and Burnett Peters Dede and Tom Petri Mrs. Leonard Pfeiffer, IV Nedra Pickler Carol T. and William Pollak Amelia Preece Diana Query Mary H. Railsback and Joel L. Ekstrom Jorgen A. Rasmussen Janis S. Reed Mary Lynn Reese Carlyn Ring Jim Ritter Diane C. Robertson Jane Rostov Daria A. Rothe Amy Russo Donna Z. Saffir Louise S. Sams Sandra Sanabria and Alexandre Coimbra Julie and Captain David Sapone Meghan Scharbauer Julie Schauer Timothy P. Schoettle Karen Schwartz Jocelyn S. Selig Mary A. Severson Shirley Shapiro Peggy K. Shiffrin Nancy and Simon Sidamon-Eristoff Doris G. Simonis Rae L. Siporin Linda Skare Karen and Michael Smith Lisa Smith Wayne and F. Louise Smith Ruth Karl Snyder Ann M. Soderquist Marian S. Sofaer Linda Watkins Sorkin Susan Kahn Sovel

Richard E. Stafford Marsha Steed Pegge McGuire Steele Margaret H. Stone Linda Stonerock Carol A. S. Straumanis Douglas K. Struck M. Elizabeth Swope Judy Takács Gail Talbott Helen Tapper Marta Kipfmueller and Bernard J. Theisen Sharen A. Thomas Linda J. Thompson Debra Tillery Irene Trowell-Harris Patricia A. Vaughan Rosa Ines Vera and Joseph Carey Anne L. Von Rosenberg Olivia Weese Carolyn L. Wheeler Valerie and John Wheeler Karen and James Whitman Kathryn Williams Lucy and Scott Wilson Jane Wilson Richard Winter Wanda C. Wood, Ret. Mary Lee Wood Joyce Zaitlin

CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS $100,000+ GRoW @ Annenberg $50,000–$99,999 FedEx/Gina Adams Davis/Dauray Family Fund RBC Wealth Management and City National Bank Walton Family Foundation, Inc. $25,000–$49,999 Bernstein Family Foundation Clark-Winchcole Foundation McDermott Will & Emery** Mississippi State Committee of NMWA The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation

Northern Trust The Ray and Dagmar Dolby Family Fund Reva and David Logan Foundation Share Fund SunTrust Foundation Texas State Committee of NMWA $15,000–$24,999 Boies Schiller Flexner LLP Christian Dior Couture Embassy of the United Arab Emirates Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc. Milton and Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Foundation Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

The Mill Foundation, LTD Museum Education Trust of the Jewish Communal Fund Nancy Peery Marriott Foundation New Mexico State Committee of NMWA Ohio Advisory Group of NMWA PECO Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

$2,000–$4,999 Bottega Veneta, Inc. Chile Committee of NMWA Dimick Foundation Gli Amici del NMWA Heart of Neiman Marcus Foundation Fund Louis J. Kuriansky $10,000–$14,999 Foundation, Inc. Black Women’s Agenda, Inc. Max Mara Carl M. Freeman Foundation The Rosenstiel Foundation DMM Strategies Spain Committee of NMWA FACE Foundation UK Friends of NMWA Geiger Family Foundation The Van Metre Family LaVerna Hahn Charitable Foundation Trust The Whiting-Turner Les Amis du NMWA Contracting Company Lucas Kaempfer Foundation, $500–$1,999 Inc. Anonymous Peru Committee of NMWA The Coca-Cola Company Sachiko Kuno Foundation DonateWell Sotheby’s McGregor Links Charitable Southern California State Gift Fund for the Greater Committee of NMWA Capital Region Versace USA, Inc. Field Holdings $5,000–$9,999 Greater Kansas City The American Institute of Community Foundation Architects Greater New York Arkansas State Committee Committee of NMWA of NMWA Guild of Professional Tour Bloomberg Philanthropies Guides of Washington, DC Florida Committee of NMWA The Edward and Ruth Georgia Committee of NMWA Legum Family Fund Greater Kansas City Area James R. Meadows, Jr. Committee of NMWA Foundation Marshall B. Coyne The Jane Henson Foundation Foundation, Inc. Junior League of Mary Potishman Lard Trust Washington, Inc. Massachusetts State The Lemon Foundation Committee of NMWA The NAMASTE Foundation

Richard & Peggy Greenfield Foundation The Roach Foundation, Inc. United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey United Way of the National Capital Area Women’s Committee of the Corcoran Gallery of Art

GOVERNMENT SUPPORTERS D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities National Endowment for the Arts U.S. Commission of Fine Arts and the National Capital Arts and Cultural Affairs Program * Deceased **In-kind Gifts NMWA strives to ensure the accuracy of donor information.

We apologize for any errors or omissions. Contact 202-7837989 with changes or questions.

INSTITUTIONAL LENDERS TO EXHIBITIONS Revival Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York City Rubell Family Collection, Miami Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh

Magnetic Fields Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City David C. Driskell Center at the University of Maryland, College Park Mott-Warsh Collection, Flint, Michigan Brandywine Workshop and Archives, Philadelphia Denver Art Museum New Orleans Museum of Art

Women House The SAMMLUNG VERBUND Collection, Vienna Collection 49 Nord 6 Est, Frac Lorraine, Metz, France The Easton Foundation, New York City The Approach, London Tate, London Fonds municipal d’art contemporain de la Ville de Paris Moderna Museet, Stockholm Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.

Mudam Luxembourg, Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Modern Collection, Lisbon Centre national des arts plastiques, Paris Vehbi Koç Foundation Contemporary Art Collection, Istanbul

STAFF, VOLUNTEERS, AND INTERNS MUSEUM STAFF Natalia Aguilar Greg Angelone Susan Aronstam Pamela Ayres Catherine Bade Bruce Banks Michael Barreto Douglas K. Beaver Norman Boone Shanesha Boyd Sharon Boyd-Blue Jessica Brown Vicky Bryant Lucy M. Buchanan Zoe Buchanan Meredith Chandler Malik Cherry Traci Christensen Angie Clexton Bailey Clougherty Christine Cofield Deidy Cordero Nicholas Deciutis Melani N. Douglass Renee Dyson Jonathan Elliott Mushtaq Ejaz Tyra Forte Mark Francisco Shannon Gabriel Deborah Gaston Adrienne Gayoso Patrick Glisson Tyler Grasee Alicia Gregory Ilene Gutman Emily Haight Knowles Harmon Ashley W. Harris Holly Herzfeld Carolyn Higgins Young Hong Andy Hudson Tonesha Hughes Christina Iannuzzi Kimanee Jimerson Courtney Jines Helena Johnson

Jerome Johnson Alexa Kaye Julia Keller Tom Kinsella Christina Knowles Mara Kurlandsky Ginny Lewinski Elizabeth Lynch Alicia Lyons Keith Maddox Amy Mannarino Dana Sherman Marine Steven Mecca Stacy Meteer Stephanie Midon Dwight Mitchell Aaron McKeiver George McKoy Raziq McNeill Richard Moore Lori Brubaker Morales Fiona Murray Rich Olivo Sarah Osborne Bender Jennifer Page Angelic Phillips Meropi Plato Ellen Pollak Kim Porter Derren Reid Adriana Regalado Danita Robinson McArthur Rodgers Katie Ryan Brendan Scott Hannah Shambroom Susan Fisher Sterling Jacob Stickann Brittanie Taylor Angel Thompson Virginia Treanor Gordon Umbarger Robert Washington Krystyna Wasserman Kathryn Wat Alexandra Wilson Ieshia Wright Orin Zahra

VOLUNTEERS Debra Agostini Carmen Anderson Sheila Archambault Helke Fay Arrington Alison Baitz Rose Marie Barreyro Martha Barroso Jamela Black Alyssa Brockington Sarah Bryant Burns Anne Buckwalkter Kirsten Byerts Josephine Cabatu Sumana Chatterjee Felice Cohen Marilyn Cohen Anne Dine Mona El-Bayoumi Bettifae Fassler Kathy Fearnsides Erin Garland Rashonda Harris Anne Headley Ruth Herman Rina Hofmann Maryann Holleran Marianna Horn Etta Hulcher Masooma Hussain Marissa Huttinger Alexis Jason-Mathews Suzanne Johnson Olga Kulyk Ashton Kunkle-Mates Sara Mahan Paige Mason Emily McClintock Colli McKiernan Paige Mihalik Genevieve Moreland Justine Morgan MaryBeth Musumeci Laurie Nakamoto Yvonne Neal Nesha Oates Hamda O’Brien Lindsey Ohle Diva Ranade

Heidi Rastin Christina Reitz Margaret Richardson Rachel Roiland Maria Rossi Jennifer Schrock Erin Sharkey Angeline Somerville Linda Stocker Yasmin Tasan Betty Taska Christina Thomas Casey Toggweiler Tiana Trutna Corinne Vigen Lori Vitelozzi Mary Walter Elizabeth Welles Susan White Hanna Wiese Ed Williams Erica Woodward Jan Zastrow

INTERNS Gabriela Achury Chloe Bazlen Katie Benz Allison Burns Kimberly Colbert Gala Cude-Pacheco Audrey Gerlach Mylynda Gill Nana Gongadze Meredith Hamme Katie Maleckar Xiaoxiao Meng Samantha Musser Shannon Neal Roseline Odhiambo Ilayda Orankoy Emily Sawyer Maureen Smith Sabrina Smith Kali Steinberg Airey Vitter Jordan Wiseman