Bruce Museum Annual Report 2010–2011
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Bruce Museum Annual Report 2010–2011 Theodore Nierenberg (American, 1923–2009) Untitled (Winter) Color photograph 10 1/8 x 15 in. Bruce Museum Collection Gift of the Estate of Theodore Nierenberg 2010.12 2 Cover: Power Figure (Nkisi Nkondi) Unidentified Kongo (Yombe subgroup) artist, late 19th–early 20th century Lower Congo Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo; Cabinda Province, Angola; or Republic of the Congo Wood, metal, glass, resin, pigment, animal hide, organic materials 26 x 12 x 9 in. Allan Stone Collection Bruce Museum Annual Report 2010–2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from the Co-Chairmen of the Board 4 Board of Trustees 6 Museum Council/Collectors Council 8 Standing Committees 10 Executive Director’s Report 14 Exhibitions 18 Publications 24 Collection Acquisitions 26 Major Exhibition Sponsorships 28 The Hascoe Lecture Series 34 Exhibition Programs 36 The Science Lecture Series 40 Education Programs 42 Membership 52 Special Events 58 The Renaissance Ball 62 Volunteers 64 Operating Gifts 68 Corporate and Foundation Support 72 Bruce Museum-at-a-Glance 74 Statements of Financial Position 76 Operating Statements 77 Bruce Museum Staff 78 3 Co-Chairmen of the Board Nathaniel B. Day and Tamara Holliday Letter from the Co-Chairmen of the Board 4 Dear Members and Friends, The past fiscal year has been another year of accomplishment and renewal at the Bruce Museum. Peter C. Sutton, our executive director, shares in his report the impressive range of activities—art and science exhibitions, educational programs and public programs—presented by the Bruce Museum during the year. In FY 2011, the Museum once again drew on the tremendously rich resources of its own collections and local private collections to develop new shows, sought effective ways to drive up revenue and worked nimbly to economize at every turn while remaining true to its mission to serve visitors and the wider community with first-rate exhibitions and public programs. Although we saw some drop-off in the Annual Fund this year, we saw a healthy increase in our revenue derived from special events. We are pleased to report that the Bruce Museum ended the year with a balanced budget. Our results certainly attest to the generosity and commitment of the Bruce Museum’s friends and patrons. From the design of its exhibitions to the implementation of its educational programs, from the maintenance and security of its collections to the careful attention to its accounts, the Bruce Museum is very fortunate to have a cadre of talented and committed board members, staff and volunteers on whom to rely for the successful execution of all of its programs and activities. Over 400 volunteers donated 14,432 hours of service to the Museum last year, a considerable increase in volunteer support over FY 2010. We are particularly heartened by the energetic commitment of the Bruce Museum’s youth volunteers, who have made important contributions in support of every facet of the Museum’s operations. The Museum’s Youth Committee organized a live TEDx webcast that generated a following of more than 5,000 people worldwide in conjunction with the exhibition Arctic Sanctuary: Images of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and the Committee was recognized by the Association of Science-Technology Centers’ “Youth Inspired Challenge,” a national program designed to strengthen science, technology, engineering and mathematics curricula in American schools. The Neighborhood Collaborative completed its eighteenth successful year of providing a series of tours and inquiry-based classes to school children in neighboring underserved communities. The Museum opened its new Seaside Center at the Floren Family Environmental Center at Innis Arden Cottage, a handsome and well-appointed facility where educational and research activities will be offered nine months out of each year. Through its innovative and ambitious schedule of art and science exhibitions and full menu of public programs, the Bruce reaches a multitude of visitors each year: school children, retirees, art collectors and scholars, first-time guests, and members who visit us regularly. We hope that whether you have enjoyed one of the beautiful exhibitions this year, or perhaps have been enriched by a film, lecture, visit to the Seaside Center, a docent-led tour of an exhibition, or other educational offering, you will make the Bruce Museum a regular destination and visit often. On behalf of the Board, we extend our sincere thanks to all of the Museum’s volunteers, members and staff who have worked tirelessly to turn in another wonderful year of achievement at the Bruce. Nathaniel B. Day and Tamara Holliday 5 Board of Trustees Mission The Bruce Museum promotes the understanding and appreciation of art and science to enrich the lives of all people. 6 Officers Board Members Nathaniel B. Day, Co-Chairman Tamara Holliday, Co-Chairman Class of 2011 Linda Zwack Munger, Vice Chairman James M. Barton Patricia W. Chadwick, Treasurer Judith Lund Biggs Myrna R. Haft, Secretary Edward H. Bragg, Jr. James M. Barton, Member-at-Large Patricia W. Chadwick Walter F. Raquet, Member-at-Large Joel C. Coleman Peter C. Sutton, Executive Director and CEO Nathaniel B. Day Susan E. Lynch, Honorary Co-Chairman Tamara Holliday Charles M. Royce, Honorary Co-Chairman Michael A. Kovner James E. Murphy Honorary Trustees Brenda Taggart Thompson Steven and Alexandra Cohen Sue Ann Weinberg Kathy and Richard S. Fuld, Jr. Pam and Bob Goergen Class of 2012 Ambassador John L. Loeb, Jr. Barbara Dalio Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Michael Grunberg Myrna R. Haft Ex Officio Raymond E. Joslin Thomas J. Byrne, Moderator, Representative Town Meeting Susan E. Lynch Darby Cartun, Museum Council, Co-Chairman Susan V. Mahoney Sachiko Goodman, Museum Council, Co-Chairman Ingrid McMenamin Carmiña Roth, Renaissance Ball, Co-Chairman Alice P. Melly Jennifer Weinstein, Renaissance Ball, Co-Chairman Linda Zwack Munger Peter C. Sutton, Executive Director and CEO Andrew Prozes Peter J. Tesei, First Selectman Charles M. Royce Stephen G. Walko, Chairman, Board of Estimate and Taxation John W. Watling III Class of 2013 Tiffany A. Burnette Linda Chase-Jenkins Thomas P. Clephane Bruce F. Cohen Fred Elser Spencer B. Haber Leora R. Levy Walter F. Raquet 7 Museum Council & Collectors Council Members of the Museum Council are distinguished leaders in the community who support the mission of the Museum and act as ambassadors for the Museum. 8 Museum Council Darby Cartun, Co-Chairman Lynne Wheat Heather Mosley Kathleen Whitby Kate Osman Martha R. Zoubek Colleen Richmond Sachiko Goodman, Co-Chairman Deborah G. Royce Maria Allwin Lauren Saunders Carol Browne Maria Schmidt Richard and Virginia Case Collectors Council Steven Certilman Lisa Short Fritsch Susan Sonnenberg Alice Scovell Coleman Carmiña Roth, Chairman Joline Stemerman Carol Crapple Aundrea Amine Beth Taylor Lucy Day Stacia Balog Katherine Tenney Jean Doyen de Montaillou Berdie Brady Jennifer Weinstein Nancy A. Duffy Tiffany Burnette Carolyn Lewis Westerberg Anne Elser Jennifer Clark Julie Woods Sabrina Forsythe Vicki Craver Kathleen Fuld Kathy Cummins Lucy Glasebrook Nikki Denvir Pamela Goergen Julia Dunn Renée Hack Elizabeth Darst Susan Hut Lori Feldman Arianne Faber Kolb Rachel Franco Pamela Lewanda Kim Gregory Lillian T. Lum Tomoko Haber Juan Meyer Teresa Haskett Sarah Nelson Melissa Hawkes Lynne L. Pasculano Heather Jervis Natalie Pray Kimberly Johnson Leslee Rogath Elizabeth Bittner Joung Deborah Royce Allison Kanders Leah Rukeyser Kim Kassin Barbara Schwartz Lauren Kelley Deborah Simon Jenny Klein Edith and Roy Simpson Michael A. Kovner Gillian Steel Barbara Laux Deborah Stiles Tia Mahaffy Jennifer Stockman Kate McNamara Jieun Wax Jean Doyen de Montaillou Louise Weber Samantha Moro 9 Standing Committees 10 Audit Juan Meyer James M. Barton, Member-at-Large Thomas P. Clephane, Co-Chairman Patricia Q. Read Walter F. Raquet, Member-at-Large Alice P. Melly, Co-Chairman Whitney Lucas Rosenberg* Peter C. Sutton*, Ex Officio James M. Barton Leah S. Rukeyser Joel C. Coleman Michelle Spinei* Exhibitions Nathaniel B. Day Peter C. Sutton* James M. Barton, Chairman Tamara Holliday Carolyn Lewis Westerberg Judith Lund Biggs Gregory Hollop* John W. Watling III Tiffany A. Burnette Peter C. Sutton* Heidi Weber* Steven A. Certilman Ernest Wong Robert Whitby Jack Coyle* Liz Wooster* Nathaniel B. Day Collections Nancy A. Duffy Lynne L. Pasculano, Chairman Education Fred Elser Phil Alexandre Marianne Pollak, Chairman Vicki N. Fitzgerald Joel C. Coleman Judith Lund Biggs Robin Garr* Jack Coyle* Anne Burns* Gina Gould* Nathaniel B. Day Nathaniel B. Day Tamara Holliday Gina Gould* Carol Dixon Susan J. Hut Myrna R. Haft Kathy Epstein Michael A. Kovner Tamara Holliday Robin Garr* Lillian T. Lum Arianne Faber Kolb Tamara Holliday Kate McNamara Kenneth E. Silver* Mary Ann Lendenmann* Barbara Netter Peter C. Sutton* Peter Linderoth* Lynne L. Pasculano Sue Ann Weinberg Karen Marache Cristine S. Robinson Alice P. Melly Leah S. Rukeyser Development Diane Myers* Lauren B. Saunders Linda Zwack Munger, Chairman Peter C. Sutton* Kenneth E. Silver* Jennifer Bernstein* Deborah Simon Tiffany A. Burnette Executive Anne von Stuelpnagel* Becky Conelias* Susan E. Lynch, Peter C. Sutton* Linda Chase-Jenkins Nathaniel B. Day Christopher Franco Honorary Co-Chairman Brenda Taggart Thompson Charles M. Royce, Honorary Co-Chairman Finance Myrna R. Haft Nathaniel B. Day, Co-Chairman Patricia W. Chadwick, Chairman Tamara Holliday Tamara Holliday, Co-Chairman Alice P. Melly Raymond E. Joslin Linda Zwack Munger, Vice Chairman Linda Zwack Munger Michael A. Kovner Patricia W. Chadwick, Treasurer Amy O. Goodfriend Leora R. Levy Myrna R. Haft, Secretary Greg Hollop* 11 Opposite: Frederick W. Glasier (American, 1866–1950) Pete Mardo, 1923 Copy from glass print negative Photographic print Negative Number 1365 The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art Archives Peter C. Sutton* Mike Horyczun* Liz Wooster* Stuart R. Kaplan Pamela H. Lewanda Governance John W. Moffly IV Michael Grunberg, Co-Chairman Jonathan Moffly Susan V. Mahoney, Co-Chairman James E. Murphy Tiffany A. Burnette Elizabeth Phelps Nathaniel B. Day Whitney Lucas Rosenberg* Jean Doyen de Montaillou Fred Steinberg Raymond E. Joslin Anne von Stuelpnagel* Tamara Holliday Peter C. Sutton* Kathy Reichenbach* Liz Wooster* Whitney Lucas Rosenberg* Peter C. Sutton* Science Sue Ann Weinberg Fred Elser, Chairman Liz Wooster* Sue Baker Daniel V. Barrett Investment Richard Bergstresser Walter F. Raquet, Chairman Dr. Frank Cantelmo Patricia W. Chadwick Nathaniel B. Day George E. Crapple Cynthia Ehlinger* Nathaniel B. Day Annie Farrell Amy O. Goodfriend Robin Garr* Tamara Holliday Gina Gould* Greg Hollop* Lisette Henrey Andrew Prozes Tamara Holliday Peter C. Sutton* Robert H. Lawrence Karl Lendenmann Marketing & Membership Ingrid McMenamin Robert Rukeyser, Co-Chairman John Stauffer Martha R. Zoubek, Co-Chairman Peter C. Sutton* Alyssa K. Bonomo Liz Wooster* Thomas P. Clephane Alice Scovell Coleman Nathaniel B. Day Cynthia Ehlinger* Rodger Groves Tamara Holliday 12 * staff 13 Peter C. Sutton, The Susan E. Lynch Executive Director and CEO Executive Director’s Report 14 Over the course of the last year the Bruce Museum has offered a wide variety of exhibitions and programs, providing a savory menu even as the effects of the recent economic downturn lingered. Augmenting major loan exhibitions, we drew on the strengths of local private collections and our own permanent collection to fill the schedule of twelve shows. The headlining exhibition last fall was an interdisciplinary show, Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top, which surveyed this ever-popular spectacle with imagery from the eighteenth century to the present and examined the physics and mechanics of many circus acts. The exhibition was accompanied by a full array of public programs, including a Family Day. Our annual holiday show, A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Theaters, was drawn from the personal collection of Eric G. Bernard of New York City and explored the history and variety of a children’s toy that first emerged in the early nineteenth century. It showcased 35 miniature, antique paper theaters and evoked bygone pastimes and forms of recreation. The major exhibition last winter, Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum, highlighted the photography of Cindy Sherman, arguably the most famous woman artist at present, from ten local collections. It offered a survey of her career and emphasized the chameleon-like diversity of her self-portraits. Three shows drew on the strengths of the permanent collection: Human Connections: Figural Art from the Bruce Museum Collection, which explored a variety of approaches to the human form; Kashmir Shawls from the Bruce Collection highlighted one of the strengths of the textile collection; and Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Native American Maize Cultivation & Customs, explored the role of corn in Native American culture using textiles, paintings, pottery, baskets and prehistoric artifacts from the Bruce’s own holdings. The major show last spring and summer was Power Incarnate: Allan Stone’s Collection of Sculpture from the Congo, which featured outstanding, previously unpublished “power figures” and related sculptures from the Congo basin. Gathered by the renowned Contemporary Art dealer, the late Allan Stone, it revealed the extraordinary power and beauty of these art works, which were created to protect their communities from malevolence and disease. Finally, Picasso’s Vollard Suite: The Sculptor’s Studio was again borrowed from a local private collector and highlighted a group of etchings from the suite of more than 100 prints that Picasso exchanged with the legendary art dealer and publisher, Ambroise Vollard. They were executed at a time in the 1930s when Picasso sought to assert himself as a three dimensional artist, entering into a friendly competition with other leading sculptors of the day, including Matisse and Brancusi. 15 Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973) Four Models and a Sculptured Head, Paris, March 10, 1934 Combined technique 8 9/16 x 12 1/4 in. Private Collection © 2011 Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Visitors of all ages participated in the Museum’s public programs, including educational tours and classes from pre-K to grade 12 students, Family Days featuring storytellers, acrobats, naturalists, as well as art classes and hands-on activities, and lectures, tours and film series for adults. We served 5,257 students and adults through 318 programs in our school and group tours. Another 6,163 adults and students were engaged by our traveling Brucemobile, an educational outreach program that brings artifact-based lessons to classrooms and selected community organizations. Art historians, scientists, and historians offered twenty-eight lectures at the Museum. In conjunction with the Cindy Sherman show, the Hascoe Lecture series centered on the theme of photography, while the national parks, preserves and refuges were the subject of the Science Lecture Series. The Museum’s energetic Youth Committee organized its first TEDx event in March with a live webcast featuring a panel of nationally renowned speakers addressing issues relating to the protection of our national wildlife refuges. In addition to the 75 local students who attended, it drew more than 5,000 viewers from around the world who logged on to the webcast. 16 Additional student workshops were offered on topics ranging from the wonders of Yellowstone National Park and its wolf population, local animal life, paper theaters, and Native American crafts. The Museum continued to offer its popular outreach program, the Neighborhood Collaborative, which brings students from pre-K to grade 8 from low-income neighborhoods spanning from the Bronx to Bridgeport along the I-95 corridor. It reached nearly 900 students with 179 classes. This award-winning program provides a series of four visits and inquiry-based classes at no cost to the participating organization, including round-trip bus transportation. An important component of the program is the engagement of Junior Educators, high school students who are trained and paid a nominal amount to teach elementarylevel classes to the younger students. In June the renovated Innis Arden Cottage opened at Greenwich Point as the new home of the Bruce Museum’s Seaside Center and the Floren Family Environmental Center. Equipped with a state-ofthe-art marine touch tank, other aquaria and interactive exhibits it also offers meeting and workspaces for research as well as educational workshops. Staffed by the Museum’s naturalists, in its first summer of operation the new Seaside Center attracted 6,066 visitors, almost double the number of visitors who had come the previous year. We are fortunate to have a committed cadre of volunteers, numbering more than 400, who donated a total of 14,432 hours of service to the Museum complementing the dedicated work of the staff. With corporate underwriting of exhibitions still difficult to secure in an uncertain economy, we continued to rely on revenues derived from special events, notably the annual Renaissance Ball, and a creative new fundraiser, Dimensions in Dining, which featured a series of dinner parties at the homes of donors and benefactors, to which distinguished individuals in a broad range of fields were invited. Through the ongoing generosity of our Trustees and members and the economic restraint of the staff, we were able to post a balanced budget. We are proud of our commitment to the mission of the institution and service to the community, providing a broad range of exhibitions of the first quality. Peter C. Sutton The Susan E. Lynch Executive Director 17 Exhibitions 18 Cindy Sherman Untitled, 1981 Color photograph 24 x 48 in. Edition of 10 (MP# 96) UBS Art Collection Courtesy of the Artist and Metro Pictures Audrey Love Gallery and Newman-Wilds Gallery Exhibitions ▪ Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top September 25, 2010–January 9, 2011 The exhibition illuminated the pageantry and feats of skill and daring of this spectacular form of public entertainment and its evolution from the 18th century to the modern day. A sword swallower and an x-ray of his dare-devil performance as well as a moveable circus horse were among the delightful and fascinating elements of the show which helped visitors understand some of the mechanics and physics behind many of the performances associated with the circus. ▪ Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum January 29–April 23, 2011 Featuring thirty-two works by the artist, including large-scale black-and-white and color photographs drawn from ten local collections in Greenwich and surrounding 19 Sean Murtha Mural for Evolution of the Natural World: Highlights from the Bruce Museum Science Collection 2010 communities, this show examined the artist’s favored themes and suggested something of the chameleon-like diversity of her art. ▪ Power Incarnate: Allan Stone’s Collection of Sculpture from the Congo May 14–September 4, 2011 The second African art exhibition mounted by the Bruce since 1999, this show gave viewers the opportunity to explore the beauty of power sculptures of the Congo and their importance as objects to protect families and communities from malevolent forces and disease. 20 Paluzie (active 1867–1940) Barcelona, Spain, c. 1900 Proscenium, sheet number 1028; scenery, and figures, Don Juan Tenorio. Collection of Eric G. Bernard Arcade Gallery Exhibitions • Evolution of the Natural World: Highlights from the Bruce Museum Science Collection June 19–October 17, 2010 Stunning mineral, fossil and animal specimens from the Museum’s collection and large murals that brought to life the long extinct animals and plants on display highlighted the development of novelty and complexity in the evolution of this planet and its living things. ▪ A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Theaters October 30, 2010–January 30, 2011 This exhibition was a delightful reprise of a unique and popular child’s toy that emerged in the early 19th century—the paper theater—showcasing thirtyfive colorful, antique paper theaters plus related materials from the personal collection of Eric G. Bernard of New York City. 21 ▪ Human Connections: Figural Art from the Bruce Museum Collection February 12–June 5, 2011 Curated by the Museum’s 2010–2011 Zvi Grunberg Resident Intern, Julie Barry, this show featured approximately forty works from the Museum’s permanent collection and explored a variety of approaches to the human figure, from illusionistic portraits and classical nudes to timeless abstractions of the human form. ▪ Picasso’s Vollard Suite: The Sculptor’s Studio June 18–October 16, 2011 Featuring twenty-eight extraordinary images of The Sculptor’s Studio etchings from the group of one hundred prints that the artist delivered to the legendary art dealer and publisher, Ambroise Vollard, in exchange for several paintings in the dealer’s stock, the exhibition brought the classical world of the artist-and-model, as Picasso imagined it, fully to life. Other Exhibitions ▪ The Beckoning Path: The Woodland Garden Photographs of Theodore Nierenberg August 28–November 7, 2010 This exhibition showcased forty-six photographs of Theodore Nierenberg’s New York estate, giving viewers glimpses of a rambling series of paths on the estate and intimate close-ups and scenic views taken over several decades and during all seasons. ▪ Kashmir Shawls from the Bruce Museum Collection November 13, 2010–February 27, 2011 A handsome display of ten shawls from the Museum’s international textile collection, most of them dating from the early to mid-19th century and several of which were given to the Museum by Greenwich families that passed them down from one generation to the next. 22 Arctic Sanctuary: Images of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge March 5–May 29, 2011 Twenty-five large-scale photographs by Jeff Jones celebrated a milestone in American conservation history, the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northwest Alaska. ▪ Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Native American Maize Cultivation & Customs December 11, 2010–July 3, 2011 Pima Basket Bowl Southwest, southern Arizona, late 19th century Coiled grass sewn with willow and devil’s claw 5 1/2 x 16 in. Bruce Museum Collection Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Garrison, 20406 Utilizing the outstanding collection of Native American art and objects in Navajo Wedding Tray Southwest, late 19th century Coiled construction with herringbone rim, rhus trilobata and various dyes 3 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. Bruce Museum Collection Gift of Mrs. W. A. Davies, 67.03.33 June 4–June 26, 2011 the Museum’s collection, including textiles, paintings, pottery, baskets, and prehistoric artifacts, this show explored the role of corn in the Native American cultures of the Northeast and Southwest. • “iCreate” Teen Art A juried exhibition of artworks by area high school students conceived and executed by the Bruce Museum’s Youth Committee. ▪ Exhibition organized by the Bruce Museum 23 Publications 24 Diane Myers and Caroline Shields Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top Exhibition brochure Bruce Museum, 2010 Eric G. Bernard A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Theaters Exhibition brochure Bruce Museum, 2010 Kenneth E. Silver, Linda Nochlin and Peter C. Sutton Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum Exhibition catalogue Bruce Museum, 2011 Kevin D. Dumouchelle Power Incarnate: Allan Stone’s Collection of Sculpture from the Congo Exhibition catalogue Bruce Museum, 2011 Julie Barry Human Connections: Figural Art from the Bruce Museum Collection Exhibition brochure on CD Bruce Museum, 2011 Kenneth E. Silver Picasso’s Vollard Suite: The Sculptor’s Studio Exhibition catalogue Bruce Museum, 2011 25 Collection Acquisitions 26 Gift of Ruth and Harold Newman Gift of Louise B. Weber in Honor of Ethel Horowitz Newman 2010.13 2010.10 Walt Kuhn (American, 1877–1949) Unknown designer/maker Christmas card, 1947 Evening Coat, c. 1925 Ink on paper Probably purchased in New York City 5 1/2 x 4 in. Black silk with white chenille and Inscribed: Merry Christmas! Walt, metallic thread Vera and Brenda Gift of Gillet T. Page Gift of Marjorie Knox Campbell in Honor of Helen Augusta Wales Campbell Thomas 2011.01 2010.11 Pierre Jules Mène (French, 1810–1877) Unknown artist, probably American Mare Playing with a Dog Portrait of a Young Girl (Jumet Jouant avec un Chien) Wearing a Bonnet, c. 1840 Conceived 1859, cast later Oil on canvas Bronze 28 x 22 in. (oval) 10 x 19 in. Gift of the Estate of Theodore Nierenberg 2010.12 Theodore Nierenberg (American, 1923–2009) Untitled (Winter) Color photograph 10 1/8 x 15 in. (image), 12 x 17 in. (sheet) 27 Major Exhibition Sponsorships 28 Caroline Shields and Diane Myers, Co-Curators of Circus! Art and Science under the Big Top Adjunct Curator of Art Kenneth E. Silver and Peter C. Sutton with Linda and Steve Munger Guest Curator Kevin Dumouchelle, Claire Stone, Peter C. Sutton and Jessie Stone 29 Circus! Art and Science Max and Harry Fritsch Under the Big Top Salli Garrick Moffly Media Pam and Bob Goergen Committee of Honor The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Michael Grunberg Co-Chairmen Myrna R. Haft Barbara Dalio Robert and Lisette Henrey Michael Kovner and Exhibition Fund The Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Foundation Committee of Honor Marielle Jan de Beur and Jim Langley Co-Chairmen Maggie Lee Linda Chase-Jenkins Virginia and Juan Meyer Susan Mahoney Linda and Steve Munger Benefactor Drs. Stephen A. and Barbara and Ray Dalio Benefactor Naomi Schiff Myers Anne and Fred Elser Cassie and Mark Palmer Arthur L. Jenkins III MD and Colleen and Larry Richmond Linda Chase-Jenkins Jean Doyen de Montaillou Linda and Steve Munger Sachiko and Larry Goodman Michael A. Kovner and Jean Doyen de Montaillou Robert Scheuer Linda and Steve Munger Susan and Bill Mahoney Nancy Smith Resource Foundation Jennifer and Lee Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stauffer Jennifer and Lee Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Strackbein Patron Marnie Vallely Patron Michael and Stacia Balog Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis G. Wilcox Jr. Jebb A. Agnew John T. Becker and Sheila B. Becker Peter J. Appleby and Stephanie Raia A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Carol and William Browne Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cohen Theaters Tiffany Burnette and Don Casturo George and Carol Crapple The Barton Family Patricia and John Chadwick Nat and Lucy Day The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Nat and Lucy Day Foundation Nora and Madison Grose Exhibition Fund Kathleen L. Metinko and John and Lile Gibbons Pam and Bob Goergen Kashmir Shawls from the Bruce Tamara Holliday Susan E. Lynch Museum Collection Susan E. Lynch Alice P. Melly The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Kate and Dan McNamara Jan Rogers Kniffen The Ohnell Family Foundation Exhibition Fund Marcia and Robert Powers Sue Ann Weinberg Otto Naumann Ltd. Beverly and John Watling Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum Sponsor Sponsor The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Peter M. Brant Pat and Gil Caffray The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cohen Tiffany Burnette and Don Casturo Tom Cerio 30 Exhibition Fund UBS Nancy and Ken Duffy Helaine Friedman Salli Garrick Kerry Hand iCreate! Teen Art Michael Grunberg Allegra Harrington The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Arthur L. Jenkins III MD and Marina Kaneko Linda Chase-Jenkins Exhibition Fund Megan Keane Allison and Warren B. Kanders Katherine Krause Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Jack Kilgore Karl Lendenmann Native American Maize Cultivation Kathleen L. Metinko and Kenneth Lewis & Customs Jan Rogers Kniffen Norman Lewis The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Leora and Steven Levy Peter Linderoth Susan and Bill Mahoney Cynthia Masters Virginia and Juan Meyer Mark Masters Power Incarnate: Allan Stone’s Barbara Petersen Parker Randolph Masters Collection of Sculpture from the Lynne and Richard Pasculano Alice Melly Congo Diana and Charles Revson Diane Myers The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Anna and Larry Simon John Otis Joline and David Stemerman Denise Petsis-Otis Carolyn and Stephen Westerberg Chloe Pflug Committee of Honor Patricia Read Co-Chairmen Arctic Sanctuary: Images of the Whitney Rosenberg Salli Garrick Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Marcia Powers The Bruce Museum Youth Committee Sandrine Schaefer The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Angelo Schiano Benefactor Michelle Spinei Lawrence Benenson The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Giuliano Stabile Judith Lund Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Applebaum Anne Teall Thea Duell and Peter Cook York Baker Lucinda Tredwell Salli Garrick David J. Belmonte Tracey Utton Alice P. Melly Marc Brodlieb Joseph Waesche Marcia and Robert Powers John Cavini Daniel Williams The Selz Foundation Dorian Challoner Liz Wooster Mrs. Clare Stone Vivian Chaunu Valerie Zygmont Exhibition Fund Rebecca Conelias Exhibition Fund Exhibition Fund Patron Georgette DaSilva Human Connections: Figural Art Susan and Peter Hut Ruth Ann DeSantis from the Bruce Museum Collection Hooker and Helen O’Malley Cynthia Ehlinger The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Barbara and Alan Weeden Gloria FitzSimons Exhibition Fund Robin Garr Sponsor Gina Gould Sue H. Baker 31 Marnie Dawson Carr Steven Certilman Alice Scovell Coleman Carol Crapple Lucy Day Jean Doyen de Montaillou Nancy Duffy Anne H. Elser Sabrina Forsythe Kathleen Fuld Lucille Glasebrook Pamela Goergen Sachiko Goodman Renée Hack Susan J. Hut Arianne Faber Kolb Pamela Lewanda The Bruce Museum’s Youth Committee, Youth@Bruce, raising funds through Kickstarter Chris and Joan Carter Lillian Lum Marie and Patrick Dolan Juan Meyer Arline and Paul Gardner Sara Nelson Barbara Gleason Lynne Pasculano Mrs. Erika Hall Natalie Pray Deborah and Richard Kessler Leslee Rogath Frank and Barbara Manley Deborah Goodrich Royce Mrs. Thomas E. Moran Leah Rukeyser Barbara Schwartz Picasso’s Vollard Suite: Deborah Simon The Sculptor’s Studio Edith and Roy Simpson Sylvia and Leonard Marx Gillian Steel The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Deborah F. Stiles Exhibition Fund The Seiden-Luke Foundation Jennifer Stockman Jieun Wax Louise B. Weber Museum Council members Lynne Wheat Maria Allwin Kathleen Whitby Lawrence Benenson Muffin Zoubek Carol Browne Darby Cartun Virginia and Richard Case 32 ICreate! Teen Art First Place winner, Diane Yang, Stamford High School, Grade 11 Nancy and Jim Barton and Peter C. Sutton with Collector and Guest Curator Eric Bernard Martha Nierenberg and Peter C. Sutton 33 The Hascoe Lecture Series The Hascoe family continues to generously fund this series of six lectures annually, three given in the fall and three in the spring. These outstanding lectures bring internationally recognized scholars to the Museum to address major themes in art. 34 The autumn lectures examined Abstraction in art. Dr. Charlotte Eyerman Independent Curator and Scholar, Los Angeles, CA Abstract Expressionism: Roots and Radical Departures October 7, 2010 Dr. Leah Dickerman Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art, New York Inventing Abstraction: Kandinsky and Kupka November 11, 2010 Dr. Pepe Karmel Associate Professor of Art History, New York University The Birth of Grid: From Decoration to Abstraction December 9, 2010 To complement the exhibition Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum Dr. Malcolm Daniel Curator in Charge, Department of Photographs, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Stieglitz, Steichen, and Strand: Three Giants of American Photography February 3, 2011 Dr. Shelley Rice Professor of Art History, New York University Dressing Up: Feminism, Globalization and Masquerade March 10, 2011 Dr. Kevin Moore Author and Independent Curator, New York Gasoline Rainbow: Color Photography in America 1970–1980 April 7, 2011 35 Exhibition Programs In conjunction with its exhibitions the Museum presented the following programs: 36 Lectures The Dressmaker’s Art: Highlights of the Bruce Museum’s Costume Collection Colleen Hill Assistant Curator, The Museum at F.I.T. in New York Reinventing Glamour: American Fashion, 1960–Today Evolution of the Natural World: Highlights from the Bruce Museum Science Collection Bob Landis Emmy award-winning wildlife cinematographer In the Valley of the Wolves Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top Larissa Bailiff Freelance lecturer, The Museum of Modern Art, New York Daring Acts: Art, Spectacle, and the Cult of the Circus in the Fin de Siècle Jennifer Katanic Freelance lecturer, The Museum of Modern Art, New York From Affiche to Modern Lithographs: The Theme of the Circus in Early 20thCentury Art Dr. Valerie A. Leeds Adjunct Curator of American Art, Flint Institute of Arts A High Wire Act: The Ashcan School, Entertainment, and the Grand Spectacle Dr. Richard Turnbull Chair, History of Art Department, Fashion Institute of Technology Performance and Spectacle in the Modern Photograph Kory Rogers Associate Curator, Shelburne Museum and Curator of Circus Day in America, Shelburne Museum War on the Home Front: Shelburne Museum’s Colchester Posters 37 Philip Kunhardt Adjunct Professor of History, New York University and author P.T. Barnum Peter Kayafas Director of Eakins Press Foundation The Photography of Frederick W. Glasier and the Ringling Circus Dan Meyer President and Chief Executive Director, Sword Swallowers Association International The Art and Science of Sword Swallowing Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Native American Maize Cultivation & Customs Dr. John P. Hart Director, Research and Collections Division, New York State Museum Evolving the Three Sisters: The Changing Histories of Maize, Bean and Squash in the Greater Northeast Dr. David Oestreicher Independent scholar The Lenape: Lower New York’s First Inhabitants Harriet Koenig Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, University of Connecticut, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Navajo and Hopi Traditions Power Incarnate: Allan Stone’s Collection of Sculpture from the Congo Susan Kart, Ph.D. Professor of African Art, Sarah Lawrence College Introduction to African Art with a Focus on Central Africa (Kongo, Kuba, Songye) 38 Susan Elizabeth Gagliardi, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Arts of Africa, Art Department, City College of City University of New York Constructing and Articulating Power in Dynamic Sculptures from Central Africa Petra Richter, Ph.D. Photographer and independent scholar Context and Meaning in Central African Sculpture: The Allan Stone Collection Films Great Women Photographers Stryker’s America: Photography of the Great Depression Photography as Art Dorothea Lange Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens Masters of Photography: Diane Arbus Expressing the Inexpressible: Shirin Neshat Cindy Sherman: Nobody Here but Me Arctic Santuary: Images of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Lecture and Documentary: America’s Wildest Refuge African Art and its Collectors Fang: An Epic Journey Living Memory: Six Sketches of Mali Today The Collector: Allan Stone’s Life in Art 39 The Science Lecture Series The Bruce Museum Science Lecture Series is supported by the Marjorie Sims Lawrence Memorial Fund and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elser, Jr. 40 Our National Parks, Preserves and Refuges Dan Stahler Project Biologist Yellowstone Gray Wolf Restoration Project, National Park Service in Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Wolves: The Restoration of a Wildlife Legacy September 12, 2010 Charles “Chipper” Wichman Director National Botanical Garden A Dream Fulfilled: Our Nation’s Tropical Garden February 13, 2011 Fran Maurer Biologist Fish and Wildlife Service Ecological Diversity in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: A Field Biologist’s Perspective March 27, 2011 Jeff Jones Photographer Landscape Photography in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: One Photographer’s Vision and Experience March 27, 2011 41 Education Programs Each year the Museum provides a wide variety of museum-based and outreach educational programs to reach the broadest possible audience. 42 Public Programs The Museum organized and presented 64 different educational programs for the general public in 2010–2011. Another 29 programs were organized by associated organizations for a total of 93 education programs on the Museum’s calendar. A total of 5,323 people attended public programs this year. Family Days One of the Museum’s most popular offerings, Family Days are festive occasions that provide parents and children many opportunities for exploration, hands-on activities, and entertainment. There were six family days in 2010–2011, which drew approximately 1,400 to the Museum: Family Fossil Fun Night!, Circus Family Day, Paper Theaters Family Day, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Annual Celebration, Astronomy Day, Animals in Our Backyards Family Day, and Native American Family Day. The Animals in Our Backyards Family Day was the Museum’s most popular family day, drawing 293 visitors followed by the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Day with 200 attendees. Children’s Programs There were various student workshops in 2010–2011 including four days in July devoted to evolution with a focus on the wonders of Yellowstone National Park and its wolf population, and some were co-sponsored by the Yellowstone Park Foundation. In its eighth year of operation, the summer 2010 painting course, Palettes, Brushes, and Paint, was offered to students in the 4th–7th grades. It remains a popular and well attended program. A new program, the Diane W. Darst Learning to Look® Family Art Appreciation Lectures, offers families a lesson on visual literacy, informal gallery dialogues between families and Museum educators, docents, and Junior Educators, and an art-making project in the Museum’s workshop. The first lecture was held in March and complemented the Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum and Human Connections: Figural Art from the Bruce Museum Collection exhibitions; the second, held in June, focused on Picasso and printmaking and complemented Picasso’s Vollard Suite: The Sculptor’s Studio. School Vacation Workshops The Museum offers vacation workshops that coincide with Greenwich public school vacations in February, April and December. This year’s workshops focused on local animal life in February in conjunction with our Changes in Our Land exhibition, Native American crafts in April in conjunction with Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Native American Maize Cultivation & Customs and paper theaters in December associated with A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Theaters. Affiliate Organizations Four local organizations whose educational missions and objectives are aligned with those of the Bruce Museum present a number of programs at the Museum each year, many of which are co-sponsored by the Bruce and relate to its exhibitions. These programs bring new people to the Museum and generate good will in the community. The groups are Archaeological Associates of Greenwich, Astronomical Society of Greenwich, Connecticut Ceramics Study Circle, and the Greenwich Antiques Society. Other groups that held events at the Museum include Greenwich Tree Conservancy, the Conservation Commission and the Stamford Mineralogical Society. 43 Summer painting workshop Circus Family Day 44 School Services and Group Tours The Museum offers tours of exhibitions and special programs for school and adult groups. School programs are inquirybased, promote critical thinking, written and oral expression, correlate to school curricula and feature hands-on learning activities using objects from the Museum,s collections and exhibitions. Many are interdisciplinary and accommodate various learning styles. In 2010–2011 the Museum offered 199 programs reaching 3,913 students and 116 tours for 1,269 adults. Program Popularity Our top programs for students: Coastal Ecology/Crusty Crabs = 76 classes Woodland Indian Life = 73 classes Animal Adaptations = 39 classes Mineral Marvels = 32 classes Eat or Be Eaten: Animal Survival Strategies = 31 classes Butterflies = 15 classes Human Connections: Figural Art from the Bruce Museum Collection = 16 classes Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top = 12 classes Our top programs for adults: Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum = 19 tours Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top = 10 tours A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Theaters = 8 tours The Dressmaker’s Art: Highlights from the Bruce Museum’s Costume Collection = 5 tours Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Native American Maize Cultivation & Customs = 2 tours Multi-exhibition tours = 18 tours Docent Program The high quality of the Museum’s programming would suffer without the services of a committed cadre of dedicated volunteer docents. The museum experience for a large segment of our audience depends on the quality of their docent-led tour or class. Docent selection, training and evaluation are critically important to our overall mission. This year 50 active docents received weekly training sessions featuring Museum programs and exhibitions, classroom teaching techniques, education theory, and tours with exhibition curators. Teacher Workshop and Previews Keeping teachers informed about Museum opportunities is a vital component of our School Services. The Education Department offered two previews featuring staff-led tours and specialized workshops focusing on the following exhibitions in 2010–2011: Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top and Three Sisters & Corn Maidens: Native American Maize Cultivation & Customs. A teacher’s preview of Cindy Sherman: Works from Friends of the Bruce Museum was cancelled due to inclement winter weather. 45 Each teacher preview includes information about the exhibition, curriculum connections, useful vocabulary, and ideas about how teachers can incorporate what they have learned into their lessons. Teachers who participate in Teacher workshops and previews receive Continuing Education Units (CEUs), which teachers are required to earn to maintain their certification. The Bruce Museum is a state-approved CEU provider. Teachers’ Advisory Council The Teachers’ Advisory Council is a group of area teachers with varying specialties who work with different age groups, advise the Education Department and serve as Museum advocates. The teachers generate ideas for programs in conjunction with upcoming exhibitions, assist with focus groups, help to forge curriculum connections between the Museum’s current programs, and advise on pre- and post-museum visit materials. Neighborhood Collaborative This hallmark program of the Bruce Museum has completed its sixteenth year of offering free bus transportation and educational programs to at-risk children in community centers and after-school and Head Start programs. In 2010–2011, 179 Neighborhood Collaborative Head Start (pre-kindergarten) and after-school (elementary grade) classes reached nearly 900 students. Junior Educators During 2010–2011, 13 students from Greenwich High School took part in the Museum’s Neighborhood Collaborative programs, leading 125 classes with help from the Education Department. All Junior Educators received training to prepare them to lead the after-school program of our Neighborhood Collaborative program. There were 17 training sessions given throughout the year. Members of the year’s Junior Educators corps were Lisley DaSilva, Cecilia Cerrilla, Ted Mitchell, Maharlika Alangilan, Stephanie Condori, Julia McDonald, Jamie Denton, Andrew Garcia, Serena Cattau, Katie Gilder, Nicholas Ospina, Dane Burge, and Charlotte D’Acierno. Middle School After School Program This was the ninth year of the Middle School After School program, a part of the Neighborhood Collaborative. For the third year in a row, the Hand-in-Hand Club from Western Middle School in Greenwich visited the Museum eight times during the school year. Two other school groups, from Port Chester Middle School and Family & Children’s Agency Inc., participated in the program during a four-month period beginning in December 2010. Participants in the Middle School After School program visited the Museum several times and participated in a variety of programs led by members of the Education Department and docents. They received guided tours of permanent and changing exhibitions, took part in discussions about the objects and artworks on view and completed hands-on activities relating to the exhibitions. Outreach Education – The Brucemobile The Brucemobile is an educational outreach program that takes the Museum directly to students in their classrooms. Museum educational outreach programs allow school classes that cannot visit the Museum a chance to experience object-based learning in their classrooms. Programs are inquiry-based and promote critical thinking, science, visual 46 Junior Educator with After School Students at Touch Tank Evolution Workshop 47 literacy, and written and oral expression. All programs feature hands-on learning activities using objects and specimens from Museum collections. The student program topics and number of programs presented this year were: Marine Ecology = 62 Animal Adaptations = 56 Native Americans and Woodland Indians = 48 Prehistoric Peoples/Archaeology Associates of Greenwich = 41 Butterflies = 41 Shapes and Patterns = 9 Skeletons = 6 Rock Detectives = 17 Desert Ecology = 1 Dinosaurs = 6 Outreach Program for Adults In addition to its outreach program for students, the Bruce Museum each year organizes two adult outreach education programs, Speaker’s Bureau and Lifetime of Looking. Speaker’s Bureau is an outreach education program designed to generate public interest in current and upcoming Museum exhibitions through lectures to adult organizations. This year Milton Negrin and Sallie Garrick presented a program to the Men’s Club at The Osborn, a retirement community in Rye, NY. Once again this year, Museum docent Alice Kraus delivered the visual literacy program, A Lifetime of Looking, for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. This multi-sensory program uses objects, artists’ materials and reproduction images from Bruce Museum collections or past exhibitions to evoke verbal responses of memories and personal stories from participants. Ms. Kraus presented 25 programs to 250 people during 2010–2011. In 2010–2011, the Museum offered 313 educational outreach programs serving 6,163 students and adults. Scholarship Programming Scholarships enable students and other individuals who otherwise would be unable to visit the Museum or participate in an outreach program to benefit from a museum experience. Thanks to the generosity of our corporate members, the Education Department provided 142 scholarships valued at $7,397.50 to 2,918 participants, broken out as follows: 42 museum-based programs presented to 732 participants and 100 outreach programs benefiting 2,186 students. Internships at the Bruce Museum Administered by the Education Department, the Museum’s internship program was active again in 2010–2011. There were four types of internships this year: Career internships for college and university students, semester-based education internships, high school senior internships, and the resident internship, which was recently reinstated. Generously underwritten for the three-year period 2010–2013 by Bruce Museum Trustee Michael Grunberg in memory of his father and administered by the Education Department, the Zvi Grunberg Resident Internship provides a 48 unique opportunity for a young college graduate to learn about many facets of museum operations and to gain important professional experience. Our 2010–2011 Zvi Grunberg Resident Intern was Julie Barry, who worked alongside the Director of Education and Museum Registrar, completed weekly assignments from the Director of Public Relations, and served as Curator of the spring 2011 exhibition, Human Connections: Figural Art from the Bruce Museum Collection. The Museum offered five career internships this past year, four of them during the summer of 2010. Max Newland, a student of SUNY-ESF, worked at the Seaside Center; Victoria Campofranco, of Middlebury College, interned with Jack Coyle, Registrar, in collections management; Lee Wacker, a student of Bryn Mawr College, worked in the Public Relations department; Ariel Akselrad worked in the Education Department; and Shannon Dunn, of Colorado College, worked with our Curator of Science, Gina Gould, during the academic year beginning in September 2010. Joanie Meharry, a student at the University of Edinburgh, spent the spring semester in the Education Department as our Museum Education Intern. Two high school senior Interns spent four and five weeks with us in the spring of 2011. They were Maharlika Alangilan, a Greenwich High School student, and Gabriele Bras, who attended Wilton High School. Seaside Center Summer 2010 Total visitation at the Seaside Center this year was 6,066, almost double the number of attendees in recent summers including 2009, when total attendance was 3,063. The Seaside Center operated under the management of Naturalist Kerry Hand and Assistant Naturalist John Curry. They were responsible for all aspects of the Center’s operation, including aquarium setup, volunteer orientation, scheduling at the start of the season, planning and supervision of all activities (e.g. seining, nature walks, arts and crafts). They were responsible for maintenance of the facility and its aquarium. Several volunteers also worked at the Seaside Center. They assisted with tank maintenance and gathered specimens for use in lessons. After training by the Naturalists, the volunteers interacted with visitors to the Center, gaining important hands-on teaching experience. There were 54 active volunteers in 2010, most of them high school and college student, who averaged 17 hours of service each month. Max Newland, our summer intern, contributed 185 hours of service, and we recognize Melissa Fu and Diane Abercrombie who volunteered 105 and 75 hours of service to the Seaside Center, respectively. Volunteer Program The Bruce Museum’s cadre of active volunteers is comprised of Trustees and Committee Members, Docents, Student Craft Activity Assistants, Exhibit Chaperones, Mail Club, Museum Store Assistants, Museum Ambassadors, Seaside Center Assistants, Special Event Participants, Youth Committee Members, and Staff Support Assistants. The Museum engaged 410 active volunteers during 2010–2011, who contributed 14,432 hours of service to the Bruce. The value of their combined contribution to the Museum totaled $393,560, based on the Connecticut State average dollar value volunteer rate of $27.27. The total active youth volunteer count was 194 in 2010–2011, up from 140 in the previous year. Youth volunteers provided 8,523 hours of service to the Museum, in support of the Youth Committee, family days, festivals, special events, and office support. The number of active adult volunteers was 216; they contributed 5,909 hours of service in 2010–2011. The Bruce Museum Youth Committee – Youth@Bruce Drawn from the group of 140 youth volunteers at the Bruce Museum, Youth@Bruce was comprised of students from 49 Greenwich High School (13), Darien High School (1), and New Rochelle High School (1) during 2010–2011. They were Gillis Baxter, Dane Burge, Ann Cavers, Christine Contreras, Lisley DaSilva, Jacki DeSantis, Nicole DeSantis, Michael Grung, Marina Kaneko, Andrew Lewis, Teddy Mitchell, Katie Moore, Nicholas Otis, Alex Romer, and Sarah Rutledge. They contributed almost 2,000 hours of service to the Museum during the year. Youth@Bruce members participated in several Museum projects during the year. They organized the second iCreate! Teen Art, a juried teen art exhibition that has become a part of the Museum’s annual exhibition schedule; raised more than $3,000 online using Kickstarter.com to fund the exhibition, Arctic Sanctuary: Images of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge; and helped to organize the Museum’s first live webcast entitled, TEDxYouth@Bruce, which was held in conjunction with Arctic Sanctuary and generated a following of more than 5,000 people worldwide. Youth@Bruce was recognized by the Association of Science & Technology Centers’ “Youth Inspired Challenge,” a national program spearheaded by President Obama to strengthen science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) curricula in American schools. 50 page 50: Dan Meyer, sword swlallower Left: Resident Intern Julie Barry Below: Outreach Manager Peter Linderoth 51 Membership 52 Robert Bruce Director’s Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dalio Robert Bruce Gold Mr. and Mrs. James M. Barton Ms. Judith L. Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bragg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Brooks, Sr. Mrs. Tiffany Burnette and Mr. Don Casturo Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Clephane Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Combe Mr. and Mrs. George E. Crapple Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Day Mr. and Mrs. Alfred U. Elser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodfriend Mr. Michael Grunberg Mr. and Mrs. Spencer B. Haber Mrs. Myrna R. Haft Mrs. Norman Hascoe Ms. Tamara Holliday Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Joslin Mr. Michael A. Kovner and Mr. Jean Doyen de Montaillou Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Levy Mrs. Susan E. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McMenamin Mrs. Alice P. Melly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Munger Mr. and Mrs. James E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pasculano Mr. Thomas Peterffy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prozes Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Raquet Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Ricciardi Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rukeyser Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shumway Mr. and Mrs. Laurence B. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Watling III Mrs. Sue Ann Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitby Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Zoubek Robert Bruce Silver Mrs. Maria Allwin Mrs. Herman J. Brickman Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Case Mrs. Dorothy M. Cholnoky Ms. Ellen Flanagan Ms. Joanne Flanagan Mrs. Sabrina Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Kanders Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kolman Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Meyer Mr. Thierry Morin Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Netter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Simpson, Jr. Mr. Thomas C. Theobald and Ms. Deborah Good Mrs. Susan G. Weil Robert Bruce Bronze Mrs. David P. Agnew Mr. Philippe Alexandre and Ms. Margaret Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Baker III Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balog Mr. Charles F. Barber Mrs. Mary Barneby Mr. Fernando Barnuevo and Ms. Gloria Ybarra Mr. John T. Becker Mr. and Mrs. James M. Better Mr. and Mrs. Terry Betteridge Dr. Jenne K. Britell Mrs. Kathrin Brown and Mr. Bill Gedale Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Brown Mr. and Mrs. William H. Browne Mrs. Elly Bruynes Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burke Mr. and Mrs. William W. Campbell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Nicholas Carter Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Cartun Mr. and Mrs. David Cattrell Mr. Rogerio Chequer Mr. Thomas Cholnoky Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cross IV Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Dalton Mr. David M. Darst Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Craig Elkind Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Franco Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Frantz Mrs. Helaine Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Gabelli Drs. Henry and Michele Gasiorowski Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gibbons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Goergen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hack Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hadjipateras Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heller Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Hvolbeck Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tudor Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Kaplan Mr. Gary K. Katcher Mrs. Mary Mattson Kenworthy and Mr. Albert Thorne Kenworthy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Knight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kolman Ms. Catherine Ladnier and Mr. J. M. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lampert Mr. and Mrs. James T. Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lawrence, Jr. Mrs. Linda A. Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Marek Lewanda Ambassador John L. Loeb and Ms. Sharon Handler Mr. Charles Lynch and Dr. Elizabeth Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mallin Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mark Sylvia and Leonard Marx, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Matthews Mr. Michael P. Mattis and Ms. Judith Hochberg Mr. William J. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McAree Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moffly IV Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niemeth Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Niner Mrs. Helen Nitkin Mrs. Axelle Note-Simonnard Mrs. William J. Oppenheim Mrs. Peter E.V. Paris Mrs. Barbara Petersen Parker Mrs. Susan Penry-Williams and Dr. John S. Tamerin Mr. and Mrs. Stanford N. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raether Mr. and Mrs. Homer McK. Rees Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reimers Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rosencrans Mr. and Mrs. Thierry Rosier Mr. and Mrs. Ralf Roth Dr. George C. Roush and Mrs. Adria de Haume Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowland Dr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Sackler Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Schwesinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Segal Mr. Melvin R. Seiden and Ms. Janine Luke Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Selander Ms. Diana Serrell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Shepard, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Simon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steinberg Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Stern Mrs. Deborah F. Stiles Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stockman Mrs. Allan Stone Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Strackbein 53 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tallman Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Teitell Mrs. Emily G. Toohey Mrs. Marnie L. Vallely Ms. Charlène von Saher Mrs. Joan M. Warburg Mr. and Mrs. David L. Wax Mr. and Mrs. Alan Weeden Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis G. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Dave H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Sandra W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zelinsky Benefactor Mr. and Mrs. Philip Anker Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Burke Ms. Vivian Chen and Mr. Sherman Chao Mr. Gary I. Cohen and Mrs. Carol Kanter Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Cole Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davies Mr. and Mrs. Will Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Freitas Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Burton D. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hokin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jaharis Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kachmarik, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bruce Kallman Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kallman Mrs. Gail Kirhoffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Kirkpatrick Mr. Jan Kniffen and Mrs. Kathleen Metinko Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Korn Mr. and Mrs. Cristiano Leao Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Lukas Mr. and Mrs. Vincent K. McMahon Mrs. Miriam K. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Ohnell Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Perlman Mrs. Evelyn F. Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Pipher Mr. and Mrs. James A. Read Dr. and Mrs. James S. Reibel Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Rome Mr. and Mrs. Bruno M. Santonocito Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheuer Mr. Herbert F. Schwartz and Ms. Nan Budde Chequer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shang Mrs. Aida Shawwaf Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Tague Ms. Jennifer Watling 54 Patron Mrs. Hermine F. Aborn Mr. Gregory Addonizio and Mrs. Debra Ponzek Mrs. Frances Beatty Adler Mr. and Mrs. Laurence G. Allen Mr. and Mrs. James Amine Mr. James R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Appleby Ms. Elinor Appleton Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Whit Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Per A. Arneberg Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Asness Mr. and Mrs. Randall Atcheson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Athan Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Auger Ms. Felicia Bahl Ms. Sue H. Baker Ms. Dorothy W. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Damon Ball Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ball Mrs. Virginia Bantle Mr. and Mrs. Jean Marc Bara Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Barkhorn III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett II Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Bartko Mr. and Mrs. Laurance E. Baschkin Ms. Caryl Bate Mr. and Mrs. W. Gary Beeson Mr. David J. Belmonte Mr. Lawrence B. Benenson Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Bergstresser Mr. and Mrs. James K. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Berris Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Lynn S. Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Black Mr. Donald R. Blair Mr. and Mrs. David M. Blank Mr. and Mrs. Andre F. Block Mr. and Mrs. Charles Block Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blumenthal Mr. and Mrs. James B. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Brant Mr. and Mrs. James Braselton Dr. Lee Brauer and Dr. Rima Brauer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brause Dr. and Mrs. N. James Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Burger Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Burns Mr. David A. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. William G. Caffray Mr. and Mrs. Pericles Caminis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carangelo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carbone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carley Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carr Mrs. Marnie D. Carr Mr. and Mrs. James M. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Casa Mr. and Mrs. George S. Case Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Cassell Mr. Lawrence D. Cavanagh and Dr. Eleanor S. Riemer Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Certilman Mr. and Mrs. John Chansoo Mr. and Mrs. Nabil A. Chartouni Ms. Cheryl Chase & Mr. Stuart Bear Mr. and Mrs. Andy Chisholm Christie’s Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Citrin Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clark, Jr. Mr. Lewis Cohen Ms. Alice S. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connochie Ms. Nubia Corredor Mr. and Mrs. George S. Coumantaros Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cowin Mrs. Daniel Cowin Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. David Craver Mr. Bruce Croaning and Ms. Barbara Fenton Mrs. Jean S. Crocco Mrs. Karin B. Crooks Dr. and Mrs. John F. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cuff Mrs. Sandra P. Culbert Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Cummins Mr. and Mrs. John T. Curry III Ms. Maureen Curry Mr. and Mrs. John Cutting Mr. and Mrs. Robert D’Angelo Mr. James V. Daniel Ms. Jennifer Danzi Mr. and Mrs. Tibor E. Darany Ms. Elizabeth Darst and Mr. Charles Leykum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Davies Ms. Barbara de Portago Ms. Victoria de Toledo and Mr. Stewart Casper Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Deering Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Delano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Denvir Mr. and Mrs. William J. Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeVan Mr. Michael Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Donelan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Woodson Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Durant Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Edmundson Mr. and Mrs. James C. Edwards, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Selig Eisenberg Ms. Susan Ellis Ms. Beth Eno Mr. and Mrs. William E. Epifanio II Mrs. Kathy C. Epstein Mrs. Barbara L. Ettinger Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fargis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farley Mr. and Mrs. William L. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. William V. Ferdinand Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzsimons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flanagan Mr. Andrew Folkman Mr. and Mrs. F. Richards Ford III Dr. Michael Fortgang Mrs. Jacqueline Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Theodore V. Fowler IV Mr. and Mrs. William D. Fraad Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Franco Mr. and Mrs. Tony Frascella Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Freeburg Dr. Sidney A. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fribourg Ms. Carolee Friedlander Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Friedman Mrs. Betsey Frumin Mrs. Susan P. Fugelsang Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fulgieri Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Funck Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gagarin Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Galbreath Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gallagher Ms. Elizabeth Galt Mr. and Mrs. William Galvin III Mrs. John G. Gantz Mrs. Phyllis Garb Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gargiulo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Garrett Ms. Salli Garrick Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Gazal Mrs. J. Suzanne Geiss Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Gellert Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Beckwith Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gilbride II Ms. Rebecca Gillan Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Girdler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Glasebrook II Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Glazer Ms. Barbara C. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goldfarb Mrs. Irmi Goldschmidt and The Rev. Ronald Erbe Mr. John Golliozo Ms. Joyce A. Grant Mrs. Swan M. Grant Mr. William Gratz and Mr. James Bruno Mr. and Mrs. George J. Green Mr. and Mrs. Doug Greenig Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Greenwald Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant Gregory, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gremp Ms. Virginia L. Gwynn and Mr. Jon Bellis Mr. and Mrs. Hadi J. Hajjar Mrs. Erika Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall Mr. and Mrs. Colin E. Harley Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot L. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Hartig Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hascoe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haskett Mr. and Mrs. Christian W. Haub Mr. and Mrs. J. Carney Hawks Mr. and Mrs. J. David Heap Mr. and Mrs. David Heike Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hellinger Mrs. Claire W. Henriques Mr. and Mrs. Kaz Herchold Mrs. Russel H. Herman Mrs. Judy O. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Alex L. Hillman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgman Ms. Pamela J. Hoiles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins Mrs. Pauline F. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Stig Host Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. Howe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howley Mrs. Corinne A. Hughes Mr. Walter C. Humstone Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hut Mr. and Mrs. E. Pendleton James Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Janssen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Jervis Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson Mr. Herbert M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Morton Joselson Mr. and Mrs. David Juge Mrs. Louis J. Kaep Mrs. Evelyn G. Kahn and Mr. John Hohenadel Mr. and Mrs. Morley Kahn Mr. Seth Kaller and Dr. Lyn Kaller Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kassin Mr. and Mrs. Derek Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kazlauskas Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keegan Mrs. Lauren M. Kelley and Mr. John Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kelly Mr. Denis A. Keneally Ms. Karin S. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kiernan Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. King Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Oran Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Gudmunder Kjaernested Mr. and Mrs. John Klein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleinert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleinow Mr. and Mrs. John Klingenstein Mrs. Janet T. Klion Ms. Margreth E. Knehans Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kneisel Mrs. Robert H. Knight Drs. Christophe and Arianne Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Kramer Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Kratzman III Ms. Susan Kravet Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Krumeich II Mr. Eric Kueckels Mr. and Mrs. Eichiro Kuwana Mrs. Barbara G. Laing Ms. Dorothy Lake Mr. and Mrs. Jon Landau Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Langan Dr. and Mrs. Gerrit L. Lansing Mr. Robert N. Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laux Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Alain Lebec Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. LeBien Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Leifer Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Lenci Dr. and Mrs. Joel Leon Mr. Martin Levion and Ms. Meg Osman Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lissauer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Litt Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Lochner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Loranger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Dana E. Low Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lum Mrs. Mary B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. William E. Macaulay Mr. Ezra Mack Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Macri Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mahaffy Mrs. Lucy B. Maloney Dr. and Mrs. Wiley M. Mangum Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Manley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Marasso, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Marcogliese Mr. and Mrs. James L. Marmon 55 Ms. Jean Martin Mr. Crozer W. Martin Mr. Andres Matos and Ms. Diane D’Angeli Mr. and Mrs. Miles F. McDonald, Jr. Mr. Paul McDowell and Ms. Darlene Busch Mr. Harris McIntosh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reid McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. McKeever Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. McLeod Mrs. Adelaide McManus Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel McNamara Ms. Debra L. Mecky Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Megdanis Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mendenhall Mrs. Elaine Merians Ms. Nancy C. Messner Ms. Billie Messina Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Meyerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Miller Mr. and Mrs. Muzzafar Mirza Mr. John H. Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Moran Ms. Sally Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moro Mr. and Mrs. James C. Morphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Mortimer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Randall Motland Mrs. Nancy B. Mott Mrs. Patricia G. Mudge Ms. Susan Mufson Dr. Stephen A. Myers and Dr. Naomi Schiff Myers Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Neckles Mr. John Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Ness Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Newman Mrs. Martha Nierenberg Mrs. Helen Nitkin Ms. Marion Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Nolan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lucio A. Noto Mrs. Joyce Roper Nye Mr. and Mrs. Tim Oberweger Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Obetz Mr. and Mrs. Graham Officer Mr. Wesley M. Oler Mr. and Mrs. David Olson Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Orthwein Mrs. Dorothy H. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Bart Osman Mrs. Gladys Owen Mr. and Mrs. David C. Oxman Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Packer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Paletta Mr. and Mrs. Mark Palmer 56 Mr. Ronald R. Papa and Ms. Harriet O. Kotsoris Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Michael Petrick Mr. and Mrs. Peter V.N. Philip Mr. Edward A. Pinals Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pironti Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Plaut Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Mario Ponce Dr. Lawrence E. Posner and Dr. Amy Newburger Mrs. Lisa Pottasch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powers Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Pray Mr. J. Allan Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. James E. Purnell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Puschel Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph V. Reed Mr. and Mrs. W. Creighton Reed Mr. and Mrs. John Reid Mr. Joseph Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Revson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Natale S. Ricciardi Mr. and Mrs. George M. Rich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Gary Riddell Mr. and Mrs. L. George G. Rieger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riker Mr. and Mrs. Herald L. Ritch Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rittmaster Mr. Thomas Roach Mr. and Mrs. Kellian Robinson Ms. Terry H. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Rowland Perry Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David Rogath Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Romley Mrs. Dorothy B. Rostov Ms. Karen Royce Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sacher Mrs. Karen A. Sadik-Khan Mrs. Christie C. Salomon Dr. Stephen J. Salzer and Dr. Louise Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Salzman Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Sammis III Mrs. Geraldine Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Santulin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Sargent Mrs. Sylvia Sarkisian Dr. Birgit H. Satir and Dr. Peter Satir Dr. and Mrs. John K. Saunders Ms. Denise Savageau and Mr. Michael A. Aurelia Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Schimmel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. John A. Seel Dr. and Mrs. Hylan Segal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seidler Ms. Renate E. Setten and Ms. Karen Setten Mr. Raj Sethi and Mrs. Christina Sethi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shalen Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shaw Ms. Isabelle Sherlock Ms. Anne C. Sherrerd Ms. Lisa Short Fritsch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Silverstein Mr. and Mrs. David M. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skeadas Mrs. Nancy K. Smith Mr. Keith G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Smith Ms. Arona Smotrich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solari Mr. and Mrs. Marko Sonnenberg Mrs. Shirley M. Sontheimer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sorbara Sotheby’s Mr. and Mrs. Hercules P. Sotos Mrs. Anne Felton Spencer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sprung Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Stampleman Dr. and Mrs. John E. Stauffer Mrs. Juliane G. Stautner Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Steel Mr. and Mrs. James K. Steen Dr. Joline Stemerman and Mr. David Stemerman Ms. Danette Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stillerman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Storr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stricker Ms. Dominique Surh Mr. Francis X. Sutton Ms. Diana H. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Tananbaum Mr. and Mrs. George P. Taylor V Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor Mrs. Linda Taylor Mr. and Mrs. David Tenney Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Tesei Mr. Lawrence Tetenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Reynal M. Thebaud, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jere Thomson Mr. John Stewart Thorne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Tobin Mr. and Mrs. John Tormondsen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tredwell Ms. Charlee A. Tufts Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Henri Van Dam Mr. and Mrs. Kees H. van Meel Mrs. Harriet F. Van Vliet Mr. Paul Vandekar Ms. Maria T. Vitagliano, Esq. Mr. Reinhold Vogel Mrs. Marei von Saher Mrs. Sarah W. Vorder Bruegge Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Walko Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wallace Ms. Roberta Warburton Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Warwick Mr. and Mrs. William D. Watt Mr. and Mrs. David W.C. Webber Ms. Louise B. Weber Mrs. Candee I. Weed Dr. and Mrs. Lee Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Weintz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Weiss Mr. Noble Welch Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welch Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Welles Mr. and Mrs. Ben Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Wertheimer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Westerberg Ms. Lynne Wheat Mrs. Eleanor R. White Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. Webb Williams Mrs. Anne F. Wilsey Mr. David Windreich and Ms. Christine Hikawa Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Winham Dr. Roxane Witke Mr. Michel Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Witmer, Jr. Mr. Ernest S. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Woods Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wooster Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Wyman Mrs. Mary Alice Yates Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yaffa Mrs. Jane Young Ms. Kathleen Young Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yudelovitch Mr. and Mrs. Basil Zirinis Corporate Business Partners Cummings & Lockwood Fieldpoint Private Bank and Trust First Republic Bank Northern Trust Bank TD Bank The Sun Products Corporation UBS Financial Services, Inc. Bruce Museum members viewing Power Incarnate: Allan Stone’s Collection of Sculpture from the Congo 57 Special Events 58 Family Benefit: Circus! Family and Fun Under the Big Top October 7, 2010 Approximately 600 guests joined event chairmen Lisa Short Fritsch and Julie Woods under a large tent erected on the Museum’s grounds for Circus! Family and Fun Under the Big Top, a family benefit held in conjunction with the exhibition, Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top. Guests enjoyed performances by members of the Big Apple Circus ‘Circus To Go’ and tried their hand at juggling and plate spinning. The day also included opportunities to partake in circus-themed crafts projects, face painting and a family-focused silent auction. A great time was had by all! Dimensions in Dining November 3–5, 2010 A creative new fundraiser, Dimensions in Dining, featured a series of eleven elegant dinners in private Greenwich homes over three nights in November that drew sixteen leaders from fields as diverse as fashion and design to finance, science and the media. A mammoth undertaking by any measure, Dimensions in Dining was a smashing success thanks to the creative leadership of the event’s chairmen, Leora Levy, Pamela Lewanda and Linda Munger, as well as the commitment and graciousness of the evenings’ guests of honor and wonderful hosts: Tiffany Burnette and Don Casturo, Patricia and John Chadwick, Lucy and Nat Day, Myrna Haft, Alicia and Ray Joslin, Michael Kovner and Jean Doyen de Montaillou, Leora and Steven Levy, Linda and Steve Munger, Helen Nitkin, Nancy and Walter Raquet, Anna and Larry Simon, Jennifer and David Stockman, Alease and Paul Tallman, and Irene and Carl Zelinsky. Icon Awards in the Arts April 27, 2011 Event chairmen Michael Grunberg and Susan Mahoney were joined by over 200 guests for the second annual Bruce Museum Icon Awards in the Arts. The cocktail reception and awards ceremony, held at the lovely back country home of Thomas Peterffy, recognizes outstanding achievement in the arts. The honorees were: Susan E. Lynch, Patron of the Arts; Jennifer and David Stockman, Art Collectors; Jeff Koons, Artist; Linda Nochlin, Art Historian; Robert Hughes, Art Critic; and Larry Gagosian, International Art Dealer. Proceeds from the event went in support of the Bruce Museum’s education and exhibition programming. 59 Family Benefit Juggling performance at Circus! Family and Fun Under the Big Top Co-chairs Lisa Short Fritsch and Julie Woods Dimensions in Dining An Evening of Drama & Design Matthew White, Peter C. Sutton, Thomas Schumacher, Adria de Haume and Co-Chair Pamela Lewanda A Taste Odyssey Co-Chairs Leora Levy and Linda Munger with Chef David Bouley 60 Renaissance Ball Ball Co-Chairs Jennifer Weinstein and Carmiña Roth Linda Ruderman, Linda Chase-Jenkins, Jennifer Burraway 61 The Renaissance Ball – June 4, 2011 Noche Latina The Riverside Yacht Club was once again the site for the Bruce Museum’s annual gala, The Renaissance Ball. The theme of this year’s ball was “Noche Latina,” celebrating the exuberance of the Latin spirit. Approximately 360 people joined gala co-chairs Carmiña Roth and Jennifer Weinstein to celebrate the evening’s honorees Alicia and Ray Joslin for their unparalleled commitment to the Museum. The gala co-chairs, committee chairs and all committee members worked tirelessly to ensure that the evening’s festivities – from cocktails and silent auction to dinner and dancing – combined to create a memorable and fantastic evening enjoyed by all. The design elements of the evening, including ambient lighting, gorgeous exotic floral arrangements and beautiful place settings, enhanced everyone’s enjoyment of the event. An exciting live auction followed dinner, and the Starlight Orchestra kept everyone on the dance floor with music with just the right amount of Latin flair. The Renaissance Ball is the Bruce Museum’s major annual fund raising event whose proceeds support Museum education and exhibition programming. Renaissance Ball Patrons Leora and Steven Levy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raquet Tango Susan E. Lynch Julie and Trevor Woods Hearst Corporation and Diane and Chris Ohl Greenwich Time Rumba Thomas Peterffy and Lynne Wheat Samba Carmiña and Ralf Roth Lilly and Whit Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balog Gabelli Funds Inc. Nancy and Jim Barton Mambo Mr. and Mrs. Laurance E. Baschkin Carol and Will Browne Barbara and Chris Baxter Merengue Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chadwick Alyssa Keleshian Bonomo and Mr. and Mrs. Nat Day Carol and George Crapple Mr. Michael A. Kovner and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Goergen Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bragg, Jr. Sachiko and Lawrence Goodman Gretchen and Lance Bylow Sara and Don H. Nelson Nora and Madison Grose Tiffany Burnette and Don Casturo Jennifer and Lee Weinstein Mr. Michael Grunberg and David Cluett and Tina Teel Sue Ann Weinberg Mr. Jean Doyen de Montaillou Ms. Jessica Ussery Tom Bonomo Joel and Lois Coleman Bolero Tamara Holliday and Al Lhota Patricia and Mark Davies Mr. and Mrs. James Amine Alicia and Ray Joslin Jocelyne and David DeNunzio Christine and Craig Elkind Theresa Rogers Matthews and Lauren M. Kelley and John P. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Spencer B. Haber Philip Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Alfred U. Elser, Jr. Myrna Haft Rachel and Alec McAree Dr. and Mrs. Gary Fantini Linda Chase-Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLaughlin Lori and Jonathan Feldman Mrs. Alice P. Melly Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald Mrs. Barbara Netter Joyce and Ted Fowler Dr. Arthur Jenkins Alicia and Ray Joslin 62 Rachel and Chris Franco Ms. Barbara Petersen Parker Kinga and Edward Lampert Susan and George N. Fugelsang Justina Pray Ingrid McMenamin Diane and Gordon Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pray Shelley and Donald Meltzer Drs. Henry and Michele Gasiorowski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prozes Giovanna and Brian Miller Camilla and Leonardo Gazal Patty and Jim Read Nancy and Morris W. Offit Deborah Good and Thomas Theobald Mr. Joseph Reilly Beverly and Peter Orthwein Kim and W. Grant Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richard Lynne and Richard Pasculano Sunny and Robert Grillo Adria de Haume and Dr. George Roush Mary and Richard W. Radcliffe Ingrid and David Hang Linda Ruderman Wendy and Paul Raether Mary Ann Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Ryan Leah and Bob Rukeyser Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Hobson Anna and Larry Simon Mrs. Joan M. Warburg Mr. and Mrs. Blake Holden Kimberly and Paul Sitarz Beverly and John Watling Kimberly and Christopher Johnson Colleen and John Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Zoubek Carol Kanter and Gary Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thompson Edna and Harry Keleshian U. S. Trust Zoe and Shaker Khayatt Sasha and Eric Vincent Drs. Arianne and Christophe Kolb Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wallace Betsy and Doug Korn Margie and Bruce L. Warwick Regina Kudoyarova Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Welch Gale and Robert Lawrence Carolyn and Stephen Westerberg Mr. and Mrs. Cristiano Leao Kathleen and Robert Whitby Madlen and Harry Lengsfield Michel Witmer and Dino Rivera Denyse and Dr. Joel M. Leon Pamela and Marek Lewanda Renaissance Ball Donors Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lockhart III Laurel and Cliff Asness Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mahoney Emily and Len Blavatnik Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNamara Amy and Gordon Caplan Kathleen L. Metinko and Steven A. and Alexandra M. Cohen Jan Rogers Kniffen Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cohen Melanie and Andrew Milgram Courtney and Christopher Combe Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moffly IV Joyce B. Cowin Samantha and Robert Moro Ray and Barbara Dalio Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Munger Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Glasebrook II Mr. and Mrs. James E. Murphy Vera and John Hathaway Anne and Charles Niemeth Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Huffman Willow and Tim Oberweger Michelle and Joseph Jacobs Betsy and Ed O’Reilly Sonia and Paul Jones 63 Volunteers The Bruce Museum is very fortunate to have a committed cadre of volunteers whose service touches all aspects of the Museum’s operations. Drawn from Fairfield and Westchester counties, 410 volunteers participated as Trustees and committee members, fundraisers, docents, store associates, staff assistants, museum receptionists, editors, translators, consultants, researchers, junior naturalists. All of our most valuable volunteers, students and adults, made vital contributions to the life of the Museum. We gratefully recognize the following individuals who donated twenty or more hours of service from July 1, 2010 to June 20, 2011: 64 Diane Abercrombie Suzanne Carson Cara English Lucas Acosta Anna Caruso Kathy Epstein Maharlika Alangilan Patricia Cassidy Marc Favreau Elinor Appleton Ann Cavers Laurel Fay Maria Arambulo Peter Cavini Vinny Ferraro Angelo Avitabile Cerrilla Cecilia Gloria FitzSimons Susie Baker Patricia Chadwick Steven Fong Hannah Balikci Linda Chase-Jenkins Mary Ford Nicholas Ballone Nan Chequer Carl Forsythe Bonnie Bancroft Olimpia Chiappetta Sabrina Forsythe Cynthia Barrett Thomas Clephane Christopher Franco Daniel Barrett Mildred Cleverly Dorothy Friedman James Barton Bruce Cohen Melissa Fu Melanie Baskin Joel Coleman Javier Fuentes Gillis Baxter Stephanie Condori Anderson Garcia Hanna Bayer Kenneth Connaughton Arline Gardner Lindsey Beguiristain Christian Contreras Lynn Garelick David Belmonte Carol Crapple Meagan Garofalo Richard Bergstresser George Crapple Salli Garrick Alysia Berman Wade Curly Mildreth George Debbie Berner Maureen Curry Katie Gilder Mary Blancato William Curry Danielle Giorgio Lorraine Block Barbara Dalio Sheila Goldfarb Edward Bragg, Jr. Elizabeth Dalton Charlie Gorski Gabriela Bras Lisley DaSilva Barbara Griffin Moranda Bromberg Lucy Day Michael Grunberg Shara Bromberg Nathaniel Day Michael Grund Nicholas Brown Anne DeAngelo Olivia Gupta Dane Burge Jamie Denton Terese Guyette Tiffany Burnette Jacqueline DeSantis Myrna Haft Lauren Calabria Nicole Desantis Lindsey Hand Sarah Calabria Carol Dixon Madelyn Hand Lizz Callaghan Mary Downs Alain Hayashida Tessa Callaghan Jean Doyen de Montaillou May Hayashida Victoria Campofranco Nancy Duffy Rita Henderson Frank Cantelmo Shannon Dunn Lisette Henrey Rebecca Carbino Denny Elliot Phyllis Herman Stephanie Carbino Alfred Elser Ian Herrera 65 Sandra Heyd Peter Linderoth Marion Nolan Tamara Holliday Jacalyn Lupo Mary Norton Christina Honzawa Maria Lycouris Molly O’Connor Lia Horyczun Susan Lynch Nick Otis Madeleine Hoyt Gordon Mackenzie, Jr. Kota Otsuka Judith Hurwich Margaret MacNair Sandra Paul Thomas Hyden Susan Mahoney Bette Pietsch Maura Imperatore Jane Malakoff Regina Polansky Janine Jay Karen Marache Marianne Pollak Susan Joseph Jennifer Marquez Paul Poster Raymond Joslin Chris Marullo Marcia Powers Yvette Kahn Ceil McDermid Kalilah Prendergast Marina Kaneko Julia McDonald Mary Ellen Quinn Stuart Kaplan Ingrid McMenamin Walter Raquet Rachel Karasick Stephen McMenamin Patty Read Susan Kart Jesslyn McNamara Paula Rebak Kelly Katsigris Hale McSharry Michael Reynolds Doris Kaye Alice Melly Lucy Ricciardi David Keller Elaine Merians Chris Roberts Ian Kerr Juan Meyer Thomas Roberts Nathan Kimball Kathy Miller Terry Robinson Courtney Kischowski Sarah Mischianti Alex Romer Rolf Klaeboe Teddy Mitchell Janice Romley Michael Kovner Kasia Modzelewska Christina Rota Alice Kraus John Moffly IV Camiña Roth Eric Krauss Wendy Moldovan Charles Royce Robert Lawrence Annette Monheim Deborah Royce Jon Lazar Katie Moore Linda Ruderman Whitney Lees Paul Morella Leah Rukeyser Michael Lefflebine Wendy Morrison Robert Rukeyser Conor Lendenmann Linda Munger Tracey Russo Karl Lendenmann Brendan Murtha Sarah Rutledge Leora Levy Stephen Myers Maryalice Ryan Pamela Lewanda Edward Narh Morna Ryan Andrew Lewis Milton Negrin Kate Sachs Rosemary Lewis Thomas Newberry Kathleen Sanchez Gabrielle Liflander John Newland Stefan Sandoval Ralph Lim John Nietzel Margaret Saunders 66 Netty Schieferdecker Jackie Stone Jennifer Weinstein Kyle Schmidt Brenda Taggart Thompson Robert Whitby Sue Schneider Loribeth Talbot Alexandra Whittaker Ahana Shanbhogue Naomi Tamerin Callie Williams Elizabeth Shippee Emma Tanen Daniel Williams Westin Sibley Helen Temple Caren Winnall Zayne Sibley Ethan Tollin Michel Witmer Henry Silverstein Caroline Utton Karen Wylie Laurence Simon James Utton Joan Yankowski Ryan Sinclair Ursula Van Aken Moe Yasuii Lori Singer Giulia Volterra Amanda Young Catherine Sippin Lee Wacker Youstina Youssef Giuliano Stabile Joseph Waesche Barbara Zappavigna Arthur Stampleman William Waesche Madeline Zeiss Fred Stark John W. Watling III John Zelinsky John Stauffer Kate Webster Lucy Zimmermann Fred Steinberg Sue Ann Weinberg Martha Zoubek Lively conversation at the Fall Volunteer Tea 67 Operating Gifts 68 $50,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dalio Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Day Mr. Jean Doyen de Montaillou and Mr. Michael A. Kovner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Joslin Mrs. Alice P. Melly Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pasculano Mr. Thomas Peterffy Mr. and Mrs. Homer McK. Rees Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce $10,000 – $50,000 Mr. George S. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Asness Mr. and Mrs. James M. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Laurance E. Baschkin Mr. and Mrs. James M. Better Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bragg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Browne Mrs. Tiffany Burnette and Mr. Don Casturo Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Case Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Gerret Copeland Mr. and Mrs. George E. Crapple Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cross IV Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davies Mr. and Mrs. Craig Elkind Mr. and Mrs. Alfred U. Elser, Jr. Mr. Richard Fitzburgh Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Gabelli Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Goergen Mr. Michael Grunberg Mr. and Mrs. Spencer B. Haber Mrs. Myrna R. Haft Mr. and Mrs. J. Carney Hawks Ms. Tamara Holliday and Mr. Al Lhota Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Shaker A. Khayatt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Levy Mrs. Susan E. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William Mahoney Sylvia and Leonard Marx, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McAree Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Moffly Mr. Paul Moore Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Munger Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ohl Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prozes Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Raquet Mr. and Mrs. Ralf Roth Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rothfleisch Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rukeyser Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Ryan Ms. Janine Luke and Mr. Melvin R. Seiden Mr. and Mrs. Laurence B. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Simpson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Watling III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Weatherbie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weihman Mrs. Sue Ann Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Woods Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yorke Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Zoubek $5,000 – $10,000 Anonymous Ms. Judith L. Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Len Blavatnik Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Brown Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burke Mr. Gary I. Cohen and Mrs. Carol Kanter Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Combe Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Denning Mr. Nathaniel de Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Duffy Mrs. Sabrina Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Glasebrook II Ms. Deborah Good and Mr. Thomas C. Theobald Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Madison F. Grose Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hut Mr. Jan Kniffen and Mrs. Kathleen Metinko Drs. Christophe and Arianne Kolb Ms. Martha Lam Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lampert Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lawrence Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marek Lewanda Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mark Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel McNamara Mr. and Mrs. James E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Otto Naumann Mr. and Mrs. Edward Netter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niemeth Mrs. Helen Nitkin Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. James A. Read Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Ricciardi Mr. and Mrs. William Ruprecht Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Alan Simon Mrs. Deborah F. Stiles Mrs. Allan Stone Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vincent Mr. and Mrs. David L. Wax Mrs. Elizabeth N. Wilds Mr. and Mrs. Dave H. Williams $1,000 – $5,000 Mrs. Hermine F. Aborn Mrs. David P. Agnew Ms. Tiffany Allan Mrs. Maria Allwin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Anker Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Appleby Mr. and Mrs. Bahman Arjomand Mr. and Mrs. Whit Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. John T. Avellino Ms. Maria Babaev Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balog Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baxter Lawrence B. Benenson Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Betteridge III Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bonomo Mr. and Mrs. Mairtin Brady Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Brant Mrs. Herman J. Brickman Dr. Jenne K. Britell Mrs. Kathrin Brown & Mr. Bill Gedale Mrs. Elly Bruynes Mr. David Bull Mr. and Mrs. Lance Bylow Mr. and Mrs. William G. Caffray Mrs. William W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carley Mr. and Mrs. James Caron Mr. and Mrs. James M. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Carter Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Cartun Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Castrignano Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Certilman Mrs. Dorothy M. Cholnoky Mr. Thomas Cholnoky Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Citrin Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Clephane Mr. David Cluett and Ms. Tina Teel Mrs. Lynn Cluett Ms. Alice S. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Cristobal I. Conde Mrs. Daniel Cowin Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Tibor E. Darany Ms. Elizabeth Darst and Mr. Charles Leykum Mr. and Mrs. John Daum Ms. Judy W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. David A. DeNunzio Mr. and Mrs. William J. Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Jeff DiModica Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dolan 69 Ms. Thea Duell and Mr. Peter Cook Mr. and Mrs. Burtt Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ekstract Mr. and Mrs. William E. Epifanio II Mr. and Mrs. Will Ethridge Dr. and Mrs. Gary Fantini Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Feldstein Mr. and Mrs. William V. Ferdinand Ms. Ellen Flanagan Ms. Joanne Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Theodore V. Fowler IV Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Franco Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Friedman Mrs. Helaine Friedman Mr. and Mrs. George N. Fugelsang Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Gabelli Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gargiulo Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Garrett Ms. Salli Garrick Drs. Henry and Michele Gasiorowski Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Gazal Mrs. Marguerite Gelfman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gibbons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodfriend Mr. Brett Gorvy Mr. and Mrs. Herb Granath Mrs. Carol S. Green Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant Gregory Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grillo Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hadjipateras Mr. Nicholas Hall Mr. George A. Hambrecht Mr. and Mrs. David Hang Mr. and Mrs. William B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haskett Mr. and Mrs. John Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hearn Mr. and Mrs. David Heike Mr. Joseph G. Henn and Mrs. Marie T. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hewitt Mrs. Chris Hikawa & Mr. David Windreich Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Blake Holden Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. George James Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Johnson Mrs. Elisabeth B.C. Joung and Mr. John Chansoo Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Kanders Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kassin Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Keleshian Mrs. Lauren M. Kelley and Mr. John Driscoll Mr. Scott Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Kendall Mrs. Mary Mattson Kenworthy and Mr. Albert T. Kenworthy 70 Ms. Jane Kim Mr. and Mrs. John Kim Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. and Mrs. Colin A. Kinsella Mrs. Gail Kirhoffer Mrs. Rebecca Kirhoffer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleinow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Knight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kolman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Korn Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Cristiano Leao Dr. and Mrs. Joel Leon Mrs. Linda A. Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lengsfield Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lockhart III Dr. Anne-Marie Logan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Lukas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lum Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lust Dr. and Mrs. John MacGillvary Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Maybury Mr. William J. Mayer Mr. Burton E. McGillivray Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent K. McMahon Mrs. Adelaide P. McManus Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Megdanis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Menschel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meyer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mihalec, Jr. Dr. Naomi Schiff Myers and Dr. Stephen A. Myers Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moffly IV Mr. Thierry Morin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moro Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Milgram Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Nesvig Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Newton Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Nicholas Mrs. Martha Nierenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Niner Mrs. Axelle Note-Simonnard Mr. and Mrs. Tim Oberweger Mr. and Mrs. Morris W. Offit Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Ohnell Mrs. Paula K. Oppenheim Mr. and Mrs. Ed O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Orthwein Mr. and Mrs. Bart Osman Mrs. Peter E.V Paris Mrs. Barbara P. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Averardo Pascarella Mrs. Susan Penry-Williams and Dr. John S. Tamerin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Petrick Ms. Melanie Petsch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Mario Ponce Mr. Andrew Porter Mr. and Mrs. David Portny Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powers Ms. Justina Pray Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Pray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raether Mr. and Mrs. John Reid Mr. Joseph Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Revson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Rich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Gary Riddell Mr. and Mrs. David Rogath Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg Mrs. Linda Ruderman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rothfliesch Dr. George C. Roush and Mrs. Adria de Haume Mr. and Mrs. John W. Russell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Salame Mr. and Mrs. Bruno M. Santonocito Dr. and Mrs. John K. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheuer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Schwesinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Seidel Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Selander Ms. Stephanie Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shang Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Shepard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Silverstein Mr. and Mrs. David M. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sitarz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solari Mrs. Shirley M. Sontheimer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Spencer Dr. and Mrs. John E. Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Steel Mr. and Mrs. David Stemerman Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Stern Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stockman Ms. Jessie C. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Storr Ms. Katia Streiff Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tallman Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Tananbaum Mr. and Mrs. David Tenney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tichio Ms. Cristin Tierney Mr. and Mrs. David Tompkins Mrs. Marnie L. Vallely Ms. Christina Vanderlip Mrs. Gloria Van Norden Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wallack Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walsh Mrs. Joan M. Warburg Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Warwick Mr. and Mrs. James Waterbury Mr. and Mrs. Alan Weeden, Esq. Mrs. Susan G. Weil Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Weintz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welch Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Westerberg Ms. Lynne Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitby Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis G. Wilcox Mrs. Anne F. Wilsey Mrs. Sandra W. Wilson Mr. Michel Witmer and Dr. Arnold Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wooster Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zaeske Mr. and Mrs. Drew Zager Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zelinsky MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS In Memory of Diane Darst Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adler Mr. and Mrs. John Adler Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mike Attar Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bauersfeld Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Bergman Mr. and Mrs. David Carey Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Castrignano Mr. and Mrs. Evan Chesler Ms. Alice S. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Tod Cooperman Mr. Samuel Covert Ms. Elizabeth Darst and Mr. Charles Leykum Mr. Guy Darst Mr. Nathaniel de Rothschild Mr. David Ducote Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finnegan Mrs. Marguerite G. Geldman The Goergen Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett J. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gottlieb Mrs. Carol S. Green Mr. and Mrs. Henry Green Ms. Steffi Green Ms. Liz Gruber Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hutchins Ms. Rikki Kaplan Mr. David C. Lew Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leykum Mrs. Susan E. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John Markwalter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Menschel Ms. Nancy Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Colin Morris Mr. Gregory Nihon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Och Ms. Susan W. Paine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Ricciardi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rodman Roy J. Zuckerberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sacher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salant Mr. Douglas Schindewolf Mrs. Andrea Scola Dr. and Mrs. John E. Stauffer Mr. Joph Steckel and Mrs. Beth Kate Zadek Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Tananbaum Ms. Cindy S. Tice Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tuller Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vanderbilt Mrs. Jane E. Veron and Mr. Andrew Feldstein Mr. and Mrs. Drew Zager Mr. Michael Ziegelbaum and Mrs. Kim Reichig In Memory of Salli Garrick Ms. Jennifer G. Andrea Ms. Fran Ball Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Besthoff Mr. and Mrs. Andre F. Block Mr. and Mrs. Charles Block Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bouvier Mr. and Mrs. James M. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Coonan Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. DeViney Mrs. Violet Doherty Ms. Denny Elliot Four Seasons/LifePlus Investment Club Mrs. Jean F. Gardner Global Operations Services Team Global Revenue Management Remote Solutions Ms. Maureen E. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Henderson Ms. Jean A. Jung Melvin and Sylvia Kafka Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Klein, Jr. Ms. Gwenyth A. Kriss Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Littlefield Ms. Mary G. Logiudice Ms. Jane Malakoff Ms. Peggy McCarter Micros Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Miranda Mr. and Mrs. William T. Orr Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kevin Reynolds Mrs. Phyllis Roitsch Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Romley Ms. Victoria B. Rovin Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Rust Mr. Herbert F. Schwartz and Ms. Nan Budde Chequer Mr. and Mrs. John B. Whalen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wylie, Jr. In Memory of Jared Horton Ms. Cynthia J. Carpenter In Honor of Sylvia Marx Ms. Marion Benedek Ms. Nancy Beres Ms. Ann Horowitz In Honor of Edward Netter Vicki Netter Fitzgerald 71 Corporate & Foundation Support 72 $20,000+ Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism Dalio Family Foundation, Inc. Gabelli Fund Grunberg Family Foundation Hearst Service Center F.M. Kirby Foundation Royal Bank of Canada Royce Family Fund, Inc. The Crapple Foundation The Hascoe Charitable Foundation The John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation UBS Financial Services, Inc. $5,000 – $20,000 Abraham Kamber Foundation Acorn Hill Foundation Inc. Amica Companies Foundation Betteridge Jewelers Brown Penny Fund CASERVE Foundation David T. Langrock Foundation Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trusts Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Greenwich Roundtable HomeWaters Club Horseneck Wine & Liquor Joel and Lois Coleman Foundation LexisNexis Marion Moore Foundation Matthew A & Susan B Weatherbie Charitable Foundation Melvin R. Seiden Fund Moffly Publications Newman’s Own Foundation Northern Trust Bank Royce and Associates S & L Marx Foundation, Inc. Steven A. and Alexandra M. Cohen Foundation The Allwin Family Foundation The Bluebell Foundation The Deborah and Ned Stiles Fund The Edward & Kinga Lampert Foundation The Edward & Patricia McLaughlin Foundation The Goergen Foundation, Inc. The Jerry and Emily Spiegel Family Foundation, Inc. The Joslin Family Foundation The Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Foundation The Malkin Fund, Inc. The Netherland-America Foundation The New York Community Trust The Resource Foundation, Inc. The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, Inc. Vicki Netter Fund Wilson & Son Jewelers Wrightson Ramsing Foundation, Inc. $1,000 – $5,000 Appleby Charitable Lead Trust Bessemer Trust Company Betteridge Jewelers Chamber Players of the Greenwich Symphony Charlotte Berwind Fine Foods, Inc. Chateaux Software Chevron Matching Gift Program Christie’s Connecticut Ceramics Study Circle, Inc. Diane James Home Edward & Barbara Netter Foundation, Inc. Fairfield County Community Foundation, Inc. Friedman Family Foundation GE Foundation Greenwich Academy Greenwich Antiques Society Greenwich Fine Arts, Inc. Groupon Harvard Business School (HBS) Club of CT Community Partners Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. Foundation Jane Dawson Shang and Paul Shang Charitable Foundation Jewish Communal Fund Lone Pine Kennel Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. Macy’s Foundation Mark Family Fund Meserve-Kunhardt Foundation New England Brokerage Corp. Norman M. Morris Foundation, Inc. Olivine Gabbro Boutique Ralph Lauren Revson Charitable Trust Richards Russell Maguire Foundation Saks Fifth Avenue Greenwich Scheuer Associates Foundation, Inc. Sorbara Furs Storr Family Foundation S. Wyler, Inc. The Carl and Marsha Hewitt Foundation, Inc. The Dave and Reba W. Williams Foundation The Harbor Lights Foundation The Kneisel Foundation The Niner Foundation The Ocean House The Ohnell Family Foundation The P.B.O. Fund, Inc. The Raether 1985 Charitable Trust The Rehm Family Foundation The Sontheimer Foundation Tiffany & Co. Timothy Sammons Fine Art Agents, Inc. Touch Tanks for Kids UJA Federation of Greenwich U.S. Trust Warren B. Kanders Foundation Wisconsin Energy Foundation 73 Bruce Museum-at-a-Glance & Financial Statements 74 Statistics 2010 2011 Attendance 66,283 59,647 Education School Groups, Tours and Brucemobile 16,480 15,676 Public Programs 5,841 5,461 Membership Total Number of Members 2,676 2,692 Years ended June 30 General Revenue 2011 Museum Store 3.4% Restricted Operating 4.0% Other Revenue.3% Investment Income 7.4% Fees 9.9% Unrealized Gain on Investments 35.6% Town of Greenwich 10.9% Contributions 13.2% Expenses 2011 Special Events 15.4% Special Events 9.7% Admin & General 4.8% Museum Store 7.8% Exhibitions 35.9% Development 19.2% Programs 22.6% 75 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2011 and 2010 2011 2010 $1,007,246 $1,738,096 2,068,700 3,526,028 0 2,247 Inventory 117,845 153,888 Prepaid expenses and other assets 127,766 103,100 Investments 19,184,178 16,510,002 Property, plant and equipment, net 3,638,786 2,865,897 $26,144,521 $24,899,258 $163,293 $251,912 ASSETS Cash and equivalents Contributions receivable Contributions receivable from remainder trust Total assets LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses Deferred revenue Grants payable 41,750 150,000 296,514 $355,043 $548,426 $964,722 $(528,135) Designated for capital account 27,919 27,919 Board-designated endowment 2,118,830 1,518,830 Invested in property, plant and equipment 2,656,876 2,865,897 5,768,347 3,884,511 Temporarily restricted 2,314,201 2,656,203 Permanently restricted 17,706,930 17,810,118 Total net assets 25,789,478 24,350,832 $26,144,521 $24,899,258 Total liabilities Net assets: Unrestricted: Operating Total unrestricted Total liabilities and net assets 76 OPERATING STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES Years Ended June 30, 2011 and June 30, 2010 2011 2010 $2,005,537 $1,944,058 Town of Greenwich appropriations 766,215 748,576 Fees 692,735 747,338 Dividends and interest 520,280 277,042 (1,180) 12,775 2,494,819 401,690 236,996 253,985 17,732 23,282 6,733,134 4,408,746 279,837 474,361 $7,012,971 $4,883,107 $2,854,248 $2,482,257 Development 935,087 833,889 Development-special events 470,604 294,142 Administrative and general 232,557 288,176 Grant Pledged - 5,765 Museum store 382,163 367,886 - 146,500 $4,874,659 $4,418,615 (45,455) (78,190) (600,000) (1,000,000) 1,492,857 (613,698) Beginning of year (528,135) 85,563 End of year $964,722 $(528,135) Revenues Contributions Net realized (loss) on investments Net unrealized (loss) on investments Museum store revenue Other revenue Total revenues Net assets released from restrictions Total revenues and other support Expenses: Program Accession of collection items Total expenses Capital improvements Board Designated for Endowment Increase in net assets Net assets: 77 Bruce Museum Staff as of June 30, 2011 78 Administration Peter C. Sutton Executive Director and CEO Heidi Weber Manager of Foundation and Corporate Funding Museum Store Justine Matteis Store Manager Kathy Reichenbach Assistant to the Director Curatorial Jack Coyle Registrar Education Robin Garr Director of Education Leslie Downes Weekend Store Manager Diane Myers Manager of School and Tour Services Finance Gregory Hollop Director of Finance Gina Gould Curator of Science Peter Linderoth Manager of Outreach Education Joanne Prier Accounting Manager Kenneth Silver Adjunct Curator Ariel Fein Museum Educator and Reservations Manager Admissions Allegra Harrington Admissions Manager Mary Ann Lendenmann Manager of Volunteers and Internet Strategist Jennifer Ramsey Carolina Taborda Elizabeth Wisecup Weekend Admissions Cynthia Ehlinger Marketing and Science Curatorial Assistant Development Liz Wooster Director of Development Whitney Lucas Rosenberg Associate Director of Development Jennifer Bernstein Special Events Manager Michelle Spinei Development Officer Becky Conelias Development Assistant Valerie Zygmont Membership and Special Events Associate Exhibitions Anne von Stuelpnagel Director of Exhibitions Dan Buckley Exhibition Designer Kevin Burns Exhibition Preparator Facility Ronald Shaw Director of Security and Network Services Gary Strain Facility Manager Sean Murtha Exhibition Preparator Carlos Taborda Luis Velasquez Custodians Sue Brown Gordon Festival Manager Rochele See Security Supervisor Marketing and Communications Troy Ellen Dixon Director of Marketing and Communications Fernando Taborda Jose Alcayaga Lawrence Corney Security 79
