Annual Report - Currier Museum of Art

2008
Annual
Report
Dear Members and Friends,
The last fiscal year (July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008) culminated in
the landmark achievement of reopening the new Currier Museum of Art.
On March 30, 2008, the museum opened to the public after 22 months of
construction. Governor Lynch and Dr. Susan Lynch, along with Manchester
Mayor Frank Guinta, helped to cut the ribbon as hundreds of visitors waited
with anticipation to enter.
Staff, volunteers and trustees eagerly greeted more than 25,000 people
during a week of free admission. In the days immediately prior to the public
reopening, we had the opportunity to celebrate and thank donors and
members for their support of the Currier. Their dedication and generosity
were key to the success of the $13.4 million capital campaign, which funded
the expansion.
The reaction of visitors was overwhelmingly enthusiastic as we learned
from a survey conducted during the first eight weeks of operations. Never
before has so much of the collection been exhibited at one time. Every
gallery – including three new ones – was completely reinstalled. Much of the
new reinterpretation plan – including new labels, special videos, brochures
for self-guided tours – reintroduced visitors to the Currier’s outstanding
collections. Many recently acquired works of art – from the murals by Sol
Lewitt installed in the Henry Melville Fuller Winter Garden, print portfolios
by Donald Judd and Terry Winters to the Pop Art sculpture The Family by
Marisol Escobar – were on exhibition for the first time. Likewise collections of
glass, contemporary ceramics, furniture and photography are now more fully
revealed in the expanded museum. For the first time, there is a gallery devoted
to art of New Hampshire and the region. The library, with new compact
shelving, has received several important gifts from David G. Carter and the
estates of Ed and Mary Scheier and of Robert Cross Vergobbi.
Visitors clearly enjoyed the Currier’s new shop, which had moved from its
temporary home at the Currier Downtown on Hanover Street in Manchester
to its new, visible location in the Charlotte and Ruth Anderson Lobby. Another
new amenity that enhances a visit to the Currier is the Winter Garden Café,
which served more than 1,500 meals during reopening week.
The outreach into schools that was carried out through Currier on the
Move, while the museum was closed for construction, readied and inspired
many teachers to bring classes to the museum. The two new classrooms
accommodated 3,051 students in just three months alone, and also offered
activity space for several new education programs for families on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
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The concert series opened to great acclaim with
performances by the Borromeo String Quartet, Cody
Michaels and Virginia Eskin. The180-seat auditorium,
which has outstanding acoustics, has been proclaimed
by many who have performed there as one of the region’s
finest venues for chamber groups.
In the months of preparation for the reopening, staff and
Board engaged in a re-branding and comprehensive
communications strategy to clarify for the public the
museum’s vision to serve a broader constituency.
This effort led to the redesign of all publications and
communications vehicles, including a complete redesign
and amplification of the website. Now at www.currier.
org users can find a wealth of information about the
collections, exhibitions, and programs; they can also join
as members, peruse the catalogue of books in the library,
or sign up for classes at the Currier Museum Art Center.
Throughout this time of transition, the Currier Museum Art
Center flourished with strong enrollment and additions to
the curriculum. New class offerings in its “Art Foundation
for Children” included Drawing for Kids and Home
School: Fundamentals of Art for children ages 4-10 years,
and cartoon animation, jewelry-making, painting and
photography in “ArtVentures for Preteens.”
The Art Center continued its outreach commitment to
studio-based learning experiences through its partnership
with the Manchester Schools, under the umbrella of the
21 st Century program. Art Center faculty taught curricula
based upon the museum’s collection in four elementary
and four middle schools reaching 250 Manchester Public
School students. In a parallel effort, faculty reached more
than 350 students in schools as far away as Milford,
Amherst, Brookline and Concord in the popular foursession “Art from Art” program. This year was the tenth
anniversary of New Hampshire Art Allstate, which invited
alums – now numbering more than 500 – to visit the new
Currier and report back on their current art experiences.
From Top: Singer Odds Bodkins performs at the Art Center’s Family Day.
Museum visitors enjoy the Family Studio activities. Manager of Donor
Relations Karen Moynihan, Director of Public Programs Leah Fox, and
Visitor Services Manager Barbara Case helping out during the reopening
week. Visitors to the museum explore and enjoy the new glass gallery.
The Guild of Volunteers was a source of tremendous
support in helping reach communities throughout the
state and, equally important, in welcoming visitors back
into the museum. With many new opportunities for
volunteering, the Guild stepped up and more than met the
challenge of running a new facility.
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The Advisory Council took a leadership role during the
construction period in introducing new audiences to the
Currier, its programs and collections through events held
in Portsmouth, Exeter, Peterborough and Jaffrey Center.
Because of the Council’s efforts, the museum is better
known across much of the state.
This year also saw a transition in leadership of the Board.
Patrick Duffy served with great distinction as President of
the Board for five years of exciting change for the Currier.
Board and staff thank him for his tremendous dedication.
Each year it is a privilege and great pleasure to
acknowledge and thank all who have enriched the
Currier. This past fiscal year (July1, 2007 through June
30, 2008) was a milestone in the museum’s history. The
transformation of the Currier’s facility and the enhancement
of its collections and programs could not have been
achieved without the partnership of volunteers, trustees,
advisory council members, donors, and staff. We extend
many, many thanks to one and all.
David A. Jensen
President, Board of Trustees
Susan Strickler
Director
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From Top Left: Mayor Guinta and Museum Director Susan Strickler
discuss the planned expansion. Docent Fran Gordon gives a
performance at a docent luncheon. A docent engages a visiting school
group in a discussion about a work of art. President of the Museum’s
Board of Trustees David Jensen and Museum Director Susan Strickler
pose in front of the Sol Lewitt mural.
Gifts
Gift of Ardath Blauvelt: Given in loving memory
of CWS “Skip” Talbot by his sister, Ardath “Jolie”
Blauvelt
Joseph DeCamp, American, 1858-1923
Carnation and Black, 1892, oil on canvas, 2008.8
Gift of Gerald L. Durette
Gerald L. Durette, American, b. 1934
Lucille Zimmerman, Maria Graubart and Lotte Jacobi
at the Currier Gallery of Art, 1984, gelatin silver print,
2008.7
Gift of Robert Sargent Fay, in honor of the
Centennial Celebration of the MacDowell Colony
Robert Sargent Fay, American, b. 1934
Studio of Edward MacDowell, Exterior, MacDowell
Colony, Peterborough, New Hampshire, 1998, gelatin
silver print, toned, 2007.14
Betsey, Artist, MacDowell Colony, 1998, gelatin silver
print, toned, 2007.15
Gift of Ed and Hilda Fleisher
James Aponovich, American, b. 1948
Self Portrait, 1987, oil on canvas, 2008.2
Carnation and Black, Joseph DeCamp, 1892, oil on canvas.
Gift of Otto Heino
Otto Heino, American, b. 1915
Charger, not dated, yellow glaze on porcelain, 2007
Gift of Robert Flynn Johnson in memory of Minna
Flynn Johnson
Philippe Halsman, American, 1906-1979
Sid Caesar, 1950, gelatin silver print, 2007.21
Gift of Jack Hemenway
Josef Albers, American (b. Germany) 1888-1976
Intaglio Duo F, 1959, inkless intaglio, 2008.9
Imogene Coca, 1950, gelatin silver print, 2007.22
George Rodger, English, 1908-1995
Turkey, c. 1960, gelatin silver print, 2007.23
Gift of Jack and Harriet Hemenway in honor of
Joseph I. Caldwell
Maxfield Parrish, American, 1870-1966
Freeman Farm: Winter, 1935, oil on board, 2008.1
Carlo Naya, Italian, 1816-1882
St. Marks Square, Venice, c. 1870, albumen print,
2007.24
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Gifts
Kaleidoscope, 1991, egg tempera on gesso panel,
2008.4.54
Gift of Robert Flynn Johnson in memory of Minna
Flynn Johnson
Hal Lotterman, American, b. 1920
Five Untitled Photographs, not dated, gelatin silver print,
2007.25-.29
On a Roll, not dated, bronze, 2008.4.57
Isabel Bishop, American, 1902-1988
Tidying Up, c. 1940, ink and wash (on paper), 2008.4.27
Gift of Jeffrey and Mary Karlin
Ben Aronson, American (b. Lithuania) 1958
Closed Ramp, 2007, intaglio print, 2008.10
Resting Head, c. 1933, ink and wash (on paper),
2008.4.28
Lunch Counter, 1960, etching, 2008.4.29
Gift of Mrs. Eric Weinmann
Lotte Jacobi, American (b. Germany) 1896-1990
Eric and Mary Weinmann’s Garden, c. 1988, gelatin silver
print, 2008.6
Students Walking, 1971, etching and aquatint, 2008.4.30
Georges Braque, French, 1882-1963
La Tasse à Café, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.17
L’Oiseau Blue et Jaune, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.18
Bequest of Robert Cross Vergobbi
Karel Appel, Dutch, b. 1921
Self-Portrait, not dated, color lithograph, 2008.4.1
Paul Cadmus, American, 1904-1999
Reclining Figure (Jon Anderson), 1970, crayon,
2008.4.25
Untitled, (head), not dated, color lithograph, 2008.4.2
Untitled, (head), not dated, color lithograph, 2008.4.3
Alexander Calder, American, 1898-1976
Christmas Card, 1967, lithograph, 2008.4.33
John Taylor Arms, American, 1887-1953
From Knoedler Window, 1935, engraving, 2008.4.24
Seven-Legged Beast, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.34
Humanité, 1969, lithograph, 2008.4.35
Milton Avery, American, 1893-1973
Portrait of Sally Avery, c. 1945, crayon, 2008.4.26
Marc Chagall, French (b. Russia)1887-1985
Le Couple á l’Evantail, 1963, lithograph, 2008.4.19
Leonard Baskin, American, 1922-2000
Nude, not dated, etching, 2008.4.49
La Lune Noire, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.20
Michael Bergt, American, b. 1956
Europa, 1994, Etching, 2008.4.37
Jean Cocteau, French, 1889-1963
Le Patineur, not dated, crayon, 2008.4.13
Command Performance, not dated, gouache, 2008.4.38
Petit Faune, 1958, bronze, 2008.4.59
Male Nude [Alex], not dated, pencil and gouache,
2008.4.39
Kneeling Female in a Garden, 1958, terracotta with paint
and enamel, 2008.4.64
Standing Study, 2001, colored pencil and gouache,
2008.4.40
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Gifts
Bequest of Robert Cross Vergobbi
Sonia Delaunay-Terk, French, 1885-1979
Signal, 1978, porcelain with enamel, 2008.4.63
Walt Kuhn, American, 1877-1949
Memory of Nova Scotia, 1923, watercolor and pencil,
2008.4.32
Alberto Giacometti, Swiss, 1901-1966
Self Portrait (Dans le Miror), 1954, lithograph, 2008.4.11
Marie Laurencin, French, 1885-1956
Trois Jeunes Filles Jouant a l’ Arc, 1926, etching,
2008.4.21
View of Stampa, 1954, lithograph, 2008.4.12
Jacob Lawrence, American, 1917-2000
Builders Three, 1991, lithograph, 2008.4.44
David Hockney, American, b. 1937
Artcurial, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.41
Reginald Marsh, American 1898-1954
Drum Majorette, 1940, engraving, 2008.4.36
Rockwell Kent, American, 1882-1971
Woman in Mourning with Two Children, not dated, wood
engraving, 2008.4.42
Henri Matisse, French, 1869-1954
Portrait de Claude D., 1946, lithograph, 2008.4.16
Male Figure Resembling a Jester, not dated, wood
engraving, 2008.4.43
Pierre Jules Mene, French, 1810-1879
Goat, not dated, Bronze, 2008.4.60
Petit Lévrier Protégant sa Balle, not dated, bronze,
2008.4.61
Joan Miro, Spanish, 1892-1983
La Cascade, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.14
Sculptors 3, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.15
Jules Moigniez, French, 1835-1894
Two Mountain Goats, not dated, bronze, 2008.4.62
Alice Neel, American, 1900-1984
Seated Woman, 1973, lithograph, 2008.4.45
Olympic Poster, 1976, lithograph, 2008.4.46
Philip Pearlstein, American, b.1924
Nude on Eames Stool, 1977, lithograph, 2008.4.47
Self Portrait, James Aponovich, 1987-1988, oil on canvas.
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Gifts
John Sloan, American, 1872-1951
Reclining Nude, 1927, oil on board, 2008.4.53
Eugene Speicher, 1883-1962
Nude, not dated, pencil, 2008.4.31
Rufino Tamayo, Mexican, 1899-1991
Venus Negra, not dated, lithograph, 2008.4.22
George Tooker, American, b 1920
Self-Portrait, 1985, lithograph, 2008.4.48
Bram van Velde, Dutch, 1895-1981
Untitled, not dated, color lithograph, 2008.4.4
Le Monde sans Arms, Pablo Picasso, 1962, Lithograph.
Robert Vickery, American, b. 1926
Old Clown, 1957, tempera on masonite, 2008.4.52
Bequest of Robert Cross Vergobbi
Pablo Picasso, Spanish, 1881-1973
Galerie Louise Leiris, 1970, lithograph, 2008.4.5
Margaret Thompson Zorach, American, 18871968
Reclining Nude (verso – two men), 1926, pencil,
2008.4.23
Galerie Louise Leiris, 1960, lithograph, 2008.4.6
Originales des Maitre de l’Ecole de Paris, 1959,
lithograph, 2008.4.7
Le Monde sans Arms, 1962, lithograph, 2008.4.8
William Zorach, American (b. Lithuania)
1887-1966, Affection, 1933, bronze, 2008.4.56
Artist and Model, 1965, linocut, 2008.4.9
Le Repos du Scupteur Devant le Jeune Cavalier, 1933,
engraving, 2008.4.10
Auguste Rodin, French, 1840-1917
The Athlete [Sam White], not dated, bronze, 2008.4.58
Koo Schadler, American, b. 1962
Profile of Lily with Books and Cosmos, 2003, graphite,
chalk, and gouache, 2008.4.50
Three Apples, Cup and Moth, 2003, tempera on panel,
2008.4.55
Ben Shahn, American (b. Lithuania)
1898-1969, Parting Long Seen Coming, 1968,
lithograph, 2008.4.51
Freeman Farm: Winter, Maxfield Parrish, 1935, oil on board.
Photo: Jeffrey Nintzel.
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Henry Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund
Henry Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund
Karl Drerup, American, 1904-2000
Untitled (Abstract with Bird), not dated, watercolor with ink
and pencil, 2007.13
Robert Sargent Fay, American, b. 1934
Studio of Edward MacDowell, Interior, MacDowell Colony,
Peterborough, New Hampshire, 1998, gelatin silver print,
toned, 2007.16
Vase of Flowers, MacDowell Colony, 1998, gelatin silver print,
toned, 2007.17
Multnomah Falls, Columbia Gorge, Oregon, 2005, gelatin silver
print, toned, 2007.18
Spider Rock, Canyon de Chelly, Arizona, 1996, gelatin silver
print, toned, 2007.19
Sh’ma Yisrael (Hear, O Israel), 1983,
gelatin silver print, toned, 2007.20
James Rosenquist, American,
b.1933
House of Fire, 1989, pressed paper pulp
with lithographic collage, 2007.31
Micala Sidore, American, b. 1949
Black + White + Red All Over #40:
black eyes, red eyes, 2006, woven cotton,
silkscreen, 2007.30
Unknown maker, American (coastal
NH or northeastern MA)
Side Chair(s), c. 1730, maple, 2008.3.1 and
2
Side Chair(s), Unknown maker, c. 1730, maple.
Photo: Jeffrey Nintzel.
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Henry Melville Fuller
Donors
&
Members
Donors
Donors
Currier Society
Ardath Jolie Blauvelt
Dr.and Mrs. R.
Huntington Breed II
Raymond and Olga Cote
Pamela Diamantis
Patrick Duffy and Judith
Gibson
M.Christine Dwyer and
Michael Huxtable
Dr. Patricia Furey and Dr.
Douglas Goumas
Jason and Rebecca
Hackler
Patricia L. Howard and
Donald R. Logan
David and Dorothea
Jensen
Denise Johnson
Anne D. Milne
Patrick and Kendra
O’Donnell
Thomas and Barbara
Putnam
Harry and Barbara
Shepler
Susan Strickler
John F. Swope
Richard and Ann Thorner
Nancy Tieken
William W. Upton
Helen and Sumner
Winebaum
Kimon and Anne Zachos
Currier Fund
($1,000+)
John and Julie Carter
Deb orah and Dennis
Gibbs
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamel
Ms. Pamela A. Harvey
Lois S. Moore
Mrs. Dudley W. Orr
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Rolecek
Kenneth J. Rowley
Davis and Patricia Thurber
Mrs . Mary Weinmann, in
honor of Gary Samson
and Susan Strickler
Julia and John Ver Ploeg
Henry E. Vittum
($250 - $499)
Betty and Ed Allman
Mrs. Dudley M. Baker, Jr.
Pam and John Blackford
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J.
Clark
Nancy Colageo and Paul
Frank
Denise and William Dyer
Pauline Elkin
Dr.Louis I. Fink and Dr.
Pamela L. Grich
John S. Gikas
David Glynn
Fred and Ruth Griffin
Jack and Dolly Harrod
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.
Hazelton
Nancy and Lucius Hill
Daniel and Michael
Hingston, Inc.
Marjorie and Jay Hodes
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W.
Keegan
Bernice Kesslen
Paul and Debbie Kinson
Lucia Kittredge and Cleve
Kapala
Audrey M. Lindgren
Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Marvin
Richard and Patricia
Molan
Ann and Howard Morse
($500 - $999)
Bos ton Private Value
Investors
Brown & Company
Phyllis H. Carey
Harte and Ann Crow
Sarah and Peter Crow
Deborah S. DuSault
Robert Sargent Fay
Hilda W. Fleisher
Tom and Peg Gaillard
Mr. and Mrs. David M.
Gottesman
Anthony A. McManus
Patricia Sullivan Meyers
Mrs. C. D. Nenopoulos
Nor theast Utilities Service
Company, in honor of
John F. Swope
Danny and Susan O’Brien
Martha E. O’Neill
Cha rles and Dorris
Richmond
Gil and Jeanne Slater
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler
Smith
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Edward and Elizabeth
O’Connor
Beth Ann O’Hara
Lee and Helene Pierce
Jessie Pollock
Judith and John
Ransmeier
Gordon and Barbara
Russell
Peter and Carol Smiglin
Barbara C. Smiles
George and Susan Smith
Ed and Ann Spurr
Walter and Janet Stiles
Joseph, Virginia and
Daniel Szymanowski
Fred and Beth Upton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G.
Verney
Diane E. Hoisel Wanger
Robert and Binney Wells
The Gloria Wilcher
Foundation
Dr. Susanna S. Wilkens
Robert and Loraine
Worrell
Anonymous
($100 - $249)
Nancy W. Alcock
Joan and Stephen Ames
Ann and Bill Arthur
Diane Y. Aubrey
Eleanor T. Bacon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bass
James and Elaine Bennett
Jane Bentas
Mrs. Polly N. Berry
Ronald and Beth
Blankenstein
Donors
&
Members
Donors
Currier Fund
($100 - $249)
John and Aphrodite
Blatsos
Nancy and Rolando
Bonachea
Robert F. Bossie Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R.
Boston
Mrs. Gloria V. Bouchard
Dr.and Mrs. Frederick M.
Briccetti
Dorothy A. Brown
Mrs. Stanley Brown
Hope Zanes Butterworth
Mrs. Milton Canotas
Mrs. Plato L. Canotas
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre O.
Caron
Margaret Scott Carter
Margaret and Frank Case
Sarah Chaffee
Douglas and Linda
Chamberlain
Stephen Chase
Peter and Judy Cheung
Thomas F. Clark
Margaret Clement
Peter and Jeannette
Clemons
Sherry and Frank Collins
Jane Connor
Bradford and Kathleen
Cook
Virginia L. Coolidge
Mrs. Charlotte Coyne
Diane Dalamangas and
Lawrence George
Mr.and Mrs. William E.
Davis Sr.
Rev. Alan G. Deale
Doris M. Desautel
Cynthia Diamantis
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
H. Dobrowolski, in
memory of Mrs. Betty
Quinn
Bette H. Duhaime
Lucie Duhaime
Gail D. Durant and Paul F.
Nadeau
Gerald and Rochelle
Durette
Kathy and Dick Erskine
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evjy
Cha rles and Charlotte
Faulkner
Law rence and Non
Finkelstein
Esther Fishman
Elenore Freedman
Dr. and Mrs. James J.
Freiburger
Jef frey and Elizabeth
Fuller
Anastasia Galanis
Da vid and Patricia
Gamans
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Godfrey
Nancy W. Grady
Jo Greenwald
Mrs. Catherine Gregg
Hugh Gregg Foundation
Richard Harrison Hall
Charles H. Hamilton, M.D.
Thomas and Joanne Head
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M.
Heard
Mr. and Mrs. John David
Heinzmann
Paul Hoff and Selma
Naccach-Hoff
Philip and Carolyn
Hollman
Mr. and Mrs. David E.
Howe
John and Susan Howe
Edwin G. Hughes III
Charles and Rita Hungler
Fern Jones
Louis Kahn and Barbara
R. Smyth
George and Nancy Kataja
Cynthia and Bruce Keller
Gibson B. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D.
Knipe
Rosmarie H. Krosch
Capt. and Mrs. Robert S.
Lewellen
Rosamond D. Lockwood
Jacqueline and David
Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. David
Maloon
John K. Martin
Dr. and Mrs. Richard E.
McCarthy
Katherine and John
McCrillis
Mary S. McGowan
Arnold and Dorothy
Messenger
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Minassian
Dennis B. Mires and
Nancy R. Slate
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry F.
Mixter
Bob and Priscilla Nerad
David L. and Patricia
Nixon
John F. Page
William J. Pananos
Muriel and Claude
Pelletier
Melissa and Stephen
Pennell
Ruth and Nick
Perencevich
George A. Perry and Paula
Gaudet
Donald and Monica
Petersen
Janet Pitman-Anderson
Anne C. Powell and
Jeffrey Smith
Gloria and Martial Prosper
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.
Raine, Jr.
Dr.and Mrs. Syed Asim
Razvi
Donna M. Regis and
Robert J. McGee
Susan and Mark Reiner
Jack and Carol Resch
Carlton F. Rezendes
Dirk and Marnie
Ruemenapp
Dana and Eleanor Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H.
Ryan
Dennis and Maureen
Ryan
Pluma E. Salo
Helen S. Sanborn
Donors
&
Members
Donors
Currier Fund
($100 - $249)
Barbara and Peter
Sarantos
Arpiar Saunders and Jill
Blackmer
Susan I. Schultz
Steven B. Schwartz and
Paula Leonard-Schwartz
William M. Scranton
Muriel Evans Shaw
Jam es and Nancy
Shildneck
John Sigel and Sally Reid
Stephen W. Smillie
Robert and Estelle Smith
Andrew Spahr and Donna
Dunlop
Frederick and Ruth Stavis
Bar bara Stewart and
Thomas Noel
Joni and Herbert Stover
Larry and Pia Sunderland
Victoria Theodore
Janie Tibbetts
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ullman
Judy Unger-Clark and
John Clark
Hon. and Mrs. Mark W.
Vaughn
Professor Norman E.
Vuilleumier
Mr.and Mrs. Robert W.
Walker
Anna Wallich
Jacqueline and Michael
Widrig
Stephen Wilcomb and
Michael Bouvier
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.
Yeager
Peter A. Zalewski
Mr.and Mrs. Philip K.
Chaplain
Scott and Andrea
Chatfield
Francoise H. Chenard
Robert and Nancy Chiesa
Virginia G. Clark
Kathleen M. Cleary
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Closson
Mr. and Mrs. F. Parker
Colby
Margaret G. Comiskey
Mr. and Mrs. Austin L.
Conley
Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Connolly
Dorothy C. Connor
Frank and Ruth Conrad
Thomas J. Copadis
Deborah Corkum
Phyllis Cote
Irene Crosby
Alva Cumming
Glenn and Susanne Currie
Kendel Currier
Catherine D’Agostino
Mr.and Mrs. Mark De
Rosch
Mitzi J. Dearborn, Ph.D.
Helga M. DeGrandpre, in
memory of Dr. Moore
Sylvia Denton
Janet Diamantis
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R.
DiMambro
Thomas F. Dunlea
Mr.and Mrs. James
Edwards
(Up to $100)
Ber nard D. Alderman,
in memory of Robert
Vergobbi
Law rence Allan and
Rosemarie Carlsmith
Alice Gilmore Alusic
William Alves
Edith V. Antunes
Harriett H. Bailey
Clyde and Adele Baker
Glenn and Sally Barber
James and Katherine
Bartels
Dorothy A. Bean
Rev. and Mrs. Harold E.
Beliveau
Dorothy S. Bischoff
Mrs . Paul Blais
Gayle and Kenneth Blake
Amy Blitzer
Phyllis Bodnar
Theo Boulogiane
Nellie W. Brown
Doris M. Buckley
Eliza beth Bushueff and
Bodo Liewehr
Thaylia Buttrick
Mr. Martin Cannata and
Ms. Karla Vogel
Yolan Forte Carter
R. Alberto Casas
LTC Peter J. Casey USA,
(Ret.)
Mrs. Willam Cassidy
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Saul and Thelma Ellerin
A.K. Emory
Mrs. Ralph W. Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Martin M.
Feuer
Jane Ford
Mr. Philip F. Frazier
Richard and Ann
Friedman
Blanche Friedman
Jane M. Frink
Rev. and Mrs. William S.
Gannon
Leo F. Garrahan
Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Gillingham
Dorothy Gilman
Terry Glazier and Wallace
Kido
Fran Gordon
Cecile G. Gosselin
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Guentner
Frank T. Gutmann
Julia E. Hallahan
Martha R. Hammond
Mrs. William F. Heslin
Margaret A. Hoffman
David and Pamela Howard
Mrs. James D. Hume
Mr. and Mrs. David
Johnsen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jolton
R. Jorgensen Antiques
The Kalter Family
Harriet A. Karkut
Roger and Eleta Klene
Mr. and Mrs. David G.
Kraft
Donors
&
Members
Donors & Members
CURRIER FUND
(Up to $100)
Jea nne Lachance and
John Burpee
Addie Ann Lambarth
Peter Land, CPA
Robert and Elaine
Langelier
Constance LanseigneCase
Nancy Lavin
Lucille Lavoie
Winston T. Leavitt
James and Barbara
Brewka Lee
Richard Leeds
Kathryn A. Lewis
Jacqueline Lister
Polly S. Lit
Merle C. Llewellyn
Merle Luber and David
Friedenberg
Dr. Elona K. Lucas
Mr.and Mrs. Peter G.
Markwith
Mary F. Menner
Claudia Michael
Dr.and Mrs. Robert E.
Michael
Shirley Micucci
Jam es and Genevieve
Miller
Patrick and Denise
Moquin
Richard and Ellen Moran
Richard M. Nault and
Karen Heller
Ms. Denise N. Newman
E.H. Nutt
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
O’Connor
Dr. and Mrs. John H.
Ohler
Doris T. Paquette
Barbara R. Perkins
Anne D. Peterson
Carl and Nancy Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Brentnall M.
Powell
Elaine and David W.
Powell
Henry Putzel Jr.
Joseph R. Richard
Dr. and Mrs. William Rix
Catherine P. Robbins
William R. Robertson
Dorothy P. Robinson
Doris A. Robitaille
Mrs . Linda Rockenmacher
Carrie D. Romaine, in
memory of Lois Brown
Dickerman
Barbara and Jay
Rosenfield
Jay Rozmus
Anne and Montford Sayce
Orland Scheuner
Mrs. George Silberberg
Laura L. Simmons
Marcella and Martha
Smith
Bette Sotiriou
Fran cesca and Clint
Springer
Robert and Janet St. Jean
Mary E. Staniels
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Stecker
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Steinberg
Mrs. Warren B. Stetson
Madeline Stuckey
Diane S. Suits and
Annjude Chapman
Jeanne M. Sullivan
Bill and Jean Tallman
Bernice and Saul Taube
Charles and Sarah
Tautkus
Joan L. Theurer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thinnes
David and Jacquelyn
Thomas
Richard and Kathleen
Thurston
Jean Topping
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Trudeau
Anne D. Twitchell
James C. Van Dongen
Dr.and Mrs. Robert M.
Vidaver
Dr. James Walter
Jack and Pat Weeks
Paul and Lorraine Wenger
Margaret Wheat
Wendy Pierrepont White
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W.
Winship
Donna and Randall F.
Wood
Sus an Woods and Peter
Breu
Dr. Kristin R. Woolever
Frances Wright
Janet Yorek-Sloper and
Clint Sloper
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Marilyn J. Ziffrin
Anonymous
Matching Gifts
RiverStone Resources
FMGlobal Foundation
Merck & Co.
Members
Benefactor
($1,000)
Lee and Jeffrey Forgosh
William and Kathy Gillett
Arnold and Carol Haynes
Robert P. Hubbard
Patrick and Kathleen
Mahon
Stephen Smith
Sustaining ($500)
Rev. Edward J. Arsenault
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Bogaert
Dr. Mary Ellen E. Brooks
Phyllis H. Carey
Harlow and Barbara
Carpenter
Dwight and Susi Churchill
Irja and Frank Cilluffo
Robert and Anne Cruess
Robert Dewey and Pamela
Van Arsdale
Peter and Margaret Frank
Patricia and Stephen
Gianotti
Deborah and Dennis
Gibbs
Vernice and Emerald
Jackson
Donors & Members
Members
Sustaining ($500)
William C. Marcoux Jr.
Jim Miville
David J. and Kathleen R.
Murray
Richard and Jessie Osten
Robert L. Raley
Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Robertson
John Butler Smith
Ed and Ann Spurr
Matthew Stover and
Elizabeth Richter
Warren and Joan Stratton
Henry E. Vittum
Charles and Christine
Zoulias
Patron ($350)
Maurice and Janet
Beliveau
J. Peter Brady and Destiny
Dumire
Eleanor Briggs
Charles E. Buckley
Cecile R. Capistran
John and Julie Carter
Dr.and Mrs. Stephen J.
Clark
Dr.and Mrs. Geoffrey
Clark
Karen Clement and
Richard A. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R.
Cooper
Thomas J. Copadis
Charles and Sandra
Cornelio
Harte and Ann Crow
Father Andrew Cryans
Neal and Diane Duffield
Denise and William Dyer
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J.
England
Tho mas E. Erickson and
Christine E. Regan
Ruth Ewing
Dr. Louis I. Fink and Dr.
Pamela L. Grich
Esther Fishman
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fry
Mr. and Mrs. David P.
Goodwin
Ethel Greenspan
Jack and Dolly Harrod
Bruce A. Harwood
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.
Hazelton
Nancy and Lucius Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Tupper
Kinder
Andrea Kokolis
Sen ator Sylvia and Robert
Larsen
L.J. Margesson and F.W.
Danby
Den nis B. Mires and
Nancy R. Slate
Gustavo Moral
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Morison III
Edw ard and Elizabeth
O’Connor
Pam and Ted Parrot
Jessie Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.
Raine, Jr.
Hob art and Barbara Rand
Dr. and Mrs. Syed Asim
Razvi
Dennis and Maureen
Ryan
Ray and Simone Saidel
Jim and Judy Shanahan
Dr.and Mrs. John
Sheehan
Gil and Jeanne Slater
George and Susan Smith
Jim and Michele Swisher
Kimberlee Tyndall
Arthur and Roberta
Walmsley
David and Jane White
Bert R. Whittemore
Dr. Susanna S. Wilkens
Dr.and Mrs. Robert O.
Wilson
Sponsor ($175)
Christiane Ackerson
Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Aldrich
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen
Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Allen
Betty and Ed Allman
Janet Pitman-Anderson
Charles Anthony
James Aponovich and
Elizabeth Johansson
Glenda Arentzen
Ann and Bill Arthur
Diane Y. Aubrey
Mr s. Dudley M. Baker, Jr.
Clyde and Adele Baker
William N. Banks
David Bellows
Dr. Roger E. Belson and
Grace Cohen
James and Elaine Bennett
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Carolyn and Randy
Benthien
Dorothy S. Bischoff
Richard and Dede
Blackburn
Marby F. Blanchard
Thomas and Paula
Borbotsina
Roberta H. Brayer
Regina Bringolf
Mur iel and Edward Broad
Dorothy A. Brown
Mr.and Mrs. Donald E.
Brown
Frank and Irene Buhl
Ken and Ann Butenhof
Stephen Camann
Joan C. Camann
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Campbell
Paul Carr and Virginia
Kilpack
Tracey and Charles
Carrier
Margaret and Frank Case
Mr. and Mrs. William
Chabot
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Closson
Nancy Colageo and Paul
Frank
Jane Connor
Janice Marchut Conrad
and Peter Conrad
Virginia N. Cook
Charlotte Coyne
Margaret Crosby
Sarah and Peter Crow
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cruz
Donors & Members
Members
Sponsor ($175)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Dahlinger
David and Marilyn
Davison
Doris M. Desautel
Richard and Katherine
Drisko
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ducharme
Lucie Duhaime
Larry and Yvonne
Dunham
Gerald and Rochelle
Durette
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L.
Eager
James Fadden and
Patricia Guitar
David and Susan Feltus
Bar bara and Richard
Ferdinando
Lawrence and Non
Finkelstein
Terry Foye and Ronald
Fredette
Elenore Freedman
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.
Freeman
Albert and Diana Frost
Tom and Peg Gaillard
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Garsh
Gerry and Teresa Gartner
Kar yn Gattermann and El
Mahdy Harb
Michael Gazda
Priscilla W. Gemmill
John S. Gikas
Pen elope and Jeffrey
Gilbert
Michael Glazner
David Glynn
Dav id Goldman and
Michelle L. Chicoine
Eleanor Goldthwait
Dav id and Jessica
Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Goodman
Fred Goodrich
Cha rles and Jaye
Goodwin
Charles Goodwin and
Leah Morris
Fran Gordon
D.C. Gosey
Kathleen Goulet
Frank and Joan Graf
Frances P. Gray
Jim Griswold
Mrs . and Mrs. Kenneth
Gustavson
Sam and Eileen Hackler
Ann and Ronald Haggett
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hanauer
Jane and H.E. Harrington
Mrs. W.F. Harrington
Dr. Robert P. Hasserjian
Gary and Patricia Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hoak
Ms. Lucy C. Hodder and
Dr. Robert D. Thomson
Marjorie and Jay Hodes
Marilyn and Alan Hoffman
Philip and Carolyn
Hollman
Charles and Rita Hungler
Mary Heard Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Johnson
Fern Jones
Anton and Maggie Kaska
Cynthia and Bruce Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kelsey
Rob Kirsch and Anne
Renner
Lucia Kittredge and Cleve
Kapala
Larry and Emilia Kivimaki
The Honorable Ruth L.
Kleinfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D.
Knipe
Warren and Dorothy
Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Labombarde
Jamie LaFleur and Angela
Lombard
Wendy Laroche
Bruce and Sally Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.
Lauer
Robert and Dawne
Litterst
Nancy Brady Littlefield
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Litvin
Robert and Karen
Sheehan Lord
Lawrence M. Lutton and
Holly F. Pettit
Daniel and Marcy Lyman
Jim and Kitty Lynch
Kellie MacNeal
Helen B. Marchut
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Laeny Martel and Robert
McKahan
Peter Martin and Lynn
Freeman
Dr. Francis Mason
Paul and Ann Masterson
Lance Mayer and Gay
Myers
Dr. and Mrs. Richard E.
McCarthy
Elaine and David
McCartney
Mrs. Robert C. McCray
Mr. and Mrs. David G.
McDonough
Douglas and Nancy
McIninch
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
McLaughlin
Chris McMahon and
Joyce Whiting
Anthony A. McManus
Florence R. Merrill
Arnold and Dorothy
Messenger
Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Morgan
Jason and Anne
Mousseau
James and Kathryn
Muirhead
Mr. and Mrs. David A.
Narlee
Danny and Susan O’Brien
Margaret and Patrick
O’Day
Beth Ann O’Hara
Mrs. Mary B. Orton
Donors & Members
Members
Sponsor ($175)
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pace
Yash and Janice Pal
William J. Pananos
Ms. Karen M. Paquet
Anne and David Paris
Judith and Herbert Pence
Melissa and Stephen
Pennell
Gary Portnoy and William
Smiles
Doris Proulx
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Pulitzer
Thomas Quarles and
Karen Simms
Doreen W. Ramirez
Alan and Joan Reische
Carlton F. Rezendes
Charles and Dorris
Richmond
Claudia Rippee and
Edward Aliose
Meghan and Ian Stringer
Ronald and Rose-Marie
Robichaud
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Rolecek
Robert and Patrice Roth
Dirk and Marnie
Ruemenapp
Gordon and Barbara
Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H.
Ryan
David and Ellie Sanderson
Arp iar Saunders and Jill
Blackmer
Anne E. Schmidt
Ben jamin Schore and Kira
Rines
Rab bi Joshua L. Segal
and Ms. Karen Satz
Jam es Shelton and
Sharon Wason
Joh n Shonle and Shirley
Smith
Don and Moira Sieker
Dolores A. Silfies
John and Sonia Slevira
Barbara C. Smiles
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C.
Smith
Dr. David G. Stahl
Dr. and Mrs. James C.
Starke
Bill Stelling and William
Siroty
Walter and Janet Stiles
Hugh F. Stoddart
Rev. and Mrs. Robert 0.
Swanson
Virginia and Joseph
Szymanowski
Bill and Jean Tallman
Don and Ruth Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Thomforde
Barbara Thurston
Carol and Paul Tingleff
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Tobin
David Towne and Therese
Gesel-Towne
June Trisciani and Jeffrey
Rogers
Laura and Jamie
Trowbridge
Barbara Tufts and Richard
Moore
David and Ruth
Underwood
Judy Unger-Clark and
John Clark
Photo: Alana Johanson © 2008
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Fred and Beth Upton
Joyce Marie Valder
Dr. James Walter
Luke Wenger
Joan H. White
Malcom Widness
Jeffrey Wieand and Janet
Silver
James S. Wieczorek
Frances and Ralph Wiggin
Stephen Wilcomb and
Michael Bouvier
Richard and Frances
Winneg
Dr. Jennifer Wise
Dr. Jim Wolcott and Mrs.
Jocelyn Jerry-Wolcott
Robert and Loraine
Worrell
Paymareh and Rouzbeh
Yassini
Donald and Gail
Spaulding York
Gerald and Candace
Youngman
Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Zachos
Donors
&
Members
Donors & Members
Membership Matching
Gifts
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
Institutional Members
Chester College of New England
Southern New Hampshire University
Saint Anselm College
New Hampshire Institute of Art
Program Support
Charter Trust Company
Citizens Bank Foundation
Bank of America
Fidelity Foundation
Patti Benson
Elsie A. Brown Fund, Inc.
Currier Fund of the New Hampshire
Charitable Foundation
Pamela Diamantis
Mrs. Robert M. Doty
Farnsworth Museum Docents
LDA Architects, LLP
Ms. Laverne MacInnis
Macy’s East
Jean Nelson
New England Foundation for the
Arts
John O’Shaughnessy
Prime, Buchholz & Associates, Inc.
Rotary Club of Nashua - West
Ms. Robin F. Stewart
Business Partners
Nor thwestern Mutual Financial
Group
Manchester Radio Group
The Banks Gallery
Martignetti Companies
Bedford Village Inn
Capital Offset Company, Inc.
Curbstone Financial Management
Hampton Inn & Suites
Hanover Street Chophouse
Northeast Delta Dental
Portsmouth Brewery
Guild Honor Fund
in memory of Sheila Barry
Carolyn S. Akins
Anne K. Boutin
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Lazarus
Flo Shulman
Ethel Slate
Lambert Funeral Home
Village Green at Bedford
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Acquisition and
Conservation Funds
May Gruber
Dr. David G. Stahl
Victoria Zachos
Unrestricted Operating
Support
NH State Council on the Arts
Jonathan Stein Charitable Fund of
the Maine Community Foundation
Library Donors
David Giles Carter
May Gruber
William Marcoux
Patricia Meyers
Michelle Pennington
Estate of Edwin and Mary Scheier
Estate of Robert Cross Vergobbi
in memory of Fran Nelson
Helga M. DeGrandpre
Arlene and Bob Eckerson
Fern Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Perry McCollom Jr.
Anne D. Milne
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Sipes
Susan Strickler
Cathy Schmidt, President of Citizens Bank and
Museum Director Susan Strickler.
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Trustees, Advisory Council & Guild of Volunteers
Trustees, Advisory Council & Guild of Volunteers
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
David A. Jensen, President
M. Christine Dwyer, Vice President
Kendra Stearns O’Donnell, Treasurer
Lucy Fowlkes Breed, Clerk
Raymond G. Cote
Pamela Diamantis
John H. Morison III
Kathleen R. Murray
Barbara B. Putnam
Harry Shepler
Nike Speltz
John F. Swope
Richard Thorner
William W. Upton
Kimon S. Zachos
Emeriti
Robert P. Bass, Jr.
Elenore Freedman
James W. Griswold
Anne Milne
John H. Morison
Davis P. Thurber
Helen Winebaum
Past Board President Patrick Duffy speaks at the
museum reopening.
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Kathleen R. Murray, Chair
Martha O’Neill, Vice Chair
Jeff Bartlett, Secretary
Ardath Blauvelt
Sarah Crow
Anne Cruess
Peter Egelston
Robert Sargent Fay
David Feltus
Susan Feltus
Hilda Fleisher
Donald Forst
Patricia Furey
Margaret Gaillard
Gail Garceau
Teresa Gartner
Patricia Gianotti
Penny Gilbert
Jean Gottesman
Jason Hackler
Richard Haynes
Nancy Hill
Marjorie Hodes
Patricia Howard
Vernis Jackson
Lucia Kittredge
William Marcoux
Beryl MacKenzie
Patricia Meyers
Gustavo Moral
Frances Nelson
Susan O’Brien
Ruth Perencevich
Jessie Pollock
Dorry Richmond
Karen Rolecek
Judith Salter
Robert Shea
Laura Trowbridge
Hector Fabio Urrea
John Weeks
Joan White
James Wolcott, M.D.
Lucy Fowlkes Breed, Ex Officio
Guild of Volunteers
Executive Committee
Ber yl M. MacKenzie, Executive
Chair
Carol Tingleff, Executive Vice Chair
Peggy Rogers, Treasurer
Margaret Case, Secretary
Margaret G. Comiskey,
Parliamentarian
Jacqueline Parsons,
Communications Chair
Bar bara Shepler, Communications
Vice Chair
Ellen Power, Meetings and Programs
Chair
Nancy Stewart, Meetings and
Programs Vice Chair
Sheila R. Barry, Membership Chair
Margaret Gregorich, Membership
Vice Chair
Patricia Howard, Gallery Docents
Chair
Thelma Raine, Zimmerman House
Docents Chair
Jan Conover, Projects Chair, Visitor
Services Desk Chair
Pamela Parrot, Member at Large
A docent leads a discussion about a work of art
with a visiting school group.
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Staff
Staff
DIRECTOR’S OFFICE
Susan Strickler
Jeanne Couturier
Barbara Jaus
BUSINESS OFFICE
Sherry Collins
Judith Costigan
Karen Graham
Alana Johanson
Paula Senneville
CURATORIAL
Andrew Spahr
Jeff Allen
Sharon Matt Atkins
Jane Beaulieu
Alison Dickey
Brett Harvey
Cynthia Mackey
Karen Papineau
Caitlin Stevens
Kurt Sundstrom
DEVELOPMENT
Neva Austrew
Carey Cahoon
Tracey Carrier
Gabriela Case
Lisa Solange Couturier
Jane Dixon
Jeffrey Fuller
Karen McCloskey
Karen Moynihan
Carole O’Keefe
Karen Tebbenhoff
PUBLIC PROGRAMS
Susan Leidy
Leah Fox
Patricia Belt
Michelle Pennington
Carol Smiglin
Anna Sparks
VISITOR SERVICES
Barbara Case
Kera MacKenzie
Stephen Stanley
MUSEUM SHOP
Heidi Norton
Stacy Broulidakis
Gloria Forth
BUILDINGS &
GROUNDS
David Grimard
Ron Sklutas
Robert Desrochers
Matthew McMahon
Dennis Miville
Stephan Prive
Jennifer Cunningham
Matthew Dadmun
John Danico
Robert Duffy
Christopher Gentes
Thomas Hart
Christopher Harvey
John Karavidas
John Katsoupis
Nicholas Laliberte
Tina Lantz
William Laroche
Samantha Kate Lenahan
Theo Martey
Jesse Norton
Samuel Olivier
William Paradis
Jennifer Robinson
Jonathan Rockwell
Maryrose Salem
Ernie Tanguay
James Todd
Douglas Tyler
ART CENTER
Administration
Bruce McColl
Sarah Berry
Shannon Dodge
Linn Krikorian
Tammy Smith
SECURITY
John Cody
Jennifer Alexis
Key andra BarchayRobinson
Chris Chakas
Frank Collins
Joseph Cousins
Faculty
Marek Bennett
Patricia Benson
Beth Brisson
Daniele Caradonna
Rocco Caradonna
Ellie Clough
Marcia Connors
Judith Copeland
Nancy Craig
Amy Croteau
Pamela DiFloures
Ann Domingue
Rebecca Fredrickson
Kerry Harman
Cheryl Holbert
Kim Keegan
June Latti
Corie Dias Lyford
Marlene McGuire
Kristine Nyhan
Lisa Occhipinti
Verne Orlosk
Rachel Ormond
John O’Shaughnessy
Jennifer Shea
Monique Staples
Lori Sweeney
Rachel Thibodeau
From Top Left: Art Center Director
Bruce McColl teaches an art
class. Associate Educator Michelle
Pennington visits the galleries with her
son. Currier staff enjoy an impromptu
picnic on the Currier lawn.
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Financial Statement
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
Construction funds held by trustee under revenue
$0
$1,826,385
bond agreement
Investments
83,267,088
98,880,724
Pledges receivable
1,440,964
1,779,684
Other current assets
870,226
1,213,238
Property plant and equipment, net
of depreciation
23,811,553
18,217,820
TOTAL ASSETS $109,389,831
$121,917,851
LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS
$870,723
$1,639,597
Current liabilities
10,935,897
13,933,587
Long term debt
Net assets:
2,500,526
7,164,789
Unrestricted 51,194,741
55,293,296
Temporarily restricted
43,887,944
43,886,582
Permanently restricted for operations & acquisitions
$109,389,831
$121,917,851
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
PRO FORMA STATEMENT
OF OPERATING ACTIVITIES
SUPPORT and REVENUE for OPERATIONS:
$2,471,168
$2,005,659
Investment income used for current year’s operations
676,920
178,068
Transfers from named funds
728,041
503,393
Museum
273,287
266,860
Art Center
31,691
27,211
Zimmerman House
2,981,191
TOTAL SUPPORT and REVENUE for OPERATIONS 4,181,107
OPERATING EXPENSES:
3,627,859
2,517,272
Museum
343,850
319,804
Art Center
0
0
Exhibitions
77,776
90,543
Zimmerman House
71,469
51,758
General and administrative
4,120,954
2,979,377
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
Support & revenues restricted to or designated for
60,153
$1,814
current year’s operations in excess of expenses
Note: The pro forma statement of operating activities recognized the investment income and transfers from the endowment funds in accordance with
the Board of Trustees funding policy as support revenue rather than all investment income, gains and losses. In addition, certain non-operating
expenditures are not recognized, including collection items purchased but not capitalized, depreciation and interest expense. This presentation
also excludes the change in fair value of the interest rate swap. Accordingly, this presentation differs significantly from the statement of activities
as presented in the Museum’s audited financial statements and from generally accepted accounting principles. The Museum’s policy is to annually
allocate 5% of the average valuation of the operating endowment funds over the previous ten (twenty in 2007) quarters to fund the Museum’s
operations. Management believes this pro forma presentation reflects the true support and revenue available to fund the Museum’s annual operating
expenses for the periods presented. The Museum does not capitalize its collection and objects of art. The Museum support and revenues excludes
proceeds from deaccessioned collections and objects of art.
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