crealdé school of art annual report, issued july 11, 2014

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CREALDÉ SCHOOL OF ART ANNUAL REPORT, ISSUED JULY 11, 2014
CELEBRATING
COMMUNITY
ARTS SINCE 1975
Program
Schedule
Friday, July 11, 2014
Crealdé Annual Membership Meeting
Juried Student Exhibition Awards
• Painting & Drawing, presented by Barbara Tiffany
• Photography, presented by Sherri Bunye
• Ceramics, presented by Vincent Sansone 7–8 p.m. Welcome Address and Presentation
Cecelia Bonifay, President, Board of Directors
• Presentation of 2013 Annual Report
• Introduction and election of new officers
Crealdé Past, Present and Future
Executive Director Peter Schreyer
• Crealdé at the eve of its 40th Anniversary
2013 Recognition Awards
Presented by Peter Schreyer, Executive Director
Barbara Chandler, Heritage Center Manager
Jan Hurt, Office Manager & Registrar
• Distinguished Service Awards
• Community Partnership Award
• Faculty of the Year Award
• Volunteers of the Year Award
• Fellow of the Year Award
Sponsored by ArtSystems of Florida
Sponsored by Colonial Photo and Hobby
Sponsored by Bennett's Pottery Supply and Florida Clay Art
• Sculpture, presented by David Cumbie
Sponsored by Sam Flax Orlando
8–9:30 p.m. Reception, 34rd Annual Student Juried Exhibition • Alice & William Jenkins Gallery
• Refreshments served in the Showalter Hughes Community Gallery
To join, renew or upgrade your Crealdé Membership,
see Sherri Bunye at the Membership Table in the
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery.
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Executive
Director’s
Progress
Report
Dear Crealdé Member,
Please let me invite you to celebrate another successful completed year in
our organization’s history, and thank you for your participation and support of Crealdé School of Art. As a member, contributor and friend, you
are truly the reason why Crealdé is one of the most vital Central Florida
arts organizations today. I hope that you will visit our campuses often in
the coming year and witness firsthand the creative work that is in progress
every day.
Due to the loyal support of our students and members, area philanthropic
foundations and dedicated local governments, we have been able to
achieve incredible things during these difficult economic times. Despite
shrinking budgets and a reduced staff, we have stayed committed to a
high level of service at our main campus and at our outreach sites. Please
let me invite you, along with my staff and Board of Directors, to celebrate
our most recent achievements and reaffirm what our community-based
nonprofit organization stands for:
• Founded in 1975 as a visual arts center with a broad mission to foster
the development of artists and to utilize the arts as a vehicle to build a
better community.
• Features a curriculum of over 100 visual arts courses and workshops in
photography, painting and drawing, ceramics and sculpture to students
of all backgrounds, taught by a professional faculty of over 40 artists.
• Provides tuition-based and free outreach classes in several locations,
including our beautifully renovated 40-year-old campus in Winter Park,
the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, the Jessie Brock Community
Center in Winter Garden, the John Bridges Community Center in
Apopka and the Maxey Center in Winter Garden.
• In its seventh year, the Hannibal Square Heritage Center has become
a model for community engagement and cultural preservation, and has
been visited by educational, civic and economic development groups
from across the country.
• Hosts 12 annual visiting exhibitions in three galleries, an outdoor
sculpture garden, public art installations and a permanent collection
of photographs and oral histories, as well as several special events that
delight and educate visitors and the local community while supporting
emerging and established artists.
• Out of a commitment to actualizing the ideal that the arts are for
everyone, and that every individual and community has a story worth
telling, the school provides extensive community outreach and scholarship programs to economically disadvantaged individuals and communities throughout Central Florida.
• Offers unparalleled opportunities for emerging artists to be mentored
by professional artists and work in a studio environment.
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Executive
Director’s
Progress
Report
Highlights of our 2013 achievements include:
• Crealdé’s income in 2013 has surpassed pre-recession levels in all
areas, including tuition, membership, fundraising and grants.
• The success of the two free community events, improved online marketing efforts and registration capability have positively contributed to a
2013 tuition income of over $550,000.
• Enrollment at our Winter Garden satellite site has increased by 22%
during the third year of operation at the Jessie Brock Community Center.
“I have witnessed
incredible growth
brought about by the
unwavering missiondriven leadership of
our Executive Director, Peter Schreyer,
working together with
our Board of Directors
and a dedicated small
staff. From its beautiful campus in Winter
Park, the organization
has spread its influence to serve students
of all ages and backgrounds from a multicounty area and serves
visitors from throughout the United States
and abroad.”
—Cecilia Bonifay,
President of Crealdé
Board of Directors
and Senior Partner at
Akerman LLP
• Major improvements at our main campus in Winter Park have included the establishment of a made-in-Florida gift shop that exclusively sells
the work of Crealdé artists, the complete renovation of the Photographic
Darkroom and a significant upgrade of the jewelry-making studio.
• In its seventh full year of operation, Crealdé’s most substantial outreach effort, the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, served 10,091 local
students and visitors from throughout the U.S., with funding provided
by an Orange County Cultural Tourism Development grant and the City
of Winter Park’s Community Redevelopment Agency.
Thank you for your ongoing support of Crealdé School of Art, and for
believing that the arts make a difference to the quality of our communities,
families and individual lives. Our founder, Bill Jenkins, would be proud
to see us all pull together to sustain the mission of the organization he
launched in 1975. As Crealdé enters its 40th anniversary year with a series
of special events and high-profile exhibitions and ongoing community service, I am confident that it will continue to excel, thereby ensuring its sustainability and its many contributions to life in Central Florida!
With kind regards,
Peter Schreyer, Executive Director
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School
History
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realdé Arts Inc. was founded in 1975 by William Jenkins to promote local artists by providing studio and gallery space. With
profits earned from sales and rentals, Jenkins established ArtReach
to provide art experiences to seniors and disabled individuals. By 1978,
Crealdé evolved into a teaching center and became a 501(c)(3) organization. In the 1980s, three artistic departments were established, and the
curriculum was expanded. A fine arts gallery was established in 1980,
and in 1996 the gallery was named after Crealdé’s founder and his wife.
Throughout the 1990s, Crealdé expanded on its mission, established a
scholarship fund, launched the new Emerging Artist Program and deepened its commitment to make the arts available to the widest segment of
the population.
“I just wanted to thank
you for the weekday
open studio life drawing opportunities. ...
It’s fantastic to see
the artistic growth and
community-building
these sessions allow.
... I cannot think of a
better way for a serious school of art to
support its community
of artists.”
—Eileen Middleton,
Crealdé student
By the late 1990s, Crealdé had established three permanent outreach sites
to conduct free classes for children, teens and seniors in underserved
communities. In addition, over 20 collaborative public-art projects—murals, sculptures and photo-documentaries—have been conducted through
partnerships with other nonprofit organizations including Boys & Girls
Club and the Farmworker Association, and funded by many private
foundations.
Crealdé’s free galleries host artists from throughout the United States
and the world to exhibit, present lectures and conduct workshops for
the community. In 1999-2000, Crealdé undertook an aggressive capital
campaign to construct its first building addition in over 20 years. Nearly
$200,000 was raised including a matching Cultural Facilities Grant from
the State of Florida. The 3,000-square-foot expansion features a second
painting studio, the Showalter Hughes Community Gallery and lecture
space, and a covered porch overlooking beautiful Lake Sterling.
In keeping with Crealdé’s mission to provide outreach, foster cultural
diversity and preservation of our cultural heritage, Crealdé deepened its
long-standing relationship with
the City of Winter Park in 2007
by opening the Hannibal Square
Heritage Center, which stands
as a tribute to the past, present and future contributions of
Winter Park’s African-American
community. The facility serves
as a home for The Heritage Collection: Photographs and Oral
Histories of West Winter Park.
In partnership with academic
institutions and other nonprofit
organizations, the center also
presents exhibitions and programs that focus on local history,
cultural preservation, AfricanAmerican experience and Southern folklore. The center has two
Painting of Crealdé campus and tower by M.J. Gandee.
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School
History
“The Winter Park
business community is
integral to our history
and to our sense of
place and community.
... My vision is that, 50
years from now, our
organization will have
a ready-made exhibition of preserved and
archived images from
the 2013 business community. ... Crealde’s executive director Peter
Schreyer is a wonderful
project developer and
leader. His projects
are the very best quality, and we are thrilled
with our collaboration
with Crealdé School of
Art on the ‘Business as
Community Life: Winter
Park 2013’ project.”
— Susan Skolfield,
Executive Director,
Winter Park History
Museum
classroom spaces and a digital classroom, which expanded Crealdé’s capacity to serve its students. With the addition of this new venue, Crealdé’s
budget reached the million dollar mark for the first time.
Out of the desire to increase its participation in the economic vitality of the
community, Crealdé secured its first Tourism Development grant from Orange
County Government in 2007, which has continued, together with the City of
Winter Park Redevelopment Agency, to be one of Crealdé’s largest funders.
In 2010 Crealdé completed its second campus renovation, totaling $220,000,
funded this time by an Orange County Cultural Facilities Grant and matched
by contributions from an enthusiastic Crealdé membership. The renovation
included the reroofing of three studio buildings, installation of green air conditioning units for the galleries and office, painting and wall repair of the entire
facility and restoration of brick walkways. The creation of a new front campus
entrance, complete with landscaping and a stunning mosaic mural, leads into
the Contemporary Sculpture Garden, which has been updated with an educational walking tour and a beautiful mosaic mural dedicated during Crealdé ‘s
35th anniversary in the spring of 2010. In the same year, Crealdé also entered
Decorated with festive luminarias, the Heritage Center welcomes visitors
to one of its many free community events; photograph by Rick Lang
a new government partnership with the City of Winter Garden, enabling us to
offer a limited number of tuition-driven classes at the new Jessie Brock Community Center, strategically located near several growing West Orange and
Lake County communities.
A core part of this organization's belief and mission is that the arts are
for everyone; every individual has a story worth telling and something
creative to contribute, making a positive impact on their peers, family
and the entire community. Crealdé School of Art remains committed to
offering stimulating, educational, hands-on arts experiences and gallery
exhibitions to Central Florida’s diverse population.
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Mission
Statements
Mission Statement for Crealdé School of Art
Crealdé’s mission is to stimulate the creative process inherent in each individual
through hands-on education in the visual arts and to cultivate a lifelong aesthetic
appreciation. This mission is realized through comprehensive studio art instruction and interaction with professional working artists; presentation of gallery
exhibitions and lectures; related art activities that stimulate art exploration and
specialization including an extensive outreach program that services at-risk
minority youth, individuals with disabilities and seniors; and fostering
cultural diversity and understanding of pluralism and preservation of our
cultural heritage.
Mission Statement for
Galleries and Sculpture
Garden
The primary focus of the galleries is to present thoughtprovoking, quality
exhibitions and programs.
Installations reflect a variety of media and represent
the work of local, regional
and national artists. As an
extension of the community-based school of art, the
Alice and William Jenkins
Gallery, Showalter Hughes
Community Gallery, and
Contemporary Sculpture
Garden are committed to
providing educational experiences to students, members
and Central Florida’s diverse
population.
View from the walking bridge at the Crealdé main campus
Mission Statement for the
Hannibal Square Heritage Center
In partnership with the community and the City of Winter Park, Crealdé School
of Art will operate the Heritage Center as a tribute to the past, present, and
future contributions of Winter Park’s African American community. Through
innovative programming in the arts and humanities, The Heritage Center
will become a neighborhood focal point, archive, and home to The Heritage
Collection: Photographs and Oral Histories of West Winter Park. Through
exhibitions and diverse educational programs, the center inspires all Central
Floridians and visitors to our area to become more aware of, respect, explore, and
participate in their own community’s history and heritage.
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Organization
Roster
as of 6/1/14
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Cecelia Bonifay, President
Kevin Cosgrove, Vice President
Frank Schornagle III, Treasurer
Toni Peck, Secretary
Ali Bovis
Valada Flewellyn
Dean Jennings
Penny Jordan
Percy Maynard
ADMINISTRATION
Peter Schreyer,
Executive Director
Jan Hurt,
Office Manager & Registrar
Nicole Fournier,
Accounting Manager
Lindy Shepherd,
Marketing Manager
Betsy Schreyer,
Grant Writer
David Cumbie,
Sculpture Garden Curator
Belinda Glennon,
Young Artist Program Coordinator
Sherri Bunye,
Technology Consultant, and Programming and
Development Assistant
Carlo Jannotti,
Facilities Manager
DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS
Vincent Sansone, Ceramics and Sculpture
Barbara Tiffany, Interim Director, Painting & Drawing
Peter Schreyer, Acting Director, Photography
HERITAGE CENTER STAFF
Barbara Chandler,
Heritage Center Manager
Fairolyn Livingston,
Heritage Center Chief Historian
Mary Daniels,
Heritage Center Field Trip Coordinator
Grace Lias,
Heritage Center Field Trip Presenter
Jane Turner,
Heritage Center Field Trip Art Instructor
HERITAGE COLLECTION TEAM
Ron Habin
Fairolyn Livingston
Phylis Moore
Bonnie Swain
SENIOR FACULTY
Barbara Bailey
Stacy Barter
Donne Bitner
Doug Bringle
David Cumbie
Belinda Glennon
Milton Heiberg
Jon Manchester
Sherwood Myers
Marie Orban
Tom Sadler
Vincent Sansone
Dennis Schmalstig
Peter Schreyer
Henry Sinn
Don Sondag
ASSOCIATE FACULTY
Stefan Alexandres
Ken Austin
Patricia Byron
Marsha DeBroske
Ken Foster
Cat Hempel
David Hunter
Paul McNear
Hye Shin
Barbara Tiffany
Michael van Gelder
Barbara Young
ADJUNCT & OUTREACH INSTRUCTORS
Sherri Bunye
Anita Cohen
Fabiola Hansen
Riku Hulkkonnen
Kathy Chenet Kent
Vadim Malkin
GUEST INSTRUCTORS
Ahlin
Beatrice Athanas
Paula Davis
Prayong Deeying
Susan Govatos
Robert Lennox
Mark Lepow
Frank Mardle
Trish O’Donnell
Orit Reuben
Patrick Van Dusen
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Frank Schornagle III, Finance Committee
Peter Schreyer, Program Steering Committee and
Acting Chair, Gallery Committee
Toni Peck, Audit Committee
Ali Bovis, Corporate Sponsorship Committee
Dean Jennings, Facilities Committee
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Program
Curriculum
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o carry out its mission that the arts are for everyone, Crealdé School
of Art provides an extraordinary array of dependable services to an
ever-broadening community. These services are based on three core
program components: Educational Curriculum, Galleries and Lecture Series, and our award-winning Outreach Programs.
Crealdé’s Arts Education Tuition-based Curriculum consists of over 100
different classes and workshops for adults and children offered in the following formats:
• Five 8-week seasonal sessions for adults and five 6-week sessions for
children with two-week breaks in between.
• A total of over two dozen weekend workshops led by Crealdé’s talented faculty, ranging from landscape painting and drawing, sculptural
welding, adult/child ceramics projects to wedding photography.
• A series of Visiting Artist workshops, often in conjunction with current
exhibitions.
Through its diverse programming, Crealdé interprets its mission to make
visual arts an integral part of community life in Central Florida. This is
made possible by offering hands-on art education, exposure to quality
exhibitions and lectures and the opportunity to work in studios staffed by
professional artists. Every year thousands of individuals of all ages and
backgrounds participate in Crealdé studio classes and related programs.
The following synopses provide an overview to each department’s educational programming.
Painting and Drawing
Crealdé’s largest department employs over 20 arts educators and offers a
comprehensive curriculum of over 30 classes, including oil, acrylic, printmaking, collage, mixed media, watercolor, abstract, portrait, figure, and
plein air painting. In addition to introductory and intermediate courses,
Crealdé also offers advanced classes for serious art students, such as life
drawing, abstract painting and portrait painting. Figure drawing workshops
are held every Friday and Sunday. These two painting studios are offered
throughout the year and have included special topics such as still life painting, mixed media collage and portrait painting with nationally and internationally recognized artists.
Photography
Crealdé’s Photography Department offers over 20 classes designed for
amateurs as well as serious students of photography and working fine art
photographers who wish to enhance their technical and aesthetic skills. The
Photography Department offers instruction in conventional film and digital photography, including basic concepts and techniques, landscape, still
life, architecture, portrait and documentary. We have a completely renovated professional darkroom facility, with 10 work stations and a separate
film-processsing area. The department also features two classrooms dedicated to digital photography, including state-of-the-art computer stations
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­Program
Curriculum
“My 9-year-old has
been attending
Saturday sessions for
several months and
she has really blossomed. Third grade
has been rough, with
so much emphasis
being placed on the
“measurable” skills
of math and spelling.
... Crealdé has been a
saving grace for her.
No matter how hard
the week has been
at school, she knows
that she will have
an entire hour every
Saturday to be herself, to be measured
only by her own level
of satisfaction with
her work.”
— Sara Yates, mother
of Winter Garden
student
for students to use. Weekly three-hour camera clinics, created to attract
large numbers of new students, are offered in partnership with the area’s
largest photographic supply store, Colonial Photo & Hobby.
Ceramics and Sculpture
The curriculum features instruction in various media and subjects, such
as figurative and abstract sculpture, bronze casting, coppersmithing, and
functional ceramics including wheelthrowing and handbuilding. The facility includes gas, raku and electric kilns, as well as a professional bronze
foundry in a separate building. The program has a liberal open studio policy, enabling students to work independently. The department also offers
beginning and intermediate classes in stained glass, fabric painting and
textile design. Visiting Artist Workshops have included coppersmithing
and welding to create steel sculpture, and glass fusing. A series of weekend
workshops in welding and bronze casting produced collaborative pieces of
art permanently displayed in our sculpture garden.
Young Artist Program
This program serves children and teens ages four to 17 in over 20 classes
in all above media on Saturday and after school throughout the year. The
Young Artist Program represents
roughly 20% of
Crealdé’s total enrollment. The program also features
ArtCamp, Central
Florida’s original
summer art camp.
Established in
1982, it provides
350 children the
opportunity to
participate in a
one- or two-week
Instructor Sherri Bunye with budding photographers in the darkroom
series of all-day art
workshops. It concludes with an ArtCamp Exhibition, featuring one completed project from each young artist displayed in the Showalter Hughes
Community Gallery on Crealdé’s campus.
Business and Personal Development for Artists
Crealdé assists artists in the development of their work with courses designed for artists with varied backgrounds in artistic and professional
accomplishment. Topics include grant writing, business planning and operations, marketing, how to secure gallery exhibitions and representation.
Since 2000, Executive Director Peter Schreyer has held an annual free grant
writing workshop for individual artists, which has resulted in dozens of
successful grant applications by workshop attendees.
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Hannibal
Square
Heritage
Center
“Winter Park
Institute at Rollins
College has been
proud to collaborate
with the Hannibal
Square Heritage
Center on several
occasions over the
past few years.
Joint events have
served to promote
the shared values of
responsible leadership and good citizenship both in our
local area and as this
concept expands to
the greater global
community.”
—Gail D. Sinclair,
Executive Director,
Winter Park Institute
at Rollins College
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n partnership with the community and the City of Winter Park, Crealdé
School of Art operates the Hannibal Square Heritage Center as a tribute
to the past, present and future contributions of Winter Park’s AfricanAmerican community. Through innovative programming in the arts and
humanities, the Heritage Center is a neighborhood focal point, archive and
home to The Heritage Collection: Photographs and Oral Histories of West Winter
Park. Through visiting exhibitions, community-based public art exhibitions
and diverse educational programs, the center inspires all Central Floridians and visitors to our area to become more aware of, respect, explore and
participate in their own community’s history and heritage. The Heritage
Center hosts regular tuition-based classes, including digital photography
coursework, but primarily exists as a service to the greater community and
an outreach center for youth and senior classes as listed above and for other
community arts-based services as follows:
The Heritage Collection: Photographs and Oral Histories
of West Winter Park
Crealdé’s most extensive outreach project is an on-going communitybased project celebrating the heritage, character and contributions made by
Winter Park’s African-American community. During annual Community
Heritage Days, the Crealdé team of historians, cultural anthropologists and
documentary photographers collaborate with intergenerational members
of the historic Hannibal Square neighborhood to collect historically illustrative personal photographs and corresponding oral histories to tell the story
of the community. This project is modeled after similar efforts conducted
by the Los Angeles County Library and represents the first collection of
its kind implemented in a Central Florida community. Completed phases
from this on-going project have been dedicated annually during the City of
Winter Park’s Martin Luther King Day Unity Heritage Festival. Originally
on display at the Winter Park Community Center, the Heritage Collection
became the cornerstone and impetus for building the new Hannibal Square
Heritage Center. In 2012, The Sage Project: Hannibal Square Elders Tell Their
Stories was added to the permanent collection of the center. The 18 contemporary portraits and oral histories captured the recollection of a special
group of residents, ages 85 to 106, and represented Crealdé’s tribute to the
City of Winter Park’s 125th anniversary.
“What Heritage Means to Me” Field Trip Program
This program, with curriculum for teachers designed by Heritage Center
staff, offers groups of up to 25 fourth to eighth graders an interactive tour
and discussion of the Heritage Collection and the Visiting Exhibition led by
a community historian, followed by a visual art workshop where students
create a piece of folk art incorporating their personal experience of tradition, heritage, family, community and country. A total of 300 children and
their chaperones were served from public and private school as well as
church and civic groups by year end.
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Hannibal
Square
Heritage
Center
Hannibal Square Community Workshops with Visiting Artists
Select artists exhibiting in the Heritage Center Visiting Exhibition Series
provide free community workshops. Past artists include the Smithsoniancollected Ruby C. Williams and Mr. Imagination, Missionary Mary Proctor, sacred arts folk artist Linda Schäpper and quiltmaker Lauren Austin.
In addition to creating personal works of art relating to family and heritage, participants collaborate with the visiting artist to create a public
art piece for the Heritage Center’s permanent collection. Every April, the
Heritage Center hosts the Hannibal Square Folk & Urban Art Festival,
a daylong celebration of the roots of folk art, featuring Florida folk artists, including some of the Florida Highwayman artists; a free children’s
workshop titled “KidFolk,” and booths representing the center’s many
supportive community and business partners.
Evelyn William James, age 99; photograph from The Sage Project, 2011, by Peter
Schreyer. Mrs.James is shown visiting Ward Chapel, the church she grew up in the
Winter Park neighborhood of Hannibal Square.
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Galleries &
Lecture
Series
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realdé serves its mission to make the arts inspiring, engaging and
accessible by providing the community with free exhibitions featuring visiting and local artists who often provide educational lectures
and workshops together with their exhibitions.
The Alice & William Jenkins Gallery
Formally opened in 1980, the Alice & William Jenkins Gallery mission is
to exhibit the work of noted and established Florida artists, as well as to
introduce national and international artists to Central Florida. Each of the
four to six annual exhibitions are professionally curated by a member of
the Crealdé Gallery Committee or a guest curator. The Gallery Committee
produced a year of quality exhibitions in 2013 including Micro/Macro: An
Installation of Sculpture by Joshua Almond, the 13th Southeastern Photography
Invitational: A Sense of Place, the 33rd Annual Juried Student Exhibition and
the two-venue Art from the Heart of Florida also shown at Heritage Center.
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery
Established in 2000, the Showalter Hughes Community Gallery highlights
four to five exhibitions annually, featuring work by students, faculty
and emerging artists and outreach programs. The gallery features display shelves where Ceramic Fellowship Students and Faculty show and
sell their work, and also serves as a classroom and facility for member
and community events with seating for 80. Some of the exceptional 2013
shows included Director’s Choice II; Sherri Bunye, Interstate 4: The Exits Less
Travelled; Storytellers XVI: Geneva, Florida; the 31st SummerArtCamp Student
Exhibition; and The Art of Fellowship in Painting & Drawing.
The Contemporary Sculpture Garden
The Contemporary Sculpture Garden, established in 1997, is located on
the grounds at Crealdé School of Art’s main campus. A self-guided tour
leads visitors through the attractively landscaped Crealdé campus and the
Contemporary Sculpture Garden, featuring 68 three-dimensional pieces
of outdoor art and educational panels. The sculptures are used to teach
field trip children about the diversity of expressive styles and durable
media available to the sculptor. The collection is curated by Senior
Faculty Member and sculptor David Cumbie.
Oil painting by Sean Sexton from
the Crealdé exhibition ‘Art from
the Heart of Florida’
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Galleries &
Lecture
Series
“I had the pleasure of
attending a reception
held in my honor at the
Heritage Center during my November 2012
visit to speak at Rollins
College through the
Winter Park Institute.
In addition to a warm
welcome, I witnessed
the high quality of the
exhibitions that shed
light on local and national African-American
experiences through
documentary photography and the arts. The
Heritage Center is certainly a beacon of light
that brings dignity to
the community, as well
as inspiration to all who
visit from near and far.”
— Martin Luther
King, III
The Heritage Center Gallery
Established in 2007, the Heritage Center Visiting Exhibition Gallery
at the Hannibal Square Heritage Center campus hosts three to four
annual exhibitions that explore local history, cultural preservation,
the African-American experience and Southern folklore, through educational and visual arts mediums including documentary photography, painting and textiles. Exhibitions in 2013 included Sewn Together:
Photographic Quilts Reflecting the Family Ties of Eatonville, Maitland and
Winter Park; Preaching to the Trees and the Animals: The Folk Art of O.L.
Samuels; and Art from the Heart of Florida.
The Permanent Collection Gallery at the Hannibal Square Heritage
Center, established in 2007, features The Heritage Collection: Photographs
and Oral Histories of West Winter Park as well as the Hannibal Square
Timeline juxtaposing significant local and national historic events impacting African Americans. The center also hosts a collection of communitycreated artworks that are the result of collaborations with noted folk
artists Mr. Imagination, Ruby C. Williams, Missionary Mary Proctor and
quiltmaker Lauren Austin, among others.
Traveling Exhibitions
Exhibitions created as a result of Crealdé's award-winning outreach and
gallery programs become part of our archives and are available to travel
to other venues for display.
Storytellers exhibitions are
shown in the participants’
home communities and
in Crealdé’s Community
Gallery, and have been
loaned to the Florida State
Capitol in Tallahassee, the
Orange County Regional
History Center, Osceola
Center for the Arts in
Kissimmee, and various
locations of Central Florida
“Lee Avenue Homes” photograph by DeAngelo
Boys & Girls Clubs. Semipermanent displays (on long- Jackson from Storytellers XV
term loan from our collection)
are on exhibit at community centers and other grass-roots organizations
throughout Central Florida.
The 1998 exhibition, The Last Harvest: A Tribute to the Life and Work of
the Lake Apopka Farmworkers, is a photography and oral history project
funded by a grant from the Florida Humanities Council. It has traveled
the state of Florida since 1998, most recently to the Cornell Museum of
Fine Art at Rollins College, Orlando City Hall, Orange County Public
Library Main Branch and the African American Museum of Art in
DeLand.
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Outreach
and
Scholarships
“I have worked with
Crealdé in one form or
another since 1989, and
I know the organization
well. The quality and
quantity of the school’s
classes and exhibitions
has substantially grown
over the years. ... As a
member of the Hannibal
Square Advisory Board,
I am aware of the many
visitors this cultural
center attracts from
both Central Florida and
the nation. It has been
such a staggeringly successful art space that
many folklorists, community arts facilitators,
and cultural center
directors contact me to
ask about its history. It
is truly a national model
for a locally engaged
heritage center. ”
— Kristin Congdon,
UCF Professor Emerita,
Philosophy and
Humanities
S
ince 1995, Crealdé has taken the opportunity to use the visual arts as
a means of connecting communities, fostering cultural awareness and
promoting understanding. As part of its mission, Crealdé’s outreach
programming sustains an unwavering commitment to serve every community we enter. Our outreach and scholarship programs emphasize
working with underprivileged children, at-risk teens and low-income
senior citizens. Each class or project introduces the student to the specific
art medium, then, through a public exhibition or installation, shares the
participants’ achievements with the community. Crealdé outreach programming includes the following:
Storytellers Teen Documentary Photography Program
Ten-week classes use photography to give students ages 13 to 17 an opportunity to express themselves in pictures and words, while exploring
their cultural heritage, neighborhoods, families and friends. Since 1996,
Storytellers has been funded by six different private foundations, resulting
in 16 completed projects and exhibitions at community sites. While the
finished projects become part of Crealdé’s Archive of Community-Based
Documentary Photography, the individual exhibitions are frequently
loaned for display at the facilities of our community partners. The most
recent Storytellers program engaged students from the Seminole County
community of Geneva in partnership with the Rural Heritage Center.
Neighborhood Pride Public Murals
Since 2000, Crealdé has produced seven privately funded murals throughout Central Florida. During these eight-week classes, young students ages
10 to 14 collaborate to create a public mural in their own community, helping to beautify as well as increase awareness of important themes such as
non-violence, education, family and cultural heritage. In addition to the
young painters developing their own styles and individual modes of expression, the program helps bring segments of the community together to
create better understanding.
A testament to Crealdé’s commitment to public art, the “Celebrating Community Pride
Mosaic” is outside the Winter Park Community Center; photograph by Bill Carpenter
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Outreach
and
Scholarships
“The O.L. Samuels exhibition is a great example
of your continually
providing outstanding,
ongoing and relevant
cultural experiences
for the community. It
reflects on your overall
commitment as leaders in your field with a
vision of artistic excellence that translates well
for the surrounding and
greater community.”
— Kran Riley, President,
Orange County Branch,
NAACP
Monument Builders
Since 2001, young sculpture students have collaborated with their instructors to construct a permanent outdoor piece of art in neighborhoods
throughout Central Florida. Themes include cultural heritage, non-violence and drug-free living. The latest collaborative sculpture, a 12-footlong, 4-foot-high Memory Wall created in 2008 with Mr. Imagination,
a Pennsylvania-based African-American folk artist, was installed at the
Hannibal Square Heritage Center. The Memory Wall, holding objects donated by community residents, is Winter Park’s first collaborative public
art sculpture.
Art Samplers for Children and Seniors
Eight-week classes provide 15 students per class, ages 5 to 10, with handson instruction in the fundamentals of painting and drawing, printmaking,
ceramics and sculpture. The classes are offered at the John H. Bridges Community Center in Apopka, the Maxey Community Center in Winter Garden and the Hannibal Square Heritage Center in Winter Park.
Youth Scholarships
The Alice Jenkins Scholarship Fund, founded in 1988 in honor of the wife
of Crealdé’s founder, provides free classes from our regular curriculum
to an average of 100 economically disadvantaged children and teens each
year. In 2013, 15% of our highly successful Summer ArtCamp seats were
awarded to scholarship recipients. Scholarships are awarded to students
from as close as Winter Park and as far as the farmworker communities of
north Orange and south Lake counties. The fund is replenished annually
with contributions from private foundations and individual donors.
Crealdé Campus Field Trip Program
Over 2,417 second- and third-grade children from Orange County Public
Schools (92%) and private schools (8%) annually participate in a field trip
to Crealdé. The children spend the morning at Crealdé, where they create
a masterpiece to take home during a hands-on workshop, observe professional artists at work, and tour the gallery and sculpture garden.
Free Programming at Area Events
Hands-on workshops were offered in painting, drawing and sculpture at
more than a dozen community festivals and Crealdé open houses in 2013,
including the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival and Winter Park Autumn
Art Festival and the Orlando International Kids Fringe Theatre Festival.
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Civic
Vitality
“I am delighted to
write on behalf of the
exemplary programs of
Crealdé School of Art.
The agency has a long
history of supporting
this organization and
their grant applications
have always received
high marks. ... I was
impressed with both
the Heritage Center
facility and its exhibitions. The exciting potential of this area was
matched only by the
enthusiasm of the director, Peter Schreyer.
The Hannibal Square
Heritage Center truly
embodies our own value statement, ‘Culture
Builds Florida’.”
— Dr. Gaylen Phillips,
Director, Division of
Arts & Culture,
State of Florida
Economic Development and Community Partnerships
Crealdé has been committed to creating civic vitality through the arts since
its founding. This commitment has brought Crealdé into a position of leadership in the Central Florida Community. Crealdé has a track record of successful long-lasting partnerships, creating over 45 collaborative projects in the
past decade. The organization’s programs—from children’s classes to exhibitions and public art projects— increase social, cultural and even environmental awareness and understanding among people of all ages, races and ethnicities. By celebrating the history and voice of a community through the visual
arts, the Heritage Center has gained the attention of many Central Floridians.
Crealdé has recently built programmatic and marketing partnerships with
the Winter Park and Oviedo/Seminole County Chambers of Commerce, the
African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida, the Hannibal
Square Merchants Association and other local businesses and cultural institutions. Our advocacy for the African-American community of west Winter
Park led the city to embrace the idea that west Winter Park is a historic community, worthy of preservation. The City of Winter Park has since re-branded itself as “the City of Culture and Heritage.”
Expanding Services to West Orange County and Lake County
Winter Garden has demonstrated its leadership by transforming itself
from a languishing agricultural community to a thriving city, with a focus
on quality of life through the arts and culture, historic and environmental
preservation, balanced with economic development. In August of 2010, Crealdé began offering a limited number of painting, drawing and photograpy
classes at the Jessie Brock Community Center, a newly renovated recreation
center near the historic downtown area. Located 15 miles west of Crealdé’s
main campus in Winter Park, it has successfully attracted students from the
growing communities of Ocoee, Winter Garden, Windermere, Dr. Phillips
and Clermont. After only four years, participation has been so successful
that, one out of 10 Crealdé students is enrolled at the Winter Garden center.
Creating Opportunities for Florida Artists and Businesses
Crealdé provides part-time employment for over 50 artists as adjunct,
associate and senior faculty members; the addition of a Winter Garden
site for Crealdé courses has increased the need for more instructors. In
addition to an administrative staff of seven (three full-time and four parttime), the programming for each of the school’s four artistic departments
is planned and administered by a part-time department director, who also
teaches and uses studio space in the respective facility. A monthly stipend
is also paid to a Senior Gallery Curator for the Alice & William Jenkins
Gallery and to the Curator of the Contemporary Sculpture Garden. In addition, Crealdé annually hires at least four guest curators and an average
of 10 guest artists (mostly Florida artists), as well as a minimum of five
outreach instructors and public art lead artists as independent contractors
to instruct special workshops and projects. The estimated impact on the
local economy, apart from tuition, is more than $1 million annually.
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Civic
Vitality
Crealdé also contracts with multiple local service providers for materials,
exhibition, marketing and facility needs. By early 2010, Crealdé completed
(and paid for) over $220,000 campus improvements, including roofing,
drainage control, new greener air conditioning units for the Jenkins Gallery, the painting and photography studios and the office, sidewalks and
some wonderful and very visible landscaping. This included the creation
of a new front entrance to the central campus area and the Contemporary
Sculpture Garden. The entire campus was repainted and stucco repairs to
the 35-year old walls were completed. Decorative roof tiles were replaced
and the Photography classroom was renovated.
Promoting Tourism Through the Heritage Center
Since its opening in 2007, the Heritage Center has received seven $40,000
Cultural Tourism grants from Orange County as well as annual grants from
the City of Winter Park’s Community Redevelopment Agency ranging from
$30,000 to $40,000. The Heritage Center is located in the heart of a thriving
retail and restaurant district, surrounded by cultural attractions as mapped
out in the Heritage Center brochure. Evidenced by our support letters from
local businesses and spending data, Crealdé has made substantial efforts
to support our local economy. Our programming and marketing efforts to
attract tourists have been increasingly successful. Survey data provided
by Americans for the Arts shows the Heritage Center’s economic impact:
$667,924 in total spending with an out-of-town spending of $554,835, and a
17 to one return on investment.
Crealdé artists demonstrate a bronze pour at the annual Night of Fire
special event that draws over 500 visitors to the Crealdé main campus
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Emerging
Artist
Programs
“At Crealdé, I gained
from being taken
seriously as an artist
and interacting with
other students who
shared my serious
commitment to artistic growth. ... Telling
pepole I was a Crealdé
Studio Artist for two
years has earned me
automatic respect and
opened doors. The
Crealdé name is
invaluable.
— Robert Ross, Crealdé
Studio Artist
Emerging Artist and Professional Development Opportunities
C
realdé School of Art offers students opportunities to develop
themselves into professional artists. Through the Crealdé Fellowship Program, the Studio Artist Program and two adult scholarship programs, students can receive mentorship, access to studios
and free classes. In 2013, 157 of Crealdé’s tuition-based (non-outreach)
courses were free of charge to children, teens and emerging artists
through work/study and scholarship programs offered by the school - a
tuition value of over $31,000. All students also have the opportunity to
exhibit and sell their work at the two annual art sales and the student
exhibition. Currently, Crealdé is researching online store possibilities
for which emerging artists could market their work. Crealdé’s portion of
the proceeds would be used to fuel ongoing efforts to support emerging
artist programs.
The Fellowship Program
Crealdé’s fellowship work/study program, established in 1978, is at the
heart of the success of Crealdé’s on-campus activities and festival participation. These dedicated
students maintain
the studios, help in
children’s classes and
hands-on workshops
off campus, and are
the core of Crealdé’s
artistic community.
Over two dozen Crealdé fellows volunteer a minimum of
32 hours per session
each, assisting with
classes and events, and Tuni Winter Park as captured by Photography Fellow
in exchange may take Laurie Hagemaier
classes at no cost and
have unlimited studio use.
Studio Artist Program
Established in 1996, the Studio Artist Program is designed for advanced
students, former Crealdé fellows and emerging artists from the community
whose goal is to pursue a professional career in the arts. Two positions per
year are made available in each of Crealdé’s three artistic departments for
applicants recommended by a Crealdé staff member. Studio Artists show
the results of their work in a biennial exhibition.
Adult Scholarship Programs
Established in 1999, The Visiting Scholarship Program enables two area college students to attend each of the 20 to 30 scheduled workshops per year at
no charge. The Cheryl Bogdanowitsch Sculpture Scholarship, funded by Central Florida artist Cheryl Bogdanowitsch, provides an annual $1,000 scholarship for classes, workshops and studio use to an adult sculpture student.
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2013
Attendance
Statistics
Total Registrations for Adult and Youth Curriculum
(4 to 8 week classes, workshops and ArtCamp)
Paid in Full Member and Non-Member
3,181
Complimentary Classes for Fellowship & Scholarship Students
157
Life Drawing Sessions 774
Total Registration Attendance for 20134,112
Outreach Art Classes and Workshops
Orange County Public Schools Studio Field Trip Program
“What Heritage Means to Me” Field Trips at Heritage Center
Private Schools Studio Field Trip Program
Heritage Center After School Art Classes
Heritage Center Senior Classes (with Seniors First Lunch Program)
Heritage Center Exhibition-related community workshops
Maxey Comm. Ctr. After School Art Classes, Winter Garden (w/B&G Club)
John Bridges Comm. Ctr. After School Art Classes, Apopka (w/ B&G Club)
Crealdé’s Third Annual Free Family Festival (workshops and demos)
Orlando Fringe Festival (youth art workshops) Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival (youth art workshops) Winter Park Autumn Art Festival (youth art workshops)
Free Hands-on Youth Workshops at eight festivals and events
Off-and On-campus Presentations to Community and School Groups
2,212
300
205
640
450
200
640
640
600
100
450
350
475
500
Total 2013 Outreach Attendance 7,762
Note: All of the above outreach programs are underwritten by grants, contracts or
member contributions and are offered completely free of charge for all participants.
Exhibitions and Special Events
Alice & William S. Jenkins Gallery (4 exhibitions)
5,000
Exhibition-related art lectures 500
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery (5 exhibitions)
7,500
Hannibal Square Heritage Center
(permanent collection, 3 visiting exhibitions, special events and tours)
10,091
Last Harvest Traveling Exhibition1,000
Contemporary Sculpture Garden5,000
Winter Park Autumn Art Festival (Crealdé is co-founder/co-sponsor)
75,000
Annual Benefit Event
300
Holiday Art Sale and Cup-A-Thon Events
500
Night of Fire Open House 600
Starry August Night Open House
300
Total Exhibition Attendance for 2013
105,791
Total 2013 Attendance 117,665
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Membership Report as of January 1, 2014
Membership
Report
Family memberships continue to increase due to the growth of the Young
Artist Program, while individual memberships have slightly decreased.
Higher level Donor, Patron and Benefactor memberships have continued
to increase. After years of promoting membership upgrades, we are excited
to see that Donor and higher-level memberships now represent 27 percent
of all memberships.
The information in this report is based on a 120-day grace period which is
strictly enforced.
Individuals - $40
Family - $65
Donor - $100
Heritage Center – Individual Heritage Center – Sponsor Scholarship Sponsor
Patron - $500-$999
Benefactor - $1000 Minimum
In-Kind
Honorary
Lifetime
Total Members
623
196
192
6
4
4
64
16
6
41
46
1198
Membership Growth: January 1996 - January 2014
1700
1511
1198
1197
1177
1301
1317
1016
991
1042
1157
1025
1072
1108
1198
1292
1354
1324
1420
1264
1365
1250
1289
1109
1185
1052
625
689
539
472
368
500
596
700
1114
1076
887
900
956
1100
1155
1300
1352
1500
300
100
20
14-Jan
13-Jan
12-Jan
10-Dec
10-Jan
9-Jan
Jan-08
Jan-07
Jan-06
Jan-05
Jan-04
Jan-03
Jan-02
Jan-01
Jan-00
Jan-99
Jan-98
Jan-97
Jan-96
Submitted by Jan Hurt, Registrar and Office Manager, January 1, 2014
Grant
Support
C
realdé School of Art wishes to thank the following private
foundations and government agencies for their continuous
support of our general and outreach programming:
•U
nited Arts of Central Florida
(General Operating Funds)
•F
lorida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs
(General Operating Funds)
•O
range County Government
(Cultural Tourism Funding to support Heritage Center programming)
•T
he City of Winter Park Community Redevelopment Agency
(Heritage Center programming and operations)
• Anonymous private foundation support
• The Boyd Foundation
• The Charlotte & Edward K. Wheeler Foundation
• The Community Foundation of Central Florida
• The Darden Foundation
• The Nelson Family Trust
• The Saint Margaret Mary Outreach Fund
• The Walt Disney World Ears to You Program
•Winter Park Historical Association
• The Winter Park Rotary Club
• The Florida Humanities Council
• The Vermont Community Foundation
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History of
Community
Partnerships
C
realdé School of Art has an outstanding record in partnering with arts, cultural, social service and other grass-roots organizations in Central Florida.
These collaborations have resulted in numerous award-winning art classes,
community exhibitions and permanent public art installations. As an example,
our teen photography program, Storytellers, has positively impacted communities
from rural Apopka to inner-city Orlando since 1996. A number of these young students’ images were exhibited at the State Capitol in Tallahassee. Crealdé partners
with numerous governmental, private, nonprofit and social-service organizations
in our area. Past and current partners include:
• Winter Park Community Center, outreach partner (since 1996) and satellite teaching site (1996-2007)
• John H. Bridges Community Center, Apopka, satellite teaching site (since 1998)
• Maxey Community Center, Winter Garden, satellite teaching site (since 1999)
• Jessie Brock Community Center, Winter Garden, satellite teaching site (since 2010)
• Asian Cultural Association, Jenkins Gallery exhibition
• Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community (P.E.C.), outreach, ZORA! Festival
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida, outreach, exhibition in Community Gallery
• BETA Center, Inc., Orlando, outreach
• Callahan Neighborhood Center, Orlando, outreach
• Center for Contemporary Dance, program partner
• Center for Drug Free Living, Orlando, outreach
• City of Orlando, outreach and exhibition partner
• City of Winter Park Community Redevelopment Agency, outreach
• City of Winter Garden classes and exhibitions
• Cummer Museum of Art, Jacksonville, exhibition in Community Gallery
• Department of Cultural Affairs, State of Florida, Creative Capital Retreat for Professional Artists
• ESTEEM Inc. and the Winter Park Housing Authority, outreach
• Federal Duck Stamp Program, Department of the Interior, jury participation
• Florida Humanities Council, traveling exhibition program and grant funder
• Full Sail, Visibility campaign for Heritage Center group project
• Gallery at Avalon Island, Orlando, Crealdé Faculty Exhibition
• Golden Rule Foundation, mosaic mural in Hannibal Square and Memory Wall at the Heritage Center
• Hope Community Center, outreach
• Jeanine Taylor Folk Art Gallery, exhibition partner
• Lake County Cultural Affairs Council, Crealdé Faculty Exhibition
• Maitland Art & History Museums, exhibition partner
• Mennello Museum of American Art, exhibition partner
• Museum of Florida History, exhibition partner
• Office for Farmworker Ministry Hope Community Center, Apopka, outreach and exhibition partner
• Orange County Arts Education Center, outreach and field trip partner
• Orange County, Dept. of Health and Family Services, outreach
• Orange County Library System, Travelling Exhibition
• Orange County Public Schools, daily school-year field trip program
• Orange County Regional History Center, exhibition partner
• Osceola Center for the Arts, Kissimmee, traveling exhibition
• Pace Center for Girls, Orlando, outreach
• Public libraries in Mount Dora and Miami/Dade, outreach exhibition
• Ritz Theatre and Museum in Jacksonville, exhibition partner
• Rollins College, Office of Community Engagement
• Rural Heritage Center, Geneva, Florida
• Rural Woman’s Health Network, Gainesville, exhibition partner
• Seminole Community College, off-campus outreach exhibition
• Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach, exhibition partner
• St. Margaret Mary Haiti Committee
• St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Art, exhibition partner
• Taft Community Center, off- campus outreach exhibition
• Tajiri School of Performing Arts and Academics, Sanford, outreach
• Unity Heritage Festival, tours of Heritage Collection and free children’s art workshops
• University of Central Florida, program partner for the Heritage Center
• Very Special Arts of Florida:, St. Petersburg, senior outreach program
• Winter Garden Family Fair, free children’s art workshops
• Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, exhibition partner
• Winter Park Autumn Art Festival, free children’s workshops, co-sponsor and co-founder
• Winter Park Community Redevelopment Agency, Shady Park Festival, children’s art
• Winter Park Historical Foundation, exhibition partner
• Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, free hands-on children’s workshops
• Winter Park Unity Festival, free hands-on children’s art workshops, unveiling of the Heritage Collection
• Winter Park Welcome Center, Crealdé Partners with Hannibal Square exhibition
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Our
Founder
W
illiam Sterling Jenkins received his B.F. A. in 1934 from the
University of Florida and was awarded a post-graduate
scholarship to study art in Florence, Italy, at the Royal Academy
of Fine Arts. He traveled Italy and Germany, where he created figure and
landscape paintings for several years. Upon his return, he established an
art school in Columbus, Georgia. He made a modest living painting
portraits and presented one-man exhibitions in Columbus and Atlanta, in
Gainesville, Florida, and in New York City.
In 1942 he married Alice Moberg Jenkins after meeting her in Mexico,
where he studied silversmithing. After a brief stint in the U.S. Army, Mr.
Jenkins received an honorable discharge after contracting pneumonia. Sent
to the Veterans Administration hospital in Orlando to recuperate, he was
inspired to establish rehabilitative art therapy classes for veterans. For several years he worked for the VA in Winter Park and Tallahassee, where he
earned a master's degree in psychology from Florida State University.
Upon his return to Winter Park, he established Jenkins Construction and
built many of the city's residential communities and shopping centers. He
was active in the community, serving as Winter Park City Commissioner,
president of the Home Builders Association, commander of American
Legion Post 112, president of the Sons of the American Revolution in
Orlando and founder of the Orange County Advisory Council on Aging.
"Even as we blossom
and grow, we never
lose sight of what
Bill Jenkins intended
for Crealdé. We are
dedicated to keeping
his dream alive."
Peter Schreyer,
Executive Director
In 1975, Mr. Jenkins established Crealdé School of Art. He donated the
organization and the property to the community in 1990. He also donated $600,000 to the University of Central Florida in 1986 to establish the
Jenkins Chair, which he intended as a vehicle to bring the spirit of broadbased visual arts education into the academic environment.
In 1988, Mrs. Jenkins passed away. In her honor, Crealdé established the
Alice M. Jenkins Scholarship Fund, dedicated to providing art education
to economically disadvantaged young people who otherwise might not
have the opportunity to explore their creativity. In 1995, Crealdé dedicated and renamed its educational art gallery, the Alice & William Jenkins
Gallery, in honor of its founders.
William Sterling Jenkins traveled the world, prospered in many careers,
recorded his travels and experiences in beautiful paintings, and made a
permanent impact on the Central Florida community. He passed away
on March 30, 1996, at the age of 86. His love for art and people live on
through Crealdé. We strive to carry out his dream to make art an integral
part of community life and a force in the lives of individuals.
Executive Director Peter Schreyer affirms, "Even as we blossom and grow,
we never lose sight of what Bill Jenkins intended for Crealdé. Even during his failing health, Mr. Jenkins stayed in close contact, attending gallery
openings and sometimes just visiting to stroll the grounds and witness his
work still in progress. We are dedicated to keeping his dream alive."
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Balance
Sheet
For the 12-month period ending December 31, 2013
Current Year – 2013
Previous Year- 2012
Assets
Current Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents Marketable Investments $ 29,099
$ 31,997
$23,118
$27,688
Other Current Assets
$
$ 4,386
Total$ 63,663$55,192
2,567
Long Term Assets
Land, Building, and Equipment
Total Assets
$1,085,379
$1,086,932
$1,149,042
$1,142,124
$ 31,712
$ 31,952
Liabilities and Fund Balances
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable
Fixed Loan$159,060$174,288
Other Payables
$ 28,017
$
7,444
Total$218,789$213,684
Fund Balances
Fund Balance$766,314$766,314
Year to Date Net Income
$163,939
$162,126
Total Equity$930,253$928,440
Total Liabilities and Fund Balance
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$1,149,042
$1,142,124
Financial
Statement
For the 12-month period ending December 31, 2013
Revenue
Membership
Tuition and Fees
Interest/Dividend Income
United Arts
Government grants
Foundation grants
General donations
Corporate Donations
Fundraisers
In-Kind Income
Miscellaneous
Total
Unrestricted Restricted
Total 2013
Total 2012
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
28,640
549,247
4,346
22,350
17,687
54,603
14,115
29,855
52,670
12,208
785,721
$
$
$
$
$ 70,000
$ 28,200
$ 34,320
$
$
$
1,071
$
$ 133,591
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
28,640
549,247
4,346
22,350
87,687
28,200
88,923
14,115
29,855
52,670
13,279
919,313
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
31,488
557,618
3,212
47,752
91,061
35,780
68,094
5,000
44,518
57,860
24,207
966,590
$
182,770
$
-
$
182,770
$
195,051
$
$
457,181
639,950
$
$
-
$
$
457,181
639,950
$ 499,430
$ 694,481
Administrative Expenses $
276,842
$
-
$
276,842
$
271,527
916,792
$
-
$
916,792
$
966,008
$
2,520
$
582
Program Expenses
Facility and Gallery
Artistic Salaries and
Materials
Total Programs
Total Expense
$
Net Income
25
Crealdé School of Art
For Fiscal Year 2013 Actuals
Earned vs.
Contributed
Income
26
Earned and
Contributed
Income
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Members
and
Contributors
Membership listings
as of June 1, 2014
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Effective Financial Services
Inc.
Hope Community Center
Inc.
Mira Aborn
Laura Abreu
Ora adams
Lee Adler
Valbona Ahmati
Lorna Ahrens
Ravi Akella
Beverly Aland
Nancy Albright
Larissa Aleksandrov
Alonso
Stefan Alexandres
Sally Alexandres
April Anderson
Cindy Anderson
Joy Angeloff
Olga Arias
Karen Arribas
Walter Atapaucar
Beatrice Athanas
Mercedes Ausina
Paul Aust
Kary Babins
Adriana Backhaus
Annya Baerga
Loraine Baez
Camille Bagby
Diane Bahn
Donna Baker
June Baker
John Baker
Jessica Ball
Linda Banning
Darryl Barnes Sr.
Lucy Barrett
Lisa Barriga
Stacey Barter
Vanessa Bass
David Bass
Mary Bear
Dan Beard
Tom Beasley
Laurin Beazley
Sandra Beerbower
Hilton Bell
Angela Bell-Deems
Pamela Bendezu
Wendy Bennett
Laura Bennett-Kimble
Vicki Bennit
Carmen Denisse Berlingeri
Bonnie Bernardo
Maya Berry-Spear
Susan Bethel
Patricia Biagiotti
Carolyn Bird
Dennis Bishop
Mary Bissen
Erin Blass
Juanita Blumberg
Javier Boadas
Erika Boesch
Bok Tower Representative
Carolyn Bonaventura
Angie Booth
Mary Bowen
Sheryl Bower
John Boyce
Daryn Brokamp
Karen Bronstein
Tiffany Brown
Bibi Brown
Daylan Bruce
Betty Bruestlen
Susanna Bryan
Barton Buchanan
Davi Budnik
Gina Bugaxong
Louise Buhrmann
Robert Burks
Christine Butterfield
Aleithea Byfield
Dennis Byle
Holly Cabot
Michelle Cahill
Richard Callahan
Amy Campbell
Grizzelle Canter
Antonio Caos
Erika Cardona-Geis
Bryan Carson
Janice Carter
Karen Carter
Camile Cawthorne
David Cayon
Jeffrey Champlin
Rawlston Charles
Lawanza Charlton
Greta Cheatham
Hong Chen
Maxine Cherry
Jami Cheshire
Marsha Childs
Deborah Chin
Je-Jen Chiu
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Madeline Cholnoky
Jane Choo
Colin Church
Kathy Clark
April Clarke
Mabell Clausen
Marilyn Clock
Elizabeth Closson
Robert Cobb
Anita Cohen
James Cokos
Janice Coleman
Lani Collins
Kristin Congdon
Sandy Conner
Paul Conway
David Cooper
Christy Copley
Robin Corbin
Angelica Corredor
Piedad Corredor
Chalitza Cortes
John Cortez
Shannon Costello
Noreen Coup
Andrea Cox
Cathleen Craft
Tyler Cravens
Jill Crobons
Christine Crocher
Laurie Croft
Jill Cross
Darlene Crowl
Blair Culpepper
Don Culver
Jean Cumming
Patricia Curan
Alyssa Curran
Rosalind Curtis
Alissa Davi
Pat Davis
Jonnie Dawn
Jessica DeArcos
Rigmor (Rae) Delfosse
Sara Dickey
Christine DiDonna
Sandra Dienst
Raquel Dillion
Linda Dombchik
Carol Dorsey
Jennifer Dostie
Celida Dottino
Linda Dougan
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Amazon Hose & Rubber
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Inc.
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Inc.
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Matt Larson
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Summer Rodman
Thomas Rohe
Maria Rubin
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Trudy Wild
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Robert Willson
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Florida Home Media LLC
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Members
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Shadetree Studio
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Dexter’s
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FRIENDS OF THE
HERITAGE CENTER
African American Chamber
of Commerce of Central
Florida
Caribbean American
Chamber of Commerce of
Florida
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of Black Journalists
Central Florida Chapter
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Black Accountants Greater
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Orlando Chapter AASP,
Inc.
Lashea Reaves
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SPONSORS OF THE
HERITAGE CENTER
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Dixie Taylor
United Arts Donor Recognition – 2013
United Arts of Central Florida is a dynamic collaboration of individuals, corporations, foundations, school districts,
local arts and cultural organizations and artists. Our mission is to enrich communities by investing in art, science
and history. We serve arts, sciences, history and other cultural providers benefiting Central Florida residents and
visitors. We do this by raising and distributing funds for arts and cultural institutions and by providing management,
administrative and advisory services. Since our founding in 1989, and through the generosity of our donors, United
Arts has invested more than $126 million in local organizations and cultural education, and through them, the
diverse and energetic community that is Central Florida. We are deeply grateful to all of our donors and community
partners for their investment in this industry of creativity and service to our community. To see all 2013 donors,
please visit www.UnitedArts.cc
Board of Trustees
City of Orlando
The Honorable Buddy Dyer
The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen
Foundation
Thomas P. Warlow III
Darden Restaurants, Inc.
Bob McAdam
Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation, Inc.
Florida Blue
Tony Jenkins
Orange County, Florida
The Honorable Tiffany Moore Russell
Orange County Public Schools
Dr. Barbara M. Jenkins
Seminole County, Florida
The Honorable John Horan
University of Central Florida
Dr. John C. Hitt
Walt Disney World Resort
Jill Estorino
Corporate and Government Donors
Premier Partners ($250,000+)
City of Orlando and Employees
Darden Restaurants, Inc.,
Darden Restaurants, Inc.
Foundation and Employees
Orange County, Florida and Employees Orange County Public Schools and Employees
Partners ($175,000 - $249,999)
University of Central Florida
Trustees ($100,000 - $174,999)
Florida Blue
Seminole County, Florida
Walt Disney World Resort
Associate Trustees ($50,000 - $99,999)
Bank of America
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority Lockheed Martin and Employees Orlando Magic
and Employees
Chairman’s Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. and Employees
Massey Services Inc. and Employees
North Highland
Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) and
Employees
The PNC Financial Services Group
State of Florida, Department of State,
Division of Cultural Affairs and the
Florida Council on Arts and Culture
Wells Fargo and Employees
President’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)
A. Brian Phillips, P.A.
AAA National Office and Employees
Baker & Hostetler LLP and Employees
City of Winter Park
Orlando Health
Platinum Circle ($7,500 - $9,999)
Akerman Senterfitt and Employees
Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth,
Capouano & Bozarth, P.A. Employees
Duke Energy and Employees
Foley & Lardner Employees
Holland & Knight, LLP Employees
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Gold Circle ($5,000 - $7,499)
Electronic Arts
Millenium Management Corporation Laraine and Phil Frahm
Orlando Science Center Employees
Rollins College and Bach Festival
Society Employees
SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando
SunTrust Bank, Central Florida and
Employees
Silver Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)
Advanced Materials Professional Services
LLC
Dr. Les and Mrs. Lynn Kramer in memory
of Adlyne and Myron Kramer and
Samuel Kraighman
Amazon Hose & Rubber Company
Arts and Cultural Alliance of Central
Florida Employees
Baker Barrios Architects
Carlton Fields, P.A. and Employees
Cirque du Soleil Global Citizenship
Department
CliftonLarsonAllen Employees
DAC Bond
Florida Theatrical Association
Holiday Inn Club Vacations
Mateer & Harbert, P.A. Employees
United Arts of Central Florida Employees
Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)
ABC Fine Wine & Spirits
Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children Sports Medicine
Centerplate
Colonial Photo & Hobby Inc.
Commerce National Bank & Trust
Cross, Fernandez & Riley, LLP and
Employees
Duke Realty Corporation
For Art Group
Hometown Entertainment
Jill S. Schwartz & Associates, P.A.
Odd-o-Ts’ Entertainment in honor of all
those that keep us performing
Orange Appeal
Pineloch Management Corporation
Premier Events of Distinction
Premiere Show Group
Silver Bullet Tech Pros Inc.
Smart City
Valencia Community College
Visit Orlando Employees
Walgreen Co.
Watauga Group
Gifts as of July 31, 2013
Individual and
Foundation Donors
Partners ($175,000 - $249,999)
Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Inc.
Trustees ($100,000 - $174,999)
The Bryce L. West Foundation
The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen
Foundation
Associate Trustees ($50,000 - $99,999)
1 Anonymous Donor
Chairman’s Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)
A Friend’s Foundation
Lyn and David Berelsman
Rita and John Lowndes
Ken and Trisha Margeson
Harvey and Carol Massey
Annette P. Neel
Frank Santos and Dan Dantin
Valerie and Jim Shapiro
1 Anonymous Donor
President’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)
David and Judy Albertson
Jacqueline L. Bradley and Clarence Otis Jr.
M. Elizabeth Brothers
Whit and Martha Cotten
The Dick and Mary Nunis Charitable Gift
Fund
Ava and Art Doppelt
Paula and Buddy Eidel and Family
Michael Elsberry and Sally Blackmun
Laraine and Phil Frahm
Gene and Amy Lee Fund at the Community
Foundation of Greater Atlanta
Valerie and Eddie Insignares
John and Carolyn Martin
Bob McAdam
Kenneth and Ann Hicks Murrah
Oakstone Philanthropy
Dr. Mary Palmer
Mr. A. Brian Phillips
Publix Super Markets Charities
Helen C. Routhier
John and Audrey Ruggieri
David Sutton and Paula Shives
Kathryn Chicone Ustler
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Warren
3 Anonymous Donors
Platinum Circle ($7,500 - $9,999)
Janet Donahue
Harriett Lake
Dave Pickens
Robert and Shirley Waggoner
Tom and Penny Yochum
Gold Circle ($5,000 - $7,499)
John W. and Linda Cone Allen
Dr. Andy and Verna Buchs
Charles P. and Lynn L. Steinmetz Family
Foundation in memory of Amy Ginson
Clifford and LaVonne Graese Foundation
Val and Paul Collins
Steven W. Cook
Edwin G. Dantin Jr.
Terry Dola
Robert and Tricia Earl
Edward and Helen Layman Family Fund
Elaine Berol Taylor & Scott Bevan Taylor
Foundation
Carol Stanley Fenner
Siegmund I. and Marilyn Goldman in honor
of Steve Goldman and Julie Goldman
Klein
Samir S. Gupte
Terri and Michael Harding
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Herzog
Joe R. Lee Family Foundation Inc.
Michael J. and Aimee Rusinko Kakos
Pat and Audrey Knipe
Dr. Mitch and Swantje Levin
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Mr. Alex and The Hon. Cynthia Mackinnon
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mandell
Joyce and John McLeod
Galen Miller - Ruth McCormack Tankersley
Trust in memory of Tiffany Tankersley
Blair and Diane Murphy
Daisy Ng
Rosemary O’Shea
Borron and Beppy Owen
Jo-El Quinlan and Robert Bottelli
The Rev. and Mrs. Eric Ravndal III
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Richmond
John and Margaret Sanders
Salli and Greg Setta
Rupe and Lisa Sidhu
Bosco R. and Beverly J. Slaughter
Blaine and Rebecca Sweatt
Chris Takashima
Philip and Sigrid Tiedtke
Wayne and Dr. Robin Roberts Donor
Advised Fund of the Community
Foundation of Central Florida
William Newkirk and Cheryl Tschanz
Family Foundation
Robert B. White Jr.
Scott H. Wilson
Bill and Suzy Wilson
Ying Family Foundation
Anonymous in memory of Lois Slung
2 Anonymous Donors
Silver Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)
P. Andy and Autumn Ames in memory of
John M. Tiedtke
John and Lee Benz
Joe and Carol Bert
Carol-Lynn and Frank Bevc
Jeanne Miles Blackburn
Matt and Alana Brenner
Ms. Stewart H. Brown
J.J. and Erin Buettgen
Laurie Burns
Steven P. Clawson
Carol and Ted Conner
Stanley J. Cording
Candice J. Crawford
Ann and Carl Croft
Dr. Ronald and Nancy Davis
Jeffrey and Jennifer Decker
Seline and Leonard Dreifus
Judith M. Duda
Dr. Jay and Randye Falk
George S. Fender in honor of American
Military Forces
Randolph and Susan Fields
David George
Luddy and Lynda Goetz
Freddi and Jim Goodrich
Kathryn and Bud Grammer
Shirley and Jack Guignard
Brian Henties in honor of Maile Miller
Elizabeth S. Hinchliff
Katherine Ho and Joey Sacco
Bill and Donna Hoffman
Allen and Dana Irwin
Nancy C. Jacobson and James R. Lussier
Hugh and Caroline James
Norma and Bernard Kaplan
Marc and Henrietta Katzen
M. Virginia Klaasen
Dr. Leslie Kramer
Dr. Susan Cohn Lackman and
Dr. Richard D. Knapp
Jim and Kara Laurence
Mara and Harvey Levitt
Judy and Tony Lutkus
Francille MacFarland, M.D.
Paula and Michael Manchester
Martha Ellen Tye Foundation - Steven Tye
Robin H. Murphy
Beth and Jack Nagle
John Parker and Deede Sharpe
Carrie and Ron Patterson
Mrs. Gale Petronis
Albert and Lisa Prast
Jim and Alexis Pugh
Quigley-Kiene
Christopher and Carol Ranck
Richard and DJ Shantz Fund
Rita and Jeffrey Adler Foundation
Phoebe and Eliot Rosewater
Corrine K. Roy
Maria M. Rubin
Richard Russell and Thomas Ouellette
Teresa Sebastian
Jean E. Siegfried
Drs. John and Gail Sinclair
Drs. David Smuckler and Maxine Tabas
Elizabeth Allen Sterchi
Dr. Robert F. and Mrs. Martha S. Stonerock Jr.
Ms. Paula Stuart
Tom and Teresa Quinn Fund
Cynthia Tomlinson
Nancy and Egerton van den Berg
Lynda Walker and Marc Allaire
Harold and Libby Ward
Patricia L. White
Alan Whittaker
Theresa and Tim Willings
Gayle Wirtz
Leighton and Phyllis Yates
Heidi, Lee and Jake Zerivitz in honor of
Lily, Dierdre Miles Burger and Robert Hill
Dr. Armand and Alison Zilioli
Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)
Matthew and Rebecca Ahearn
Kurt L. Anderson
George and Leslie Andreae
Gordon and Susan Arkin
Grateful For The Anonymous Donor
Kim Ashby in memory of Bob and Katy
Ashby
Maria-Elena Augustin
Nancy Austin
David B. Baer
Renato and Cory Barbon
Frank and Daryl Barker
Beth Barnes and John Crocitto
Andrea and Dick Batchelor
Donna Mirus Bates
Kurtis T. Bauerle
Beck Family Foundation
Rocky and Cissy Bergman
Susan Fox Beversluis
Shirley D. Bias
Ann and Derek Blakeslee
Carolyn Blice
Darryl M. Bloodworth
Albert and Cheryl Bogdanowitsch
Harold Bogert
Russell and Mary Ellen Boice
Clancey and Susan Bounds
Scott Bowman and Luis Hernandez
Jackie Bozzuto and Christopher Fountas
Connie and Roy Brand
Berl Brechner
Mr. N. Howard Britt
Jeff and Faith Buhler
Robert and Louise Buhrmann
Christina E. Buntin
Sandra Carbone
Holly Kreisler Casteel and Murphy Family
Foundation
Christopher Chang
Donna Check
O’Ann and Pat Christiansen
Debbie Clements
Dr. and Mrs. Delos Clift
Drs. Jeff Cohen and Luci Belnick
Beryl and Trevor Colbourn
Teresa and Jay Colling
Susan M. Connelly
Robert and Athalia Cope
The Cordell Family
Dr. Chris Crotty and Ms. Janie Brownlee
Susan M. Curran
Fred and Gayle Curtis
Alan and Susan Davis
Horace and Mildred Dawson in honor of
Lula Cole Dawson
Francie and Wayne Dear
William T. Demuth Duncan and Lael
Dewahl Patricia DeYoung
Frank J. Doherty
Bruce Douglas
Donna Dowless
Kristy Doyle and Bob Turner
Donna Dozier-Gordon
Mrs. Buell G. Duncan Jr. in memory of
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Buell G. Duncan Jr.
Sonia Durrance
Eckett Oden Charitable Foundation
Patricia R. Edwards in memory of Stanley
Fenner
Commissioner Ted B. Edwards
Charles and Karen Egerton
Andrea Eliscu in memory of Natalie
Roussman
Dr. and Mrs. Lee E. Eubank
John G. Fadool
José A. Fajardo
Richard and Terri Finkel
Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson S. Flowers
Brian J. Foye and Coleen C. Foye
Lynne Frederick
Barbara and Richard Fulton Garber/
Collins Charitable Gift Fund
Andy and Camille Gardiner
Glenn and Marlene Gardner
Margaret B. Garland
Louise, Mike and Molly Garvey
Madison W. Gay, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. George
Nancy Gidusko
Suzanne E. Gilbert
Linda Landman Gonzalez
Susan Gray-McCoy
Carol and Leonard Greenbaum
Dr. Scott Greenwood and
Dr. Pamela Freeman-Greenwood
Ellen M. Guenette
Edye and Ed Haddock
Dr. and Mrs. Yu Hak Hahn
Jodie A. Hardman
Paul M. Harmon
Tim Hartmann
Marty and Jim Heekin
Steve and Frawn Helsel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Herder
Grant and Tamia Hill
Fannie Hillman
John and Martha Hitt
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holecek
Ruby Homayssi, LCDR, USN Ret.
Dustin and Angel Houck
Betty and Paul Hoyer
Joseph R. and Jan J. Hurt
Andrew Hyltin
Mone Isaia in honor of Sydney Klechner
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Jablonski
Mrs. Patricia E. Jenkins
Dean Johnson
Pamela Johnson
Hal H. Kantor
R.K. and Faron Kelley
Becky and Randy Kelley
Mary F. Kelsh
Barbara and Gil Kemp
Maureen and Mark Kennedy
Joe Kern
Rich and JoAnn Newman
Lee and Keith Kernek
John Niss, Roger and Lisa Mouton
Carla Kimball
Michael Nocero in memory of Mary Jo
B. Kitashima and K. Saruwatari
Antonia C. Novello
Jack and Andrea Kobrin in honor of
Jean Nowry
Rebecca, William, Joshua Kobrin and
Glenn and Beverly Paulk
Isabella Griffin
Dw Phineas Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Kolb Jr.
Mike and Marian Peters
Michael and Darcy Krajewski
Mrs. Nancy K. Phipps
Linda and Rich Krecic
Eddie and Melanie Pipkin
Col. and Mrs. Robert and Jerilyn Kreps
Martin and Ellen Prague
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Kwon
Kim Praniewicz
Rob and Wendy Landry
Sibille Pritchard
Mary Laurie Lane
Fred and Jeanie Raffa
Michael and Karen Lane in honor of
Jolyon Ramer in memory of
Diane and Blair Murphy
Dorothy L. Ramer
James and Peggy Lantz
Bill and Joan Randolph
Shanon Michael Larimer
James and Beverly Rawlings
Jane and Philip Leighton
Diane and Phil Reece
Meredith E. Level
Shyla and Steve Reich
Dr. Michael and Diane Levine
Kevin and Rebecca Reynolds in honor of
Bob and Mimi Lipka
Mary Peterson
Dr. Dorothy T. Lloyd
Johnny Rivers
Jordan Lomas Lopdrup Family Fund
William and Barbara Robbinson
Dave Lothrop
Jon and Jane Rodeheffer
John and Pamela Lyle
The Roper Family Foundation Inc.
Janine and Jim Madison
Joan Ruffier and Edward Manning
Robert and Julie Mandell in honor of
John Ruffier
John and Rita Lowndes
James and Judy Russell
Richard and Annette Manganel
Michael and Theresa Ryan
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. March
Michael P. Sampson in honor of April
Alex and Juliet Martins
Walker of Carlton Fields, P.A. and Amy
Tony Massey
Chapman of CliftonLarsonAllen
Andrea Massey-Farrell
Betsy and Joe Samuel
David R. Mattson
Judy and Stan Sandefur
Jay and Alison McClelland
Conrad Santiago
Daniel and Elizabeth McIntosh
Arthur Santora
Rex and Jan McPherson
Jeffrey C. Schenck
John and Rebekah McReynolds
Frank Schornagle
Bob Mead
Sally and Jack Schott
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Metzger
Jim and Pat Schroeder
Mark and Christine Middlebrook
Ms. Jill Schwartz
Dr. A. Migliara Jr.
BG Stephen M. Seay USA, Ret.
Barry L. Miller
Valerie Seidel
Linda Miller
Briggs and Victoria Sellers
Dr. Margaret G. Miller and
Kenneth S. Shappell Geanne and Adrian
Mr. Charles E. Miller
Share Joel H. Sharp Jr.
Jim and Cynthia Milligan in honor of
James G. Shepp in honor of Christopher
Jacklyn Wright
Wilkins and Suellen Fagin-Allen
Dale and Martha Morrison
Imogene Shiplett
Janice M. Moss
Marie and Tom Shumilak
J. Michael and Helene Murphy
Scot A. Silzer and Karen S. Day
Cindy and Frank Murray
Charlie and Becca Sloan
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Diane and Robert Smedley
George and Gretchen Smith
Ellen R. Snyder
Gary and Barbara Sorensen
Jean Starkey in honor of Robert Hill
George and Barbara Stedronsky
Steve Goldman Charitable Foundation
Jim and Ginny Stuart
Rene Stutzman
Stephen Summers
Cory L. Taylor
Jewel Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Terry Jr.
Judy Thompson
Roger K. Thompson
Pauline M. Tindal
Tom and Kathy Cardwell Charitable Fund
of the Schwab Charitable Fund
Joan and Harry Travis
Leila Edgerton Trismen
Dr. Tracy Truchelut and Mr. Robert A.
White
Anthea M. Turner
Mr. Hardy Vaughn
Drs. Kenneth and Bernadette Vehec
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Vinci
Donald Voorhees
Jeff Voss and Bryan Stevens
Dr. Lawrence and Nancy Wagers
April Y. Walker Esq.
Reverend Robbi Walker and Mr. William
Walker
Katy Moss Warner
Robert A. Warren
Neil and Malka Webman
Miriam Weston
Bill White
Shara and Keith White
Trudy Wild
Christopher Wilkins
Dan Williams
Mrs. Jean Woodbury in memory of
Dr. Ward Woodbury
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yarmuth
Kathy and Jon Yergler
Mr. Todd Zimmerman
Anonymous in memory of Clifford and
Marilyn Lee
15 Anonymous Donors
Gifts as of July 31, 2013
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Crealdé School of Art is a nonprofit art organization supported in part by
memberships: United Arts of Central Florida; the City of Winter Park; Orange
County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs program; the State
of Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs; the Florida Arts
Council; the National Endowment for the Arts; and various private foundations.