Inside the Circle: Summer 2013 by Sally Struever

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SUMMER 2013

SHANGAA : ART OF TANZANIA + Annual Report: A Year In Review

FROM THE DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Dear Members, In this issue of Inside the Circle I am pleased to share our Annual Report, along with an exclusive look at upcoming exhibitions and programs. Following the success of the “Year of Winslow Homer,” the PMA strives to honor our heritage, while reflecting the changing landscape and culture of our community. In 2013, we continue to explore Maine’s creative culture and foster the interpretation of European Modernism while presenting progressive exhibitions that address the world around us. Our winter exhibition, Lois Dodd: Catching the Light, continued the museum’s survey of great artists who find their creative voice in Maine. This selection was affirmed by the New York Times, which stated: “It is a loss that no New York museum could find room for this revelatory exhibition.” During this time, we also presented the collaborative project Voices of Design: 25 Years of Architalx and the inspiring Youth Art Month, and began a long-awaited reinstallation of portions of our permanent collection, reinvigorating our galleries. This summer, we bring The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) to Maine with The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism, a spectacular display of modern art masterpieces. The PMA is the only northeast venue for this exhibition, and you will want to make time to see these European Modernist masterworks on view together. Our second major summer exhibition, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania, creates a platform for our increasingly diverse audiences to enjoy art that is not represented in our collection. Looking ahead, we will open Ahmed Alsoudani: Redacted in September. Alsoudani, born in Baghdad, found his vision here in Maine at the Maine College of Art (MECA) and the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. This exhibition will explore and broaden the notion of the 21st-century Maine artist. PMA Director Mark Bessire with artist Lois Dodd.

As befits a museum founded by artists, the 2013 Portland Museum of Art Biennial: Piece Work addresses the core of our mission to explore the creative culture of our state and engage the vibrant community of contemporary artists living in and connected to Maine. And finally, in commemoration of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War, Winslow Homer’s Civil War will feature works from the marvelous collection of Homer’s graphics given to the museum by Peggy and Harold Osher. A range of programs complements this compelling exhibition schedule. Cannon Rock Sessions, a new Winslow Homer Studio “think tank” program, will bring together Maine artist Anna Hepler and Don Perkins, president and CEO of the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, for a week-long residency at Prouts Neck—providing numerous opportunities for community participation and enrichment. Please also join us to celebrate and honor the 30th anniversary of our treasured Charles Shipman Payson Building with a special lecture by Henry N. Cobb, the building’s esteemed architect, who will share his thoughts on Portland’s past, present, and future. Check out our Spotlight and Calendar sections for more information. Thank you, PMA members, for your affirmation and support as we present a taste of the local and global happenings influencing our community. Visit soon and visit often. See you at the PMA!

Mark H. C. Bessire Director

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PMA '13 EXHIBITIONS symbolizes an exciting year of bold and captivating exhibitions at the museum. This icon will appear with each exhibition featured in all 2013 issues of Inside the Circle. We hope you will be as excited as we are about what's happening in 2013! Front cover: Makonde, Mask (Hare), late 19th-early 20th century, wood, pigment, twine, 18½ inches. GRASSI Museum zu Völkerkunde Leipzig, Staatliche Kunstasammlungen Dresden. This page, clockwise from top: Hehe, Tanzania, Mask, 20th century, wood, 15½ x 12 x 43/20 inches. Private Collection, USA. Paul Gauguin (France, 1848–1903), Washerwomen, 1888, oil on canvas, 29⅞x 36¼ inches. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. © The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. A New and Correct Plan of Portland, Maine, 1823, in the Collection of the Maine Historical Society.

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This page: Sukuma, Tanzania, Guardian Post, pair, circa 1900, wood, metal, hide, 82 x 16; 74 x 16 inches respectively. Private Collection, USA. Opposite, left to right: Mweru, coastal Tanzania, Ceremonial Axe, undated, wood, metal, 21½ x 10½ x 2¼ inches. Private Collection, USA. Nyamwezi, Tanzania, Diviner’s Implement, Snake, 20th century, wood, metal, 28½ x 7¾ x 5 inches. Private Collection, USA.

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Shangaa: Art of Tanzania is the firstever major exhibition and publication outside of Tanzania and Germany to focus on art from the nation of Tanzania on Africa’s eastern seaboard. As exhibition curator Gary van Wyk notes, in Swahili, the lingua franca of East Africa, “shangaa” is the “root word ... for things that have the capacity to amaze, astonish, surprise, ... and even dumbfound us.” In this exhibition, that promise is fulfilled by striking objects loaned from private and institutional collections in America and Europe. Renowned masterpieces from museums in the former West Germany—such as the Nyamwezi chair from Berlin’s Ethnological Museum—join pieces

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long hidden behind the Iron Curtain in Dresden, Leipzig, and Budapest. Many of these objects have never before been photographed in color or left Europe. The objects in Shangaa range from items such as a Swahili model of a dhow, a type of boat, from the late 1800s, to recent masks by celebrated sculptors, underscoring the fact that Tanzanian cultures are vibrant, living traditions. Recent film and photography included throughout the exhibition capture art in action to reinforce this up-to-date view, and fresh research informs the interpretation. The exhibition is organized thematically into sections that examine royal regalia, healing, initiation, dance and performance,

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and colonial contact. Figurative works in various media predominate, with a focus on the aesthetic power of individual art objects. Tanzania is a Central African crossroads, where the Nilotic culture of North Africa meets the Bantu-speakers to the south. Inhabitants of Tanzania’s Swahili Coast, who had been engaged in global trade since the first millennium AD, later forged relations with groups settled around the lakes of the Great Rift Valley, which links peoples, culturally and artistically, down what has been termed the Zipper of Africa. Tanzania has long been open to and influenced by extensive trade, both inland and with merchants from Arabia and India. Tanzanian art has been largely unknown to Westerners for several reasons. German colonization between the 1880s and the end of the First World War placed Tanzania beyond the scope of French and English interests and collectors, who largely led the collection and study of African art. World War II dispersed Germany’s collections, and fewer Tanzanian objects were acquired and studied. From 1961 to 1985, when the collection, exhibition, and study of African art expanded, Tanzania was under the leadership of President Julius Nyerere, whose “modernization” programs isolated Tanzania from the west. Part of the PMA’s vision is to present progressive exhibitions beyond our collection that address local and global issues. Director Mark Bessire advised on the organization of Shangaa; conducted

research at the Sukuma Museum in Tanzania as a Fulbright Fellow, studying the ways in which indigenous cultures displayed cultural objects; and has written on Tanzanian art and culture. His expertise makes this an ideal opportunity for the PMA to showcase an exhibition of non-Western art. Shangaa adds to our reputation as a place for innovative scholarship and presents the arts of other cultures to our increasingly diverse audiences. In particular, many of the newest members of our community are arriving from East and Northeast Africa. Some of these immigrants spend time in refugee communities in Tanzania before coming to America. As Maine’s population changes, it is crucial for the PMA to provide leadership in the area of cultural diversity. We hope that you will take this special opportunity to expand your own horizons and to be amazed by the spectacular array of objects in Shangaa: Art of Tanzania!

SHANGAA: A R T O F TA N Z A N I A Catalogue A 341-page catalogue edited by curator Gary van Wyk accompanies this exhibition. It features full-color images and object-focused essays by the leading scholars of Tanzanian art, including Giselher Blesse, Alexander Bortolot, Fadhili Mshana, Barbara Thompson, Sandra Klopper and Rehema Nchimbi, Allen Roberts, Silvia Dolz, Aimée Bessire, and Mohamed Jaffer. Moreover, the catalogue includes minifeatures and sidebars to engage audiences at diverse reading levels. In conjunction with the exhibition, the catalogue is a groundbreaking achievement furthering knowledge of the art of Tanzania. $85.50 PMA members/$95 non-members Available online at: store.portlandmuseum.org

Shangaa: Art of Tanzania was organized by QCC Art Gallery of the City University of New York (CUNY) and curated by Dr. Gary van Wyk. Supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts: Art Works.

Generously supported by: Mr. and Mrs. Charlton H. Ames Victoria and Erno Bonebakker Nano Chatfield and John P. M. Higgins Eliot and Melanie Stewart Cutler The Estate of Jessie S. Kravitz Foundation Support: The F. M. Kirby Foundation Media Sponsor:

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The PMA is the place to experience modern art this summer. On view through September 8, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism exhibition offers visitors a stunning visual

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treat with works by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Paul Gauguin, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and other modern masters. The Spring 2013 issue of Inside the Circle presented an overview of this exciting exhibition; this issue spotlights the man behind the art. Born in Chicago, William S. Paley (1901–1990) became a titan in the broadcasting world and a dedicated patron of modern art. He took over the reins of the fledgling Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) from his father in 1928 and transformed the company into the communications empire that it is today. Dedicated to disseminating the news as well as entertaining America, Paley cultivated the talents of broadcasting greats such as Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite, and oversaw the network’s programming, airing successful television hits such as I Love Lucy and Gunsmoke. Under his leadership the company also made history in the music industry by introducing the long-playing record or LP in 1948—Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen count among CBS’s music legends. Paley’s fascination with new media technologies paralleled his passion for modern art. A formative trip to Europe in 1933 fostered his profound appreciation for the work of modern French masters and launched his collecting activities. Paley returned to America buoyed by the determination to surround himself with art. Over the ensuing decades, he amassed a significant personal collection of modern art that adorned his home and office at CBS until his death, when the collection was bequeathed to The Museum of Modern Art, New York (MoMA). Sixty-one treasures from Paley’s collection are now on view at the PMA. Don’t miss the opportunity to see these magnificent works before they return to MoMA.

The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism Through September 8, 2013 Tickets Admission to the special exhibition The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism is ticketed and timed by the hour. Tickets are free for PMA members, $5 surcharge for non-members. Reservations are encouraged: call (207) 775-6148 or visit our website www.portlandmuseum.org.

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PALEY: Collection A TA S T E FOR MODERNISM Catalogue William S. Paley, founder of CBS, Inc., and a towering figure in the modern entertainment, communication, and news industries, was an enthusiastic collector of 19th- and 20thcentury art and a committed supporter of The Museum of Modern Art. This volume presents his extraordinary personal collection of paintings, sculptures, prints, and drawings by some of the most important figures of modern art. Each work, presented on a full page, is accompanied by commentary. $35.96 PMA members / $39.95 non-members Available online at: store.portlandmuseum.org

••• The exhibition is organized by The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The Portland Museum of Art presentation is generously supported by: George and Eileen Gillespie Isabelle and Scott Black Corporate Sponsors:

Media Sponsors:

Opposite, top to bottom: Henri Matisse (France, 1869–1954), Odalisque with a Tambourine, 1925-1926, oil on canvas, 29¼ x 21⅞ inches. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. © The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. Pierre Bonnard (France, 1867–1947), Still Life (Table with Bowl of Fruit), 1939, oil on canvas, 21 x 20⅞ inches. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. © The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. This page, above: Pablo Picasso (Spain, 1881–1973), The Architect's Table, 1912, oil on canvas mounted on panel, 28⅝ x 23½ inches. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. © The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection.

This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.

A Year in Review Director ’s Introduction Through the extraordinary efforts of our staff and the committed support of our community, this was a banner year for the Portland Museum of Art as we strengthened our role as the cultural voice of Maine and northern New England. A total of 176,778 people explored the museum and enjoyed our engaging and diverse programming. As anticipated, the public and media attention we garnered for Winslow Homer—with the opening of his renovated Studio at Prouts Neck and the landmark exhibition Weatherbeaten: This Annual Report of the Portland Museum of Art is for the Fiscal Year beginning February 1, 2012 and ending January 31, 2013.

Winslow Homer and Maine—was incredible. We were well prepared for the year with the restructuring of our visitor experience and launch of the PMA brand initiative through a new logo, magazine, Homer website, and social media, and with branding our new store and café to reflect our increase in partnerships with local vendors. Audiences and critics from local schoolteachers to the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, and the New York Times applauded the museum for its scholarship and visitor experience. In his 2012 arts roundup, Sebastian Smee of the Boston Globe called our programming “smashing stuff.” The Portland Press Herald praised the Homer project, stating: This is all good news for the museum, but it is also good news for Portland and the state. Maine’s art community needs the Portland Museum of Art and other key institutions to be strong, building Maine’s reputation as a place to see good art, and building the audience for creative work in a wide variety of media. The city and state benef it from another draw for tourists. It’s likely that the people who came for the Homer exhibit will want to come back, so this good news is something all of Maine can celebrate. We should be proud that our local and national community recognizes the PMA for fulfilling our mission and vision and that we are experiencing the benefit of following our Strategic Plan.

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With our current board, staff, systems, and structures, we are prepared to capitalize on this success by making fiscal year 2013/14 a transformational one at the PMA, setting the tone and standard for years to come. We are nearing the culmination of the vision of the Trustees who opened the Payson building in 1983 and those who opened the McLellan House in 2002 by securing a solid financial base, making plans to utilize all buildings on our campus, and focusing on the collection. Now that we have completed the Winslow Homer Studio Campaign, it is time for our board and staff to mirror the aspirational generations before us by taking a leadership role during the great new renaissance of Portland and Maine. Our communication systems, visitor experience, and educational programming will continue to exceed visitor expectations. We look forward to a summer full of programs in conjunction with the MoMA and Tanzania exhibitions, as well as the inaugural season of Winslow Homer Studio educational programming. The Annual Report gives us the opportunity to reflect on what has been a historic year for the Portland Museum of Art. We hope you will enjoy revisiting our successes on the following pages and will eagerly anticipate the programs to come. We know that these accomplishments were only possible due to the generous and loyal support of our members, friends, corporate members, foundation donors, visitors, Docents, volunteers, and staff. Thank you for all that you do for the museum. You make us who we are and carry us forward.

"... a banner year for the Portland Museum of Art."

Opposite: Winslow Homer Studio, 2012. ÂŠtrentbellphotography. Background: Director Mark H. C. Bessire at the Winslow Homer Studio during an interview with CBS Sunday Morning.

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Collections This year witnessed the momentous opening of the Winslow Homer Studio, which provides visitors unique insight into Homer’s creative practice and the site that inspired his art. This landmark structure, perched on the coast at Prouts Neck, adds to the PMA’s other architecturally significant buildings and secures our national reputation as the home of Winslow Homer. The PMA’s permanent collection continued to grow in exciting ways during the year through generous gifts and judicious purchases, the latter supported by the Friends of the Collection, Photography Fund, and other donated funds. Among the highlights of nearly 100 new acquisitions is a luminous 19th-century American landscape painting by Alfred Bricher, bequeathed by Elizabeth Allen Straus. The museum expanded its core strength of American modernist art through the purchase of a Max Weber gouache, the second work by this important artist in the collection, and through the gift of a Ralston Crawford painting, donated by Maurice H. and Margery Katz.

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Examples of late 20th-century developments in modernism entered the collection through the extremely generous gift of two major sculptures by Sir Anthony Caro, donated by Dr. Guido Goldman in honor of his friends, PMA Trustee Leonard Nelson and his wife, Merle. The W. D. and M. L. Hamill Fund for American Art provided crucial funding to install one of the Caro pieces in the museum’s sculpture garden. An anonymous donor also gave an important painting by Jules Olitski, Caro’s contemporary. The PMA expanded its holdings of contemporary art with the targeted purchase of a significant painting by the art-making collective Tim Rollins + K.O.S. (Kids of Survival). This acquisition fulfills multiple criteria that we look for in a work of art—it is a powerful picture by an artist with deep connections to Maine and the museum (Rollins, a native of the state, was the speaker for the 2008 Leonard and Merle Nelson Social Justice Fund Lecture); it resonates with other works in our permanent collection; and it represents national and international currents in contemporary practice.

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In keeping with the goal of purchasing works featured in PMA-organized exhibitions, we bought a suite of photographs from images commissioned for the fall Circa exhibition, Between Past and Present: The Homer Studio Photographic Project. The photographs were acquired through the generosity of Judy and Al Glickman and in honor of Susan Danly, former PMA Senior Curator. With support from the Friends of the Collection, we also purchased Woman Flying, a long-sought-after painting by Katherine Bradford that was in the 2001 Portland Museum of Art Biennial. In European art, the museum’s strong holdings of German Expressionist prints were bolstered once again by the continued generosity of David and Eva Bradford, who donated 12 prints by artists including Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, Käthe Kollwitz, Emil Nolde, and Max Pechstein.

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Exhibitions The dynamic exhibition program began with a focus on French art with Edgar Degas: The Private Impressionist. His portraits of family and friends and images of dancers behind the scenes provided a glimpse into the artist’s private world. Summer ushered in a pictorial adventure to the French coast with The Draw of the Normandy Coast, 1860–1960, which explored the importance of seaside towns Honfleur, Le Havre, and Étretat in the work of Claude Monet, Gustave Courbet, Henri Matisse, and other artists. From Portland to Paris: Mildred Burrage’s Years in France celebrated the impact of Monet’s legacy on the Portlandborn artist Mildred Burrage during her formative time in Giverny in the early 20th century. Diverse subjects and old and new photographic practices were showcased in several exhibitions. Making Faces: Photographic Portraits of Actors and Artists featured famous images of Lucille Ball, Pablo Picasso, Martha Graham, and other celebrities, while more private and domestic portraits were on view in the Circa exhibition Tanja Alexia Hollander: Are You Really My Friend? Hollander’s photographs of her Facebook friends explored the relationship between art and social media. In celebration of the opening of the Winslow Homer Studio, the Circa exhibition Between Past and Present: The Homer Studio Photographic Project showcased the work of five contemporary photographers who reprised historic processes to produce images inspired by the Studio and its surrounding landscape. Maine’s crucial impact on American art was explored in Maine Sublime: Frederic Edwin Church’s Landscapes of Mount Desert and Mount Katahdin, dedicated to the works of famed 19th-century painter Frederic Edwin Church. The Portland Society of Art and Winslow Homer’s Legacy in Maine studied the early years of the Portland Society of Art, the PMA’s precursor, founded in 1882, and the artistic relationship between Winslow Homer and his Maine contemporaries. The year culminated in the groundbreaking exhibition Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine, which examined Homer’s Prouts Neck œuvre and his revolutionary approach to marine painting with an extraordinary selection of his late masterworks. More than 79,000 visitors took advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience Homer’s art.

Opposite, top: Ralston Crawford (United States, 1906–1978), Nets with Yellow, 1955, oil on canvas, 7⅜ x 9⅜ inches. Gift of Maurice H. and Margery Katz, 2012.32. Opposite, bottom, left to right: Anthony Caro (England, born 1924), Moment, 1971, varnished steel, 4’5 x 8’9 x 6’6 inches. Gift of Guido Goldman in honor of Leonard and Merle Nelson, 2012.12.1. Image © White Dog Arts. Katherine Bradford (United States, born 1942), Woman Flying, 1999, oil on canvas dropcloth, 84 x 72 inches. Museum purchase with support from the Friends of the Collection, 2012.14. Tim Rollins & K.O.S. (United States, established 1984), Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Asleep on the Raft (after Mark Twain), 2011, matte acrylic, book pages, gesso on canvas, 48 x 60 inches. Museum purchase with support from the Leonard and Merle Nelson Social Justice Fund, the Harold P. and Mildred A. Nelson Art Purchase Fund, and the Friends of the Collection, 2012.22. This page, clockwise from left: Frederic Church (United States, 1826−1900), Mount Katahdin from Millinocket Camp, 1895, oil on canvas, 26½ x 42¼ inches. Gift of Owen W. and Anna H. Wells in memory of Elizabeth B. Noyce, 1998.96. Edgar Degas (France, 1834−1917) and Auguste Clot (France, 1858−1936), Before the Race, circa 1895, color lithograph, 19¼ x 22½ inches. Collection of Robert Flynn Johnson. Courtesy of Landau Traveling Exhibitions. Winslow Homer (United States, 1836−1910), Weatherbeaten, 1894, oil on canvas, 28½ x 48⅜ inches. Bequest of Charles Shipman Payson, 1988.55.1. Tanja Alexia Hollander (United States, born 1972), June Fitzpatrick, Portland, Maine, 2011, archival pigment print, 36 x 36 inches. Museum purchase with support from the Friends of the Collection, 2012.13.

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Learning and Interpretation The PMA Education Department transformed its work in this fiscal year. In an effort to make museum visits more engaging and fulfilling, the department’s programs and projects focused on facilitating in-gallery experiences. Programs concentrated on innovative learning for students on Free School Tours, designing new resources for families, and developing new methods of interpreting the museum’s collections. To reflect this new focus, the department name was changed to the Department of Learning and Interpretation. A total of 12,209 K-12 schoolchildren visited the museum through field trips and afterschool programs. PMA’s 74 volunteer Docents led students through sketching and story-telling activities that connect works of art to school curricula. This past year saw the launch of Culture Club-Portland, a collaborative program of the Portland Museum of Art, Portland Symphony Orchestra, Portland Ovations, and Portland Stage Company. Through Culture Club-Portland, students in the city’s public school district have the opportunity to participate, for free, in four professional art experiences every school year. In addition, the museum continued its strong partnership with LearningWorks Afterschool and Head Start of Cumberland County through ARTworks, a multi-visit program that connects

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PMA collections to curricula objectives for English-language learners. The museum opened PMA Family Space in the McLellan House, which added to the variety of ways families enjoy the museum. Other family resources include the Family Voices Cell Phone Tours, Stop and Look Stations, and Looking Labels. The February vacation week Drawing Dancers Like Degas and a fall event with Circa artist Brenton Hamilton encouraged families and other enthusiastic participants to enjoy the museum from an artist’s perspective. Artists played a key role in museum programming, and the new Artist Interventions series became a community favorite. Artist Interventions invite local artists to design a two-hour experience in the galleries on Free Fridays. Visitors also enjoyed scheduled talks by exhibition artists including Tanja Hollander and Abelardo Morell. In addition to artist-led programs for adults, the museum’s popular Docent-led Gallery Talks added to the energy in the galleries. As noted by one visitor, “We particularly enjoyed the Family Voices Cell Phone Tour that recorded a conversation between two people. The kids liked dialing the phone and spent more time at the exhibit listening.”

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Development PMA members and friends helped to make this one of the most successful years in the museum’s 130-year history. The museum balanced its operating budget for the 19th consecutive year and successfully concluded the Winslow Homer Studio Campaign, exceeding its $10.5 million goal. For Campaign details please see below or view the complete Campaign Report online at www.portlandmuseum.org/support/campaign.shtml. PMA membership grew by more than 2,000 households to an all-time high of 9,142. Members constituted the majority of attendees for the inaugural season of Winslow Homer Studio tours, and more than 1,000 members previewed Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine before its public opening. The PMA is grateful for membership support, which added $676,056 to the museum’s financial base. In their eighth year, the Contemporaries grew to 272 households and had a wonderful year of mission-driven events. This enthusiastic group of younger members rallied to raise more than $30,000 toward the Winslow Homer Studio Campaign, with nearly one-third of the group’s membership contributing. The Committee of One Hundred, the PMA’s highest membership level, provided $437,652 in essential, unrestricted support. After 30

years, the Steering Committee and Board of Trustees voted to change the group’s name to the Director’s Circle and increase membership dues, effective February 1, 2013. Amy Woodhouse became Chair of the Steering Committee and former Chair Bill Davisson was recognized and thanked for his years of service. The 1882 Circle, a group of donors who support the PMA with gifts of $10,000 or more annually, traveled to Philadelphia for special tours of the Barnes Foundation at its new location and of Shipwreck! Winslow Homer and "The Life Line" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Corporate and foundation relations continue to strengthen and expand. In conjunction with Weatherbeaten, the PMA held its first Corporate Breakfast, hosted by PMA Trustee Sam Ladd and co-hosted by Owen Wells and Joe Boulos. Bill Williamson, Bank of America President-Maine, remarked on the Bank’s support of the arts and how thrilled they were to support Weatherbeaten with the single largest corporate exhibition sponsorship in PMA history. At the end of the year, the museum had 36 Corporate Members, contributing more than $128,000. The museum strengthened relationships with local and national foundations, garnering more than $122,000 in program and operating support.

Bill Williamson, President for Bank of America in Maine speaks at the opening of Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine.

Highlights from the Winslow Homer Studio Campaign The Winslow Homer Studio Campaign concluded on December 31, 2012. Campaign Goal: $10,500,000

The Studio opened for its first tour

Amount Raised: $10,940,000

season, which ran from September 25 to

Number of Donors: 729

December 2, 2012.

Membership increased by 28%

Tours: 180

December 2011: 7,148 members

Visitors: 1,800

December 2012: 9,142 members

Fall 2012 tours were sold out by September 10, 2012. Winslow Homer Studio, 2012. ©trentbellphotography.

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Visitor Experience and Brand Management Directed by the PMA Strategic Plan, the

create an array of well-designed materials

The PMA Store focused on featuring

Visitor Experience and Brand Manage-

for exhibitions and communications for the

local vendors, diversifying offerings, and

ment Department implemented several

museum. These items are intended to foster

reimagining the overall aesthetic and

major initiatives.

a conversation with our visitors and patrons

product mix. Local designers Might and

and invite them to engage and interact with

Main worked with the Visitor Experience

Working with local designer Ken Murphy

us on a different level, while simultaneously

and Brand Management Department to

from Murphy Empire and the communi-

broadening our outreach to new audiences.

design and produce a unique and compelling range of merchandise related to Winslow

cation agency Garrand, the PMA launched its new brand, which was implemented in

To better serve the number of visitors for

Homer and his work. Many of the products

stages. This identity enabled the department

Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine,

were crafted locally. During this time, the

to jumpstart many projects, most notably

a centralized phone center was implemented

PMA Store launched a new website, doubling

the redesign and restructuring of the

to handle visitor inquiries and ticketing

web sales from previous years.

quarterly magazine for PMA members.

requests. The Selma Wolf Black Great Hall

Renamed Inside the Circle, this publication

was redesigned to accommodate the record-

The PMA CafĂŠ continues to be catered by

embodies the direction of the PMA brand

breaking number of visitors, providing a

Aurora Provisions, which is committed to

and identity.

more comfortable experience with additional

serving fresh, organic, locally sourced,

seating and plasma screens. During the year,

and artistically created food options to

Communication and outreach have been

the Visitor Experience Associates handled an

museum patrons.

streamlined into one department, focusing

unprecedented influx of phone calls and

on a holistic communications plan that

transactions, managed a sold-out season

Looking forward, the department will

emphasizes social media and web adver-

of the Winslow Homer Studio, and sold a

be developing and enhancing the PMAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

tising while maintaining a traditional

record number of memberships.

identity and promoting the institutionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

advertising presence. The PMA works with

exhibitions, programs, and amenities in a

local designers in the Portland area to

holistic, strategic, and energetic way.

Facilities Recent upgrades of the museum's heating,

frequency drive, replaced the original tower

service calls, adding to savings and lessening

ventilation, and cooling equipment has

installed in the Charles Shipman Payson

the investment payback period. The PMA

improved the efficiency of our HVAC

Building in 1983. In January 2013, the PMA

has also signed contracts with independent

operations and enabled the PMA to realize

completed a gas burner conversion of the

energy providers for both electricity and gas.

significant energy savings. During summer

two main boilers for the Payson building.

The Facilities Department is researching and

2012, the chiller HVAC cooling system, with

This investment will help us realize savings

pricing costs to convert our three remaining

its new cooling tower, installed in December

in the reduced cost of natural gas compared

boilers to gas in order to improve efficiency

2011, was in use for the first time. The

to fuel oil. The clean burning of natural gas

while burning cleaner fuel.

cooling tower, which operates with a variable

will also require fewer boiler cleanings and

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Financial Information, Years Ended January 31, 2013* and 2012

Balance Sheets, January 31, 2013 and 2012 Assets Cash and cash equivalents Accounts receivable Inventory, at cost Prepaid expenses Contributions and bequests receivable, net Art collection Land, buildings, and equipment, net Preservation in progress Land held for future use Investments Total assets

2013

2012

$514,603 97,019 166,716 270,982 2,136,238 1 13,928,842 570,686 3,016,815 26,917,982 $47,619,884

$1,076,784 102,875 81,430 273,425 1,747,757 1 10,534,810 3,620,633 3,016,815 25,225,358 $45,679,888

ASSETS 2013 Inventory, at cost $166,716

Accounts receivable $97,019

Prepaid expenses $270,982

Cash and cash equivalents $514,603

Contributions and bequests receivable, net $2,136,238 Art collection $1

Land, buildings, and equipment, net $13,928,842 Liabilities and net assets Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses Total liabilities Net assets: Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets

$21,069,953 2,759,316 23,294,860 $47,124,129

$20,495,447 3,065,899 21,628,196 $45,189,542

$47,619,884

$45,679,888

Total liabilities and net assets

$47,619,884 $495,755 $495,755

$490,346 $490,346

Land held for future use $3,016,815

Statements of Activities Years Ended January 31, 2013 and 2012 Public support and revenues Contributions and grants: Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Memberships Admissions Program and other revenues Store, cafĂŠ, and facility use, net Special events, net Return on investments Total public support and revenues

Preservation in progress $570,686

Investments $26,917,982

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENU ES 20 13

2013

2012

$1,274,440 948,299 1,666,664 676,056 842,897 159,080 64,951 33,667 2,341,165 $8,007,219

$1,902,276 1,710,362 175,446 536,145 367,318 272,443 (66,086) 87,015 (90,476) $4,894,443

Return on investments $2,341,165

Contributions and grants $3,889,403

Special events, net $33,667

$8,007,219

Store, cafĂŠ, and facility use, net $64,951 Program and other revenues $159,080 Admissions $842,897

Expenses Exhibitions and collections Education Collection items purchased Management and general Development and membership Total expenses

$3,632,406 774,544 139,285 466,198 1,060,199 $6,072,632

$2,997,932 674,837 103,460 433,577 926,445 $5,136,251

Change in net assets

$1,934,587

($241,808)

Net assets, beginning of year

45,189,542

45,431,350

Net assets, end of year

$47,124,129

$45,189,542

Memberships $676,056

$10 Public Support and Revenues (in millions)

$7.5

$2.5

$0 *Unaudited and preliminary. Audited financial statements are available upon request from the business office.

2013

2012

(Years Ended January 31, 2013* and 2012)

A YEAR IN REVIEW

Donors, Support, and Staff The museum gratefully acknowledges the generosity of all donors. The following lists give special recognition to donors at the $100 level and above whose gifts were made between February 1, 2012 and January 31, 2013. Leadership Circles 1882 Circle The 1882 Circle acknowledges the museum’s most generous benefactors who support the PMA on an annual basis with contributions of at least $10,000 to the operating budget. Anonymous Charlton and Eleanor Ames Phil Alexandre Diana B. Bean Mrs. Louise Bessire Isabelle and Scott Black Eliot and Melanie Stewart Cutler Eileen Gillespie and Timothy Fahey Alex Fisher Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gillespie III Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Ginn Judith E. and Albert B. Glickman* Walter and Martha Goldfarb Shannon C. Gordon Patricia and Cyrus Hagge Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hamill Peter Haffenreffer and Mallory Marshall Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hunt John and Hilary Isacke Dr. Joan Morton Kelly* Judith and Jeffrey Kane Harry W. Konkel Mr. and Mrs. James D. Konkel Susan Konkel Selina F. Little Norma B. Marin James and Marjorie Moody Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Nanovic Peggy and Harold Osher Leslie B. Otten Isabella Stumpf and William Williams S. Donald Sussman and Chellie Pingree Frederick and Heather Veitch Dorothy L. Weber Owen W. and Anna H. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zilkha Director's Circle The Director’s Circle is the PMA’s highest level of membership. Formerly the Committee of One Hundred, these vital annual donors of $1,000 and above receive unique benefits and access in recognition of their unrestricted support of the annual operating budget. $5,000 - $9,999 Elizabeth and Edwin David Hetz Mrs. H. Stanley Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King $2,500-$4,999 Sheri and Joe Boulos Fred and Carolyn Case Mr. and Mrs. G. David Fenderson Hugh and Martha Hallward Douglas and Sharyn Howell Darlene and Mark Jarrell Robert and Jill Nesher Vince and Anne Oliviero D. Suzi Osher Katharine Prentice Donna Roggenthien and Ron Leeking Amy Woodhouse and Tobey Scott Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Zilkha

$1,000-$2,499 Georges and Sheila Abourjaily Susan and Heather Abt John and Judy Adelman Deanna and Chuck Akre Janet and Paul Aliapoulios Steve and Pamela Amberson Helen Andreoli Jean L. Andrews Rachel F. and Thomas M. Armstrong Arletta Ashe Elizabeth Astor Jonathan and Helaine Ayers A. Peter and Marcia Babyak Kathryn Bacastow and Peter Bearor Sylvia and Ernst Bachofner James and Rike Baldino Mark W. Balles, M.D. Cornelia Greaves Bates Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Batson, Jr. Linda L. Bean Michael and Nancy Beebe Jeffory and Elizabeth Begin Roger K. Berle Rosalyne S. Bernstein Mark and Aimée Bessire Margaret Biggar Tom and Mary Bigos Ken and Emily Blaschke William H. Bolinder and Heather J. English Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon C. Bolton III Selma Botman and Tom Birmingham Gregory W. Boulos Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bowie Jim and Julia Brady Christopher and Carolyn Bliss Branson Drs. Carl and Patricia Bredenberg Jane G. Briggs Charlotte F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Alexander K. Buck, Jr. Karen and Bill Burke Mrs. Anne Marie Bussey Charles C. Butt Cecilia L. Caldwell and Philip Scavotto Elaine M. Carlson and Richard J. Perry Drs. Susan and James Carter Dr. and Mrs. Delvyn C. Case, Jr. Bruce and Jennifer Cassidy Thomas M. Cattell Mrs. Aldus H. Chapin Nathan Clark and Kathryn Burnham Patricia A. Clark Sheila Clark-Edmands and Peter L. Edmands James Clubb and Emma Tallack Prof. Millard F. Coffin Jonathan and Kristin Cohen Maryellen and Julian Coles Richard and Claire Corbin Madeleine G. Corson Katherine and Michael Coster Peter W. Culley and Dr. Mary Fahrenbach Virgil Cumming Cynthia and Leo Daley Pamela S. Davis William and Barbara* Davisson Beth L. De Tine Victoria M. Devlin Bill and Molly Donovan Michael and Denise Dubyak Martha E. Dumont Margaret and Alan Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Elliman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. John W. Everets

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Patricia O'Carroll and Joseph Foley Joe T. Ford and Marie Henriksen Tom Franklin and Anna Ginn Joseph Frazer and Susan Tananbaum VoxPhotographs/Heather and Linden Frederick Marion Freeman and Corson Ellis Martha Frink Dorsey R. Gardner and Ni Rong Brenda C. Garrand Timothy and Jane Gillette Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Givertz Peggy Greenhut Golden/Greenhut Galleries Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Goldfarb John and Virginia Gooch Barbara M. Goodbody E. Kent Gordon Leon and Lisa Gorman Ward and Linda Graffam John and Betty Gundersdorf Bud and Marion* Guthrie Larry Hall and Risa Bridges-Hall Mary and Graham Hallward Susan K. Hamill Heidi N. Hansen Tom Hanson and Elizabeth Kubik Penny S. Harris Christopher M. Harte and Dr. Katherine Stoddard Pope Peter and Judy Haynes Donald L. Head and Caron C. Zand Alphonse and Susan Hemond Gwen and David Hiatt George and Cheryl Higgins Norman Hoffer Jean Hoffman Jeffrey and Catherine Honeycomb Barbara and Horace Horton James and Deborah Houle Harriet Ford Hubbard Jane N. Hurd and Roger Severance Denny and Linda Jacobus Bruce and Gail Jaffin Dorothea Johnson Michael and Anne Jones Philip and Sheila Jordan Nancy and Peter Kaye Tony Kieffer and Susan Conley John and Cornelia Kittredge Carolyn M. Knutson Stephen and Mary Jo Kolkhorst June LaCombe and William Ginn Sam and Nancy Ladd Marilyn A. Lalumiere Dr. and Mrs. Costas T. Lambrew Kennedy and Martha Lane Susan and David Langdon Kirsten Larsson-Turley and Arthur J. Turley Candice Lee Catherine Lee and Robert Moyer Joan Leitzer and Kenneth S. Spirer Kathleen and Peter Leslie Susan Livingston and Harry Noel Joe and Carole Long Roy and Beth Lubetkin Mrs. Ann Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lunder C. Waite and Christine Maclin Mrs. Nancy M. Marcotte Lisa M. Marin and Arnie Smith Nancy and Michael Marino Catherine and Joseph Martin Nancy and Jim Martin Dianne Maskewitz and Scott McMullin Louis Matis and Anthony Calamusa

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Betts and Eldon Mayer Betsey McCandless Kevin and Sherry McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. William A. McCue Suzanne and Neil McGinn Frank and Susan McGinty Richard and Carolyn McGoldrick Charles and Nina McKee John R. McKernan, Jr. and Olympia J. Snowe Jeffrey McKinnon Elizabeth A. McLellan Barbara A. McManus Monica D. Meenan Marti and Tom Meyers Ed and Janet Miller Zareen Taj Mirza John and Alison Moore Robert Moore and Carolyn Chandler Manny Morgan and Chris Corbett Philippa and Jeremy Morton Carolyn B. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick S. Muse Leonard and Merle Nelson Andrew Nelson Norm and Sally Nelson Mary P. and Kenneth M. Nelson Robert and Susan Nielsen Jean Nishiyama Elle and Sean Norton Ted and Ann Noyes Kevin and Susan O'Connell Sally and Ted Oldham Matthew C. O'Reilly Peggy and Harold Osher Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Page James and Judith Parkhill Allston Parkinson and Susan deGozzaldi Harriet and Steven Passerman Dr. and Mrs. James Pellow George and Frances Paxson Philip Joan and Ernie Plummer Mrs. L. Robert Porteous, Jr. Stephen D. Poulos Vaughan and Caroline Pratt Jean M. Principe Larry and Jean Pugh Sally W. Rand Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Redmond H. Edward Reed Mr. and Mrs. Ford Reiche Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Reilly Patricia B. Rice Hilary Robbins and Bill Goodman John S. Roberts and Jean P. Wilson Christopher and Maggie Robinson Cornelia Robinson Bill and Mary Earl Rogers Malcolm and Susan P. Rogers Elaine D. Rosen Paul R. Rothman Susan Dempsey Rouillard Annette M. Rowley and Wayne A. Rowley Larry and Robin Rubinstein Bill and Peggy Ryan Bill and Stacey Ryan Thom Sacco and Will Tanner Polly Saltonstall and John K. Hanson Jane N. and Harrison H. Sawyer Rosa Scarcelli and Thom Rhoads Ineke H. Schair Edwina and Monroe B. Scharff Elizabeth Scheffee Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schenkel Wilmont M. and Arlene P. Schwind

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Maxine Sclar and Robert Yamartino Jim and Lynn Shaffer David Shaw and Glenn Close Ann and Peter Sheldon Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. Amy L. Shinn Dr. and Mrs. John H. Siegle Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Sihler Barbara Simon Meredith S. S. Smith Joseph L. Soley Dr. Samuel P. Solish and Dr. Jo Ellen Linder Julie H. Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart III Eugene D. and Ruth T. Story S. Donald Sussman and Chellie Pingree Charles and Vera Tashima Matthew and Lona Tassey Kevin Thomas Anna Marie and John Thron Joan P. Tilney Barbara and Paul Tully Hans and Rosemary P. Underdahl Adam Usdan and Andrea Pollack Tom and Cathy Van der Kloot Desi Van Til and Sean Mewshaw Kaja and Cali Veilleux Paula J. Volent Ann S. Waldron John H. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Monte J. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Neil W. Wallace Katharine J. Watson Eliza and Dean Webster Jane Costello Wellehan Kathleen and Robert Whelan David and Sandra Whiston Sally M. Wigon Mrs. C. Benson Wigton, Jr. Margaret and Skip Wilkis John and Susan Hudson* Wilson Emma Wilson and Thomas Hattan Fred and Trudy Winne Margo Wintersteen Roger F. Woodman, Jr. and Carol J. De Tine James Woodman Kathryn A. Yates Bill and Patty Zimmerman James B. Zimpritch and Lyn Means Contemporaries ($300 Dual/$200 Single) The Contemporaries are a vibrant and diverse group of art enthusiasts ages 21- 45 who participate in a variety of social and educational activities while supporting the PMA’s mission. Rafael Adams and Corin Swift Janice Adler Justin and Rachael Alfond Tawny Alvarez Matthew Bakis and Julie Farris Kyo Bannai and Craig Schneider Scott and Amy Kustra Barksdale Alexandra Rheault and Michael Barry Alex Beal and Brian Randall David and Christine Beneman Stephen Benenson and Merry Fogg Christine Bennett and Bruce Dalbeck Gary and Laura Bergeron Mark and Aimée Bessire James Bilodeau and Lee Marquis Valerie Birnhak Laura Blaisdell and Andy Lilienthal Jillian and Paul Blakeslee Timothy Boggs and James Schwartz Judy Bonzi Judy Bourgeois Sarah Boyden and Thom Herboldsheimer Frank E. Briber and Fran L. Pollitt Jim and Gillian Britt Emily and Duncan Bruce Margaret Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Brewster Buttfield

Sam and Ellen Cady Catherine Callahan and Bret LeBleu Christopher and Sara Begin Cameron Abigail Carroll Philip Cawley and Gretchen Spann Clint and Ellie Chase Brad Choyt Jason and Carrie Cianchette Nathan Clark and Kathryn Burnham Henry and Mary Clews Jonathan and Kristin Cohen Roger Conover and Eda Cufer Sarah Cook Tony and Heather Cox Betsy Critchfield Jonathan and Catherine Culley Joan and Robert Daly Tod and Lorie Dana Grace DeGennaro and Gerard King Joseph Delaney and Anne Callender Troy and Rebecca Delano Chelsea and Noah DeLorme Brook DeLorme Emily and Edward Demetriou Katie and Brian Diamond-Falk Natalie DiBenedetto and Aaron Staples Lisa Dixon and Michael French Louisa Donelson Scot and Michelle Draeger Mr. and Mrs. David C. Driskell Oakley Dyer and Jill Sady Brian Eng and Renee Bourgeois Joy Engel and Dr. Benjamin Hagopian Eileen Gillespie and Timothy Fahey Rebecca Falzano and Steve Pogson Meredith Finn Ariana Fischer Thomas and Sarah Flanagan Kit Flynn Jennifer and Bradford Foley LeAnna Fox and Jason Grosso Thomas and Leandra Fremont-Smith Celine and Benjamin Frueh Sandra Fussell and Michael Delahunt Paul and Caitlin Gentilini Mary Gianibas Hallie Flint Gilman and Ned Flint Robert Gould Andrew Graham and Anne Riesenberg Susan Grisanti Mary Gumbel Richard Barry Hall and Donald E. Crandall, Jr. Tamson Bickford Hamrock Anne Hardcastle and George Royle Jed and Amy Harris Alison Hawkes Kathryn Hayes-Hallowell and James Hallowell Erik Hayward and Carrie Duley Robert Henry Steven and Ann Marie Hess Joseph and Mara Higgins Dr. Mark Hirschhorn and Lindsey Heard Christina Holt and Rajiv Shankar D. Jared Hourihan Nathaniel Huckel-Bauer and Elizabeth Eisenhardt Elizabeth and Kevin Hunt F. R. and Jennifer Jenkins Brett Johnson and Tim Waite Gretchen Johnson Elizabeth and Colin Jones Avery Yale Kamila and Adam C. N. Hill Ananda Kantner Joel and Angela Kase Steve and Jocelyn Kelly Elise Kiely Erin Kinsella Jeff and Cathy Kline Annie Kloppenberg Jess and Kate Knox Celine and Chris Kuhn Bree LaCasse and Christopher Moore Jessie Lacey

Erin and Steve LeChance Lynn Lamontagne and Robert Tillotson Amy and Tom Landry Susan and David Langdon Darcy Latkin Brian Lazarus Charles C. and Sally W. Lee Susan Lefferts Abagael Long and Shawn Baldwin Christopher and MaryBeth Lorenz Robert and Cynthia Macdonald Kate Martin Thomas Mathieu Jessica May and Karen Bala Nathaniel May Brian McCarthy Dan and Molly Meyer Peter G. Milliken and Linzee Weld Bianca Monteiro Johanna Moore Riikka Morrill and Kevin Voyvolich Elena Murdock Ken Murphy and Jaime Allen Thomas and Sally Newhall Thomas Newton Jeff Norris and Laura Newman Hal Norvell and Carl Fisher Kristen Ockenfels Laura and Denis O’Brien Dr. John R. O'Meara Jamie and James Ortengren Jeffrey Packard Daniel Pelletier Jeffrey and Sarah Peterson Andrew Phan and Jeffrey Maine Jill and Tobin Piker Cordelia Pitman and Winslow Furber Alec Porteous Allison and Daniel Poteet Stephen D. Poulos Nancy and Mark Ratner Steve and Austin Reeves Mika and Thomas Reynolds Lindsay and Dan Richman Hilary Robbins and Bill Goodman Howard Robbins and Joan A. Wright Melina Roberts and Robert Anderson Christopher and Maggie Robinson Adam Rothbart Justin H. Schair and Kathryn Best Erica Schair-Cardona and Ivan Cardona Julie and Skip Schirmer Sigmund and Anne Schutz Timothy and Cheryl Seavey Emily Serway and Anthony Manhart Catherine Share and Cynthia Atkinson Julie Sheehan and Greg Smith Michele Shems-Then and Peter Then Jonathan and Michal Shenkin Karen Sherry and Alan Braddock Jennifer and Bryan Shumway Anne and Chris Smith Kai Smith and Mary Erin Casale Joseph and Anne Solimine Jeffrey and Dominique Sommer Alice Brooks Spencer and Sam Spencer Jane and Nate Stevens Edward B. Swain Amy Taylor Tiffany Tolley Ann Tracy and John Kreutzberger Lori Traikos and Ovid Santoro Desi Van Til and Sean Mewshaw Scott Vogel Dr. Rodney Voisine Liza Walworth and Aaron Dries Hans and Lee Warner Colette Warren Seth and Jill Webber Leah Whalen and Will Kilbreth Mr. and Mrs. David Whiston Tarsha White David and Heather Whiting

Sean Wilkinson and Meghan Carey Benjamin Willauer and Amanda Berry Lela Williams Carolyn Williams Jennifer and Bennett Wilson Hannah Wolken and Leigh Steele Jonathan and Karen Zuckerman

Supporting Members

The PMA thanks all of its members for their generous support of the museum and its mission. Patron ($500) Mrs. Gwen Asplundh Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Barclay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brazeau Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Camp Dr. John W. Carrier Phyllis and Bruce Coggeshall Charles J. de Sieyes and Carol R. Ward Christine Dilacqua Humphrey Doermann Richard and Barbara Dunham Melinda M. Eaton Elizabeth E. Ehrenfeld Richard M. Engel and Barbara Chilmonczyk Nancy Fox and Jon Edwards Peter and Harriette Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Myron C. Hamer Elizabeth Hilpman Susanna Jaeger Rebecca Judd Mrs. Daisy Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ludwig Ellen and Peter McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Barclay McFadden III Thomas C. and Holly H. McKenny Richard and Kathryn Mellon Donald and Mary Melville Chris and Rachel Merrill Mrs. Mary Beth Morrison Albert P. Neilson Gary and Cathie Nielsen Harry and Anne Pringle Timothy and Maren Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Rockefeller Patricia F. Sanborn Jenny Scheu and John Ryan Isabel R. Schmerler and David Schmerler Catherine Share and Cynthia Atkinson Kelly and Michael Sherwood Louis Sinclair Harry and Clare Smith Tom and Dee Stegman Taylor Strubell and Nancy DelleFemine Eric and Wendy Suehrstedt Emily Vest Alexander H. Weintraub Margaret and William Wheeler Carol A. Wilson Jeremy Wintersteen Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Witte Anne B. Zill Donor ($250) Anonymous Elizabeth Adams and John Lawrence Dorothy Ahlgren and John Rummler William W. Alcorn Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Allain John and Gail Allyn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Amory Mr. and Mrs. John A. Amory Paul and Kathleen Anderson Melinda and David Anderson Christopher and Jean Angell Joel Azerrad Mr. and Mrs. David Bantz Mary B. Barrett Mary R. Barron Frances Bassett Mary Fiske Beck

A YEAR IN REVIEW Elsbeth G. Bellemere James Bennett and Molly Mulhern Clement and Deborah Berry Barbara Blackburn Mary Jane Blaustein Joy Bishop Blood and Clinton Blood Cathy Bloom Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bloom Dana Bradish and Evangeline Meserve Jeffrey A. Brann Mark and Margaret Braun Nancy and Russ Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas S. Brill Elizabeth K. Brisk Dr. and Mrs. Marc H. Brodsky Ronald Brown and Jill Welch Howard R. Buckley and Lee Zacharias A.J. Bueche and Sarah T. Kelly Annick Cadot and Jack Wood Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cadwallader Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Campbell Priscilla Campbell-Wyman John and Linda Carman Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Carroll Michael and Jane Cary Betty and Don Caton Dr. David and Mrs. Judith Chadwick David and Barbara Chase William and Patricia Chasse Judith and Paul Clancy Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey E. Clark Cheryl M. Coffin and Ralph Topham Kenneth M. Cole and Anne Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Colson Tara Connor and Rich McCoy Charles Hill Cooper and Zhenging Zheng John and Karen Corson Mr. George L. Cushing and Ms. Elizabeth Hunt Victoria Dalzell and Sean Dundon James and Leila Day Virginia and Myles Delano Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. H. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Donovan Whitney and Maria Drake Margarete and Richard Driver Carmen Duarte and Edward von Gerichten Lucinda Nash Dudley Daniel and Catherine Preuss Durkin John F. Edwards Robert H. Edwards and Blythe Bickel Edwards Mary I. Emerson Guy T. Emery Kenneth and June Eng Tony Farmer Gail P. Fels Lucy Foster Flight and T.C. Haffenreffer IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fortunato Jon and Dorothy Fox Arolynn Francis Lila Fried Vincent E. Furey, Jr. T. Scott and Ann Gamwell Michael and Gail Garcia Judy Gass David R. George and Elena Cueto Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Gerquest Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Gilbane Peter and Betsy Giustra Philip H. Gleason and Mary L Schendel Nancy Glover Matthew and Lynn Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. David Good Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Green Col. and Mrs. William E. Hall Collier Hands David and Kathy Hardwick Robert Harper George and Diantha C. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Harris Rick Hauck and Susan Bruce Bonnie E. Hayward Marge and Bob Healing Susanne J. Heeschen

Merton G. Henry Joan and Donald Hernon Jillian R. H. Herrigel John and Katherine Heye Anne Eliot Hiatt Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Hidell Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Hildreth, Jr. Daniel W. Hildreth Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Homer Barbara and Chris Hoppin Nancy S. Horigan Anita L. Huizing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Humphrey Marcia W. Hunker Scott and Audrey Hutchinson Richard and Patricia Iannacone Joan Ivory Phyllis Jalbert Herb and Kathleen Janick Ruth and Charles Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Karol David Karraker and Colleen Khoury Jerome and Sheridan Kassirer Dr. and Mrs. David Kerr Wendy Ketchum and Norman Cloutier Tom Keyes and Keith Fox Dr. Alan E. and Mrs. Ann Kilby Paula A. Klimek Keith and Elaine Knowlton Dr. James Koelbl and Dr. Joan Sandell Jim and Becki Kupel David Lakari Alfred J. LeDoux Mr. and Mrs. Adam D. Lee Penny and Jeff Leman John T. Leonard Kenneth Leonards and Royce Hazard-Leonards Sara Lewis Donna D. Lisanti and Thalia Hanson Rick Litchfield Mark and Mary Lunsford George and Ernestine Lyman Russell and Kathleen Mack Joseph Mackey Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Maynard Maria E. Mazorra and Leonard C. Kaminow Robert D. McArdle and Richard Rothlisberger Kathryn E. McCoig Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. McDowell Sarah S. Meacham Bronwyn M. Mellquist and M. Roe Smith JoAnn Mican and John Mahon Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Moody Vernon L. Moore and Janet Henry Blaine D. Moores Donald and Miki Murray Patricia Murtagh and Michael Verville Mary Eugenia Myer and Theodore Myer Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Myers Robert and Nancy Navarro Mary B. Neal and Wendy J. Wolf Dr. Richard and Sandra Neiman Norman and Eleanor Nicholson Richard P. Noonan M.D. Helen and Walter Norton Frank and Sarah Olson David B. Osborne Richard and Margaret Pennington Ralph T. Perry and Mary Louise Seldenfleur Edwin H. Pert Jeff and Stephanie Phelps Carol and David Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Platz Drs. Alan and Barbara Potyk Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Pride Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond Wilma and Charles Redman Paul and Ellen Regan Martha A. Riehle and Janis Childs Alfred Riel Dr. Fred D. Risser

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Anne and Peter Rogers Robert F. Rothschild H. Allen and Dianne Ryan Elizabeth Sanders Nan C. Sawyer Imelda A. Schaefer Elena Schmidt and Don Ogier Michelle Schmitter Rena Schneiberg-Lassel John E. Sedgewick and Deborah A. Keefe Stephen and Peggy Shapiro Paula D. Silsby Kathryn E. Slott Isabel W. Smiles Carley and Barry Smith Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith Sarah L. O. Smith Mindy Fitzgerald Smith and Roger D. Smith Deborah C. Snite Daniel B. Sobel and Kira Wigoda Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sperry The Honorable and Mrs. George R. Sprague Norma M. St. Angelo Judith Stein and Kenneth Dardick Steven H. Stern and Arlene Morris Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stoloski Edward Sullivan and Bruce Backman Jim and Michele Swisher Martha L. Taylor Alleen Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Timpson, Jr. G. Robert and JoAnn Tod Mr. and Mrs. William J. Towle Mr. and Mrs. Dain A. Trafton Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Trimble III Marjorie Twombly Mrs. Peter Vandervoort Elizabeth O. Volckening Linda Robbins Wakeman Emily Walsek Patricia and James Wasserman Margaret Watson Janie and Mike Watson Mrs. Charles Watts Charlene I. Wax Linda D. White Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Winn Deborah Wolak Gretchen Gosnell Wood Richard and Roberta Wright Carolyn Wronker and Steven Urkowitz Jeannette and Eric Wycoff Jamie and Phyllis Wyeth Libraries ($250) Berwick Public Library Boothbay Harbor Mem. Library Bridgton Public Library Burbank Branch Library Conway Public Library Curtis Memorial Library Dover Public Library Durham Public Library Freeport Community Library Gray Public Library Harrison Village Library Kennebunk Free Library L.B. Goodall Memorial Library Libby Memorial Library McArthur Library Merrill Memorial Library New Castle Public Library Norway Memorial Library Peaks Island Branch Library Portland Public Library Portsmouth Public Library Prince Memorial Library Rice Public Library Riverton Branch Library Rye Public Library Scarborough Public Library Skidompha Library SMCC Library

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South Portland Public Library Southport Memorial Library Thomas Memorial Library Topsham Public Library Tuftonboro Free Library Walker Memorial Library Wells Public Library William Fogg Public Library Wiscasset Public Library York Public Library Contributing ($140) Carole Aaron Elizabeth M. Ackerson and Alan McIlhenny Thomas A. Adams Tom and Diana Allen Jonathan and Joanne Allen Sen. Jane A. Amero Patricia and Edward Amoroso Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Anderson Verna W. Andrews William and Deborah Andrews Drs. Ronald and Nancy Angoff John and Ros Annala Marcia Appel Dick and Adele Aronson Michael and Missy Asen Stephen and Kyle Atwell Lee Auchincloss and Jim Heffren Linda and Robert Ayotte Peter and Patricia Bagg Robert Bahm and Jan Baker Ronald Bailyn Linda and Lawrence Baker Elliott and Jean C. Barker Joe and Judy Barker Dr. Jeffrey Barkin and Joan Belsky Barkin Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Barlow Bill and Cassie Barnard Richard Barnes and Suzanne Van Wye Julie Barrett Karen E. Bartholomew Ellen L. Belknap and Mark Jordan Polly Bennell and Robert B. Young Richard S. Berne and Susan Schraft William T. Berry John and Jane Berry Ernest M. Bevilacqua Michael Binette and Ashley Speckhart David and Patsy Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Blanchette Carolyn and Robert Blanks Helen P. Blewett Elizabeth Boepple Richard Boisvert Joanne Bollinger Dr. and Mrs. Tracy V. Booth Elizabeth L. Bordowitz Art and Lori Boulay Connie R. Boyajian Mr. and Mrs. Perry E. Bradley Robert Brandow Dan Bridges Dr. and Mrs. Russell C. Briggs Trudy Harder Briggs Cheryl Brogan John and Judith Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Brown Susan and William Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hyde Brownell Joe and Suzanne Bruno James and Lisa Bubar Anthony S. Bucci and Victoria Brown Robert and Kristin Buckwalter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Budd Patricia A. and Harold I. Bumby Douglas B. Burdick Sally and John Burns Mel and Claire Sherman Butman Ralph and Kathleen A. Cabana William E. Cain George Campbell and Dawn Stiles Andrew J. Candelore, D.O.

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Phyllis H. Carey Joe and Rosanne Carlson Janel M. Carlson Miss Kathleen A. Carson Donald and Patricia Carter Cynthia Cartwright and Andrew Curtin Christopher and Mary Anne Cary Donna Cassidy and Michael Lawrenson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cassidy Patricia T. Center David and Lynne Champoux Deborah G. Chandler Dr. and Mrs. Barry Chandler Richard and Ann Charlesworth Robert and Robin Taylor Chiarello Katherine S. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John M. Clayton, Jr. Robert and Andrea Clontz Elizabeth Cochrane Rhoda R. Cohen Nancy and William Cohen Phyllis and Maurice Cohen Janet A. and John D. Cole Jane T. Costlow and David H. Das Barbara and Bill Coye Debra L. Coyman Charles and Leisa Crane Sid and Jacqueline Cronsberg Judith Cutler The Honorable and Mrs. Howard Dana, Jr. Peter Dane and Kathleen Marshall-Dane Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Davis Marjorie M. Davis Natalie R. DeCristofaro Howard R. Deming and Ann Deming Jackie and Geoff Dennis John and Elizabeth DeSimone Rick Despres and Michelle Burnett Mrs. James G. Dickson Jo Diggs Mr.* and Mrs. Robert E. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. John R. DiMatteo Deborah H. and Robert G. Dluhy Robert and Marianne M. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Brett Donham Jose and Carol Ann Donnell Edward and Barbey Dougherty Mary Doughty Sarah and Thomas Dowd Mary Ellen Downey Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Downs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Draper Craig Dreher and Leslie Stole Mr. and Mrs. Derek Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Josiah H. Drummond, Jr. Mark Ducey Mr. and Mrs. Duke Dufresle Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dumaine James and Aletha Dunn Drs. Linda and Jeff Dunn Shirley R. Dutton Martha and Clement Dwyer Dr. Mary J. Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Eisenberg Mrs. Diane Eldredge Timothy Ellis James and Karen Elting Barbara D. Elwell Lawrence M. Epstein and Jeanne M. Griffin Debby and Will Ethridge Lindsay Evans and Joseph Morone Art and Donna Falk Diana and James Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Famolare Betsy J. Fear Molly Felton Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fernald Erin and Nathan Ferrell John Ferry and Jan Eakins Jean G. Fine Jeanne Donovan Fisher Catherine H. Fisher and Stephen Luttrell

Dr. and Mrs. David G. Fitz Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. David N. Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Warner S. Fletcher Michael J. Foley and Lisa Rideout James and Margaret Emerson Foorman Peter and Linda Foss Dolores and Craig Foster Joel Frantzman John R. Freeman and Monica L. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Freilinger Marietta and Peter French Georgia A. Froelich and Russell O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Frois Lewis and Marilyn Gaffen James and Sally Gambrill Cory Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Garfield, Jr. Diane Garthwaite and Matthew H. Liang Thomas R. Gay and Mark Sample Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gelardi Roger and Cynthia Gelinas Edward and Joyce A. Gervais Dino and Barbara Giamatti Roger and Elizabeth Gilmore George and Marjan Glidden Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Goldberg Mrs. A. M. Goldkrand Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Gorham Michael E. Goriansky Susan N. Grady Rudolf W. and Dorothy L. Graf Ron and Gloria Gramaglia Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler V. Grant Douglas Green Prof. Lee and Mrs. Lulu Grodzins Pat and Peter Grunwald Evelyn and Jay Haberland Paul and Jane Hahn Linda M. Haines Telemachus Halkias and Angela Wingate Mr. and Mrs. Erich Haller Judith and Stephen Halpert Mrs. Lydia Hamilton Brown Cynthia Hammett Morris and Linda Peyton Hancock Robert Hand and Marianne Lynch Peter and Janice Hanson Joan E. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. John Hare Coral Harris and Alan Goff Tookie Harris-Bacon David and Karen Haskell Rob and Amber Hatch Mr. and Ms. Stephen R. Hayes Donna L. Hazard Carolyn Heasly Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Heidenreich, Jr. Rachel and Steven Hendrickson Malcolm C. and Constance F. Henry Mollie K. Heron Nancy E. Herter and Lendall Smith Randy and Karen Hesse Phyllis Hetzler Mary C. Hiebert Joe Higdon and Ellen Sudow Isabel M. Higgins Jane Hilburt-Davis Andrew and Sharon Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Hillinger Dana and Terry Hilt Matthew and Aileen Hock Warren and Frances H. Hoeller Consul General and Mrs. Barry D. Hoffman Lewis and Mary Holman Elizabeth Ross Holmstrom John and Mary Holt Elisabeth Hooper Sarah Greene Hopkins Allyson and David Howe Jennifer R. and Richard N. Hubbell Mrs. Liz Humphreys Roger and Janice Hunt

Wayne and Kyoko Ingalls Alice W. Ingraham Derek Jaskulski David E. Johnson Mary Ellen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Jones Elizabeth W. Jones Richard and Barbara Jones Erik and Tamara Jorgensen Richard and Sandy Kahn Larry and Wendy Kane Saul and Carol Katz Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Kelley Richard and Helen Kelly Sandra and James Kelly Sarah B. Kendall Ron and Elaine Kennedy Patricia J. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Kern Margery L. Kerr Mark G. Kiefner and Nancy E. Bogg Jonathan Kilbourn and Molly Hoadley David and Edie Kilgour Linda and David Kirstein Elinor Klivans Jim and Claire Knox Anthony and Sylvia Kostopoulos Charles Kurkjian Maryly La Follette JoAnne Labbe Pandora and David LaCasse Lincoln and Gloria Ladd Emily B. Lane Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Larned Sheila and Tom Larsen Gloria and Lloyd Lathrop Estelle A. Lavoie Annie Leahy and Michael Carey Mrs. R. K. LeBlond II Anne Leigh and Joe Ward Richard Lemieux Robert and Carol Lenna Lynda G. Leonas Mona and Gerald Levine Elaine and David Lewis Robin L. Lincoln Bruce and Ann Lockwood Michael and Stacey D. Lodato Christina and Peter Lofgren Cynthia Lord Caroline M. Loupe Dr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Lovett III Christopher Lowenstein and Rachel Weinstein Mrs. Carson Lutes Kurt Lutz and Wendy Lindquist Mary G. Lynch Carleton and Andrea Mabee Simantha A. MacLeod Dianne and Michael Manning Charles and Meredith Manning Andrea and Robert Maricich Thomas and Carol Marlowe Dawn Maron Margaret Marshall Paul Martino Dr. Mary McCann John and June McClean Mr. and Mrs. Douglas O. McClure Marian L. McCue John J. McDevitt IV Donna McElligott John Mcginley and Yvette Kane James and Susan McMahon Harold and Marilyn McWilliams Tonia N. Medd Ed and Julie Melton Catherine Menyhart Jacqueline C. Merrill Dan Merson and Elizabeth Rudenberg Florence R. Meyer Sara C. Miller Karan and Lawrence Miller Christy Millet

Jack and Dixie Milliken Dorothy and Elihu Modlin Mr. and Mrs. Kent W. Mohnkern Dr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Molander Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moody Patricia and Donald * Mordecai James T. Morgan James Morris and Amy Whitcomb Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Morse Jeremy R. Moser and Laura B. Kittle Diana Moxhay Taylor Mudge Martha A. Muldoon Stephen T. and Nancy G. Murphy Linda B. Murphy Nathaniel C. Nash Ann and Jeff Nelson Dr. Charles I. Nero and Dr. Baltasar Fra-Molinero Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Nichols Sally Noble Jonathan W. and Eliza Cope Nolan Bill and Jean Noon Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nordgren Joe and Jennifer O'Donnell Kathleen O'Donnell and William Bergquist Kenneth and Sharon Oehmig Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Olds Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ory Alana and Samuel Osher Mr. and Mrs. James B. Owen Jon and Marjorie B. Oxman Richard and Lauren Packard Paul Packard and Maria Tapia-Ibanez Sheila Paine and Judith Steinhauer Mr. and Mrs. Morton Panish Carolyn and Michael Parker Ruby B. Parker and Deborah A. Alford Mr. and Mrs. John Van C. Parker Carol Patterson Cynthia W. Pelliccia Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peters Mrs. Elizabeth B. Peterson Christina Petra Charlene B. Petruccelli Josiah and Kathleen Pierce Brett Pierce and Kerry Michaels Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Pietrandrea Mary and Michael Polchaninoff Clara Porter and Daniel Holliday Stephen Porter Jacqueline Potter and William C. Black Camillo Profenno Jacqueline J. Quimby James H. Raker, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Rand Robin Ratcliffe and Lawrence Pixley Kenneth and Maria Rea Patricia D. Reef Lorraine A. Reuter Henry W. Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rich III Mary-Frances Richardson Cathy and Brian Roberts Susan Robertson-Starr Jacqueline Robinov Stephanie and Robert Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Roboff Adrienne Rogatnick Churchill Rood Tom and Elizabeth Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Rosenkrantz Eileen and Ted Rowland Don and Suzanne Rudalevige Liz and Sam Rudman Abby K. Ryan Margaret and Thomas Ryan Milton and Helen Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Samuelson Lydia Savage Kate Sawdon and Jerrold Lavigne William S. Schaffner Alan and Geraldine Schechter

A YEAR IN REVIEW Henry Schmitt Ken and Ellen Schoepf Sarah Scott David and Emily Scribner Elizabeth A. Scully Christine and Kevin Shannon Susan and Lenny Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Sheehan Claude Sheer and Kathleen Goodwin Richard and Celeste Shinay Deborah S. Shinn Donald and Anne Shire Nancy G. Shor and Charles E. Binder Margo Simmons James and Karen Simpson Drs. Katherine and Nathaniel Sims Thomas and Sara Sinclair Eileen Skinner Dr. Silvia Skripenova Mary Slavet Sue Smart and Jon Pinette Mary-Leigh C. Smart Winthrop and Margaret Smith David W. Smith and Anne R. Dalton Dorsey Smith Jane L. Snerson Alan and Carol Sockloff Vivienne Sohn William P. Soule and Gloria DiMauro-Soule Nate and Mary Soule Philip Spalding and Lynn Coffin Lydia H. Sparrow Mrs. Charles H. Spaulding Anne F. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Staller Charles V. Stanhope Donald Starr and Serena Wakelin Phil Steele and Francesca Galluccio-Steele Mitchell and Martha Stein Gary Stern and Demetrios Karabetsos Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart Mrs. Charles A. Stewart, Jr. Gretchen Stewart and Marleen Szymanski John A. Stich Andrew C. Stickney Deicy Stockwell Keith Stone and Steven Watts Sandra L. Stone Jean Sewall Strater Pamelia D. Strayer Dr. Nancy Struever Judith and Peter Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. David S. Swetland Bette Swett-Thibeault and Liesse Thibeault Mary Ellen Taggart Charles Tandy and Catherine Morrison John and Marilyn Taylor Carolyn H. Thomas Stephen and Martha Thomas Steve Thomas and Evy Blum Alice H. Thompson Sylvia Thompson Dr. Philip P. Thompson, Jr. Nat Thompson Sonia and Quentin Tonelli Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Trub Lowell Turnbull and Randi Greenwald Eric Unterborn and Bobbie Ahern Peter and Lee Vandermark Pierre and Charlotte Vial Milton and Joan Victor Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. Walch Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Walker Doris L. Walton Tom and Judith A. Watson Claudine Weatherford and Timothy Wyant John R. Webster Peter B. Webster Lucinda L. Wegener and Joel E. Cutler Audrey Weiner and Jeffrey Solomon Bradford and Alice Wellman

Tammy and Douglas Welsh Dr. and Mrs. H. Brownell Wheeler Joyce A. Wheeler John and Kerry Whitaker Barbara S. C. White Kay White Mr. and Mrs. Ogden White, Jr. Ian L. White-Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Whitney Donald and Sally Whittemore Preston L. and Nancy G. Wilds Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Willoughby Sarah and Baxter Wilson Judy and Norm Wilson David and Susan Wilson Lolisa Windover and Jackiellen Bonney Mr.* and Mrs. Louis A. Wood Sally C. Woodworth Oliver H. Woshinsky and Patricia E. Garrett John M. Woytowicz and Peter Rivard Paulette York and Richard Borts Barbara A. Young and James W. Fast Jerielle Young and Wendy Walsh Mark and Michele Zajkowski Martha Zimicki and Jeff McCarthy

Annual Fund

The museum thanks donors to the Annual Fund whose commitment supports everything at the PMA from the extraordinary art in our galleries to children's programming, talks by guest lecturers, and even the paint on the walls. Annual Fund contributions help keep the museum open. All gifts to the PMA Annual Fund are 100% tax-deductible and directly support the museum's mission. $5,000 and above Hazel J. Dyer Nancy Fox and Jon Edwards Christopher and Maggie Robinson Deborah S. Shinn $2,500-$4,999 Linda L. Bean William and Sue-Ann Buckley Leon and Lisa Gorman Theodora G. Hanson Peter and Judy Haynes Sam and Nancy Ladd Judith W. Miskell Katharine Prentice Patricia B. Rice John S. Roberts and Jean P. Wilson John H. Wallace $1,000-$2,499 Susan and Heather Abt Paul and Kathleen Anderson Mary Fiske Beck Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bolton Mary Callanan Nathan Clark and Kathryn Burnham Katherine and Michael Coster Sara Crisp and Gregg Lipton Pamela S. Davis William and Barbara* Davisson Victoria M. Devlin Clifford and Kate Ginn Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Hildreth, Jr. James and Deborah Houle Rebecca Judd Nancy and Peter Kaye Mark and Mary Lunsford Dr. and Mrs. William Medd Kevin and Susan O'Connell Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Anne H. Russell Bill and Stacey Ryan Ineke H. Schair Wendy Shattuck and Sam Plimpton Nancy G. Shor and Charles E. Binder Ann C. Slocum Hans and Rosemary P. Underdahl

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$500-$999 Rosalyne S. Bernstein Margaret Biggar Robert and Kristin Buckwalter Phyllis and Bruce Coggeshall Aileen Crawford Charles J. de Sieyes and Carol R. Ward Michael and Gail Garcia Mr. and Mrs. David Good Peter and Harriette Griffin Mary S. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Humphrey Alice W. Ingraham Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kemper Robert E. Krug and Aurelia C Scott Penny and Jeff Leman Thomas C. and Holly H. McKenny Penelope H. Moodey John and Alison Moore Mr. and Mrs. Gino A. Nalli Dr. Richard and Sandra Neiman Norman and Eleanor Nicholson Susan Myer Riley Larry and Robin Rubinstein Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schenkel Dr. and Mrs. Irving L. Selvage, Jr. Patricia Shapazian Jenny Sheu and John Ryan Eileen and John Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smaha Elizabeth O. Volckening Jeremy Wintersteen $200-$499 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Allain Dick and Adele Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Austin Mary R. Barron James Bennett and Molly Mulhern Richard S. Berne and Susan Schraft Mark and AimĂŠe Bessire Suzette Bois and John M. Schnell Blake and Allison Brown Michael and Jane Cary David and Lynne Champoux Judith Day and Larry Miller Beth L. De Tine Mr.* and Mrs. Robert E. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. H. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Donovan Margarete and Richard Driver Tom Dunne and Mary Hodgkin Dr. and Mrs. David G. Fitz Mr. and Mrs. David N. Fleischer Cynthia Frye-Macomber and Robert Macomber Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gaal Lori Garon and Tim Cloudman Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Gerquest Roger and Elizabeth Gilmore Mrs. Harry Glassman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gould III Collier Hands Heidi N. Hansen Coral Harris and Alan Goff Marge and Bob Healing Joan and Donald Hernon Anne Eliot Hiatt Ellen M. Higgins Charles L. Hildreth, Jr. Douglas and Sharyn Howell Jennifer R. and Richard N. Hubbell Jerome and Sheridan Kassirer Bud and Wendy Kellett Diane Klingenstein Mr. and Mrs. William T. Knowles Dr. James Koelbl and Dr. Joan Sandell Marilyn A. Lalumiere Denise LaRue and Bob Furman Mrs. Persis G. Laverack Heather and Wade Lippert Brian Livingston Joe and Carole Long

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Mrs. Carson Lutes Helen Mark Elaine E. McCarty Zareen Taj Mirza Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Morse Jeremy R. Moser and Laura B. Kittle Moriah Moser and Dan Morgenstern Regina M. Mullen Mary B. Neal and Wendy J. Wolf Leonard and Merle Nelson Helen and Walter Norton Mr. and Mrs. John C. O'Brien Simon and Carol Ottenberg Carol Patterson Muriel A. Poulin Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Rand Norman and Lenore Rapkin Theodore and Lynn Reese Hilary Robbins and Bill Goodman Nat and Betsy Saltonstall Maxine Sclar and Robert Yamartino Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Sheldon Richard and Celeste Shinay Donald Smart and Betsy Ferguson Mrs. Dorsey Smith Mr. and Mrs. James P. Smith, Jr. Carley and Barry Smith Alan and Carol Sockloff Milton and Joan Victor Elsie & William Viles Foundation Cynthia Walden Charlene I. Wax Linda D. White

Foundations

The PMA is grateful to regional and national foundations that support the museumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission and goals. Anne Randolph Henry Foundation Brooks Family Foundation David Rockefeller Fund, Inc. Edward H. Daveis Benevolent Fund of the Maine Community Foundation Fisher Charitable Foundation Francis Hollis Brain Foundation Libra Foundation Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Margaret E. Burnham Charitable Trust Maine Humanities Council Portland Education Fund Rines/Thompson Fund of the Maine Community Foundation Roy A. Hunt Foundation Elmina B. Sewall Foundation

Corporate Membership

The Portland Museum of Art gratefully acknowledges the following corporate members who generously committed to various museum projects and priorities during this past year. Italics indicate in-kind donations Chairman's Circle ($50,000+) Bank of America Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Founder's Circle ($25,000 - $49,999) TD Bank Maine Public Broadcasting Network The Portland Phoenix WCSH 6 Sponsor's Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Bath Savings Institution The Bear Bookshop, Marlboro, VT Dead River Company L.L. Bean Mainebiz The Maine Mall Unified Technologies Benefactor ($5,000 - $9,999)

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Bangor Savings Bank Foundation IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. Maine Media Collective, LLC MEMIC The VIA Agency Patron ($2,500 - $4,999) Diversified Communications KeyBank Might & Main SMRT, Architects and Engineers Spinnaker Trust Supporter ($1,500 - $2,499) Hilton Garden Inn Portland Downtown Waterfront Portland Regency Hotel & Spa R. M. Davis, Inc. Friend ($500 - $1,499) Disability RMS Drummond Woodsum & MacMahon Gorham Savings Bank Home Instead Senior Care Lepage Bakeries, Inc. Migis Hotel Group Norton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Pierce Atwood Portland Harbor Hotel Verrill Dana, LLP Partner ($100 - $499) Filler & Associates, P.A. Investment Management & Consulting Group J. B. Brown & Sons Town & Shore Associates USI Insurance Services Youngs Furniture Company WHOM Neighbor ($99 and below) Emilie Inc. Photography

Exhibition and Program Sponsors

The PMA gratefully acknowledges supporters who helped make the museum’s vibrant exhibition and program schedule possible. Bangor Savings Bank Foundation Bank of America Bath Savings Institution The Bear Bookshop, Marlboro, VT Isabelle and Scott Black Dead River Company Patricia and Cyrus Hagge L.L. Bean Mainebiz The Maine Mall Maine Media Collective, LLC. Maine Public Broadcasting Network MEMIC The Portland Phoenix Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Sally Wallace Rand Wilmont and Arlene Schwind in honor of Sally Wallace Rand S. Donald Sussman SMRT, Architects and Engineers TD Bank The VIA Agency William G. Waters WCSH 6

Donors of Raffle Items

Patricia Daunis Susan and Lewis Cabot Aurora Provisions L.L. Bean Tanja Hollander Owen W. and Annie H. Wells Thos. Moser Matching Gift Companies Charles Stewart Mott Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation GE Foundation

Genworth Foundation Global Impact IBM Corporation Morgan-Worcester, Inc. Scottrade, Inc. Unum Corporation

Donors of Works of Art

Anonymous (3) Katherine Bradford and Aucocisco Galleries David and Eva Bradford Bruce Brown Carroll and Sons, Boston Jemma Eascoine and Todd Watts Tanja Alexia Hollander Guido Goldman Robert Gould Richard G. Gould Jean Rose Gould and James McKinley Rose, Jr. William S. Gould Betsy Evans Hunt Maurice H. and Margery Katz Paula and Mack Lee Jack Moore Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan W. Pratt Sally W. Rand The Sam Francis Foundation Martica Sawin Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. Elizabeth Straus The Alex Katz Foundation Carol and Arthur Goldberg The Rosenblum Family Patricia Hale Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Vietor Alan Vlach Warren Memorial Foundation Estate of Todd and Lucille Webb Owen W. and Anna H. Wells Anne Rose Williams

Friends of the Collection

The PMA thanks donors to the Friends of the Collection which supports the museum’s acquisition and conservation program, adding strength and vitality to the collection. Janet and Paul Aliapoulios Charlton and Eleanor Ames Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Bantz Kyle Z. and Alan G. R. Bell Hope and Jay Benton Roger K. Berle Rosalyne S. Bernstein David and Patsy Bischoff Charlotte F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Cardone Dr. and Mrs. Delvyn C. Case, Jr. Robert S. Chase and Richard Candee Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Cobb Mrs. Calvin C. Coburn Nancy and William Cohen Beth L. De Tine Suzanne and Michael deLesseps Josephine H. Detmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. H. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Donovan Lucinda Nash Dudley Darcy J. Dye Noreen B. and John J. Evans James and Margaret Emerson Foorman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Freilinger Mr. and Mrs. F. Paul Frinsko Georgia A. Froelich and Russell O'Rourke Roger and Elizabeth Gilmore Marty and Dennis Gleason Judith E. and Albert B. Glickman* Mrs. Richard J. Goduti Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Goldfarb Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gove Pat and Peter Grunwald Judith and Stephen Halpert Susan K. Hamill Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hamill

Merton G. Henry George and Cheryl Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Hildreth, Jr. Barbara and Chris Hoppin James and Deborah Houle Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hunt Roger and Janice Hunt Scott and Audrey Hutchinson Philip and Sheila Jordan Rebecca Judd Nancy and Peter Kaye Ilene and David Klein Harry W. Konkel Mr. and Mrs. James D. Konkel Ann B. Laughlin Eva P. Lee Robert and Elizabeth LeMieux Joan A. Lewis Dr. Samuel P. Solish and Dr. Jo Ellen Linder Mrs. E. Boyd Livesay Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lunder Nancy N. Masterton Jeanne L. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. McDowell Charles and Nina McKee Monica D. Meenan Marti and Tom Meyers Jack and Karen Miller Judith W. Miskell James and Marjorie Moody Marta Morse Kenneth M. and Mary P. Nelson Leonard and Merle Nelson Diane Nichols Bonnie and K. Nolan Stuart and Eva Nudelman Martha B. O'Brien D. Suzi Osher Peggy and Harold Osher Edwin H. Pert Deborah S. Reed Patricia B. Rice Stephen and Wilma Rose Bill and Stacey Ryan Patricia F. Sanborn Gillian Schair and Seth Rigoletti Edwina and Monroe B. Scharff Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schenkel Wilmont and Arlene Schwind David and Emily Scribner Patricia Shapazian Stephen and Peggy Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Sheldon Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. Barbara M. Simon Meredith S. S. Smith Sarah L. O. Smith MaryMinor Smith Nan Solomons and Judith Spross Tom and Dee Stegman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stoloski Juris and Mara Ubans Elizabeth O. Volckening Ellen W. Wasserman Charlene I. Wax Jane C. Wellehan David and Susan Wheatland Kay White Sally M. Wigon E. Ellen Williams Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Winn Margo Wintersteen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Zilkha Donald and Linda Zillman

Photography Fund

The PMA thanks supporters of the Photography Fund who provide essential funding for acquisition, building upon the strong history of collecting at the museum. Charlton and Eleanor Ames Jeffrey and Hillary Becton Eliot and Melanie Stewart Cutler Nancy Fox and Jon Edwards

David and Maria Glaser Judith E. and Albert B. Glickman* Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goldenfarb Barbara M. Goodbody Roger and Janice Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lunder Leonard and Merle Nelson The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Foundation Alan Vlach and Ann Luther Carol and Joe Wishcamper

Bequests

The Estate of Anne Randolph Henry The Estate of Marvin London The Estate of Elizabeth B. Woodwell The Edwin F. Gamble Charitable Lead Trust

Madelyn Busker Cohen Fund

Charles and Elinor G. Miller The Gene R. Cohen Charitable Foundation

Leonard and Merle Nelson Social Justice Fund Charles and Elinor G. Miller

Peggy L. Osher Education Endowment Nancy Osher Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. William D. Epstein

Peggy and Harold Osher Acquisition Fund

The Jack and Beulah Bresler Tzedakah Fund, Inc. Judith A. Osher and Joel Bresler

Bernard Osher Lecture Series made possible by the Peggy and Harold Osher Endowment

The Jack and Beulah Bresler Tzedakah Fund, Inc.

Volunteers Board of Trustees John F. Isacke, President Hans Underdahl, Chairman Laurence H. Rubinstein, Vice President Anna H. Wells, Vice President Robert S. Nanovic, Treasurer William J. Ryan, Jr., Assistant Treasurer James A. Houle, Secretary Katherine M.B. Berger Scott M. Black Selma Botman Nathan Clark Daniel P. Corcoran Melanie Stewart Cutler Pamela S. Davis William H. Davisson Beth L. De Tine Clifford M. Ginn Albert B. Glickman* Walter B. Goldfarb, M.D. Cyrus Y. Hagge William D. Hamill Jeffrey D. Kane Nancy K. Kaye Joan M. Kelly* Robert D. Kump Harry W. Konkel Samuel A. Ladd III James L. Moody, Jr. John P. Moore Leonard M. Nelson Kevin P. O’Connell Leslie B. Otten Carol Patterson Hilary G. Robbins Christopher N. Robinson Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. John H. Wallace William B. Williams Amy H. Woodhouse Honorary Trustees Rosalyne S. Bernstein Peggy L. Osher

A YEAR IN REVIEW Board of Fellows Janet Aliapoulios Charlton H. Ames Eleanor Ames Jean L. Andrews Rachel F. Armstrong Linda L. Baker Diana B. Bean Linda L. Bean Jeffory D. Begin Christine Beneman David C. Bischoff Joseph F. Boulos Christopher Branson Charlotte F. Brown Barbara P. Bush Lewis P. Cabot Doris V. Chapman Henry N. Cobb Phyllis C. Coggeshall Jerome A. Collins Vincent S. Conti Judy J. Crosby Thomas Crotty John R. DiMatteo Marylee B. Dodge David H. Drake Robert J. Elowitch Gordon I. Erikson, Jr. John J. Evans Sue E. Fitzgerald Linda Frinsko Dino W. Giamatti Adah P. Ginn Lynn K. Goldfarb Barbara M. Goodbody Leon A. Gorman Lisa M. Gorman Arline H. Gove Mary Grumbine Rudolf F. Haffenreffer IV Susan K. Hamill Nancy Hancock Heidi N. Hansen Christopher M. Harte Merton G. Henry Elisabeth Henshaw Ellen M. Higgins Alison D. Hildreth Rose M. Hughes Betsy Evans Hunt Jane N. Hurd Charlotte C. Hurley Edward C. Johnson III James D. Konkel Susan Konkel Martha W. Lane Kirsten Larsson-Turley Candice Thornton Lee Joan A. Lewis Cissie Lindemann George M. Lord Nancy S. Marino Jean Ginn Marvin Gwendolyn K. Marx Nancy N. Masterton Wayne C. McGarvey Elizabeth A. McLellan Charles D. McKee Gayl F. McNally Patricia A. Miller Marta Morse Thomas Moser Martha A. Muldoon Andrew J. Nelson Patricia Nick Susan O’Connell D. Suzi Osher David J. Ott Richard L. Pattenaude Everett R. Perlman Anne B. Pringle Lawrence R. Pugh

Alice H. Rand Sally W. Rand Wilma P. Redman Patricia D. Reef John H. Rich III Janet A. Richardson John O. Robertson Kathleen G. Rummler* Thomas H. Saliba Jody Sataloff Tom Saturley Jane N. Sawyer Monroe B. Scharff Barbara T. Schenkel Arlene P. Schwind Abby Shahn Stephen Shapiro David E. Shaw E. Scott Sheriff Celeste Shinay Mary-Leigh C. Smart Jerrie Marcus Smith Meredith S. S. Smith Marilyn L. Spencer Richard A. Spencer Laura F. Sprague Anita C. Stickney Nancy Symington* Barbara J. Tully Juris Ubans Rosemary P. Underdahl Pamela G. Wellin Owen W. Wells Daniel F. Wheeler III Robin F. Whitten Ann P. Willauer Charles H. Willauer* Fred W. Winne Margo S. Wintersteen Roger F. Woodman, Jr. R. Frederick Woolworth Daniel A. Zilkha Audit Committee William D. Hamill, Co-Chair Nathan Clark, Co-Chair John F. Isacke Leonard M. Nelson Leslie B. Otten Hans Underdahl Buildings and Grounds Committee Harry W. Konkel, Chair John W. Adelman Tod H. Dana William H. Davisson Beth L. De Tine Cyrus Y. Hagge William D. Hamill Nancy K. Kaye Joan M. Kelly* Christopher N. Robinson Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. John H. Wallace Collection Committee James A. Houle, Chair Rosalyne S. Bernstein David C. Bischoff Scott M. Black Bruce Brown Charlotte F. Brown Melanie Stewart Cutler Alex Fisher Clifford M. Ginn Walter B. Goldfarb, M.D. Barbara M. Goodbody Rudolph F. Haffenreffer IV William D. Hamill Betsy Evans Hunt Monica D. Meenan John P. Moore Peggy L. Osher

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Photography Fund Judith Glickman, Chair Bruce Brown Matthew Budd Barbara Goodbody Steve Halpert Brenton Hamilton Betsy Evans Hunt Jack Montgomery Marta Morse Stuart Nudelman Susan Stoddard Joyce Tenneson Tim Whelan

Leslie B. Otten Gillian B. Schair Barbara T. Schenkel Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. Mark Wethli William B. Williams Development Committee Laurence H. Rubinstein, Chair James A. Houle, Vice Chair William H. Davisson William D. Hamill Jane N. Hurd John F. Isacke Jeffrey D. Kane Nancy K. Kaye Samuel A. Ladd III James L. Moody, Jr. Robert S. Nanovic Peggy L. Osher Ineke H. Schair Hans Underdahl Amy H. Woodhouse

Trustee Annual Fund John F. Isacke Laurence H. Rubinstein Hans Underdahl

Director’s Circle Steering Committee Bill Davisson, Chair (through May 31) Amy Woodhouse, Chair (as of June 1) Ken Blaschke Thomas T. Elliman Mary Louise Norton Hamill Sharyn M. Howell Jane N. Hurd Nancy K. Kaye Mary Jo Kolkhorst Anne Oliviero Caroline Pratt Larry Rubinstein Ineke Schair Elizabeth Scheffee Contemporaries Steering Committee Kyo Bannai, Co-Chair Bree LaCasse, Co-Chair Kate Burnham Tony Cox Celine Frueh Mara Higgins Brett Johnson Anthony Manhart Molly Meyer Executive Committee Hans Underdahl, Chair James A. Houle, Secretary John F. Isacke, President Jeffrey D. Kane James L. Moody, Jr. Robert S. Nanovic, Treasurer Leonard M. Nelson Christopher N. Robinson Laurence H. Rubinstein, Vice President William J. Ryan, Jr., Assistant Treasurer Anna H. Wells, Vice President Finance Committee Robert S. Nanovic, Chair William J. Ryan, Jr., Vice Chair William H. Davisson Cyrus Y. Hagge William D. Hamill John F. Isacke Laurence H. Rubinstein Hans Underdahl

Gift Acceptance Committee Laurence H. Rubinstein, Chair Clifford M. Ginn James A. Houle Jane N. Hurd James L. Moody, Jr. Governance Committee Hans Underdahl, Chair Beth L. De Tine Clifford M. Ginn James A. Houle John F. Isacke Jeffrey D. Kane Nancy K. Kaye James L. Moody, Jr. Kevin P. O’Connell Christopher N. Robinson Bylaws Subcommittee James A. Houle, Chair Clifford M. Ginn James L. Moody, Jr. Hans Underdahl Ethics Subcommittee Kevin P. O'Connell, Chair Leonard M. Nelson Trustee Engagement Subcommittee Christopher N. Robinson, Chair Beth L. De Tine Nancy K. Kaye Hilary G. Robbins Anna H. Wells Trustee and Fellows Subcommittee Jeffrey D. Kane, Chair Rosalyne S. Bernstein Beth L. De Tine William D. Hamill Samuel A. Ladd III Leonard M. Nelson Kevin P. O'Connell Christopher N. Robinson Hans Underdahl Owen W. Wells Human Resources Committee Pamela S. Davis, Chair Peter Bennett Nathan Clark John F. Isacke Samuel A. Ladd III

Fund Volunteers Friends of the Collection Peggy L. Osher, Honorary Chair Rosalyne S. Bernstein David Bischoff Barbara T. Schenkel

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Investment Committee Hans Underdahl, Chair Scott M. Black Lewis P. Cabot Martha E. Dumont William D. Hamill John F. Isacke Harry W. Konkel

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Alexander Krieckhaus James L. Moody, Jr. John P. Moore Robert S. Nanovic Leonard M. Nelson Lisa M. Rideout Christopher N. Robinson Learning and Interpretation Committee Linda L. Baker Donna Cassidy Corliss Chastain Pamela S. Davis Cathie Fallona Cathy Gueren Patricia Hagge Kelly Hrenko Bree LaCasse Mary Anne Lloyd Nancy Marino Daniel Minter Peggy L. Osher Carol Patterson Emily Serway Allison Villani Anna H. Wells Docents Italics indicate Homer Studio Tour Guides Janice Adler Janet Aliapoulios Linda Atkinson Linda Baker Claudia Bantz Joan Bragdon Jacqueline Bucar Anne Bussey Carole Clark Mary Collins Ted Connelly Judy Crosby Judy Cutler Joan Donner Margarete Driver Sy Epstein June Farrow Nancy Foss Joe Frazer Mickey Friedman Linda Frinsko Karla Fuchs Caroline Hendry Cheryl Higgins Barbara Hoppin Barbara Horton Sharyn Howell Jane Hurst Darlene Jarrell Barbara Jennings Mary Karatsanos* Yelitza Karolyi David Karraker Alison Kenway Claire Knox Claire Lambert Kirsten Larsson-Turley Tom Leonhardt Joan Lewis Sally Lofving Dick Manning Nancy Marino Cathy Martin Joe McKenna Sally McGonagle Monica Meenan Kenneth Mehler Jacqueline Merrill Marti Meyers David Murray Bonnie Nolan Carolyn Outwin

Beth Owens Gill Page Carol Patterson Rhonda Pearle Joan Plummer Ted Poland Caroline Pratt Janet Richardson Linda Roberts Susan Rudy Kathleen Rummler* Beth Sanders Barbara Schenkel Wendy Seltzer Stephen Shapiro Kathy Sheehan Ann B. Smith Susan Smith Judy Tripp Barbara Tully Betsey Van Gundy Fred Winne Sue Yandell Development Volunteers Community Partners, Inc. Library Volunteers Doris Chapman Lenore Rapkin PMA Store Volunteer Barbara Kriger Visitor Experience Volunteers Janice Adler Linda Atkinson Anne Babineau Jan Baker Linda Baker Claudia Bantz Mary Beck Kelley Boero Bill Brennan Anne Bussey Fritzi Cohen* Leah Cohen Mary Collins Ted Connelly Judy Cutler Joan Donner June Farrow Nancy Foss Mickey Friedman Linda Frinsko Karla Fuchs Mary Gianibas Joan Hatch Cheryl Higgins Barbara Hoppin Charlotte Hurley Jane Hurst Hilary Jacobs Darlene Jarrell Barbara Jennings Mary Karatsanos* David Karraker Nancy Kaye Claire Knox Barbara Kriger Marion Lawson Tom Leonhardt Sally Lincoln Sally Lofving Matt Lorello Dick Manning Cathy Martin Marjorie Maurer Joe McKenna Sally McGonagle Therese McNeill Monica Meenan Jacqueline Merrill

David Murray Bonnie Nolan Carolyn Outwin Beth Owens Gill Page Carol Patterson Rhonda Pearle Ted Poland Caroline Pratt Janet Richardson Beth Sanders Wendy Seltzer Steve Shapiro Ann Smith Susan Smith Judy Tripp Barbara Tully Senya Welch Sue Yandell

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Elizabeth Albert Tatiana Aviles Bronwyn Bachman Dana Baldwin Alice Barrett Michael Belluzzi Aaron Berger Mark Bessire Eddy Bolz John-Paul Bourque Jeffrey Bowden Heidi Brady Margaret Braswell Hayley Brennan Caitlin Brooke Richard Buck Anne Buckwalter Kaitlyn Burch Margaret Burgess Timothy Burns Conrad Carpenter William Cary John Clemente Patricia Cobb James Cobleigh Clara Cohan Edmondson Cole Kimberly Convery Annelise Conway James Cote Erin Damon Susan Danly Julie Davidson Andrew DeVecchio Laura Dunn John Eder Julia Einstein Shawn Emerick Danielle Farr Corey Fenders James Fereira Emily Friedman Lindsay Garcia Eric Gartmayer Jean Graves Jennifer Graves Amatus Habonimana Ariel Hagan Benjamin Halstead Shawn Higgins Nicholas Houghton Brien Hoye Joanna Hoyt Allyson Humphrey Elizabeth Jones Timothy Jones Lauren Jordan Ethan Kauffman Christopher Kelleher James Kennedy Kris Kenow Lawrence Kimball

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*Deceased All lists are current as of April 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to recognize donors accurately. If you have any questions or corrections please contact Anne Buckwalter in the Development Office at 207-699-4987 or abuckwalter@portlandmuseum.org.

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CANNON ROCK SESSIONS: WEATHER July 2013 Prouts Neck, Maine

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In July the PMA will debut Cannon Rock Sessions, a biennial program inspired by the magnificent Maine coast and Winslow Homer’s Studio on Prouts Neck. This program will feature a five-day residency for two “visiting minds,” who lead a series of intimate community conversations around a given theme. This inaugural year of the program focuses on the theme weather. The week’s culminating event will be a Summer Dialogue, which is open to the public and held at the PMA. The program’s title references a distinctive site, Cannon Rock, immortalized by Homer in an 1895 painting. This landmark, cannon-shaped rock is still visible from the Cliff Walk near the Studio. Cannon Rock Sessions are designed to explore diverse disciplines and reach new audiences, using the dramatic site of Homer’s Studio to spark conversations around a theme. The PMA is proud to announce its first visiting minds: Anna Hepler and Don Perkins. Maine artist Anna Hepler’s work was featured in the 2010 PMA solo Circa exhibition, Anna Hepler: Makeshift, which included one of the more memorable installations at the PMA. Hepler’s piece The Great Haul, a large, handsewn plastic net, was hung from the clerestory in the museum’s Selma Wolf Black Great Hall and reached almost to the floor. As Gulf of Maine Research Institute’s (GMRI) president and CEO, Don Perkins thinks both locally and globally about marine resources and the Gulf of Maine, incorporating strategic science, education, and the challenges of ocean stewardship and economic growth. Hepler and Perkins will be in residence at the Black Point Inn, within walking distance of Winslow Homer's Studio at Prouts Neck, from Sunday, July 28, through Friday, August 2. The museum will facilitate conversations between Hepler and Perkins and small community groups, made up of artists, scientists, educators, writers, and marine workers, in order to foster an engaging dialogue about different approaches to the concept of weather.

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Join us in the museum’s Bernard Osher Foundation Auditorium on Thursday, August 1, at 6:30 p.m. for the Cannon Rock Sessions culminating event. Summer Dialogue features our inaugural Cannon Rock Sessions participants, Anna Hepler and Don Perkins, synthesizing and sharing ideas discovered during their residency and explored in community conversations on the topic of weather. This program is free and open to the public.

Anna Hepler image courtesy of Luli Calame. Don Perkins image courtesy of Petri Tuohimaa. Cannon Rock Sessions is supported by the Sam L. Cohen Foundation and the Charles Evan Hughes Memorial Foundation, Inc. Winslow Homer Studio programming is supported by the Lunder Homer Education Endowment. Corporate Sponsor:

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Art in Process July 31, August 1, and August 2 Six high school art and science teachers will participate in a program that involves intensive study of Winslow Homer’s art and his life in Maine. A workshop will prepare teachers to introduce their students to an interdisciplinary art and science unit inspired by Homer and Cannon Rock Sessions. By studying Homer’s career and understanding how the Maine coast informed his art, high school students will develop new ways of looking at their own environments and learn to make personal connections to their own important places. Art in Process is supported by the Sam L. Cohen Foundation and the Charles Evan Hughes Memorial Foundation, Inc. Winslow Homer Studio programming is supported by the Lunder Homer Education Endowment.

Studio Receives Preservation Accolades The Winslow Homer Studio has been honored with a Preservation Award from the Victorian Society in America (VSA), an organization devoted to the conservation and interpretation of the country’s 19th-century cultural heritage. In its notification letter, the VSA recognized that “the museum’s acquisition of this neglected structure and its state-of-the-art rehabilitation was a lengthy and expensive undertaking, but the result is a textbook study in how such a complex project should be handled. Equally important . . . are the interpretive tours of the Studio now offered to the public.”

Six talented and motivated young artists from Portland, Deering, and Casco Bay High Schools have been nominated by their art teachers to participate in a three-week studio program at the PMA. The Homer High School Fellows program uses the Winslow Homer Studio as inspiration and creates a community of teens in the museum this summer. The students will view renowned works of art in the museum’s collection, participate in the inaugural Cannon Rock Sessions, and create a body of work in the media of their choice while working in their own studio at PMA. In addition, Homer High School Fellows will create interpretive tools that represent teen perspectives in the galleries. Homer High School Fellows is supported by the Sam L. Cohen Foundation and the Charles Evan Hughes Memorial Foundation, Inc.

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Winslow Homer Studio Tours Tickets for summer and fall seasons are now available! Advanced registration is required. No refunds or exchanges. PMA member: $30 Non-member: $55 For reservations, please call (207) 775-6148. Summer Season June 23 through September 4, 2013 Mondays & Fridays Tour times: 10:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. Fall Season September 4 through October 15, 2013 Saturdays & Sundays Tour times: 10:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. Mondays & Fridays Tour times: 10:30 a.m., 11:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. October 16 through December 1, 2013 Wednesday through Sunday Tour times: 10:30 a.m., 11:45 a.m. and 2 p.m.

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PMA members are invited to take a chance on winning this incredible opportunity—dinner at the Winslow Homer Studio for you and 11 of your guests. Only 200 tickets will be sold! Tickets are $200 each, and all proceeds will directly help the museum fulfill its mission to enrich lives through acquisition, preservation, and interpretation of the visual arts. The winner will receive a private dinner for 12 at the historic Winslow Homer Studio, fully catered by Aurora Provisions (date to be mutually agreed upon by winner and PMA). Tickets go on sale June 1 and may be purchased at the Visitor Experience Desk or by calling (207) 775-6148. Remember, only 200 tickets will be sold—once they’re gone, they’re gone!

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LATEST NEWS Gallery Reinstallation: A New Look in the Galleries On your next visit to the PMA, you will notice dramatic changes in the galleries on the second and third floors of the Charles Shipman Payson Building. Over the past few months, the curators have taken the opportunity to reinstall parts of the PMA’s permanent collection, with more changes yet to come. On the second floor, Chief Curator and Curator of American Art Karen Sherry has returned Winslow Homer’s magisterial Weatherbeaten to the Judy and Al Glickman Gallery, placing this stunning work with a formidable group of 20thcentury marine paintings by American artists who were inspired by Homer’s art to travel to the Maine coast. The neighboring David and Eva Bradford Gallery and passageways feature other examples of American modernism in thematic groupings of figural works, urban imagery, and leisure scenes. On the third floor, visitors will find many changes as well. In January, we inaugurated a dedicated gallery for works on paper in the William Dette Hamill Gallery, where displays will rotate several times per year to protect the museum’s most light-sensitive collections. In other third floor galleries, Curator of Contemporary and Modern Art Jessica May installed paintings and sculpture from our holdings of post-1950 art along with several long-term loans including paintings by Ellsworth Kelly and Portland-based artist Greg Parker. In one of the most significant changes in the building, paintings were hung across from the third floor overlook. Next time you walk into the museum, look up and you may be surprised to find paintings by Katherine Bradford and Scott Davis hovering high above. The museum is making these gallery changes partly to accommodate more works of art from our ever-growing collection, but also as part of the PMA Collection Initiative, a multi-year project to reinstall the museum's collections throughout the building. We look forward to continuing to refine and reinstall over the next three years, trying out new interpretive approaches, and offering you the opportunity to see beloved works of art from a fresh perspective.

PMA Collections on the Road You might notice that some of your favorite works of art from the PMA collection periodically disappear from the galleries. The following “gallery standards” are just some of the works traveling this year for special exhibitions at other institutions, where they can be shared with diverse audiences. Lending to other museums also helps the PMA when we want to borrow works of art for exhibitions we organize. If your summer travels take you to the places listed below, be sure to visit these PMA favorites in their temporary locations. Winslow Homer, Sharpshooter, 1863 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Civil War and American Art exhibition, May 2–September 7, 2013 Rockwell Kent, Wreck of the D. T. Sheridan, circa 1949 Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, Jamie Wyeth, Rockwell Kent, and Monhegan exhibition, June 15–November 7, 2013

Winslow Homer (United States, 1836–1910), Sharpshooter, 1863, oil on canvas, 12¼ x 16½ inches. Gift of Barbro and Bernard Osher, 1992.41

N.C. Wyeth, Dark Harbor Fishermen, 1943 Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, Vermont, Wyeth: Vertigo exhibition, June 22–October 31, 2013 Frederic Edwin Church, Mount Katahdin from Millinocket Camp, 1895 Olana, Hudson, New York, Maine Sublime: Frederic Edwin Church’s Landscapes of Mount Desert and Mount Katahdin exhibition, June 9–October 31, 2013

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The Art of Giving Great Service On March 18, PMA staff participated in “The Art of Giving Great Service,” a customer service workshop facilitated by Zingerman’s, an Ann Arbor company famous for its unique business model centered around customer service. Ari Weinzweig, one of Zingerman’s founding partners, led the Visitor Experience and Protection Services staff (as well as select staff from every department in the museum) through a series of activities and discussions designed to improve the visitor experience at the PMA. This workshop was part of a continuing effort to focus on giving our visitors the best possible museum experience every time they come through the doors or call us on the phone. Please let us know how we are doing—we want to hear from you!

Book Award for Maine Moderns Maine Moderns: Art in Seguinland, 1900–1940, by Susan Danly and Libby Bischof, has been awarded first prize in the art and photography category of the New England Society Book Awards. The catalogue was published by the Portland Museum of Art and Yale University Press in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name held June 4 through September 11, 2011, at the PMA. The book and exhibition explored the art of Alfred Stieglitz’s circle of modernist artists and the pictorialist photographers from Boston and New York who gathered in Phippsburg and Georgetown, Maine, in the years 1900–1940. Authors and curators Susan Danly and Libby Bischof received the award at a luncheon at the Grolier Club in New York at the annual meeting of the New England Society.

Dr. Alfred Osher Reading Room The PMA is pleased to introduce the Dr. Alfred Osher Reading Room and its companion study room in the museum’s McLellan House. Visitors are invited to take a seat in a comfortable chair or at the reading table to browse through books about the museum’s collections and exhibitions, intended to connect visitors to the art they see around them.

The PMA is saddened by the loss of Charles “Chip” Homer Willauer, who passed away on February 14, 2013. Chip was an integral member of the PMA family, a pillar of the Winslow Homer Studio Campaign, and a leader of the Prouts Neck community. Chip was born in Boston in 1938 and spent summers at Prouts Neck with his family his entire life. He was an avid sailor, and he served as commodore of the Prouts Neck Yacht Club, president of the Prouts Neck Association, and warden of St. James Church. The great-grandnephew of Winslow Homer, Chip sold the Homer Studio to the PMA in 2006 and was a critical part of the campaign to restore and preserve this icon of American art history. He was thrilled with the completion of this project and the attention it received locally and nationally. Chip was a loyal supporter of the museum and its efforts, exhibitions, and programs. He will be greatly missed.

A L L A G E S : D R A W, B E I N S P I R E D Wednesdays: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The PMA has proudly contributed the remainder of the book collection to the Joanne Waxman Library at the Maine College of Art.

Become a PMA Docent If you think you would enjoy working with students of all ages and helping them to discover art at the Portland Museum of Art, consider joining the PMA Docents. No prior experience with art is necessary, just flexibility, dedication, and a desire to learn. Further information and application materials can be found at www.portlandmuseum.org on August 15.

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This summer, the museum unveils the new PMA Art Cart, a fun, dropin art program available Wednesdays from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Designed for all ages, the PMA Art Cart encourages visitors to sit and draw in the galleries—finding inspiration on the walls around them! Each afternoon, the PMA Art Cart will be in a different gallery, where visitors can explore the permanent collection. Visit the Visitor Experience Desk in the Selma Wolf Black Great Hall for the PMA Art Cart’s location; art supplies are provided.

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Tuesday, June 18 6:30 p.m. Holiday Inn By the Bay $10 PMA members/$15 non-members In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Charles Shipman Payson Building, the PMA welcomes the building’s architect Henry N. Cobb as the 2013 Bernard Osher Lecture Series speaker. In this illustrated lecture, Cobb will discuss Portland’s streets and squares and the ongoing discourse between the memory of the city’s past, preoccupation with its present, and dream of its future. Henry Cobb is one of three founding principals of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. His architectural practice has embraced a wide variety of building types in cities across North America and around the world, including the John Hancock Tower, Boston (1976); John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse, Boston (1998); and Center for Government and International Studies, Harvard University (2005). Cobb is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, academician of the National Academy of Design, and president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He has received the Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize in Architecture, the Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education, and an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from Bowdoin College. The annual Bernard Osher Lecture Series is made possible by the Peggy and Harold Osher Family Endowment at the Portland Museum of Art. Top: Image Courtesy of Maine Historic Preservation Commission. Bottom: Photo by Craig Becker.

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Book Signings at the PMA Nature & Culture: The Art of Joel Babb with Joel Babb and Art Writer Carl Little

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Friday, June 14 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Bernard Osher Foundation Auditorium Free admission Nature & Culture: The Art of Joel Babb (University Press of New England, 2013) offers an in-depth portrait of a major American realist painter who depicts two distinct worlds with equal brilliance: urban landscapes and the Maine wilderness. This monograph is one of the fullest considerations of a contemporary American master, with essays and appreciations by novelist Anita Shreve, natural historian Bernd Heinrich, art historian Christopher Crosman, and art writer Carl Little. The book will also be available in the PMA Store and online at store.portlandmuseum.org for $45 PMA members/$50 non-members.

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Maine Artist Dahlov Ipcar Saturday, July 20 10 a.m. to noon PMA Store Free admission Come meet Dahlov Ipcar, one of Maine’s most beloved artists and children’s book illustrators and have her sign your favorites! Ipcar’s children’s books and other merchandise, including the 2014 calendar Dahlov Ipcar: Full Circle, will be available for purchase in the PMA Store and online at store.portlandmuseum.org. The calendar will be available for $13.50 PMA members/$14.99 non-members.

Launch of Always In Season: Twelve Months of Fresh Recipes from the Farmer's Markets of New England Thursday, August 15 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Bernard Osher Foundation Auditorium Free admission Celebrate the launch of Always in Season: Twelve Months of Fresh Recipes from the Farmer's Markets of New England, a new cookbook written by Elise Richer and illustrated by Portland artist Teresa Lagrange. The cookbook leads us through the seasons, month by month, delivering delicious recipes that feature produce available at local farmer's markets. Meet the author and illustrator while sampling a few seasonal recipes from the cookbook. The cookbook will also be available in the PMA Store and online at store. portlandmuseum.org for $24.25 PMA members/$26.95 non-members.

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Lecture on Tanzanian Art with Dr. Aimée Bessire Saturday, June 8 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Bernard Osher Foundation Auditorium Free for PMA members In this PMA members-only event, hear from Dr. Aimée Bessire on Tanzanian art in conjunction with the exhibition Shangaa: Art of Tanzania, which opens June 8 in the third and fourth floor galleries. Dr. Bessire is a professor of African arts and culture at Bates College and holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in African Art from Harvard University. She is the founder and co-executive director of Africa Schoolhouse, a nonprofit organization that helps children in remote parts of Africa gain access to education. The first project of Africa Schoolhouse is building a school for more than 600 children in the village of Ntulya, Tanzania.

Art Up Close: Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Shangaa: Art of Tanzania Tuesday, June 11 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Free for Contemporaries members, $25 for guests The Contemporaries will join Dr. Aimée Bessire for an exclusive tour of Shangaa: Art of Tanzania. Guests will hear about works in the exhibition and learn about their context in the history of African art and the culture of Tanzania.

Director’s Circle Evening with Dr. Aimée Bessire and Oscar Mokeme Wednesday, July 10 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Free for Director’s Circle members Oscar Mokeme, director of the Museum of African Culture in Portland, and Dr. Aimée Bessire will co-host a special program for Director’s Circle members in conjunction with the exhibition Shangaa: Art of Tanzania. The evening will include a private tour of the exhibition, a traditional African mask performance, and a reception for guests. Space is limited.

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Friends of the Collection Exhibition Tour Thursday, August 8 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free for Friends of the Collection donors Supporters of the Friends of the Collection are invited to a private tour of The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism with Margaret Burgess, the Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Associate Curator of European Art. Margaret will lead the group through the exhibition and discuss the significance of this important collection. Invitations to Friends of the Collection will follow.

Contemporaries’ Midsummer Party Thursday, July 18 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Joan B. Burns Sculpture Garden Free for Contemporaries members, $25 for guests Contemporaries will don their best summer attire for the annual Midsummer party. This year, members will enjoy a private viewing of The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism, as well as signature cocktails and gourmet hors d’œuvres in the Joan B. Burns Sculpture Garden on High Street. Invitations to current Contemporaries members will follow.

A Weekend on Monhegan Island Friday, July 19, through Sunday, July 21 For 1882 Circle members Members of the 1882 Circle are invited for a July weekend event on Monhegan Island. The group will be accompanied by Director Mark Bessire, Chief Curator and Curator of American Art Karen Sherry, and Curator of Contemporary and Modern Art Jessica May. The trip includes a walking tour of artists’ studios, a tour and reception at the Monhegan Museum with director Ed Deci, and a trip to Jamie Wyeth’s house, as well as time to explore the incredible natural beauty and vibrant artistic community of the island.

Opposite, top to bottom: Makonde, Tanzania, Mask, Foreigner, 20th century, wood, pigment, 12 inches. Private Collection, USA. Sukuma, Tanzania, Thumb Piano, undated, wood, metal, 11 x 7 inches. Collection of the QCC Art Gallery, the City University of New York. Above: Paul Gauguin (France, 1848–1903), The Seed of Areoi, 1892, oil on burlap, 36 1/4 x 28 3/8 inches. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. © The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection.

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PMA Picks Select Wednesdays at 11 a.m. Meet in the Selma Wolf Black Great Hall. This program is an opportunity for PMA staff to share insights and behind-the-scenes stories and discuss artwork with visitors. 6/12: Rae Reimer, Visitor Experience Associate 6/26: Chris Kelleher, Security Officer 7/10: Shawn Emerick, Security Supervisor 7/24: Rachel McDonald, Visitor Experience Associate 8/7: Caitlin Brooke, Coordinator of Brand Strategy 8/21: Anna Schember, Development Coordinator

ic Pubrlams Prog What Do You Think? Select Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. Meet in the Selma Wolf Black Great Hall. Visitors are invited to study and discuss one work of art on view in the galleries. Conversation continues over lunch in the PMA CafĂŠ. 6/6: Isles of Shoals by Frederick Childe Hassam 7/11: Guardian Figures by Sukuma culture 8/1: Female Figure (Nungu) by Chaga culture

Curator Talks Select weekdays at noon. Meet in the Selma Wolf Black Great Hall. Join PMA curators as they provide short lectures on special exhibitions at the PMA. 6/20: Mark Bessire, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania 6/28: Margaret Burgess, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism 7/17: Mark Bessire, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania 7/26: Margaret Burgess, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism 8/8: Mark Bessire, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania 8/15: Margaret Burgess, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism

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Gallery Talks Select Fridays at 6 p.m. and Saturdays at 1 p.m. Meet in the Selma Wolf Black Great Hall. Experience the PMA in new ways with Gallery Talks. Engage with works of art, learn about the various artists, and explore different cultures and ideas. Led by PMA Docents and special guests; talks last 45 minutes. 6/1: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Claudia Bantz 6/15: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Sy Epstein 6/22: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism—To Fauve or Not to Fauve by Judy Cutler and David Karraker 7/13: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Sy Epstein 7/19: Masterpieces of Modern Art from The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Susan Rudy 7/20: American Artists in The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Carol Patterson 7/26: American Artists in The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Carol Patterson 7/27: Shangaa: Art of Tanzania: Art as a Communication Tool by Oscar Mokeme, director, Museum of African Culture 8/2: André Derain and the Fauves by Linda Frinsko 8/3: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Linda Roberts 8/9: Masterpieces of Modern Art from The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Susan Rudy 8/10: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Sy Epstein 8/16: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Linda Roberts 8/17: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Claudia Bantz 8/24: Shangaa: Art of Tanzania and the Healing Power of the Arts by Oscar Mokeme, director, Museum of African Culture

Artist Interventions Select Free Fridays at 5 p.m. Please visit the Visitor Experience Desk for program location. A team of artists from the 2013 Portland Museum of Art Biennial: Piece Work will design “happenings” in the galleries that share the artists’ creative process and change the way you see the PMA. 6/28: Adriane Herman 7/12: Crystal Cawley 8/23: Caleb Charland Artist Interventions are made possible by the Peggy L. Osher Education Endowment at the Portland Museum of Art. Media Sponsor:

Opposite, clockwise from top: Image courtesy of ©Nathan Eldridge Photography. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (France, 1864–1901), M. de Lauradour, 1897, oil and gouache on cardboard, 26¾ x 32½ inches. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. © The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The William S. Paley Collection. Sagara, Tanzania, Figurative Container, Female, undated, wood, cloth, beads, 10¼ inches. Private Collection, Germany. This page, top to bottom: Tongwe, Tanzania, Figure on Stool, Female, undated, wood, 26¾ inches. Private Collection, Austria. Image courtesy of ©Nathan Eldridge Photography.

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6/1 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Claudia Bantz, 1 p.m.

EVERY MONTH General PMA Tours take place daily at 2 p.m. Meet in the Selma Wolf Black Great Hall. Gallery Talks take place on selected Saturdays at 1 p.m. Led by PMA Docents, talks last about 45 minutes and replace the scheduled tour that day. See page 35 or visit the website for a complete listing of Gallery Talks. PMA Movies are screened Fridays at 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Visit pmamovies.org for additional special features and all coming attractions. Tickets are $7. Media Sponsor: WCLZ. PMA Art Cart is a fun, drop-in art program available Wednesdays from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Designed for all ages. Friday evenings are free. Free Fridays are made possible through the generous support of Patricia and Cyrus Hagge and . All programs are free with PMA admission unless otherwise indicated.

6/6 What Do You Think? Isles of Shoals by Frederick Childe Hassam, 11:30 a.m. 6/8 Shangaa: Art of Tanzania opens Lecture on Tanzanian Art with Dr. AimĂŠe Bessire, 6 p.m. 6/11 Art Up Close: Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Shangaa: Art of Tanzania for Contemporaries Members, 6 p.m. 6/12 PMA Picks: Rae Reimer, Visitor Experience Associate, 11 a.m. 6/15 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Sy Epstein, 1 p.m. 6/18 Bernard Osher Lecture Series: Henry N. Cobb: The Streets of Falmouth Neck: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, 6:30 p.m. 6/20 Curator Talk: Mark Bessire, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania, noon Nature & Culture: The Art of Joel Babb Book Signing, 5 p.m.

Tickets: $7 Friday: 6:30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 2 p.m. (Unless otherwise listed)

6/22 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernismâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;To Fauve or Not to Fauve by Judy Cutler and David Karraker, 1 p.m.

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6/23 Winslow Homer Studio Summer Tours begin

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6/26 PMA Picks: Chris Kelleher, Security Officer, 11 a.m. 6/28 Curator Talk: Margaret Burgess, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism, noon Artist Interventions: Adriane Herman, 5 p.m.

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J U LY 7/8 Homer High School Fellows begin 7/10 PMA Picks: Shawn Emerick, Security Supervisor, 11 a.m. Director’s Circle Evening with Dr. Aimée Bessire and Oscar Mokeme, 6 p.m. 7/11 What Do You Think? Guardian Figures by Sukuma culture, 11:30 a.m. 7/12 Homer High School Fellows end Artist Interventions: Crystal Cawley, 5 p.m. 7/13 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Sy Epstein, 1 p.m. 7/17 Curator Talk: Mark Bessire, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania, noon 7/18 Contemporaries’ Midsummer Party, 6 p.m. 7/19, 7/20 & 7/21 A Weekend on Monhegan Island

7/19 Gallery Talk: Masterpieces of Modern Art from The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Susan Rudy, 6 p.m. 7/20 Dahlov Ipcar Book Signing, 10 a.m. to noon Gallery Talk: American Artists in The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Carol Patterson, 1 p.m. 7/24 PMA Picks: Rachel McDonald, Visitor Experience Associate, 11 a.m. 7/26 Curator Talk: Margaret Burgess, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism, noon Gallery Talk: American Artists in The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Carol Patterson, 6 p.m. 7/27 Gallery Talk: Shangaa: Art of Tanzania: Art as a Communication Tool by Oscar Mokeme, director, Museum of African Culture, 1 p.m. 7/28 Cannon Rock Sessions begin 7/31 Art in Process

Karagwe, Tanzania, Bull, undated, iron, 7¾ x 12 inches. Private Collection, Belgium.

ON VIEW NOW & UPCOMING The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism On View through September 8, 2013 Shangaa: Art of Tanzania June 8–August 25, 2013 Ahmed Alsoudani: Redacted September 7–December 8, 2013 Winslow Homer’s Civil War September 7–December 8, 2013 2013 Portland Museum of Art Biennial: Piece Work October 3, 2013–January 5, 2014 Amy Stacey Curtis: 9 walks October 3, 2013–January 5, 2014

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8/1 Cannon Rock Sessions end Art in Process What Do You Think? Female Figure (Nungu) by Chaga culture

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Cannon Rock Sessions Summer Dialogue, 6:30 p.m. Free Wi-Fi. Wireless access made possible by Unified Technologies.

8/2 Art in Process Gallery Talk: André Derain and the Fauves by Linda Frinsko, 6 p.m. 8/3 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Linda Roberts, 1 p.m. 8/7 PMA Picks: Caitlin Brooke, Coordinator of Brand Strategy, 11 a.m. 8/8 Curator Talk: Mark Bessire, Shangaa: Art of Tanzania, noon

8/10 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Sy Epstein, 1 p.m. 8/15 Curator Talk: Margaret Burgess, The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism, noon Always In Season: Twelve Months of Fresh Recipes from the Farmer's Markets of New England Cookbook Launch, 6 p.m.

Friends of the Collection Exhibition Tour of The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism, 3 p.m.

8/16 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Linda Roberts, 6 p.m.

8/9 Gallery Talk: Masterpieces of Modern Art from The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Susan Rudy, 1 p.m.

8/17 Gallery Talk: The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism by Claudia Bantz, 1 p.m. 8/21 PMA Picks: Anna Schember, Development Coordinator, 11 a.m. 8/23 Artist Interventions: Caleb Charland, 5 p.m.

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8/24 Gallery Talk: Shangaa: Art of Tanzania: Healing Power of the Arts by Oscar Mokeme, director, Museum of African Culture, 1 p.m.

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Monday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Memorial Day to Columbus Day only) Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Admission Members: Free Adults: $12 Seniors (65+) and Students with ID: $10 Youth ages 13-17: $6 Children 12 and under: Free Free Fridays are from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission to the PMA Store and PMA Café by Aurora Provisions is always free.

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Near Andersonville: Winslow Homer’s Civil War By Dr. Peter H. Wood, Professor Emeritus in History, Duke University

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September 26, 2013, 6 p.m. $10 PMA members/ $15 non-member

Above: Winslow Homer (United States, 1836–1910), Sharpshooter (detail), 1863, oil on canvas, 12¼ x 16½ inches. Gift of Barbro and Bernard Osher, 1992.41. Below: Image courtesy of ©Nathan Eldridge Photography.

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CANNON ROCK SESSIONS: WEATHER Summer Dialogue AUGUST 1, 6:30 PM

Cannon Rock Sessions is supported by the Sam L. Cohen Foundation and the Charles Evan Hughes Memorial Foundation, Inc. Winslow Homer Studio programming is supported by the Lunder Homer Education Endowment. Corporate Sponsor: