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NOTE FROM THE

E XECUTIVE DIREC TOR Thank you for another wonderful year at the Bray! We have many accomplishments in 2023 to celebrate as well as big plans in store for 2024. Your support and friendship make it all possible! It has been a joy getting to know many of you during my 18 months at the Bray. Here are some of our top accomplishments in 2023.

First, I am pleased to share that we welcomed 34 artists to the Bray in 2023 from across the country and globe. It was a daily inspiration to watch them experiment, take risks, and expand.

In partnership with our community of current and past resident artists, we continue to enhance our educational programming by opening pathways to participation.

Last summer’s First Fire program this was at the heart of this effort.

Joining the group of 6 native artists from across the country we had high school students from Lame Deer, Montana, working alongside and an amazing group of students from MAPS who came to film and make a great documentary.

In the fall, we kicked off a large-scale project centered on preserving and sharing our rich permanent collection of art from Bray resident artists. Our collection of 1000+ pieces of ceramic art spans over 73 years and while the works have been

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carefully protected, the collection has never been activated. We are beginning the work of documenting and cataloging each of the pieces in our collection and making this amazing historical resource available to artists, scholars, and researchers alike.

Our collection contains so many formative works from a stellar collection of important artists, works that for the most part have rarely been seen. It is quite the treasure trove and will help cement the state of Montana as one of the birthplaces of the Modern Ceramic Art movement.

material development in support of the field to the forefront.

Again, thank you for all that you do to support all of us at the Bray.

We stand on the brink of a bright new chapter and we are so glad to have you with us.

Warmest regards,

Rebecca Harvey

Our overarching theme for 2024 is innovation. We are thrilled to announce the Bray Gallery: Downtown, which opened this spring in the heart of downtown Helena. It will feature a widerange of ceramic art made by current and former Bray residents. The space will also be a wonderful way to educate our local community and visitors about the Bray’s long history and direct traffic to our main campus.

Innovation is also a key driver in our goal to fold the Bray Clay Business into the broader mission of the Bray. Our clay business not only serves our current and past resident artists but also schools and universities across the Western States. Plans include additional space for research that will allow us to move ceramic

Rebecca Harvey

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUE TIRRELL, Chair MICHAEL SHERRILL, Vice Chair LAURIE EKANGER, Secretary HEATHER HUDSON, Treasurer Joan Anderson Chris Antemann Wayne Boeck Kimberly Feig Sam Harvey Giselle Hicks David Hiltner Randi O’Brien Brooks Oliver Louise Rosenfield Sanjit Sethi Lisa Simon Kirsten Smith Scott Wessel Sandy Wikle

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THE MISSION The Archie Bray Foundation is actively committed to promoting, celebrating, and sustaining the ceramic arts through the residency program, education, gallery, ceramic materials and technology, and community engagement on a local, national, and international scale. In the words of Archie himself, The Bray makes available, “for all who are seriously and sincerely interested in any of the branches of the ceramic arts, a fine place to work”.

THE FACILITIES All resident artists receive free studio space, access to a vast range of kilns and equipment, exhibition opportunities and promotion, discounts on materials and firings, and access to a clay manufacturing facility. The organization also has substantial international impact, bringing together artists from all around the world, providing them with the facilities and freedom to explore their creative voices. Since its inception, more than 600 ceramic artists have come to The Bray to work.

THE FOUNDATION Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts (The Bray) was founded at the foothills of the Montana Rockies in 1951 by entrepreneur, brickmaker, and avid arts patron Archie Bray, who intended it to be a place to “make available for all who are seriously interested in the ceramic arts, a fine place to work.” The primary mission is to provide an environment and connection with other serious artists that stimulates creative work in ceramics.

Located on the site of the former Western Clay Manufacturing Company, the 26-acre historic brickyard campus has more than 17 buildings, including a 12,000-square-foot resident artist studio facility, a new education and research facility, multiple sales and exhibition galleries, renovated administrative offices, and a facility for ceramic retail and manufacturing.

The property is open to artists, students, gallery visitors, and ceramic supply customers, as well as the general public for classes, gallery visits, retail activity, self-guided tours, and structured group visits.

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ARCHIE BRAY STAFF REBECCA HARVEY, Executive Director ALLISON ROWLAND, Administrative Coordinator AMANDA WILKEY, Communications Manager ASHLYNN MORAN, Gallery Sales Assistant AVERY MICKEY, The Bray Gallery: Downtown, Coord.

BEN CARTER, Podcast Producer BILL WILKEY, Clay Production Assistant BRAD ROBINSON, Administrative Manager CHUCK AYDLETT, Clay Business/Facilities COLE COLLIER, Clay Business Online Manager DAVID PETERS, Clay Business Director EMMETT BROWN, Clay Business Assistant HENRY PRENTISS, Clay Production Assistant JAKE BRODSKY, Studio & Classroom Facilitator JASON BURNETT, Events & Exhibitions Manager JON BASHIOUM, Clay Business Bookkeeper JORDAN THORNTON, Events & Exhibitions Asst. Mgr. JOSH REEDER, Clay Production Assistant LINDSEY PANKRATZ, Clay Business Assistant LIA MENDEZ, Gallery Sales Assistant LISA MYAYA, Finance Associate PERRY HAAS, Facilites & Studio Manager STEPHANIE SEGUIN, Education Manager SUNSHINE COBB, Resident Coordinator TERESA AMSBAUGH, Development Officer TODD PENTICO, Clay Business Retail Manager TRACY COSGROVE, Finance Director ZAC NICKMAN, Clay Production Assistant

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THE HISTORY Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Bray is located three miles from downtown Helena, Montana, on the site of the former Western Clay Manufacturing Company.

Set against the wooded foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the 26-acre former brickyard is internationally recognized as a gathering place for emerging and established ceramic artists.

The nearby mountains and historic brick factory ruins provide a backdrop for the creative environment; more important is the dynamic arts community created by the resident artists that continue to come to The Bray to work, share experiences, and explore new ideas.

A NEW ATTITUDE TOWARDS CLAY.

Rudy Autio, Lillian Boschen and Peter Voulkos were the first resident managers of The Bray. The volume and quality of their work drew attention to the new program and attracted many talented and ambitious potters. A landmark workshop in 1952, with potters Shoji Hamada and Bernard Leach, and philosopher Soetsu Yanagi, had a profound influence on both Autio and Voulkos. Neither had seen clay treated so loosely and freely.

SINCE ITS INCEPTION, THE BRAY HAS DRAWN MORE THAN 600 CERAMIC ARTISTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.

These include such well-known ceramists as Betty Woodman, Theaster Gates, Jun Kaneko, Virgil Ortiz, Patti Warashina, John and Andrea Gill, Cauleen Smith, Eva Kwong, Sharif Bey, Beth Cavener, Chris Antemann, Chris Staley, Zemer Peled and Akio Takamori among many others.

EXPANSION OF PROGRAMS:

Directors Ken Ferguson, David Shaner, and Dave Cornell worked hard at The Bray in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, to establish a sound financial base by selling pots, clay, and ceramic supplies, and by offering classes and workshops. Kurt Weiser’s tenure as Resident Director at The Bray from 1977 to 1988 saw an expansion of the clay business with Chip Clawson as manager, and a successful fundraising effort to purchase the brickyard after it closed in 1960. Carol Roorbach became Resident Director in 1989, establishing a permanent endowment.

Roorbach also initiated procedures for improved storage and documentation of the extensive and growing Bray permanent collection.

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worked to establish a Resident Artist Scholarship fund which helps residents to enjoy studio space rent-free. In addition, The Bray now offers a growing number of resident artist fellowships which provide annual stipends for juried resident artists, and the Peter Voulkos Fellowship Fund supports an annual visiting artist award to a prominent, world-renowned ceramic artist to work at The Bray.

Most notably, The Bray, under DeWeese’s leadership, successfully completed a $2.5 million capital campaign to construct a state- of-the-art resident studio facility, expand endowment and strengthen annual operations.

CELEBRATING MILESTONES AND MORE: Upon DeWeese’s retirement in 2006, Steven Young Lee accepted the position as Resident Artist Director.

In 2008 and as part of a comprehensive kiln project, seven new state-of-the-art, energy-efficient kilns were installed in the Shaner Studio’s kiln room, both reducing costs to artists and dramatically increasing the range of work resident artists can create.

A celebration of The Bray’s 60th anniversary in 2011 featured a three-day artist symposium that brought together artists from around the globe and raised more than a half-million dollars. Further, also beginning in 2011, The Bray received the first of two, two-year grants from the Windgate Charitable Foundation that, along with generous support from individual donors, have made it possible for The Bray to provide fellowship and scholarship support to all of its 10 long-term and 10 summer resident artists.

In 2022, Rebecca Harvey became the Executive Director of The Bray and continues the work of enhancing facilities and educational opportunities to meet the needs of today’s ceramic artists.

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THE RESIDENCIES YEAR-ROUND AND SHORT-TERM RESIDENCY PROGRAMS:

The Bray provides studio space, facilities, and a supportive community for ceramic artists with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and aesthetic approaches. The residency programs vary in length, emphasize the cross-fertilization of ideas among artists, and provide kilns and facilities geared toward experimentation and exploration.

The Bray offers 10 long-term residences that last up to two years, 10 summer residencies, and 10 to 15 short-term residencies throughout the year. Artists come to The Bray to work intensively on creating new bodies of work and/or to examine, explore, and challenge what is possible in their individual studio practice.

THE LAND The Archie Bray Foundation recognizes and honors the Indigenous peoples of this region on whose ancestral lands the Foundation now stands. Indigenous people have inhabited the valley in which Helena is situated for more than 12,000 years; the valley acting as a crossover for Salish, Crow, Bannock, and Blackfeet tribes among others.

We respectfully acknowledge and honor all Indigenous communities whose land we reside on in what is now known as Montana— past, present, future—and are grateful for their ongoing and vibrant presence. We believe that acknowledging and reflecting upon the contemporary lived experience and history of the Indigenous peoples here in Montana and around the world are essential steps toward creating a more equitable world. Learn more through the #HonorNativeLand initiative of the U.S. Department of Arts and Culture, and consider contributing to Indigenous-led organizations doing important work to further the health and wellness, sovereignty and self-determination of the first peoples of this land.

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202 3 SUMMER Erika NJ Allen CINCINNATI, OH SEN SK A SCH OL A R

Jake Boggs

HARLAN, KY ROSEN FIELD SCH O L A R

Stephen Creech

INDIANAPOLIS, IN ROSEN FIELD SCH O L A R

Gina Voelker Bobrowski CORRALES, NM WIN DG AT E SCH OL AR

Colin Chudyk

VANCOUVER ISLAND AMACO B REN T SCH OL AR

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Maxwell Henderson

TEMPE, AZ QUIG LE Y- HILT N ER SCH OL AR

RE SIDENT ARTISTS Tamara Murphy PALO CEDRO, CA HICK S SCH O L A R

Amelia Lockwood

STROUDSBURG, PA SAG E SCH O L A R

Kate Rusek

QUEENS, NY ROCH EFO RT SCH O L A R

My confidence in working with materials and in general has become apparent. I’m now more willing to take greater creative risks because I was surrounded by artists who did that daily.

Prior to my time at the Bray, I was accustomed to working in private studios, creating my artworks in solitude. Today, I feel at ease and confident working alongside others and openly discussing my work on the spot.

Kevin Umaña

KANSAS CITY, MO AMACO B REN T SCH OL AR

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Shea Burke

Colby Charpentier Soojin Choi SMITHFIELD, RI 2022 VISIONS WEST FELLOW 2023 ETCHART-SATRE FELLOW

CHANG WON, SOUTH KOREA 2 02 1 SPE Y ER FELLOW 2 02 2 J OA N LIN CO LN FELLOW

Janina Myronowa

Kristy Moreno

Austin Riddle

ROCHESTER, NY 2022 TAUNT FELLOW 2023 LILIAN FELLOW

WROCLAW, POLAND; UKRAINE 2022 SPEYER FELLOW 2023 SPEYER FELLOW 12

INGLEWOOD, CA 2021 TAUNT FELLOW 2022 ETCHART-SATRE FELLOW

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SALT LAKE CITY, UT 2 02 2 MAT SU TA N I FELLOW 2 02 3 J OA N LIN CO LN FELLOW

Sydnie Jimenez

ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 2 02 1 J OA N LI N CO LN FELLOW 2022 QUIGLEY HILTNER FELLOW

Megan Thomas

HAMILTON, OH 2022 LILL STREET ART CENTER FELLOW; 2023 BR AY FELLOW

RE SIDENT ARTISTS Sarah Alsaied KUWAIT; BASED IN MIDWEST, US 2023 BRAY FELLOW

Austin Coudriet

Simphiwe Mbunyuza

LINCOLN, NE 2 02 3 FR A Z Z A FELLOW

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA 2 02 2 LILIA N FELLOW 2 02 3 TAU N T FELLOW

Maura Wright

COLUMBIA, MO 2022 LILIAN FELLOW 2023 QUIGLEY-HILTNER FELLOW

= ARRIVED IN FALL 2023

Laura Dirksen MARIA STEIN, OH 2 02 3 B R AY FELLOW

Rebecca Harvey HELENA, MT EXECUTIVE DIREC TOR

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2023 FRIENDS OF THE BRAY

THE FRIENDS OF THE BRAY IS A GROUP OF DEDICATED MEMBERS WHO BELIEVE IN THE BRAY, UNDERSTAND ITS VALUE, AND ACT ON THEIR BELIEF WITH AN UNRESTRICTED ANNUAL GIFT OF $1,000 OR MORE IN SUPPORT OF GENERAL OPERATIONS. Stephanie Alexander Dick and Margaret Anderson Gary and Joan Anderson Christina Antemann and Jakob Hasslacher Mark Armstrong Tim Ballweber Russ and Sharon Bell Connie and Ron Bergum Wally and Julie Bivins Mary Blake John C. and Mait B. Board Wayne Boeck Toni and Clark Broadbent David Bruson Tom and Susan Bulleit Debbie Butterfield and John Buck Linda Carlson and Dave Hunter Mike and Colleen Casey David Charak Teresa Olcott Cohea Anne and John Collins Tracy Cosgrove Pat and Mike Cotter Kelly Anne and Matthew Dalton Margaret S. Davis and Bruce Ennis Quinn Delaney and Wayne Jordan Cindy Demeules and Garth Jacobson Josh DeWeese and Rosalie Wynkoop Patrick Doust and Richard North Marcia Eidel Laurie Ekanger Kimberly Feig Robert “Irish” and Lucia Flynn Emily Galusha and Don McNeil John and Andrea Gill Steven Godfrey

Jeff and Libby Goldes Midge and Jerry Golner Robert and Christel Harrison Rebecca Harvey Teresa and Herb Hastings Tanya and Robert Heintz Hibbard Family Fund Giselle Hicks Wanda and John Hicks David and Maggy Rozycki Hiltner Judith A. Hiltner Heather and Kenny Hudson Patricia Hunt Chuck and Casi Hunter Sue Jackson Sarah Jaeger Michael and Barbara Jenson Chere Jiusto and Jim Robbins Deanna and Duane Johnson Janet R. Kelly Jane Kollmeyer and Terry Chute Jim Kolva and Pat Sullivan Carmen Kurushima and Scott Johnson Don A. and Donalee LaBar Mary Lee Larison and Doug Turman Roger Little Marilyn Lysohir Marlin and Ginger Miller Eleana Montoya Kate Morris Lisa Myaya and Tom Dickson Alan and Nancy Nicholson David Nimick and Angie Leprohon Randi and Daniel O’Brien Jim O’Connell Brooks Oliver

Jess Parker and Peter Molnar Monica Pastor Dick and Jan Paustian David Porter Kelly and Andrew Posewitz Randee and Jack Rathbone Susan J. and Henry K. Ricklefs Brian Rochefort Louise and David Rosenfield Marlene and Phil Saccoccia Aron Satre Jon Satre and Paulette Etchart Nancy and Brian Schweitzer Marcia Selsor and Matt Benacquista Donnie and Ed Sexton Michael and Margery Sherrill Lisa Simon and Jason Neal Kayte and Robert Simpson Kirsten Smith Tim Speyer Chris and Kate Staley Richard and Penny Swanson Kelly Tatchell Suzanne Francoeur Taunt Joan and Dennis M. Taylor Mary and Hugh Thomas Norma Tirrell Sue Tirrell and Craig Buscher Phoebe Toland and Richard Notkin John Turner Jim and Cindy Utterback Ronald and Ann Waterman Cathy Weber Scott and Sarah Wessel Martha Williams Sharon K. and Joe Wilson

2023 BRAY BUSINESS ALLIANCE WE ARE PROUND TO PARTNER WITH THESE SPONSORS IN MAKING A CREATIVE AND PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY. AMACO Brent Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana The Rosenfield Collection Rock Hand Hardware Mosaic Architecture Rocky Mountain Liquor DoubleTree by Hilton Helena Downtown Hawthorn Bottle Shop & Tasting Room Ceramic Arts Network AlphaGraphics 14

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Dick Anderson Construction GR Pottery Forms H.J. Hudson Consulting Radius Gallery Sullivan Financial Group Primrose Marsh McLennan Agency Trimac Group, LLC Real Estate Professionals Michiana Pottery Tour

2023 MEMORIAL & HONOR GIFTS HONORARY GIFTS ARE GIVEN FOR VARIOUS REASONS; INCLUDING BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES AND OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS. IN HONOR OF TED ADLER Gene and Judy Kohn IN HONOR OF JACLYN HEAD Stephen R. Head Family IN HONOR OF SARAH JAEGER Linda E. Reed IN HONOR OF SARAH JAEGER Bonnie Lambert and Marshall Mayer IN HONOR OF STEVEN YOUNG LEE Leslie Ferrin IN HONOR OF SUZANNE FRANCOEUR TAUNT Margaret S. Davis and Bruce Ennis

IN MEMORIAM IN 2023, WE WERE SADDENED TO LOSE DEDICATED MEMBERS OF THE BRAY COMMUNITY. KARMA ALFREDSON, Local Supporter DANIEL ANDERSON, Past Resident Artist, Past Board Member and Supporter SARAH FREDERICK, Past Resident and supporter CHARLES JOHNSON, Local Supporter KEN TURNER, Supporter MURRAY WEISBERG, Supporter and neighbor

Having summer funding gave me the ability to come to the Bray. It is a wonderful gift that energized me to make the most of my experience, move with gratitude, and take advantage of all that the Bray has to offer.

THE BRAY, AS A RECIPIENT OF GENEROUS TRIBUTE GIFTS, IS HONORED TO CELEBRATE THE LIVES OF FRIENDS AND FAMILY. THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING THE BRAY IN THESE MEANINGFUL EXPRESSIONS AND FOR DEEPENING THE CONNECTION OF HOW WE CELEBRATE AND HONOR THROUGH ART. IN MEMORY OF CHERYLANNE BURNETT Jason Burnett and Michael Hale IN MEMORY OF DEE CURRIER Stephen Currier IN MEMORY OF MARY JANE DAVIDSON Karen Davidson IN MEMORY OF BETTY DELK Julia Anderson IN MEMORY OF SARAH FREDERICK Elmer Lucille Allen John and Kay Begley Phyllis Croce Dolita Dohrman Joyce Garner Suzy Hatcher Frances Kratzok Suzanne Mitchell Natalie Polzer Conrad Pressma Laura Ross Lucretia Smith Caroline Waite IN MEMORY OF ANGUS GRAHAM Adam Field and Jessica Peterson IN MEMORY OF DEBORAH HORRELL Kit Gillem IN MEMORY OF LILA STARE MELOY Jon Satre and Paulette Etchart IN MEMORY OF BILL SHUPE Kathleen Devine IN MEMORY OF KELLY H. WONG Roger and Beverly Russ

— 2023 Summer Resident

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2023 HONOR ROLL In heartfelt rocognition of th emany supporters who generously invest in The Bray’s mission to support artists, thank you! The 2023 Honor Roll shows cumulative gifts of cash and securities and in-kind contributions made January 1st through December 31st, 2023. Art purchases are not included. *Includes donation of art for the Annual Benefit Auction.

$300,000 AND ABOVE M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

$100,000 TO $299,999 Anonymous

$25,000 TO $99,999

Anonymous Wayne Boeck The Hiltner Family National Endowment for the Arts John and Marietta Peters Estate

$10,000 TO $24,999

Anonymous * Christina Antemann and Jakob Hasslacher Tim Ballweber Quinn Delaney and Wayne Jordan Helena Area Community Foundation Joliet Foundation Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation Montana Arts Council * Janina Myronowa Louise and David Rosenfield Jon Satre and Paulette Etchart Tim Speyer Suzanne Francoeur Taunt

$5000 TO $9999

Stephanie Alexander AMACO--Brent Anonymous * Soojin Choi David E. Fuller Estate * John and Andrea Gill Sue Jackson Carmen Kurushima and Scott Johnson * Simphiwe Mbunyuza David Porter Susan J. and Henry K. Ricklefs * SunKoo Yuh

$1000 TO $4999

* Ted Adler AGL Foundation DAF Gordon and Teresa Amsbaugh Gary and Joan Anderson Dick and Margaret Anderson Dick Anderson Construction, Inc. Anonymous

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Russ and Sharon Bell Connie and Ron Bergum Wally and Julie Bivins Mary Blake * Nancy Blum John C. and Mait B. Board David Bruson Tom and Susan Bulleit * Shea Burke Debbie Butterfield and John Buck Mike and Colleen Casey David Charak Teresa Olcott Cohea Anne and John Collins The Cotter Family Charitable Fund, A Donor Advised Fund of the U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Kelly Anne and Matthew Dalton Margaret S. Davis and Bruce Ennis Cindy Demeules and Garth Jacobson * Josh DeWeese and Rosalie Wynkoop DoubleTree by Hilton Helena Downtown Patrick Doust and Richard North Marcia Eidel Laurie Ekanger Kimberly Feig Robert “Irish” and Lucia Flynn Emily Galusha and Don McNeil * Steven Godfrey Midge and Jerry Golner GR Pottery Forms * Martha Grover * Perry Haas * Robert and Christel Harrison Hawthorn Bottle Shop & Tasting Room Helena Home Team * Giselle Hicks Wanda and John Hicks David and Maggy Rozycki Hiltner Heather and Kenny Hudson Patricia Hunt Chuck and Casi Hunter * Sarah Jaeger Michael and Barbara Jenson * Sydnie Jimenez Chere Jiusto and Jim Robbins Deanna and Duane Johnson Janet R. Kelly * Gunyoung Kim Jane Kollmeyer and Terry Chute Jim Kolva and Pat Sullivan * Eva Kwong

Don A. and Donalee LaBar Mary Lee Larison and Doug Turman * Heesoo Lee Marilyn Lysohir * Lauren Mabry * Candice Methe Marlin and Ginger Miller Eleana Montoya * Kristy Moreno Kate Morris Mosaic Architecture Lisa Myaya and Tom Dickson Alan and Nancy Nicholson David Nimick and Angie Leprohon Jim O’Connell * Brooks Oliver Dick and Jan Paustian Kelly and Andrew Posewitz * Joanna Powel Randee and Jack Rathbone * Kelly Garrett Rathbone Rebo * Alison Reintjes * Chris Riccardo * Austin Riddle Brian Rochefort Rock Hand Hardware * George Rodriguez * Kelsie Rudolph Marlene and Phil Saccoccia Aron Satre Nancy and Brian Schweitzer Marcia Selsor and Matt Benacquista Donnie and Ed Sexton Michael and Margery Sherrill Lisa Simon and Jason Neal Kayte and Robert Simpson Kirsten Smith AlphaGraphics Chris and Kate Staley Sullivan Financial Group Richard and Penny Swanson Kelly Tatchell Joan and Dennis M. Taylor * Iren Tete Mary and Hugh Thomas * Sue Tirrell and Craig Buscher Norma Tirrell * Chase Travaille John Turner Jim and Cindy Utterback Ronald and Ann Waterman Scott and Sarah Wessel

2023 HONOR ROLL Sharon K. and Joe Wilson * Maura Wright * Kensuke Yamada * Valerie Zimany

$500 TO $999

Linda Arbuckle The Art Center * Chuck Aydlett * Jamie Bates Slone Margene and Alex Berry Sandra J. Blain Donna Burgess Scott and Mary Buswell * Sunshine Cobb Alanna DeRocchi First Interstate BancSystem Foundation Nancy Ford Maureen Gary * Rebecca Harvey * Jeremy Hatch Chase T. Hibbard Linda Carlson and Dave Hunter * Amanda Jaffe * Janice Jakielski Gail Kendall and Kent Miller Jaime and Jeff Kicklighter Laurie Koloski and David Cornelius * Lisa and Steven Lee Marsh McLennan Agency * George McCauley Tara McCoy Sara Ann Parker Robert Peccia & Associates Robert and Antoinette Person Steve Peterson Jeanne Porter Primrose Roger and Beverly Russ * Melanie Sherman * Adam Shiverdecker Peter Sullivan Morgan Taylor and Rick Pomerhn * Megan Thomas * Bobby Tso Martha Williams * Tara Wilson Margaret Woo Pati Young

$250 TO $499

Anonymous Anonymous Erin Austin and Katie Genadek * Juan Barroso * Shae Bishop Bonnie Bowler

* Jessica Brandl Sally Brogden and Todd Johnson Jan Brown John Byrd * Hannah Cameron * Dawn Candy * Mike Cinelli * Naomi Clement Karen Davidson Eric Eisenberg ENID: Generations of Women Sculptors Ellen Feaver Adam Field and Jessica Peterson Julia Galloway * Gabrielle Gawreluk * Mike Gesiakowski Lisa and Jack Gildar Mary Anne Guggenheim, MD Gulch Distillers Paul and Celinda Hicks * Trey Hill * Michelle Im * Maggie Jaszczak * Cathi Jefferson * Jeremy Kane * Bradley Klem Kris Larson and Tom Golnar * Forrest Lesch-Middelton Mary Anne Limbos * Roberto Lugo * Lorna Meaden * Richard Nickel Old Salt Co-op Marian Peacock * Chris Pickett * Pete Pinnell * Liz Quackenbush * David Reid and James Klein * Lindsay Rogers Michiana Pottery Tour Kay Satre * Josh Scott * Gay Smith Rochelle Stewart * Cheri Thornton * Holly Walker Patti Warashina Cathy Weber

$100 TO $249

* Jennifer Allen Elmer Lucille Allen Adrian Arleo Posey Bacopoulos John and Kay Begley Susan Beiner Bill and Sue Birchard

* H.P. Bloomer IV Mary Jo Bole * Eric Botbyl Jennifer Bottomly-O’Looney and Doug O’Looney * Kaitlyn Brennan Ann Brodsky Susan and Bret Brunner * Breena Buettner Dr. and Mrs. Robert Burger Jason Burnett and Michael Hale Rick and Ellen Bush * Ryan Caldwell Anna Calluori Holcombe * Jeff Campana * Ben Carter Becky and Ric Casteel * Colby Charpentier Greg Chart * Victoria and Richard Christen Chip Clawson Maureen and Lawrence Cole Janet and Daniel Coughlin Carol and George Craford Kim Dale * Chotsani Dean * Marc Digeros Dolita Dohrman Nick Domitrovich and Nikki Veneziano * Katriona Drijber * Adrienne Eliades Susan Epstein and Spencer Shropshire * Christina Erives Ralph Esposito * Susan Feagin Leslie Ferrin * Stuart Gair Connie and Ed Garrett Tom Gilfillan * Andrew Gilliatt * Bill Griffith Bruce and Roberta Hammer * Kenyon Hansen Sam Harvey Suzy Hatcher Peter Daniel and Terri S. Held Mike Helke Sandra Henderson Michael Henry and Leo Schuman Carol Hunter Jim Ibur Susannah Israel Beth Johnson * Brian Jones Deborah Kaller Ralph and Deborah Katz * Michael Kline

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2023 HONOR ROLL Ellen and Bob Knight Jennifer Koepele Gene and Judy Kohn Chris Korow Frances Kratzok Erin Lambers Bonnie Lambert and Marshall Mayer Lisa A. Larsen and Ray Flaherty Simon Levin Jan and William Lombardi Lorretta Lynde James Madden and Melissa Frost Town Center Chiropractic Katrina Maher Manger Woodworks Clay to Table Charlotte Lindley Martin Tana Meeds and David McGuire * Didem Mert Suzanne Mitchell * Matt Mitros Montago Coffee Samuel Morgan Lynn R. Munns * Courtney Murphy Susan Near Hannah Nordhagen Judy Nyquist * Kelly O’Briant Randi and Daniel O’Brien Sean O’Connell Jeff Oestreich * Jess Parker * Todd Pentico Lawrence Pettit * Sarah Pike * Joseph Pintz William B. Pratt Conrad Pressma Madalyn Quinlan and Brian Garrity Pamme Reed Linda E. Reed Steve Roberts Brad, Susan, Erin, Ally and Meghan Robinson Hannah Rolston Diane Rosenmiller and Nicholas Seidner Laura Ross * Masa Sasaki Savor and Graze Dorothy Saxe * Brad and Cathy Schwieger * Ken Sedberry Sanjit Sethi Harlan and William Shropshire Bobby Silverman * Lauren Smith

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Lucretia Smith * McKenzie Smith Helena Starcevic Vicky Takamori Chris and Sara Taleff Ryan Taylor Matthew Towers Ruth Trayhnam Camaree Uljua * John D. Utgaard Valley Bank of Helena Greg Van Dusseldorp * Eric Van Eimeren * Dominick VanderLip Caroline Waite Judith H. Salomon and Jerry Weiss Mary and Kurt Werner * Mallory Wetherell * Bill Wilkey * Nathan Willever Anvil Catlin Williamson Susan and Kai Wong Hugh and Karen Zackheim

$35 TO $99

* Daniela and Marius Abel Julia Anderson Scott, Cole and Loretta Andrews Anna Antemann Drake Barton and Kathy Lloyd Kajetan Bauer Hillair Bell and Michael Sheats Paul Blumenthal Becca Boslough-King Kearan Burke Lawrence A. Burnett Linda Casbon Andrew Cosentino Charles Davis Catherine and Bruce Day Kathleen Devine * Chris Dufala Sarah Elliott Frank Fabens Carol Fergerson Anna Flynn Amy Friez Joe and Anna Furshong Joyce Garner Nancy Goughnour Kevin Hamm Rebecca Harbage Emily Harris Teresa and Herb Hastings Reuben, Alice, Wallace and Henry Hecht Betti Hill

Suzy Holt Bill and Liz Hunt Pam and Barry Ivanoff Mark Johnson and Lucy Breslin Lauren Kearns Colleen Kinnear Janet Koplos Joanne Lace and Brian Shovers Beverly R. Magley Sam Manno and Michele Valentino Dale Lee and Beth Marhanka Charlene Mayala * Adam Meistrell Steve Palmer Jesse Peterson Natalie Polzer Jim Jensen and Carla Potter Allie Reynolds Anna Rolando Jan Schachter Molly Shepherd Hitomi and Takuro Shibata Randy LeCocq and Sheri Sprigg Christiana Stoddard Anna Strange Jeff Weintraub Gregg and Wendy Wheeler Alan C. Willoughby Suza Wooldridge

UP TO $35

Anonymous Ramsay Ballew Aimee Breeyo Phyllis Croce Stephen Currier DarAnne Dunning and Treva and Marin Dunning Schwanke Douglas Grimm Keller Williams Cathy Kipping Ginger Knaff Robin Leenhouts Jett Metcalf Emma Ramirez Christine Roberts Sally and Marin Salisbury and Lily Palmer Bonnie Shoemaker Tedra Skaar AshLy Tubbs Dawn Valle Patricia West Kristina Wiggins

FINANCIALS TOTAL INCOME: $2,059,739 Residency Program: 3% Auction/Events: 14% Education: 7%

Businesses: 2% Gallery: 40%

CONTRIBUTED INCOME: $1,378,321

EARNED INCOME: $681,418

Clay Business: 36%

Government: 3%

Individuals: 50%

Foundations: 45%

TOTAL EXPENSES: $2,044,134 Program: 65% Administration: 27% Fundraising: 8%

EXPENSES: $2,044,134

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