A Celestial Centennial

The Centennial Gala is presented by the Memorial Art Gallery Board of Managers.

All proceeds from this event support the Memorial Art Gallery.

MAG 100 YeAr GAlA

Your hosts

19 13-2013

Chair Margaret M. Burns Co-Chairs Maureen Dobies & Gail Riggs Committee Jan Durfee Laura Fulton Chris Garland Essie Germanow Patti Giordano Anita Hansen Charlotte Herrera Karen Hill

Andrea Allen Emille Allen Neal Burns Teddy Carr Victoria Cherry Mary Crowe Kathryn D’Amanda

Nancy Anne Holowka Mary Sue Jack Mary Koegel Blynn Nelson Kim Pham Michelle Putnam Colleen Underhill

Centennial Gala Sponsors Presenting Sponsors David J. and Margaret M. Burns Riedman Foundation The Abigail Riggs Collection Supporting Sponsors Alesco Advisors LLC Bergmann Associates Frontier Communications Monroe County Nixon Peabody LLP

Contributing Sponsors LVW Advisors Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation

Centennial Year Sponsors The Memorial Art Gallery’s centennial year is presented by Lynne Lovejoy, with additional support from Robert L. and Mary L. Sproull, ESL Charitable Foundation and Nocon & Associates, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

Centennial Steering Committee Co-Chairs Chris Garland & Charlotte Herrera

A

CeleSTiAl CenTenniAl

celebrating 100 years of the Memorial Art Gallery

500 University Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 mag.rochester.edu Invitation/Program Design: Kathryn D’Amanda / MillRace Design; Printing: Cohber Press

Saturday, October 5, 2013

MAG 100 YeAr GAlA

Honorary Chairs Richard F. Brush Helen H. Berkeley Anastasia Watson Markson

Honorary Committee Jacqueline Adams Arnold L. and Norma J. Andzer John and Barbara Bruning Margaret Carnall John and Kathryn D’Amanda James and Vickie Durfee Joan Feinbloom Andy and Karen Gallina Joanne and Robert Gianniny Daniel and Dorothy Gill Georgia P. Gosnell Gwen and John Greene Charlotte and Raul Herrera Bob and Willy Hursh Lynne Lovejoy Donald and Theresa Mazzullo Edward D. and Marilynn McDonald Joel Seligman and Delores Conway Robert L. Sproull

Abigail Riggs Ad (full page)

Why carry a purse when you can hold a purpose?

AbigailRiggs.com

W

elcome

This evening we celebrate the Gallery’s Centennial Anniversary and remember its founder Emily Sibley Watson, who had long sought an art museum for the edification and enjoyment of the citizens of Rochester.

In founding the Memorial Art Gallery, she helped define and shape the extraordinary cultural strength and richness of this city.

We also remember the remarkable 50-year leadership of the Herdle family: George Herdle, the Gallery’s first director; Gertrude Herdle Moore, the Gallery’s second and longest-serving director; and Isabel Herdle, the Gallery’s associate director. And we remember the thousands of Gallery friends whose support and leadership have helped establish one of the finest regional art museums in the country.

You are part of this “Gallery Family” and, with us this evening, will remember the past and celebrate the future. Enjoy this very special anniversary.

Grant Holcomb, Mary W. and Donald R. Clark Director Memorial Art Gallery

1

ponsors The Memorial Art Gallery gratefully recognizes the generous support of the following Centennial Gala sponsors:

Presenting Sponsors

David J. and Margaret M. Burns

RIEDMAN FOUNDATION

Supporting Sponsors

Contributing sponsors Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation

2

chedule of Events Benefactor & Patron Pre-Gala Cocktail Reception & Dinner Genesee Valley Club, 5 pm Music by Centennial Jazz Combo

A Celestial Centennial Gala Memorial Art Gallery, 7:30 pm (enter through original doors, 1913 Building, weather permitting) T hroughout

the

G allery :

✺ Memorial Art Gallery Centennial 2013, by Edith Lunt Small, on display in the Renaissance Gallery

✺ Rochester Historical Society 1913 Costume Display, Renaissance Gallery ✺ Centennial Guest Book sign-in, Fountain Court ✺ Baroque Organ Concert, Fountain Court ✺ Memory Theatre 2013, Grand Gallery ✺ Connoisseurs Around the Corner, Lockhart Gallery ✺ Midnight Ramblers & After Hours, a cappella singers, Auditorium ✺ Centennial Acquisition, Forman Gallery ✺ Centennial Jazz Combo, McDonald Family Plaza ✺ “MAG: One Hundred Years” projection, Vanden Brul Pavilion ✺ Centennial Charms Display & Sale, Vanden Brul Pavilion ✺ Charms Designer Meet & Greet, Vanden Brul Pavilion ✺ “Memorial Treasures to be Found” Treasure Hunt Check-in, Vanden Brul Pavilion ✺ Lacey Lee, Electric Harp, Vanden Brul Pavilion ✺ David Boyer, Caricature Artist, Bausch & Lomb Parlor ✺ Twilight Band, M&T Bank Ballroom Please refer to the 4 page centerfold map for times and locations.

3

Max at the Gallery

The Fine Art of Dining

lunch • Thursday tapas • weekend brunch MAXROCHESTER.NET

4

585.473.6629

neak Preview

M E M O R Y T H E AT R E 2 0 1 3 (Grand Gallery) October 9–December 29, 2013 Mem ·or· y the·atre N. Device or technique designed to aid memory which involves mentally walking through an imagined room or a building and assigning objects to be remembered to specific locations. Developed in 5th-century Greece and perfected in Renaissance Italy.

Also known as “memory palace.”

Enjoy a sneak preview of this exhibition celebrating the Gallery’s 100th anniversary.

Memory Theatre 2013 brings together historical and contemporary objects that explore how memory shapes both personal and cultural identities, and the ways in which museums function as “memory theatres.”

The objects on view include works in many media from MAG and other public and private collections. Among the artists represented are Barton Beneš, David Maisel, Will Barnet, William Christenberry, Nathan Lyons, Armelle Le Roux, Ori Gersht, Robert Polidori and Judith G. Levy.

Sponsored by Richard F. Brush and Riedman Foundation, with additional support provided by the Gallery Council of the Memorial Art Gallery, Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP and MVP Health Care.

EVENTS • Sun., Oct. 6 @ 2 pm: Lecture by artist Judith G. Levy • Sun., Oct. 6, 5–9 pm: Members’ Opening Party • Tues., Oct. 15 @ 4:30 pm: Especially for Educators • Thurs., Oct. 17 @ 7 pm: “Making the Memory Hologram” lecture by Dr. John Perry • Sun., Nov. 24 @ 2 pm: Lecture by artist Nathan Lyons • Sun., Dec. 8 @ 2 pm: Geva at MAG: Reading from “Informed Consent” 5

O pportunities

C reate

your own Charm

based on your favorite MAG Masterpiece!

Buy a Centennial Charms Collection necklace set and your name will be entered into a drawing to turn your favorite Memorial Art Gallery piece into your own custom-made charm. If you win, you’ll work with a master jewelry artisan at Richards & West to create a one-of-a kind sterling silver pendant accented with a brilliant diamond. You’ll also be dazzled at a behind-thescenes tour of the Richards & West workshop, where you’ll watch a jewelerartisan work through the successive stages of creating fine jewelry.

T ake a Chocolate Chance!

For only $20, enjoy two delicious Encore chocolates—and be entered into a prize drawing to win a Centennial Charm Collection necklace set. MAG representatives will be offering these wonderful artisan chocolate treats to guests during tonight’s Gala.

The Chocolate Chance and the sale of the Centennial Charm Collection are the only fundraising activities at the Gala. Please support them early and often.

6

Be

Charmed. . .

Celebrate 100 years with MAG’s exclusive Centennial Charms Collection—a limited-edition collection available for the first time at tonight’s 100 Year Gala.

Designed by students at RIT’s School for American Crafts, the charms honor those who make the Gallery strong. Taylor Edwards, Kimberly (Kima) Enerson, Chelsea Fay and Yue (Yuxi) Lu created five charms inspired by these works in the Gallery collection: • MAG’s original emblem/lappet of lace acquired in 1913 (in honor of members & donors) • Teke necklace from central Africa (in honor of staff) • Todd McGrain’s sculpture Passenger Pigeon (in honor of docents & visitors) • Fritz Trautmann’s painting Galaxy (in honor of Creative Workshop teachers & students) • ancient Greek Wreath of Oak Leaves (in honor of volunteers) Special thanks to RIT professor Leonard Urso for coordinating the project.

The charms are created in precious metals with gemstones

by Richards & West custom jewelry designers.

7

At Wegmans, we strive to make a difference in every community we serve. Part of that effort is supporting local, regional, and national organizations.

We’re glad we can help.

wegmans.com

8

9

10

We are proud to support the Memorial Art Gallery’s Centennial Gala

Tobey Village Office Park 120 Office Park Way Pittsford, NY 14534 (585) 586-0970

Service • Integrity • Value 11

C

o n g r at u l at i o n s

to the Memorial Art Gallery on its 100th anniversary E l a i n e P. & R i c h a r d U .

W i l s o n F o u n d at i o n

Here’s to the serious.

LORI VAN DUSEN AND THE LVW TEAM SALUTE THE MEMORIAL ART GALLERY’S 100-YEAR COMMITMENT TO ROCHESTER

12

13

14

Community. Find it at ESL.

The ESL Charitable Foundation is pleased to support the Memorial Art Gallery’s 100 Year Gala.

esl.org 585.336.1000 | 800.848.2265

ESL is a registered service mark of ESL Federal Credit Union. Membership subject to eligibility.

15

Congratulations to the MEMORIAL ART GALLERY as you celebrate your Centennial anniversary!

Nixon Peabody LLP 路 1300 Clinton Square 路 Rochester, NY 585-263-1000 路 www.nixonpeabody.com

16

M ay our past A lways Grant inspiration for our future.

Congratulations on your centennial 99 Garnsey Road, Pittsford, NY 14534 585-419-8800 www.harrisbeach.com

ALBANY, BUFFALO, ITHACA, NEW YORK CITY, NIAGARA FALLS, ROCHESTER, SARATOGA SPRINGS, SYRACUSE, UNIONDALE, WHITE PLAINS, NEW HAVEN, CT and NEWARK, NJ

17

November 1–3 13th Annual Fine Craft show

FineCraft Show & Sale

One-of-a-kind and limited-edition works by 40 master craft artists Saturday 10 am–5 pm & Sunday 11 am–4 pm Preview Party Friday 7–9 pm (call 585.276.8910 for tickets) Above: Randall Darwall & Brian Murphy, Jan Jacque, Loraine Cooley and Dan Mirer are among this year’s exhibitors.

18

Museum 2nd floor

Italian Baroque organ concert Centennial guest book

Centennial painting by Edith Lunt Small Vintage 1913 gowns

Entrance Zodiac fresco

Don’t Miss: On display Memorial Art Gallery Centennial 2013

by Edith Lunt Small 1913 Vintage Gowns Display from the Rochester Historical Society Musical entertainment Baroque Organ Concert. 7:30–9:15 pm Sign our Centennial Guest Book 19

museum main floor Centennial Acquisitions GRAND GALLERY sneak preview LOCKHART GALLERY

AUDITORIUM concerts, prizes

GALLER STORE

Don’t Miss: Exhibitions Sneak peek of Memory Theatre 2013, Grand Gallery, 7:30–10 pm

Midnight Ramblers

Connoisseurs Around the Corner, Lockhart Gallery Centennial acquisitions, Forman Gallery Musical Performances/Prize Drawings Midnight Ramblers & After Hours performing at 8:30 pm (with surprise VIP guests) and 9:45 pm (with prize drawings for Chocolate Chance, Design Your Own Charm & Treasure Hunt), auditorium 20

After Hours

Memorial

Treasures to be found

Bar

MAX LOWER TERRACE Hors d’oeuvres, Treasure Hunt check-in, bar harpist

Don’t Miss: Centennial Charms Display pavilion, 7:30–11 pm • Charms Collections available for purchase and pick up • Meet & Greet with the Charms designers • Chocolate Chance (see page 6) Treasure Hunt “Memorial Treasures to be Found” quiz sheet pick up, Max lower terrace, 7:30–9:30 pm Projection “MAG: One Hundred Years,” perimeter of pavilion

RY E

Musical Entertainment Lacey Lee, electric harp, pavilion, 9–11 pm Food & Drink

by Max at the Gallery

Va n d e n B r u l p av i l i o n

CENTENNIAL CHARMS COLLECTION

Lacey Lee 21

Cutler Union

coffee bar MAX UPPER TERRACE seating B&L PARLOR bar, desserts, caricature artist

M&T BANK BALLROOM bar, hors d’oeuvres, dance band

elevator ➙

LOVEJOY PARLOR coatroom

Don’t Miss: Dance music by Twilight Band, M&T Bank Ballroom Caricaturist David “Mr. Bippy” Boyer, Bausch & Lomb Parlor Food & drink by Max at the Gallery, M&T Bank Ballroom and Bausch & Lomb Parlor Desserts by Wegmans, Bausch & Lomb Parlor Coffee bar, outside Bausch & Lomb Parlor

22

P erformers After Hours The University of Rochester’s coed a cappella group was created in 1998 as a vocal jazz ensemble and redefined itself in 2000 to incorporate a wider spectrum of music. Since then, the group has evolved further, developing a more distinct style and energy and vast repertoire of songs that includes both classic oldies and top-charting pop hits. For more information visit www.urafterhours.org.

David “Mr. Bippy” Boyer Since 1994, noted local artist Mr. Bippy has been teaching about cartooning and drawing to kids and adults in New York, Nevada and Japan, as well as creating party and gift caricatures. For more information on his “caricatures that flatter… not shatter” visit www.bippies.com.

Cente nnial Jazz Trio Created especially for tonight, our jazz musicians will be led by Bob De Rosa and will entertain gala guests at the Genesee Valley Club and greet guests in the Memorial Art Gallery McDonald Family Plaza.

Eastman School of Music Sacred Music Program The organ study program has been extraordinary since the founding of the school. Organ students are prepared rigorously for multifaceted careers as church musicians, teachers and concert performers.

The school’s alumni are leaders of the organ world, holding a large number of the country’s important church and university positions. For more information: www.esm.rochester.edu. This evening’s performers include Annie Laver, ESM faculty member and EROI Festival director; Naomi Gregory, Advanced Doctor of Musical Arts/PhD student from the UK; and Malcolm Matthews, Master of Music student.

Lacey Lee Born in St. Louis, Lacey Lee came to western New York to attend the Eastman School of Music.

Lacey aspires to expand and challenge the perception of the harp as a strictly classical instrument.

Though rooted in classical training, she has developed a modern-folk style in which she sings while accompanying herself on her electric harp. Lacey’s latest CD is titled You & Me!. For more information on Lacey Lee and her music visit www.laceyleeharp.com.

Midnight Ramblers The Midnight Ramblers is an award-winning, all-male, contemporary a cappella group based at the University of Rochester. Since its creation 15 years ago, the group has been composed of self-organized and self-directed undergraduate students. It is the first undergraduate organization to sponsor a scholarship for incoming students at the University and continues to produce awardwinning and nationally recognized CDs. For more information visit www.midnightramblers.org.

Twilight Band For more than 25 years, Twilight Band has been entertaining audiences of all ages. Known for an incredibly varied repertoire, Twilight delights and engages with dance music for everyone both young and old—from disco, Motown and R&B to big band and jazz. Their 6–16 piece band has wowed audiences throughout the US and abroad. For more information visit www.twilightentertainment.biz.

23

The entire University takes pride in the Memorial Art Gallery and its contributions to our community.

Congratulations on your first 100 years.

Ed Hajim Chairman, University of Rochester Board of Trustees

24

Congratulations to the Memorial Art Gallery for its first 100 great years of enriching the culture of our community.

Joel Seligman, President

25

Congratulations Congratulations Memorial Art Gallery Memorial Art Gallery

For 100 years of community enrichment, For 100 years of community enrichment, inspiration, and art education! inspiration, and art education!

RBJ_MAG_4.875x3.25_100513_MECH.indd 11

RBJ_MAG_4.875x3.25_100513_MECH.indd RBJ MAG RBJ —— MAG adad 4 7/8 X 3 ¼ (NOTE:B/W) B/W) 4 7/8 X 3 ¼ (NOTE: Pub date: 10/5 Pub date: 10/5 due: 8/30 PDFPDF due: 8/30

26

8/20/13 9:47 AM 8/20/13 9:47 AM

27

Encore ncore

You’ll be asking for more... Encore!

You’ll be asking for more... Encore!

28

Best wishes on 100 years from one Rochester institution to another.

www.abbottscustard.com

29

30

31

32

33

Ad2013Gala_Layout 1 9/19/2013 2:58 PM Page 1

Congratulations to MAG on its

100 year anniversary!

We’ve enjoyed

25+ years of creative collaboration!

creative energy to meet your goals, dreams, and strategies for success.

graphic design services~ corporate identity, publications, and collateral

kathy d’amanda millrace design associates 234 mill street, rochester, new york 14614 585.232.1180 www.mill-race.com

34

Your Complete Party Rental Center

585-787-2555

www.nolansrental.com 80 Sovran Drive, Penfield, NY

35

36

A

c k n o w le d g m e n t s Thank you to the following for helping make this evening a success:

Carol Acquilano

Edward McDonald

Jacquie Adams

Memorial Art Gallery Staff

After Hours

Midnight Ramblers

David Boyer

MillRace Design, Kathy D’Amanda

Collene Burns

Blynn Nelson Interior Design

Champion Moving and Storage Inc.

Nolan’s Rental Inc.

City Blue Imaging Services

Debbie Oates

Cohber Press

Andy Olenick

DECA Volunteers, Irondequoit High School

Oriental Rug Mart

Designers Library, Bob Breissinger Lou DiCesare Sue Draves Encore Chocolates, Aaron & Nancy Steibitz Louise Epstein Flour Creative, Joe Moore Genesee Valley Club Barbara Getty Hamilton AV, Inc. Hansen + Hill INTERIORS, Anita Hansen & Karen Hill

Antonia Orlando Premier Parking Services Richards & West Richie Rich Rochester Cart Rentals, John Vary Rochester Historical Society Felice Prindle Schulte Anthony & Gloria Sciolino Edith Lunt Small Ria Tafani William Towler Twilight Band

David Higgs

Leonard Urso

William Holowka

Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.

Samantha Johnson

Chassity Wells

Kittelberger Florist & Gifts

Wayne & Janet Wisham

Lacey Lee

Martin Zemel

Max at the Gallery 37

B e n e fa c t o r s George & Vee Angle Helen H. Berkeley Richard F. Brush David J. & Margaret M. Burns Alan Cameros Victoria & Bill Cherry Robert & Maureen Dobies Ani & Mark Gabrellian Andy & Karen Gallina, Gallina Development Essie Germanow Robert & Joanne Gianniny Charlotte & Raul Herrera Jay Holmes Bob & Willy Hursh Lyn Kayser Anastasia Watson Markson Barbara Nino, International Art Acquisitions Ronald J. & Cathleen Paprocki Jane Parker & Fran Cosentino Gail & Patrick Riggs Dr. Seymour Schwartz G. Robert Witmer

The Memorial Art Gallery gratefully acknowledges L y n n e L o v e j o y and R o b e rt L . & M a ry L . S p r o u l l for their continued support.

38

P at r o n s Ned & Beth Adams

Grant Holcomb

Andrea J. Allen

Susan & Chris Holliday

Frank & Emille Allen

Sarah & Bob Hurlbut

Mark & Ann Bayer

Mary Sue Jack & Richard Kreipe

Helen Berkeley

Stephen & Susan Kelley

Ted & Peggy Boucher

Robert & Mary Koegel

Peter & Nan Brown

Kathy & Peter Landers

The Bruning Family

Nancy Lee

Nancy Brush

Elinor & Hobart Lerner

Margaret Carnall

Don & Theresa Mazzullo

Paula & Christopher Carter

Jeff Metzger

Natalie & Richard Ciccone

Dr. & Mrs. Richard Moxley III

Mark & Kathy Cleary

Paul Marc & Pamela Miller Ness

Dr. William Destler & Dr. Rebecca Johnson

Nannette Nocon & Karl Wessendorf

James & Vickie Durfee

Ronald & Joy Ryen Plotnik

Jim & Jan Durfee

David & Betsy Riedman

Joan Feinbloom

John & Eileen Riedman

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fox

Suzanne Seeley & Edward Meaghar

Dave & Nancy Fiedler

Joel Seligman & Delores Conway

Carolyn & Roger Friedlander

Timothy J. & Jessica C. Shanahan

Daniel & Dorothy Gill

Jo Sibley

Suzanne Gouvernet

Judy Siel

Todd Green

Michael & Mary Lisa Sisson

Gwen & John Greene

Edith Lunt Small

Joanna & Michael Grosodonia

Laura & Al Swett

Frank Grosso & Ginny Skuse

Charlie & Mary Symington

Harris Beach PLLC

39

Riedman Foundation extends best wishes to the

Memorial Art Gallery in honor of its first 100 Years!

1913-2013

40

MAG 100 YeAr GAlA

Honorary Chairs Richard F. Brush Helen H. Berkeley Anastasia Watson Markson

Honorary Committee Jacqueline Adams Arnold L. and Norma J. Andzer John and Barbara Bruning Margaret Carnall John and Kathryn D’Amanda James and Vickie Durfee Joan Feinbloom Andy and Karen Gallina Joanne and Robert Gianniny Daniel and Dorothy Gill Georgia P. Gosnell Gwen and John Greene Charlotte and Raul Herrera Bob and Willy Hursh Lynne Lovejoy Donald and Theresa Mazzullo Edward D. and Marilynn McDonald Joel Seligman and Delores Conway Robert L. Sproull

Abigail Riggs Ad (full page)

Why carry a purse when you can hold a purpose?

AbigailRiggs.com

The Centennial Gala is presented by the Memorial Art Gallery Board of Managers.

All proceeds from this event support the Memorial Art Gallery.

MAG 100 YeAr GAlA

Your hosts

19 13-2013

Chair Margaret M. Burns Co-Chairs Maureen Dobies & Gail Riggs Committee Jan Durfee Laura Fulton Chris Garland Essie Germanow Patti Giordano Anita Hansen Charlotte Herrera Karen Hill

Andrea Allen Emille Allen Neal Burns Teddy Carr Victoria Cherry Mary Crowe Kathryn D’Amanda

Nancy Anne Holowka Mary Sue Jack Mary Koegel Blynn Nelson Kim Pham Michelle Putnam Colleen Underhill

Centennial Gala Sponsors Presenting Sponsors David J. and Margaret M. Burns Riedman Foundation The Abigail Riggs Collection Supporting Sponsors Alesco Advisors LLC Bergmann Associates Frontier Communications Monroe County Nixon Peabody LLP

Contributing Sponsors LVW Advisors Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation

Centennial Year Sponsors The Memorial Art Gallery’s centennial year is presented by Lynne Lovejoy, with additional support from Robert L. and Mary L. Sproull, ESL Charitable Foundation and Nocon & Associates, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

Centennial Steering Committee Co-Chairs Chris Garland & Charlotte Herrera

A

CeleSTiAl CenTenniAl

celebrating 100 years of the Memorial Art Gallery

500 University Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 mag.rochester.edu Invitation/Program Design: Kathryn D’Amanda / MillRace Design; Printing: Cohber Press

Saturday, October 5, 2013