GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 2024 – JUNE 2025
OUR MISSION
THE GIBBES MUSEUM ENHANCES LIVES THROUGH ART BY ENGAGING PEOPLE OF EVERY BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE WITH ART AND ARTISTS OF ENDURING QUALITY, BY COLLECTING AND PRESERVING ART THAT TOUCHES CHARLESTON, AND BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN, DISCOVER, ENJOY, AND BE INSPIRED BY THE CREATIVE PROCESS.
ENVIRONMENTAL PLEDGE
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO AND BOARD CHAIR
H. ALEXANDER RICH President & CEO
MINDY HONG Chair, Board of Directors
In the life of every organization there are momentous years, and this past year at the Gibbes Museum of Art has been an especially momentous one. From major exhibitions, gallery renovations, and new staff additions to incredible sold-out events, a change of leadership, and the long-dreamed-of purchase of a building next door, July 2024 to June 2025 underlined every aspect of the mission of our storied museum while heralding — and presaging — a stunning next chapter in its nearly 170-year history.
The 2024–2025 season included an array of exhibitions that drew wide and diverse audiences to the Gibbes. In addition to the evergreen allure of our permanent collection galleries, uniquely-curated, temporary exhibitions like Statement Pieces: Contemporary Fashion Design and the Gibbes Collection, which juxtaposed fashion with art from our collection; Beeple, which brought the ever-evolving experimental world of A.I. to the Museum; and Picturing Freedom: Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid, which opened in May to wide acclaim and just days after scholar Edda Fields-Black won a Pulitzer Prize for the book that inspired our show, continued to push visitors to think differently about their — and our shared — worlds. With featured exhibitions like these, the Gibbes’ reputation grows and grows, affirming our place not merely as Charleston’s art museum but also as one of the premier art museums anywhere, holding its own next to any other “big city museum” nationwide. Indeed, the exceptional response to the past season drives the Museum team to keep exploring new avenues for learning through art and to bring to life the history of art, past and present, regional and global, all within the unmatched space of the Gibbes.
The past season also presented an incredible array of events, many long-standing and beloved traditions and others more recent but becoming Gibbes traditions in their own right. Day in and out, our dedicated team, our esteemed Board and Board committees, and our stalwart auxiliary groups, the Women’s Council and Society 1858, strive to build an exciting calendar of programs that seek always to expand our audiences’ horizons. Each program and event aims to entice visitors and community members to become more deeply involved in the world of art and in the life of the Museum. In addition to year-round tours, lectures, and hands-on art classes (including our always-sold-out summer camp), this year’s most popular signature events included Halloween fun at our first annual Gibbes and Ghouls; the thirteenth installment of our Distinguished Lecture Series, featuring awardwinning film director Spike Lee (to massive crowds); the ever-hip Winter Party, hosted by Society 1858; and our fourth annual Art Charleston week, which, with the combination of the Art of Design luncheon, hosted by the Women’s Council and featuring Nell Diamond, the Founder and CEO of Hill House Home, and Gibbes on the Street, has become an annual must-attend city event.
In its sixteenth year, the Society 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art continues to cement the Gibbes’ historic passion for celebrating and supporting the work of Southern artists. The nominations for the Prize keep growing each year — and the talents of the artists evaluated and selected astound our juries. 2024’s Prize winner Demond Melancon is a rapidly rising art-world star, whose art practice centers around the Black Masking Culture of New Orleans. Melancon’s elaborate work brings together centuries-old artistic tradition with contemporary Black culture and hosting him at the Gibbes and exploring his meticulous methods at our annual Amy P. McCoy Forum proved both eye-opening and resoundingly moving.
Looking back at a very busy year, the 2024–25 season began with summer renovations and updates to our store, the Baker Gallery, and our classrooms, setting the stage for the Gibbes’ biggest transformation to date. In January, after decades of hope (and brilliant
work behind the scenes by a cadre of the Museum’s most ardent champions), the Gibbes acquired the vacant former South Carolina Electric & Gas building at 141 Meeting Street, immediately to the north of the Museum’s current building at 135 Meeting. A joint purchase with the city of Charleston, which also owns half of our present structure, the 1878 Palladian-style building was designed by revered architect E.B. White and began its life as the Carolina Gas Light Company. The building will be linked literally to the Museum’s 1905 building via an elevated bridge, connecting the second-floor galleries in both structures. The new wing will add 6,000 additional square feet of space to the Museum, expanding our exhibition gallery footprint significantly while also allowing us to doubledown on our commitment to arts education, with the wing’s entire first floor imagined as a dedicated education center. The capital campaign kicks into high gear in 2026, with a projected opening of the new wing in early 2027.
Each chapter at the Gibbes seeks a fine balance between what was, what is, and what will be, and the close of the 2024–25 season initiated the beginning of this next new chapter for the Museum. To be certain, this summer marked a moment of great transition, as the tenure of one leader of the Gibbes segued into the start of another. After forty-four years at the Gibbes and seventeen at its helm, Angela Mack announced her planned retirement from her position as President and CEO; during her time directing the Museum, the Gibbes evolved into one of the region’s most revered institutions, and the legacy she left upon the Museum is indelible.
As the new President and CEO and as the new chair of the Board of Directors, we stepped into leadership beginning July 1, 2025, grateful for the path set out before us by Angela and outgoing Board Chair Spencer Lynch and for the opportunity to guide the Gibbes, its intrepid team, and its devoted community of volunteers into our next promising era.
Thank you for your ongoing support and celebration of our city’s art museum: the Gibbes and its future look strong.
H. Alexander Rich President and CEO
Mindy Hong Chair, Board of Directors
ADMINISTRATION
GIBBES STAFF
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Director of Finance and Administration
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Accounting Manager
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
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Creative Director
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COLLECTIONS & EXHIBITIONS
Sara Arnold
Chief Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs
Brenna Reilley
Associate Curator
Maggie Claytor
Associate Registrar
David Petitpain
Head Preparator
DEVELOPMENT
Jennifer Ross
Chief Advancement Officer
Wendi Ammons
Director of Membership & Board Administration
Dana Robie
Development Coordinator
EDUCATION & PROGRAMS
Becca Hiester
Director of Education and Programs
Hannah Lamb Curator of Education
Stephanie Allen
Associate Curator of Programs
VISITOR SERVICES
Megan Roe
Associate Director of Visitor Experience and Retail
Erica Hattings
Visitor Experience and Retail Coordinator
Armando Duran Museum Engagement Specialist
Greg Hamel Museum Engagement Specialist
Bertie Sackson Museum Engagement Specialist
Reagan Thomas Museum Engagement Specialist
SPECIAL EVENTS & PRIVATE RENTALS
Addy Smith Director of
Special Events
Savannah Sergent
Special Events Coordinator
OPERATIONS
Greg Jenkins Director of Facilities
Margaret Rich Director of Operations
Clarence Kelly Chief of Security
Gladys Keitt
Security Manager
Eddie Doctor
Museum Security
Barbara Hill
Museum Security
Catherine Hill Hyman
Museum Security
Philip Vaughn
Museum Security
CAROLINA ART ASSOCIATION / GIBBES MUSEUM OF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JULY 2024 – JUNE 2025
Chair
Mr. Spencer Lynch
Immediate
Past Chair
Ms. Helen C. Pratt-Thomas
Board Members
Dr. David Adams
Dr. Louise Anderson Allen
Mrs. Jane Beak
Mrs. Ann Thomas Burnett
Mr. James Bruce
Mr. Jamieson Clair
Dr. David J. Cohen
Mrs. Gretchen Cuddy
Mr. Michael Culler
Ms. Marie Delcioppo
Dr. Tejbir Singh Dhindsa
Mrs. Wendy Meyer Dopp
Mrs. Lisa Hudson Evans
Mrs. Shannon Gillespie
Dr. Elizabeth Harden
Mr. Milton Hearne
Mr. Jack Hoey
Dr. Mindy Hong
Dr. Felice F. Knight
Dr. Brenda Lauderback
Mr. Benjamin F. Lenhardt, III
Mrs. Denise Mansheim
Mr. Mark Maresca
Mr. Mark Munn
Mrs. Catherine Murray- Smith
Ms. Stephanie Pascarella
Dr. Jennifer Parker Porter
Ms. Abby Rosenthal
Ms. Elizabeth S. Saal
Mr. Akhil Sharma
Ms. Sarah J. Smith
Mr. Charles Sullivan
Ms. Anne Gaud Tinker
Vice Chair
Mrs. Deborah Kennedy Kennard
Honorary Member
The Honorable William Cogswell
City of Charleston
Mr. Karl Brady
Mr. Michael Seekings
Members Emeriti
Mrs. Jill Almeida
Mr. Allan J. Anderson
Mrs. Ruth Baker
Ms. J. Elizabeth Bradham
Mrs. Susan Campbell
Mr. Van C. Campbell*
Ms. Kathleen Rivers Carroll
Mrs. Sarah Lund Donnem
Mrs. Laura D. Gates
Mr. Roy Green*
Ms. Irma Greene*
Mrs. Eleanor Hale
Dr. John W. Hallett, Jr.
Dr. Layton McCurdy
Ms. Rhett Ramsay Outten
Mrs. Susan Porter
Mrs. Mary Ramsay *
Mrs. Harriet Smartt
Mrs. Susan M. Smythe
Mrs. Andrea Volpe
Dr. Anton Vreede*
Mrs. Kathryn J. Wendell
Mrs. Alice Wyatt
Mr. Charles L. Wyrick, Jr.*
*denotes deceased
Women’s Council
President
Mrs. Whitney Jones
Society 1858
President
Ms. Laura Schneider
MUSEUM ACCREDITATION
accreditation since 1972
BUILT
120 YEARS of collecting, interpreting,
$7.63M
TOTAL IMPACT OF THE GIBBES WITHIN THE CHARLESTON METRO AREA supporting 65 jobs
Oldest Museum Building IN THE SOUTH
THIRD LARGEST CULTURAL FACILITY in Charleston Charleston ’ s Only Art Museum
ONLY EXAMPLE OF BEAUX ARTS STYLE ARCHITECTURE in Charleston
LISTED AS A National Historic Site
10,000 OBJECTS IN PERMANENT COLLECTION
6–8 SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS ANNUALLY
African American Heritage
MARY JACKSON GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NAMED AFTER ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS SWEETGRASS BASKET MAKERS IN THE COUNTRY
Works by Mary Jackson, Jonathan Green, Leo Twiggs, Kara Walker, and other nationally recognized African American artists
LOANS OF OVER 50 OBJECTS PER YEAR TO RENOWNED ART INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS
GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART PAST ACCOLADES
BEST OF CHARLESTON (Charleston City Paper)
BEST MUSEUM IN CHARLESTON
BEST ART INSTRUCTION
Recipient of the SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR’S AWARD FOR THE ARTS
CHARLESTON METRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BEACON AWARD
USA TODAY
BEST MUSEUM IN SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTHERN LIVING
TOP VENUE TO GET MARRIED in South Carolina
$4.8M
ANNUAL BUDGET
59 PROGRAMS, EVENTS, AND WORKSHOPS
2024–2025 ANNUAL VISITATION
50,000 Museum visitors
5,045
ATTENDEES AT GIBBES PROGRAMS
3,300 MUSEUM MEMBERS
433 ADULT ATTENDEES ON PRIVATE TOURS
2,234 STUDENTS on Museum tours
2,190 STUDENTS attending virtual K–12 Tours
382 YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN WORKSHOPS & SUMMER CAMP
280 TRICK-OR-TREATERS FOR GIBBES AND GHOULS
637 FAMILY DAY ATTENDEES
32 CAMPS/ CHILDREN’S CLASSES
58 PRIVATE EVENTS
8,770 GUESTS
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
A LINK TO THE FUTURE
For decades, the dense architectural landscape of Charleston’s historic district has posed challenges for the Gibbes expansion needs. A $1.2 million expansion in 1978 followed by a $17 million renovation in 2016 maximized the Museum’s current site, which includes the beautiful Lenhardt Garden. The quest, therefore, to secure the adjacent E.B. White building at 141 Meeting Street built by Charleston Gas Light Company in 1878 became more critical to the footprint of the Gibbes. The Palladian style architecture of this Class 1 building complements perfectly the Beaux Arts style of the Gibbes built twenty-seven years later. Together, these buildings exemplify the grand architectural achievements in the historic district. After a 15-year effort, hundreds of hours of conversations, and the generosity of willing partners, the acquisition finally came to fruition in January 2025. Thanks to Charleston investor and philanthropist Ben Navarro and Beemok Hospitality Collection, which acquired the property in 2022, 141 Meeting Street was purchased by the Gibbes and the City of Charleston for $3 million to become a 6,000 square foot expansion for the Museum to enhance the city’s visual arts footprint in the heart of historic downtown Charleston. “It is the best possible outcome,” shares Mayor Cogswell. “We are delighted to partner with the Gibbes to convert this very prestigious building, designed by a famous architect and built by Charleston’s first electric company, into an extension of our one temple to the visual arts, the Gibbes.”
Museums are places where education thrives, and the Gibbes is no exception. Yet today, our ability to meet the needs of a growing and diverse community is limited. With 10,000 objects in our collection, we can display only a small fraction at a time. Our current 3,000-square-foot
gallery space does not accommodate large-scale or experimental works. Educational activities often take place in borrowed spaces, restricting our ability to serve students, teachers, and families.
The acquisition of the historic E.B. White building at 141 Meeting Street changes everything. This 6,000-square-foot expansion, connected to the Gibbes’ 1905 original building by a new architectural bridge that will link the two second-floors of both structures, will provide the Museum with a whole new wing, featuring both new galleries and a state-of-the-art Education Center that together will redefine the visitor and learning experience.
The Education Center will double our capacity to serve school groups, expand teen and adult learning, strengthen partnerships with schools and universities, and ensure that underserved communities have access through scholarships and free programming.
Just as the new gallery spaces will allow us to present bold, largescale, and experimental works, the Education Center will ensure that those experiences translate into transformational learning moments for every visitor. Together, these twin pillars — art and education — will define the future of the Gibbes.
LEADERSHIP TRANSITION
HONORING A HISTORIC LEGACY AND WELCOMING A NEW CHAPTER
This year marked a defining moment in the Gibbes Museum of Art’s history as we prepared for the retirement of President & CEO Angela D. Mack and announced the appointment of our next President and CEO, H. Alexander Rich, Ph.D. After more than four decades of extraordinary service — including seventeen years at the helm — Mack shared her plans to retire in May 2025, closing a tenure that shaped not only the Museum but also Charleston’s cultural landscape.
Mack first joined the Gibbes in 1981 and quickly became a driving force behind the institution’s growth and national reputation. Her visionary curatorial approach, willingness to confront difficult histories through art, and steadfast commitment to elevating Southern artists transformed the Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and community reach. Under her guidance, the Gibbes championed diversity in its collection and leadership, pursued bold and awardwinning exhibitions, and deepened its role as a vital civic resource. Her legacy — a combination of intellectual rigor, fearlessness, and deep care for this community — continues to inspire the Museum’s work today.
In June 2025, the Board announced that, following a comprehensive national search, Dr. H. Alexander Rich would lead the Gibbes into its next era. A museum director, chief curator, scholar, and educator, Dr. Rich brings a record of innovative leadership, global partnerships, and transformative institutional growth. He comes to the Gibbes from the Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art at Florida Southern College, where he oversaw a major museum campus and expansion, secured more than $18 million in support, and curated more than sixty acclaimed exhibitions of international scope.
Dr. Rich’s appointment marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the Gibbes as the Museum continues its transformative expansion and strengthens its role as a beacon for the arts in the American South. His passion for scholarship, community engagement, and institutional advancement — combined with the enduring foundation built under Mack’s leadership — positions the Gibbes for an ambitious and inspiring future.
Together, these leadership milestones underscore a powerful theme: honoring the past while embracing a bold path forward. The Gibbes Museum of Art stands poised for continued growth, deeper impact, and renewed vision as we move confidently into our next chapter.
MCG
A CELEBRATION OF THE LEGACY OF
ANGELA D. MACK
Angela’s Legacy
Angela D. Mack’s remarkable career at the Gibbes Museum spans over four decades, beginning in 1981 as an associate curator and culminating in her role as President & CEO. Her tenure was defined by visionary leadership, curatorial excellence, and a commitment to expanding the Museum’s reach and impact.
Among her many accomplishments, Angela:
— Organized and oversaw more than 300 exhibitions, including In Pursuit of Refinement: Charlestonians Abroad 1740–1860 and Landscape of Slavery: The Plantation in American Art, which helped position Southern art within the broader American canon.
— Expanded and diversified the Museum’s collection, acquiring works by artists such as Louis Mignot, Benjamin West, Charles White, Edward Hopper, Kara Walker, Mary Jackson, and Fred Wilson.
— Developed and implemented the Gibbes’ first-ever 10-year strategic plan.
— Led a $17.5 million building renovation project that expanded galleries, revolutionized art storage, and reintroduced artmaking into the Museum.
— Authored and contributed to numerous publications and exhibition catalogues, including In Pursuit of Refinement: Charlestonians Abroad 1740–1860, Landscape of Slavery: The Plantation in American Art, and Edward Hopper in Charleston.
Angela's legacy is not only reflected in the physical transformation of the Gibbes Museum but also in the countless artists, scholars, and visitors she has inspired. Her dedication to fostering an inclusive and dynamic cultural community has elevated the Gibbes into a world-class institution and enriched South Carolina’s artistic landscape. Her retirement truly marks the end of an era for the Museum.
EXHIBITIONS AND ACQUISITIONS
The Gibbes strives to present exhibitions and acquire works of art for its collection that touch Charleston while connecting the Museum to the wider world of artists and cultural institutions. Over the course of the year, the Museum presented seven special exhibitions organized by the Gibbes, featuring works from both the permanent collection and an array of museums, archives, and private collections across the country.
We launched the fall exhibition season in celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art with a show featuring salient examples of the Prize winners’ work. The exhibition was heralded by artist Stephen Marc, who said, “it is invaluable to see how the South’s diverse and complex cultural heritage and regional identity are creatively expressed through explorations of everyday life, historical references, and visions of the future.”
In December, the Rotunda galleries were vibrantly activated in collaboration with Mike Winkleman, aka Beeple, and Beeple Studios. Three of the trailblazing digital artist's kinetic sculptures were placed on display.
In response to popular demand, the Gibbes opened its first exhibition exploring art and fashion in January 2025. Statement Pieces was organized in collaboration with Barrett Barrera Projects and juxtaposed works of art from the Gibbes’ permanent collection with contemporary fashion objects by world-renowned designers such as Alexander McQueen, Dapper Dan, and Gucci. The show was featured in Forbes as one of three “fashionable exhibitions to see in Charleston, London, and Paris.”
The final major exhibition of the year, Picturing Freedom: Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid, was inspired by the 2025 Pulitzer Prize-winning book COMBEE by Dr. Edda Fields-Black and the powerful photographs of environmental photographer J Henry Fair. Guest curated by Dr. Vanessa Thaxton-Ward, the show offer a rich visual celebration of Harriet Tubman and the triumphs of freedom seekers, culminating in the 1863 raid. It featured loaned works by Aaron Douglas, Faith Ringold, Stephen Towns, Elizabeth Catlett, and Jacob Lawrence.
The Gibbes also maintains a robust outgoing loan program. This past year, the Museum loaned works to Blowing Rock Art and History Museum for the exhibition Daingerfield & the Tonalist Instinct, the International African American Museum for Creative Journeys, and the North Carolina Museum of Art. Additionally, the Gibbes maintains loans with the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, the Office of the Mayor of Charleston, Charleston City Hall, Historic Charleston Foundation, City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department, Middleton Place Foundation, and the Old Exchange Building.
EXHIBITIONS FY25
July 2024 – June 2025
The Gibbes presented seven special exhibitions in FY2025. The exhibitions were inspired by and connected to the Museum’s four content themes: Conservation and the Environment, Health and Wellness, Innovation, and Social Justice. Each of these themes was explored through the works on view and in dynamic programming that accompanied each exhibition.
Artist Spotlight: David Driskell and Edward Middleton Manigault
AUGUST 23 – DECEMBER 1, 2024
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art
Celebrating the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art
OCTOBER 11, 2024 – JANUARY 12, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art
Beeple
DECEMBER 13, 2024 – MAY 11, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art in collaboration with Beeple Studios
Statement Pieces: Contemporary Fashion Design and the Gibbes Collection
JANUARY 31 – APRIL 27, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art in collaboration with Barrett Barrera Projects
Picturing Freedom: Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid
MAY 23 – OCTOBER 5, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art and traveling to the Hampton University Museum in 2026
Our Pet Project
JUNE 6 – SEPTEMBER 7, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art
CELEBRATING THE 1858 PRIZE
FOR CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN ART
OCTOBER 11, 2024 – JANUARY 12, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art
CHRISTINA AND ROBERT BRINKMAN GALLERY AND GALLERY 9
ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: DAVID DRISKELL AND EDWARD MIDDLETON MANIGAULT
AUGUST 23 – DECEMBER 1, 2024
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art
LAURA D. AND STEPHEN F. GATES GALLERY AND THE MARTHA RYAN SEVERENS GALLERY
GIVEN BY CAROLYN AND WAYNE JONES
JUNE 6 – SEPTEMBER 7, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art
LAURA D. AND STEPHEN F. GATES GALLERY AND THE MARTHA RYAN SEVERENS GALLERY
GIVEN BY CAROLYN AND WAYNE JONES
BEEPLE
DECEMBER
13, 2024 – MAY 11, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art in collaboration with Beeple Studios
CAMPBELL ROTUNDA, LAURA D. AND STEPHEN F. GATES GALLERY, AND THE MARTHA RYAN SEVERENS GALLERY GIVEN BY CAROLYN AND WAYNE JONES
IMAGES BY MCG PHOTOGRAPHY
IMAGES BY MCG PHOTOGRAPHY
STATEMENT PIECES: CONTEMPORARY
FASHION DESIGN AND THE GIBBES COLLECTION
JANUARY 31 – APRIL 27, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art in collaboration with Barrett Barrera Projects
AND ROBERT BRINKMAN GALLERY AND GALLERY 9
CHRISTINA
PICTURING FREEDOM: HARRIET
TUBMAN AND THE COMBAHEE RIVER RAID
MAY 23 – OCTOBER 5, 2025
Organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art and traveling to the Hampton University Museum in 2026
CHRISTINA AND ROBERT BRINKMAN GALLERY AND GALLERY 9
IMAGES BY MCG PHOTOGRAPHY, THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHERS, AND BANKS CREATIVE
FY25 ACQUISITIONS
July
2024– June 2025
THE GIBBES IS GRATEFUL TO THE NUMEROUS DONORS AND COLLECTORS WHO MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE MUSEUM TO ACQUIRE AND EXHIBIT THE HIGHEST QUALITY ART. OVER THE COURSE OF FISCAL YEAR 2025, THE GIBBES ADDED EIGHTEEN NEW WORKS TO THE PERMANENT COLLECTION BY GIFT, BEQUEST, AND PURCHASE.
BY GIFT
ELIZABETH PETTIGREW VERNER SKETCHBOOK
In memory of my “kids,” my puppy dogs, the loves of my life, Mr. Jr., Miss Sissy, our Miss Pooh Girl, Miss Sweetie, Mr. Petey and Miss Sassy Fair Sandy.
INTERIOR – THE LIGHT WITHIN
2014, by Lese Corrigan (American, b. 1956). Oil on canvas, 40 x 30 inches. Bequest of Daniel Oliver Bowman and Robert John Sauers.
LANDO, SOUTH CAROLINA
1974, by Susan Meiselas (American, b. 1948). Fiber-based gelatin silver print (Printed 2024, Ed 1/5), 16 x 20 inches. Gift of the artist.
RIVER SCENE, ECUADOR (II)
1857, by Louis Remy Mignot (American, 1831–1870). Oil on paper laid down on canvas, 7 x 12 ¾ inches. Anonymous gift in honor of Angela Mack on her retirement and for her many years of service to the Museum.
EYES
n.d., by Rhea Sanders (American, 1923–2020). Mixed Media on paper, 15 x 23 inches. Donated by the sons of Rhea Sanders.
CIRCULAR BASKET WITH LID
ca. 2012, by Mary Jackson (American, b. 1945). Sweetgrass, bulrush, pine needles, palmetto basket. Gift of Marcia Doctor with love.
BELL SHAPED BASKET WITH LID ca. 2006–2012, by Mary Jackson (American, b. 1945). Bulrush, pine needles, and palmetto. Gift of Marcia Doctor with love.
LOW BASKET WITH HANDLES ca. 2000, by Mary Jackson (American, b. 1945). Sweetgrass, pine needles, and palmetto. Gift of Marcia Doctor with love.
URN ca. 2014, by Mary Jackson (American, b. 1945). Sweetgrass, pine needles, and palmetto. Gift of Marcia Doctor with love.
VIEW OF SPOLETO
1958, by Robert Courtright (American, 1926-2012). Paper collage, 27 x 28 ½ inches. Donated by Paul Demosthenes and Jeanee Redmond.
MUSEUM PURCHASES
CHARLESTON
2021, by Radcliffe Bailey (American, 1968–2023). Flock, oil stick, acrylic, tabby concrete on tarp with steel shelf, 112 x 85 ½ x 12 ¾ inches. Museum purchase with funds from the State of South Carolina.
STUDY 108 #6
2022, by Tom Stanley (American, b. 1950). Acrylic on canvas on board, 37 ¼ x 47 ¼ inches. Museum purchase with funds provided by the Alicia Rhett Fund.
SKETCHES FROM NATURE
1793–1796, by Charles Fraser (American, 1782–1860) and Alexander Fraser (American, 1758–1798). Bound volume, 4 ½ x 7 ½ inches. Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Eliza Huger Kammerer Fund.
PORCH, SOUTH CAROLINA
1974, by Susan Meiselas (American, b. 1948). Fiber-based gelatin silver print (Printed 2024, Ed 1/5), 16 x 20 inches. Museum purchase with funds provided by Meredith and Akhil Sharma.
END OF THE ROAD, SOUTH CAROLINA
1974, by Susan Meiselas (American, b. 1948). Fiber-based gelatin silver print (Printed 2024, Ed 1/5), 16 x 20 inches. Museum purchase with funds provided by Meredith and Akhil Sharma.
UNTITLED (AFRICAN WAX STACKS)
2022, by Sonya Clark (American, b. 1967). Comb and thread, 84 x 48 inches. Museum purchase with funds from the State of South Carolina.
FLAMENCO DANCER
ca. 1920, by Edwin Harleston (American, 1882–1931). Oil on canvas, 19 ¾ x 16 inches. Museum purchase with funds from the State of South Carolina.
NURTURE A WHITE ROSE
2025, by Reynier Llanes (Cuban American, b. 1985). Oil on canvas, 86 x 78 inches. Museum purchase with funds from the State of South Carolina.
LEFT IMAGE: Charleston (detail) by Radcliffe Bailey
SECOND
THIRD ROW: Circular basket with lid, Bell shaped basket with lid, Low basket with handles, and Urn by
BOTTOM
TOP ROW: Nurture a White Rose by Reynier Llanes; Study 108 #6 by Tom Stanley
ROW: Untitled (African Wax Stacks) by Sonya Clark; River Scene, Ecuador (II) by Louis Remy Mignot
Mary Jackson
ROW: View of Spoleto by Robert Courtright; Flamenco Dancer by Edwin Harleston; Interior – The Light Within by Lese Corrigan
BUILDING COMMUNITY
This year, the Museum deepened its commitment to accessibility and connection by expanding its roster of free programs for visitors of all ages. From family days inspired by creativity and artist talks to pop-up performances and off-site festivals, these initiatives opened our doors wider than ever.
By removing financial barriers for a new array of offerings, the Museum welcomed thousands of new participants, many experiencing our galleries for the first time. Partnerships with local schools, cultural organizations, and neighborhood groups further strengthened these efforts, ensuring that art remains a shared space for dialogue, creativity, and belonging. Through these free programs, the Museum continues to grow not just as a place to view art, but as a vital community hub — where everyone is invited to engage, create, and connect.
ART ACTUALLY: THE ULTIMATE GIBBES FAMILY DAY FEBRUARY 23, 2025
From the clothes we wear to the food we eat, art and creativity surround us daily. This year, inspired by Statement Pieces: Contemporary Fashion Design and the Gibbes Collection, pop-up experiences included a historic costume try-on station with the Charleston Museum, story time with the Charleston County Public Library, a cooking demonstration and tasting with Chef Scholar Kevin Mitchell and The Drizzled Pear, musical performances by School of the Arts students, artfullyinspired yoga, and so much more in the Lenhardt Garden as part of the Garden Expo
CAFE SOCIETY | OPEN MIC NIGHT AT THE GIBBES JULY 10, 2025
Drawing on the themes of the exhibition Reynier Llanes: Passages and inspired by the storytelling series The Moth, guests who had a three to five-minute story, poem, song, or other performance that explored the topic of “passages” — a rite of passage, a physical migration, or some other crossing — were encouraged to stand and deliver! In addition, the evening included several hand-picked guest artists as we transformed the reception and lecture halls into an after-hours open mic-style atmosphere.
REFRAME NOVEMBER 3, 2024
The Gibbes Museum hosted a celebration of art, music, and the artist in everyone at the Park Circle Playground. This was a family-friendly event and included live painting from our Visiting Artist Christopher “Kolpeace” Johnson, local musicians, and food trucks. Guests were encouraged to pick up a brush and paint their own masterpieces.
THRESHOLDS: A 3-PART PERFORMANCE EXPERIMENT DECEMBER 2024 – FEBRUARY 2025
This limited series brought together live electronic music and dance for an unforgettable series of experiences at the Gibbes Museum. Charleston’s first Poet Laureate, Marcus Amaker (performing as tape loop), created spontaneous electronic soundscapes, while performing artist, past Gibbes’ Visiting Artist, and scholar Dr. Kate March moved through each note, her intuitive, expressive movement blending seamlessly with the music.
Together, Amaker and March explored what it means to cross thresholds — moments of anticipation, rupture, and transformation. This series invited the audience to feel these shifts in real time, creating a space where sound, movement, and poetic presence converge.
ADVANCING ARTISTRY: A SYMPOSIUM FOR VISUAL ARTISTS APRIL 6, 2025
The Gibbes hosted its first ever one-day symposium dedicated to brand development and career growth for visual artists. Sponsored by Bank of America, the day included free professional headshots, talks about gallery representation with Beverly McIver and Kim Boganey, grants and writing about your art with Raheleh Filsoofi, photographing artwork with Rick Rhodes, and how to create a brand with Isaiah Scott.
EDUCATION
CURATING THE FUTURE: YEAR TWO OF THE VIBRANT LEADER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
The Gibbes’ summer internship program, which focuses on building leadership skills in diverse audiences, welcomed its second scholar: Theo Lockrow. Theo, a rising junior at Wesleyan University, pursuing a degree in Art History and East Asian Studies with a focus on twentieth century Japanese art, completed the Vibrant Leader internship. Following the internship, Theo began a study abroad program at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
The storytelling capabilities of art have always fascinated Theo, and there is no other place like an art museum that is able to highlight all of the stories and memories of art of the past and present. Theo’s capstone project involved curating an exhibit as part of our Out of the Vault series focusing on 20th century Japanese prints, many of which were part of a recent gift to the Museum and had not been studied previously.
KIDS ON POINT: DON’T STOP THE MUSIC
The Gibbes teamed up with Kids on Point, a local nonprofit that serves students from Title I and underserved schools with year-round programming, for our eighth annual summer camp collaboration. Inspired by the theme “Please Don’t Stop the Music” and the exhibition Picturing Freedom: Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid, the Gibbes invited Marcus Amaker to work with students, experimenting with creating poetry and sounds.
The group album i wonder if space ever stops expanding is the result of a weeklong writing and recording workshop with middle school students. Produced by Amaker, the album features poems and reflections written and voiced by students — layered with original beats and sound design. Centered around themes of identity, memory, and liberation (stemming from a powerful visit to the exhibition), each track is a window into how young voices imagine safety, dream of the future, and speak truths through rhythm and word.
SCAN QR CODE TO LISTEN TO THE ALBUM.
GIBBES AND GHOULS
On October 30, 2024, the Gibbes hosted its first family-oriented Halloween event: Gibbes and Ghouls. Almost 300 visitors dressed as artists, monsters, and everything in between, enjoyed candy-free trick-or-treating in the galleries, story time with the Charleston County Public Library, and craft making, while enjoying totally not scary encounters with Visiting Artists. This program was made possible by the generous support of Art Bridges Foundation Access for All.
SUMMER CAMP 2025
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VISITING ARTISTS July 2024 – June 2025
JOSHUA
VICTOR
VISITING ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
July 2024 – June 2025
RUTH AND BILL BAKER GALLERY
NADIA STIEGLITZ: OCEANIC DRIFT
JUNE 9 – JULY 23, 2023
JAE JENKINS
JUNE 14 – JULY 28, 2024
I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE: AN EXHIBITION BY THE SCHOLARS OF METANOIA’S FREEDOM SUMMER
AUGUST 2024
WHERE ARE YOU FROM: A SOLO EXHIBITION BY ALICE COLIN
SEPTEMBER 20 –NOVEMBER 3, 2024
BETWEEN YOU AND ME: A SOLO EXHIBITION BY ELIZABETH NORTHCUT WILLIAMS
FEBRUARY 5 –MARCH 20, 2025
ABOUT TIME: A SOLO EXHIBITION BY TAYLOR EPPS
APRIL 2 – MAY 14, 2025
THE ART OF GOING BACK: AN ORACLE OF MEMORY, GRIEF, AND BECOMING — A SOLO EXHIBITION BY BRITTNEY “BLUE” FENRETTE WASHINGTON
MAY 21 – JULY 16, 2025
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SPIKE LEE FILM-MAKER AND ART COLLECTOR
OCTOBER 15, 2025
The Gibbes Museum packed the house at the Charleston Music Hall to welcome director and art collector Spike Lee to Charleston. Interviewed by Pauline Forlenza, Director and CEO of the American Federation of the Arts, Lee spoke about his personal art collection, his history with collecting, and how the arts influence his iconic films.
Through the generous support of our education sponsors we were able to offer 130 free tickets to student and community groups, creating access to communities who might otherwise not have been able to attend this monumental lecture.
Thank you to Metanoia, 1967 Legacy Scholars, The Citadel, SC State, Lowcountry Youth Services, Claflin University, Pepperhill, CofC Honors College, CofC Film Department, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Avery Research Center, We Are Family, and Choices Women’s Center.
Leading up to the lecture, the Gibbes hosted a series of three screenings in collaboration with the Terrace Theater: Do the Right Thing, Malcom X, and BlackKklansman.
1858 PRIZE FOR CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN ART
2024 WINNER DEMOND MELANCON
Big Chief Demond Melancon is a contemporary artist based in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. As a Big Chief, he is the leader of the Young Seminole Hunters, a tribe of the Black Masking Culture of New Orleans, a hidden culture that dates back to the 18th century. Melancon creates elaborate beaded suits and portraits that depict historical and cultural narratives of African and Indigenous people. He works solely with a needle and thread to sew glass beads onto canvas, using beading techniques he has refined over the past thirty years as a Black Masker. His suits are sculptural forms that are worn only by him a few times a year, where he engages in ceremonial wars of beauty with other tribes. Melancon is credited with pioneering the intersection of the Black Masking Culture of New Orleans with the larger contemporary arts sector. His beaded portraits are also exhibited in museums and galleries around the world. Melancon is a 2023 Joan Mitchell Fellow and has received international recognition for his work.
SOCIETY 1858
1858 PRIZE | AMY P. COY FORUM | WINTER PARTY
CELEBRATING
15 YEARS OF THE 1858 PRIZE
ABOUT SOCIETY 1858
Society 1858 is dedicated to a new understanding of contemporary art in the South, both through ongoing art education and the 1858 Prize, which recognizes and celebrates Southern artists and their contributions to the greater American art landscape. Through thoughtful ongoing programming, the 2024 exhibition Celebrating the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art, and central efforts around awarding and recognizing an annual prize winner, we bring exposure to contemporary Southern art to a burgeoning audience of Charleston art patrons.
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WOMEN’S COUNCIL
ART OF DESIGN | 75TH ANNIVERSARY
ABOUT THE WOMEN’S COUNCIL
Founded in 1950, the Gibbes Women’s Council is a vital support system of the Gibbes Museum. This auxiliary group of 200 dedicated members contributes time, talent, and financial support while acting as ambassadors between the Museum and the community. Their signature event, the annual Art of Design Luncheon and Lecture — which kicks off Art Charleston — features internationally recognized voices in art and design and has raised over a million dollars for the Museum, directly supporting educational programming and transformative exhibitions. This year’s event was its most successful yet, grossing over $150,000 for the Gibbes. In May 2025, the GWC celebrated its 75th anniversary with a reception that welcomed more than a hundred guests.
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Inspired by the Museum’s special exhibition Statement Pieces: Contemporary Fashion Objects and the Gibbes Collection, Art Charleston 2025 highlighted the intersection of fashion and fine art.
We welcomed Nell Diamond, Founder and CEO of Hill House Home, as the Art of Design speaker; introduced the Sew Surreal Fashion Show, where local designers debuted capsule collections inspired by the Gibbes’ permanent collection; spotlighted mother-daughter fashion and design entrepreneurs in the lively Generations of Creativity panel discussion; and explored how fashion, identity, and community converge in digital culture during our Threads of Change panel discussion with renowned YouTubers. The week also featured the beloved Gibbes on the Street culinary celebration, transforming Meeting Street into an open-air dining experience with Charleston’s leading chefs and restaurants.
Art Charleston 2025 continued to uplift local talent, fuel cultural tourism, and strengthen Charleston’s creative economy, raising nearly $300,000 to support the Museum.
THIS YEAR, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, WE DIVERTED 537.2 POUNDS OF STREET PARTY WASTE FROM THE LANDFILL WITH COMPOSTING AND RECYCLING.
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THREADS OF CHANGE YOUTUBE PANEL
GENERATIONS OF CREATIVITY PANEL
SEW SURREAL FASHION SHOW
GIBBES ON THE STREET
ARTISAN FAIR
SPOOL OF FRIENDS COMMUNITY ART PROJECT
IN MEMORIAM
Van Campbell
Van Campbell was a long time Board member, donor, and steadfast supporter of the Gibbes. Retired from Corning, Inc., Van and his wife, Susan, first became involved with the Gibbes in the early 2000s. Van joined the Board of Directors in 2002 and served as Treasurer for many years. In 2009, the Gibbes honored Van and Susan by awarding them the first ever James Shoolbred Gibbes Philanthropy Award in recognition of their outstanding and unprecedented philanthropic gifts. As lead donors of the 2016 Campaign for Excellence, the Campbells named the Rotunda, and it serves as a beautiful and timeless testament to their unwavering dedication to the Gibbes and our mission. Van and Susan hosted events, attended exhibit openings, solicited campaign funding, and always held the Gibbes close to their hearts. It was truly a privilege to know and work with Van, and he is missed beyond measure.
Roy Green
Roy Green was an active and devoted Board member for over ten years. An ardent music lover and former owner of a downtown Detroit jazz club, Roy was instrumental in the creation, planning, and execution of the inaugural Gibbes on the Street fundraising event. Roy was a former Social Services Supervisor and dedicated his life to public service and community enrichment. He and his wife, Theresa, were fixtures at Museum events, often bringing friends and encouraging them to join as members. We will never forget Roy’s positive attitude, friendly nature, enthusiasm, and outspoken devotion to the Gibbes. Roy was that rare combination of genuine actions and sincere words, and he is deeply missed by all who knew him.
Lorraine Perry
Lorraine Perry was a long-time volunteer and Women’s Council member. A true Renaissance woman, Lorraine was a business owner, arts lover, event host, and sailor. She was often found in the galleries giving tours and answering questions about her favorite works of art. Biking to the Gibbes from her downtown home, she encouraged everyone she encountered to visit the Museum and could always be counted on to bring a friend to an event or program. Lorraine is greatly missed by the Gibbes staff and volunteers.
GIBBES FELLOWS
The Gibbes Museum Fellows’ membership program brings together individuals and local businesses who share an appreciation for the arts and a personal commitment to enhancing Charleston’s premier art museum. These art enthusiasts experience museum patronage, exclusive special events, Fellows-only travel, and an annual year-end celebration. Our Fellows in turn help us to provide transformational exhibitions and programs.
GIBBES FELLOWS’ TRIP TO BERLIN JUNE 1–7, 2025
In June 2025, a group of Gibbes Fellows traveled to Berlin for an immersive week of art, history, and culture. Over the course of the trip, participants experienced some of the city’s most extraordinary museums, galleries, private collections, and architectural landmarks, spanning ancient to contemporary periods. The itinerary also included a full-day excursion to Potsdam to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site and former summer retreat of Frederick the Great. Their visit coincided with the Berlin Music Festival, adding another layer of cultural richness to the week. Fellows stayed at the five-star Hotel de Rome in the heart of Berlin and enjoyed outstanding culinary experiences that showcased the city’s vibrant dining scene, deepening connections among supporters while underscoring the Gibbes’ commitment to art and cultural exchange.
JAMES SHOOLBRED GIBBES PHILANTHROPY AWARD
JOE SCHMIDT, MIKE SEEKINGS, AND TRENHOLM WALKER
Museums are places where education thrives, and the Gibbes is no exception. Since its founding, the Museum has worked to retain creative capital in Charleston. Yet limited gallery space has made it challenging to accommodate new artistic media, serve a rapidly growing community, and meet the expectations of record numbers of cultural tourists. A $1.2M expansion in 1978 and a $17M renovation in 2016 maximized our current footprint — including the Lenhardt Garden — making the adjacent E.B. White building at 141 Meeting Street the essential next step.
To pursue this opportunity, the Gibbes relied on three trusted local professionals: architect Joe Schmidt, City Councilmember and Gibbes’ Board member Mike Seekings, and attorney Trenholm Walker Working alongside Museum staff and the Board of Directors, each contributed their expertise to bring this project to life.
Having played a central role in the 2016 renovation, Schmidt was the clear choice to lead architectural planning. He developed thoughtful renderings illustrating how the two buildings will connect, along with plans for expanded galleries and an education center.
As a City of Charleston-appointed Board member, Seekings has long been a champion of the Museum. His leadership and advocacy at the city level were essential throughout negotiations for the purchase.
Walker guided the Museum through the legal complexities of the acquisition with diligence and genuine care, ensuring a smooth path through a detailed and nuanced agreement.
Thanks to their dedication, 141 Meeting Street is now secured as a 6,000-square-foot expansion for the Gibbes — an exciting enhancement to Charleston’s visual arts landscape.
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PRIVATE EVENTS
JULY 2024 – JUNE 2025
With fifty-eight events hosted this year, private events remained a vital part of the Museum’s community presence and financial sustainability. Forty-three couples celebrated their weddings, and we continued to see growth in corporate and organizational rentals. Highlights included hosting the Travel + Leisure Food & Wine Classic VIP Party, marking its first time ever in Charleston, as well as receptions and gatherings for organizations such as Bank of America, Compass, CorVel, Charleston School of Law, Edward Jones, Hispanic Alliance, RiskSpan, and Sherman Capital Markets.
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LAURA WATSON PHOTOGRAPHY EMILY BARBEE PHOTOGRAPHY
FRANZI ANNIKA PHOTOGRAPHY
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LAUREN PAGLUICA
FUREY PHOTOGRAPHY
MUSEUM STORE
JULY 2024 – JUNE 2025
At the end of 2024, the Gibbes Museum Store underwent a major renovation, reducing its overall footprint to make room for expanded storage and new office space. Despite the smaller layout, the store has grown in exciting ways — featuring more versatile shelving, a larger, ADA-compliant desk designed for new technologies, and a refreshed overall design. With an almost entirely reimagined space and a new team, fresh ideas are taking shape.
Looking ahead, the store plans to broaden its merchandise offerings with a new Collection Section and Kids’ Corner, both enhanced with vibrant vinyl murals and innovative product displays. We remain committed to keeping artists at the heart of our mission by continuing to highlight and support local creators, including our Visiting Artists.
In the coming year, the store is thrilled to lead two major events — the Holiday Market in December and the Artisan Fair in April. Sales continue to rise as the store becomes more established in its renewed form. We are deeply grateful for the ongoing support of our patrons, members, and staff, as well as the dedication of the Women’s Council, our loyal customers, and our wonderful vendors.
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ANNUAL GIVING
JULY 2024 – JUNE 2025
$1 MILLION and above
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones, The Carolyn and Wayne Jones Charitable Foundation
$500,000 – $999,999
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brinkman State of South Carolina
$200,000 – $499,999
City of Charleston Estate of Katherine Huger
$100,000 – $199,999
Anonymous Charleston County
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Mansheim
$50,000 – $99,999
Anonymous
Mrs. Deborah Kennedy Kennard and Ambassador William Kennard, The Kennard Kennedy Family Fund
The Mills Bee Lane Memorial Foundation South Carolina Arts Commission
$30,000 – $49,999
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina
Mrs. Esther B. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Tadler, SJK Tadler Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Mr. and Mrs. Rowan G. P. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Ziff
$15,000 – $29,999
Alicia Rhett Fund for the Gibbes Museum of Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Anonymous Bank of America
The Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation
Hudnall Capital Advisors
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr.
Mr. Spencer J. Lynch, Lynch Capital Wealth Management
Anne and Scott Parker,
The Charles and Joyce Darby Family Foundation III
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart D. Porter
Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr., The John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation
Ms. Elizabeth Saal, Trustee, The Joseph J. Schott Foundation
Ms. Sally J. Smith, The Wilbur S. Smith and Sally J. Smith Foundation
Ms. Mary Walters
$10,000 – $14,999
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Aaron
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Berry, The Charles and Dana Berry Fund
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Blackman, The Lynne and Mark Blackman Family Fund
Mr.* and Mrs. Van C. Campbell, The Campbell's Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Darby, Jr., The Charles and Joyce Darby Family Foundation III
Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Dopp
Explore Charleston
The Jane Smith Turner Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenrette, III Lakeland Capital
Estate of Lorraine Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Moss, Chris Moss, C.P.A.
Mrs. Christine B. Motamed
Meredith and Akhil Sharma
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sullivan
Ms. Anne G. Tinker and Mr. John D. Henderson
$5,000 – $9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Almeida, The Almeida Family Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Foundation
Ms. Grace Atwood
Mr. and Mrs. William Beak
Ms. Miranda Brooks and Mr. Stephen Elliott Webb, The Brooks Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll
Mrs. Marion R. R. Cato
Choate Construction Company
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Christopher, The Emma and George Christopher Charitable Fund
Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen
Dr. and Mrs. Brian G. Cuddy
Mr. and Mrs. Les G. Detterbeck, III
Mrs. Sarah Lund Donnem
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Eatman, Jr.
Ms. Michelle Edwards and Mr. Robert Crutchfield
Ms. Susan Ford and Mr. John H. Hofford
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Gallagher
Mrs. Laura D. Gates
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Gaud
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Gillespie
Mrs. Katherine S. Glenn, Frank Glenn Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gridley
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hearne
Mrs. Karen L. Kichline-Ruef and Mr. David Ruef
Dr. Brenda Lauderback and Dr. Boyd Wright
Mrs. Anne Rhodes Lee and Mr. Stuart F. Lee
M. Dumas and Sons
Ms. K. H. McFarlin
Mr. and Mrs. William B. McGuire Jr., The William B. McGuire, Jr. Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McLain
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. Meier, The Meier and Linnartz Family Foundation
Mrs. Eleanor H. Parker
Dr. Celeste H. Patrick and Mr. Charles Patrick
The Peninsula of Charleston
Dr. Jennifer Parker Porter and Mr. Stanley Porter, The Stanley & Jennifer Porter Fund
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Ms. Abby Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Santi
Mrs. Marilyn J. Schultz
Seamon, Whiteside & Associates, Inc.
Martha and Kenneth Severens
Randy and Donna Smith, The Randy and Donna Smith Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Smythe, Jr.
South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism
SPP Development, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Thompson, The Ronald and Cynthia Thompson Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wendell
Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Woodfield
$2,500 – $4,999
Dr. and Mrs. David B. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allen
Dr. and Mrs. Milton Armstrong
Mr. Darren Arndt
Beemok Hospitality Collection
The Bellinger Hotel
Bishop Gadsden
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boyer
Ms. Karin Carlson
Charleston Day School
Mr. Jamieson Clair
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coffman, The Kathy and Steve Coffman Fund of PNC Charitable Giving
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Colen
Dr. Jason P. Coy
Ms. Joy Craft
Mr. Michael C. Culler
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daen
Dr. and Mrs. Tejbir Dhindsa
DXC Technology
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos E. Evans
Mr. Michael Feldman and Mr. Jacob Laws
Fidelity Investments
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Finn, The William and Prudence Finn Charitable Trust
Mr. Peter F. Finnerty, Jr.
Fleet Landing Restaurant & Bar,
Mr. and Mrs. Tradd W. Newton
Francis Marion Hotel
Mr. Michael W. Haga and Dr. Paul W. Holmes
Dr. Elizabeth Harden and Dr. Richard Hoefer
Mr. and Mrs. Gray Harley
Ms. Lane L. Harper,
The Lane Legare Harper Family Foundation
Ms. Corbin A. Henderson and Mrs. Quinn Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Higdon, The Ann and Lee Higdon Charitable Trust
HITT Construction
Mr. Jack B. Hoey, Jr.
Dr. Mindy Hong and Dr. Eugene Hong
Ms. Martha F. Jones
Juliska
Kiawah Partners
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Lambrecht
Lesemann and Associates
Mrs. Michele K. Linen
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lipman
Amanda Lindroth Design
The Loutrel
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mabry, IV
Ms. Margaret Malaspina and Dr. Derrick Niederman
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marterer
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. McCann, The Winfield Foundation
Morris Financial Concepts, Inc
Ms. Ronda Muir
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mungo
Ms. Stephanie Pascarella and Dr. Nihar Patel
Mrs. Jane R. Pearman, Jane & Me Designs
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Penkhus
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Riner
Mr. W. S. Rose, The Rose Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Russell-Schlesinger
Santi's Restaurante Mexicano
Mrs. Cara Schaafsma
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith
South State Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Stowe
Ms. Carter Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waring, The Katherine P. Waring Memorial Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Brian White
$1,000 – $2,499
Ms. Marlene T. Addlestone and Mr. Larry Bursten*, The Nathan & Marlene Addlestone Foundation
Mrs. Bess Allen and Mr. Lee Allen
Ms. Nada S. Arnold
Dr. Linda Austin and Dr. John W. Hallett
Ms. Ledlie Bell
Mr. James F. Benson
Dr. Carol Berry and Dr. Scott D. Berry
Dr. and Mrs. Henri Bianucci
Mrs. Patricia H. Bliss
Mrs. June J. Bradham
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Braithwaite
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Broome
Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce
Ms. Carolina Bryan and Mr. Joe Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick Caldwell
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Cantopher
Mrs. Teresa Cantrell
Ms. Wendy Carlin
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cay, III
Mr. and Mrs. Stephan L. Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford
Coniglio Palm Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Cooper, Jr.
Ms. Lese A. Corrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cotton
Mrs. Kathryn Cox
Crantford Costa Ulm Plastic Surgery
Mr. Mitchell Crosby, JMC Charleston
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crouse
Ms. Jami Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Karan Das-Grande
Ms. Jill R. Davidge
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and Mrs. Meg Malanuk
Ms. Marie Delcioppo
Michael L. and Mary Colbert Denger, The Denger Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. John Derse
Mr. and Mrs. Gary DiCamillo
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dunnan
Mrs. Melissa Efird
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Elsner
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fair, Jr.
Ms. Michel V. Faliero
Ms. Kathleen Ferrell and Mr. Arthur Hoey, The Holy City Fund
Mrs. Stephanie Finch and Mr. Kevin Story
The Fine Art Group
Ms. Fetneh A. Fleischmann and Mr. David Furchgott
Mrs. Susan T. Friberg, The Susan T. and Eric G. Friberg Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Mr. and Mrs. W. Foster Gaillard
Mr. and Mrs. Lyles Geer
Mr. and Mrs. R. Garey Goff
Ms. Sonja Golinski
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Greenberg
Mrs. Judith L. Green and Dr. Michael Fritz
Mr.* and Mrs. Roy L. Green
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Gregg, The Gregg Family Chairtable Fund
Greystar Real Estate Partners, LLC
Dr. Kathryn Haas and Dr. Allen Haas
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Halford
Mr. Shane David Hall
Mrs. Roger Hanahan
Mr. Frank Haygood
Mrs. Kai Holden and Ms. Allison Audett
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Holscher
Mrs. Francie Horvitz
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. John Janas
Mr. Marvin Jenkins
The Joan Mitchell Foundation
Whitney and Tony Jones
Ms. Jane Joukowsky
K&L Gates, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Kerr
Mr. Robert Kirby, The Bridgewater Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Koach
Ms. Louise B. Lancaster
Ms. Christine LaSala and Ms. Ellen Lipschitz
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Layfield
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Legasey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levin
Ms. Elizabeth C.R. Lewine, The Elizabeth C. Rivers Lewine Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Ms. Renee Licht and Mr. Michael Sussman, The Sussman Licht Family Fund
Loeffler Randall
The Loose Family Charitable Fund
Ms. Leslie K. Lyon
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mabry
Ms. Stephanie Mackara
Maison Real Estate LLC
Mrs. Patricia B. Manigault
Mr. and Mrs.* Mark E. Maresca
Mr. Martin Margulies
Mrs. Catherine M. Marino
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Mark, The Tony and Gillian Mark Charitable Fund
Market Street Trust Board of Directors
Mrs. Frances C. Marlatt *denotes deceased
Annual Giving Cont’d
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. K. Marshall
Ms. Lindsay Marshall and Dr. Lucius Beebe
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Martin
Ms. Harriet McDougal
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tomas McDuffie, AIA, RIBA
Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath
Ms. Elisabeth P. McLean,
The Beth McLean Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charley McLendon,
The Martha Rhodes McLendon Charitable Fund
Ms. Deirdre McMurtry
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNeil
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McSpadden
The Mark Elliott Motley Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. O'Brien
Ms. Susannah O'Brien
Mrs. Melissa S. Parker
Ms. Susan Pearlstine
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Perry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Petty
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Plumb
Mrs. Angela Polk
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Prezzano
Dr. and Mrs. A. Bert Pruitt
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rawle
Mr. Tyler E. Rollins
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Ross
Ms. Nedenia Rumbough and Mr. Jan Roosenburg
Salthouse Catering
Ms. Veronica Sarmanian
Howard Schapiro and Jan Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Seekings
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Simons, III
Dr. James G. Simpson
Ms. Stacy D. Smallwood
Mrs. Harriet Smartt
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton C. Smith
Dr. Stephanie E. Smith-Phillips and Dr. James Phillips
The Wilbur S. Smith and Stephanie E. Smith-Phillips Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. George Smithy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Soderlund
Ms. Nancye B. Starnes and Mr. David J. Hughes
Stay Duvet
Mr. and Mrs. Jacien L. Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stern
Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Tarleton
Mrs. Susan Parsell Thompson
Anne and Ken Tidwell
Dr. Antonio Tillis
Ms. Mary Tinkler and Mr. Tad Woovis
Ms. Suzanne Togna and Mr. David O. Haythe
Mrs. Curry Uflacker
Ms. Nicole Vanasse and Mr. James Guerra
Mrs. Martha A Waggoner
Walk and Talk Charleston, LLC, Mrs. Tyler Page Wright Friedman and Mr. Elliott Friedman
Ms. Justine Wardrop, Wardrop Family Fund
Ms. Molly Waring and Mr. Joe Caughman Webster Rogers, LLP
Mrs. Jennifer E. Welham
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Wertz
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher White
Ms. Mary Whyte and Mr. Arnold M. Nemirow
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Willett
Ms. Betty Anne Wilson and Mrs. Morgan Tremayne
Windermere Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Wood
Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Wright, Jr.
$500 – $499
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson
Kate and Ric Asbeck
Ashley Hall School
Ms. Rebecca Barnes
Mrs. Nancy K. Barrett
Dr. Cheryl Bentley and Mr. Clay Wommack
Blackbaud, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Blount
Ms. Margaret Bondy
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cahill,
The John T. and Elizabeth K. Cahill Fund of Coastal
Community Foundation of SC
Ms. Lindy Keane Carter
Mrs. Christina Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Smith B. Coleman
Ms. Michele Costanzo
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crnkovich
Mr. Gerard Cuddy and Mr. Graham Cuddy
Mrs. Michele Dispensa and Mr. Ron Weinberger
Ms. Kate M. Dolan
Mr. David Dumas
Mrs. Linda DuRoss Becher and Mr. Charles Becher
Mrs. Kara Eck
The Estate of Ellen Read
Mrs. Liza Elsner
Mrs. Joan Fallon
Mr. and Mrs. William Flack
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galiardo
Mr. and Mrs. Ofer Gamliel
Mr. Victor Garcia
Ms. Lauren M. Garenne and Mr. Alexandre Garenne
Ms. P.J. Gartin
Ms. Bertheria Gaston and Ms. Felicia Gaston
Ms. Bonnie Gaudette
Ms. Rhina Gebhardt
Mr. Thomas Geer
Ms. Janet Gens
Ms. Elaine George
Dr. Joanna Ghegan
Ms. Jeanie Gilmer
Ms. Gretchen Gilmore
Ms. Krysten Ginda
Ms. Lacey Ginn-Williams
Mr. Ryan Goer
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Goetjen
Ms. Lauren Goldberger
Mr. Art Gomez
Ms. Katharine Good and Mr. William Gordon
Ms. Patrice M. Grafton
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Graham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Grandin
Mrs. Victoria Saber Greavu and Mr. Wesley Greavu
Mrs. Marian Greely and Mr. Darrell Olson
Ms. Harriett Green
Mr. Harlan Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grenfell
Mr. Cameron Griggs
Ms. Amy Griner
Mr. Jake Griner
Ms. Katherine Guckenberger
Ms. Mary Guess
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gurski
Ms. Amber Guyton and Mr. Matthew Sanford
Mr. Charles Haber
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Halleck
Mr. Griffin Hall
Mr. Campbell Hallett
Ms. Betsy Halstead
Ms. Cheryl Whipper Hamilton and Ms. Rosmond Whipper-Black
Mrs. Stephanie Hammond
Mrs. Lynn S. Hanlin
Mr. and Mrs. William Hardis
Mrs. Elizabeth Harmstone
Ms. Susan Harp
Ms. Rania Harris
Mrs. Tammy Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harth
Kelsey Hatch and Quinn Self
Mr. Jonathan Haupt
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hawkins
Ms. Andrea A. Hazel and Mr. Frank Hamilton
Ms. Karyn Healey
Ms. Donna S. Herrmann
Annual Giving Cont’d
Mr. Fred B. Herrmann
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heston
Ms. Mary Hickey
Mrs. Kandy T. Higley
Ms. Amy Hill
Ms. Barbara Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hill
Ms. Leigh Hill and Dr. Cole Milliken
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hill
Mr. Philip Hinson
Ms. Amy Hughes Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. James Hlavin
Ms. Russell Holliday and Mr. Hal Cottingham
Mrs. Lynn Hooff
Mr. Jonathan Hoofnagle
Mr. Ronald Hornbeck
Ms. Sabine Horne
Ms. Dana Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Howard
Ms. Peggy Howe
Ms. Katherine Hoyle
Mr. and Mrs. David Hruska
Mr. and Mrs. Carter A. Hudgins
Ms. Bella Hudson
Mrs. Ashley Hughes
Mr. Sanford Hull
Mr. Christian Hulseman
Mr. Zachary Hungate
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hunter
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Hutchison
Ms. Phebe Huth
Mr. Steven Hyatt
Mr. Aidan Hylen
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Ingle, IV
Mrs. Megan Mickler Ira
Mrs. Sallie Iselin and Mrs. Tinsley Simonds Iselin
Ms. Andrea Jahde
Ms. Charlotte Jenkins
Mrs. Cynthia Jesup
Cmdr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson
Ms. Mary Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Jones, III
Mrs. Mari Jones
Mr. Nicholas C. Jones
Ms. Judith Jorgensen
Mrs. Laura Judson
Ms. Linda Kacala
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kaneb
Mrs. Judith Kassel-Cline
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kastenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Al Katz
Ms. Sarah Kauffman
Ms. Taryn Tsioropoulos Kaufman
Mrs. Kristian Keeney
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keller
Ms. Gretchen Keller
Mrs. Brenda Kelly
Mr. Chris Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kenney
Ms. Harriette Kerr
Ms. Susan Kershaw and Ms. Mary White
Ms. Enjolie Leilani Key
Ms. Atiya Khan
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Killingsworth
Ms. Susan Kilpatrick
Father Eli King
Mr. Joseph King
Ms. Susan King and Mr. David Rosenwasser
Ms. Kim Meyer Kiyosaki
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kleiman
Mrs. Barbara G. Klein and Mr. Arthur Klein
Mrs. Lavinia Klietmann
Mrs. Bryn Margaret Kline
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Kline
Ms. Sharon Kloss
Ms. Isabella Knapp
Ms. Paula Knecht
Mrs. Denise T. Kniola
Mr. Jonathan Knoche
Ms. Kaili Kobylka
Mrs. Debra Koch and Ms. Lauren Koch
Ms. Barbara Kohn
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Kontenakos
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kosian
Mr. Fred Krainin
Ms. Julia Kraus
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Krenitski
Mrs. Deanna Labedz
Ms. Robyn Lahlein
Mr. and Mrs. John Lamaster
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Langer
Ms. Deborah LaRoche
Ms. Debby Lassiter
Ms. Anita H. Laudone and Mr. Colin E. Harley
Mrs. Caitlin Laurence
Ms. Sarah Laverone
Dr. Lauren Leahy
Ms. Kellen Ledford
Mrs. Shelly Lee
Ms. Torri Tyler Leeds
Mr. Jackson Lee-Sosolik
Mrs. Jennifer Lehner
Mr. and Mrs. Chisolm Leonard
Ms. Lindsay Leonard
Ms. Rachel Leonard
Mrs. Michelle Lesmeister
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lester
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Letchinger
Mr. Robert Leventhal
Ms. Jennifer Lewin
Ms. Margaret E. Lewis
Ms. Mauri Librett and Mr. Lindsey Chesbrough
Ms. Morgan Lineberry
Mr. Jesse Lipson
Mr. Benjamin Little
Ms. Marilyn H. Long
Dr. Bodi Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lucas
Ms. Marin Lutz
Mrs. Katie Lyon
Ms. Allison G. Lyons
Dr. Carl Mabry
Mr. Benjamin A. Mack
Ms. Deborah Mackelcan
Ms. Gail Macomson
Mr. Todd Majidzadeh
Ms. Aideen Mannion
Mr. and Mrs. David Marconi
Ms. Darla Marion
Mr. Oliver Markeson
Ms. Nancy Marks
Ms. Jane Marshall
Mrs. Jan Martin
Ms. Jillian Marvill
Ms. Mary Massalon and Mr. Shawn Bevans
Martha and William Matheson
Ms. Krystle Matthews
Ms. Kristine A. Mattis-Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Maxwell
Mrs. Virginia Maybank
Ms. Marian Mazzone
Mr. Richard McCall
Mr. Carl McClary
Mr. Randy McClelland
Mrs. Paula McCollough
Ms. Patricia McCormack
Ms. Christe McCoy-Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Shane McCravy
Mrs. Raven McCutchen
Mrs. Carol McDonnell and Ms. Katherine McDonnell
Mrs. Jane A. McFaddin and Mr. Charles B. Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Hall T. McGee, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. McGee
Mr. Jeff McGinnis
Mrs. Suzanne S. McGurk and Mr. David Azbill
Ms. Amanda McHugh
Ms. Ella McLean
Ms. Bridget McMillan
Ms. Angelica McNerny
Ms. Megan McQueen
Ms. Alicia Mendicino and Mr. Peter Wertimer
Mr. Craig Mento
Cam Mercer
Ms. Yvette Metz
Mr. Patrick Meyer
Mr. Jonathan Millar
Ms. Kelsey Miller
Mr. Andrew Mintz
Ms. Ann Mintz
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold I. Mitchell
Mr. Michael Mitchell
Mr. Raul Miyar and Mr. William Tuesca
Mrs. Elizabeth Money
Ms. Jeannine Monnier
Dr. Sean Moran and Mr. Bert Drews
Mrs. Autumn Morden
Mrs. Kerry Moriarty
Ms. Joyce D. Morris
Mrs. Whitney Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Morse
Ms. Laura E. Moses
Ms. Katelynn Mullins
Ms. Laura Musselman
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nagy
Ms. Sandra Napodano and Mr. Scott Porter
Mrs. Holley Neary
Mrs. Glenda C. Nemes
Ms. Selma Nettles
Mrs. Janice Nieman
Mr. Luke Nixon
Ms. Katherine Norris and Mr. Matthew Ahmadi
Ms. Virginia M. Norvell and Ms. Margo Walden
Ms. Nancy Noyes
Ms. Judith O'Brien
Ms. Kelly L. O'Brien
Ms. Patricia O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell
Mrs. Bridget O'Donnell
Mr. Roy Olson
Ms. Anna O'Quinn
Mr. David Osborne
Ms. Cathleen O'Sullivan
Ms. Anjali Padiyar
Dr. Ian Padykula
Ms. Audrey Palmadessa
Ms. Tammy H. Papa
Ms. Janis Uccellini Pascarella
Dr. and Mrs. Murray Passo
Mrs. Melania C. Pate
Dr. and Mrs. Kunaal Patel
Mr. Bob Patten
Ms. Christine Patterson
Ms. Megan Peedin
Ms. Margaret M. Peery
Ms. Denise Pena
Ms. Deborah Nyman Pepchinski and Mr. Bruce Pepchinski
Ms. Erin Perkins
Ms. Susan Perkins and Mr. Kent Wittman
Ms. Ella Perry
Ms. Anna Petke
Mr. H. Dickman Pfann
Mrs. Sarah Pickard
Dr. Valerie Pientka
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Player
Reverend Davis Poore and Mr. Taylor Calamari
Mr. Richard Porcher
Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. Porter
Ms. Terinthia Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Powell
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Powers
Ms. Callie Price
Ms. Laura Profit
Ms. Katharine C. Purcell
Ms. Caroline M. Ragsdale
Mr. Alex Ramsay
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Randolph
Emerson Rea
Dr. Linda Reardon
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Renner
Ms. Rebecca Repaire
Mrs. Karen Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. John Rhoden
Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Rhodes
Ms. Stephanie Rhodes
Mr. Jason Ridings
Mr. and Mrs. Garett Rikard
Ms. Janelle Riolo
Ms. Carolyn Rivers
Ms. Carroll W. Rivers
Ms. Georgia C. Roane
Mr. and Mrs. Al C. Roberds
Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Robison
Mrs. Luanne Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Rodgers
Ms. Mary Roe
Mr. Ethan Rollerson
Dr. Raymond Rollings
Dr. Paul D. Roof
Ms. Ellen Rose
Dr. Dale Rosengarten and Dr. Ted Rosengarten
Dr. Arlene Rosenthal
Ms. Chelsea Rosfeld
Dr. Susan Ross and Mr. James Ross
Mr. Ryan Rudy
Ms. Laura Sabatini and Mr. Sanford Cassel
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sahaydak
Ms. Laura C. Said
Ms. Elaine Salmon
Ms. Hannah Sanders
Mrs. Teresa Sanders
Ms. Torrey Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scaramella
Ms. Alexis Schade
Mrs. Nancy Scheurer and Ms. Danielle Scheurer
Mrs. Jessica Schleppegrell
Ms. Eliza Schnabel
Mr. and Mrs. Tobin Schropp
Mrs. Lauren Schumann
Mr. Simon Schwartz
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Schwenzfeier
Mrs. Lloyd Scott and Mr. Alvin Tisdale
Ms. Jeanne Sears
Yank Sefton
Randi Serrins
Dr. Katherine Sharpe
Ms. Andrea D. Shaw and Mr. Thomas Shaw
Ms. Margot R. Shaw
Ms. Lingjia Shi
Mrs. Katie Shields
Ms. Emily J Shiffer
Ms. Jill Shumann
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Siegel
Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Simmons, Jr.
Mrs. Rebecca Simnowitz and Mr. Mitchell Lucas
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson
Ms. Jenna Simpson
Mrs. Lisa R. Sloan
Ms. Katherine Sluder
Ms. Eugenia Smirnova and Mr. Richard Stoney
Mr. Jamison Smith and Mr. Sam Johnson
Ms. Jeannette Smith
Ms. Langdon Smith
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smythe
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Smyth
Mr. William D. Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Snead
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sonneborn
Dr. Margaret Sowell
Ms. Anna Spann
Mrs. Jaynie Spector
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stadtmueller
Dr. William Stafford and Mrs. Mia Marchand-Stafford
Ms. Laura Staiano
Mrs. Sarah Stein
Ms. Susan Steiner
Ms. Kathlene Steinmuller
Mr. and Mrs. Kruin Steinmuller
Mr. and Mrs. F. David Stevens
Mrs. Nancy Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoddard
Mrs. Nicole Storey
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Strauch
Ms. Christeen Studemeyer
Mr. George Summerford
Ms. Deborah Swan
Ms. Ellen Swandiak*
Mr. Matthew Swanson
Ms. Megan Sycks
Ms. Jasmine Tabor
Ms. Liza Talantova
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Talberth
Mr. Tod Tarrant
Mr. and Mrs. John Tecklenburg
Mrs. Susie Tecklenburg
Ms. Grace Teshima
Mrs. Analícia Thackray
Mrs. Betty Thalheimer
Ms. Marcelle Theis
Ms. Brittany Thomas
Ms. Cynthia C. Thomas and Mr. David Thomas
*denotes deceased
Annual Giving
Ms. Tracie Thomas
Ms. Arienne Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson
Mrs. Allison Thomson
Ms. Meg Thomson
Ms. Laurel Thornton
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Todd
Ms. Diana Tonn
Mrs. Maranatha Tope
Ms. Isabelle Tourneau and Mr. Donald Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Townsend
Ms. Karean Troy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Tschinkel
Ms. Marilyn Tucker
Mrs. Rebecca Tuten
Mrs. Ellen Tuttle
Ms. Emily Urban
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ustin
Mrs. Emily Valentine
Mrs. Mary Kate Valluzzo
Mr. Wyatt Van Wagner
Ms. Becky Van Wie and Ms. Anne W. Register
Ms. Christina Vargha
Ms. Luann Vega
Bailey Venjohn and Kiersten Rankel
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Versaggi
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Vitali
Ms. Veronica Volborth and Mr. Edwin Roncancio
Mr. Jarred Wagner
Mrs. Rachel Walden
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Waller
Mr. Holden Walsh
Ms. Lisa Jean Walsh
Mrs. Anne Warf
Ms. Elizabeth M. Warner
Ms. Leigh Ann Waslien
Ms. Caroline Watson
Ms. Sharon Watson
Ms. Virginia Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Wawner
Mrs. Kristin Weaver
Ms. Tracey Weaver
Ms. Kat Weinburg
Mr. Cooper West
Ms. Victoria J. West
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wetta
Ms. Amelia Whaley
Mr. Martin Whist
Ms. Caroline White
Mrs. Patricia Whiteside
Mrs. Melissa Wilkinson
Ms. Beth Williams
Ms. Regina Williams
Mrs. Teresa Williams
Mr. Alexander Wilmer
Mr. Jay Wilson and Ms. Mimi Rose
Mr. Robert Wilson and Mr. Gregory Alan Raines
Mr. Isiaah Winchester
Mr. Martin Wisse
Ms. Rose Witmer and Mr. Michael Kaufman
Ms. Arianne Wolfe and Mr. Nate Dittman
Mrs. Chelsea Wood
Ms. Calista Woodbridge and Mr. Harry Mullin
Ms. Jorja Wootson and Ms. Letitia Wootson
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Wright
Mrs. Courtney Yannitelli
Ms. Jane M. Yates
Mrs. Sarah Young
Ms. Tyler McCoy Zamora
Mrs. Jessica Zieche
Mr. David Zoellner
Matching Gifts
Bank of America
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Blackbaud, Inc.
UBS Financial Services
UBS Matching Gift Program
Gifts In-Kind
2 Oceans Promotions
ABP Makeup
AD Folk Art
Adorned Jewelry
Aleph Wines
Anne Rhett Photography
AV Connections
Barton & Gray Mariners Club
Beyond Distilling
Blade & Bow
Breakthru Beverage
Breck & Grier
Sara Campbell
Capucine de Wulf
Catwalk Productions
CAVU
Charleston Caviar Company
Charleston Place
Charleston Stage
CHS Mag
Cloud Studio Agency
Cocktail Bandits
Coniglio Palm Beach
Sarah Corley Events
Lese Corrigan
Cramer's Kitchen
Croghan's Jewel Box
Gretchen Cuddy
Deluxe Special
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Edmunds Oast
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Firefly Distillery
Floral Studies
Francis Marion Hotel
Hamby Catering
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Hill House Home
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Ibu
Inskip Creative
Island Candles
J. McLaughlin
Jack Callahan
Jane & Me Designs
Jessamine & Vine
Juliska
Kiku, LLC
Lampshade Library
Liza and Daniel Layfield
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt Jr.
Lifetagger
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mcg photography
Mills House Hotel
Ant Moore
Mosaic
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Over The Moon
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Paper Canopy
Penelope Design Studio
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The Sanctuary at Kiawah
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Paige Hathaway Thorn
Tides at Folly Beach
Tito's
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TTS Studios
Uptown Hospitality Group
Volley Tequila Soda
Andrea and Scott Woodfield
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Honor / Memorials
In honor of Louise Allen
Ms. Elizabeth Saal
Mrs. Harriet Smartt
In memory of Euphemia D. Bradley
Mr. Spencer J. Lynch
Ms. Elizabeth Saal
In memory of Van Campbell
Kate and Ric Asbeck
Mr. Robert Ayotte
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barter, III
Barbara and Thomas Blumer
Mr. Robert Garda
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Gregg, The Gregg Family Charitable Fund
Mr. Richard Howard
The Kinlin Family Fund
Loose Family Charitable Fund
Market Street Trust Board of Directors
Ms. Mary Helen H. Olmstead
Mr. Bob Patten
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ramich, The James and Kathleen Ramich Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr.
Ms. Elizabeth Saal
Randy and Donna Smith, The Randy and Donna Smith Charitable Fund
Mr. Peter Volanakis
Ms. Elizabeth Wright
The Yost Family
In memory of Amy Prince Coy
Ms. Elaine George
In memory of Roy Green
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Almeida
The Athenians Men's Club
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Hay
Ms. Rita Hench
Mr. and Mrs. Don Higgins
Ms. Anne W. Register
Mrs. Harriet Smartt
Dr. Carolyn Thiedke
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilbur
In honor of the Gibbes Museum Staff
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hearne
Mr. and Mrs. John Janas
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenrette, III
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Mansheim
In honor of Wayne, Alicia, Cameron and Jacob Gregory
Mrs. Francie Horvitz
In honor of Norma Horvitz
Mrs. Francie Horvitz
In honor of Angela D. Mack
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Layton L. McCurdy
Ms. Mary M. Muller
Anne and Scott Parker, The Charles and Joyce Darby Family Foundation III
Mrs. Harriet Smartt
In memory of Melissa Maresca
Mrs. Christina Cochran
Ms. Vickie Crafton and Mr. Hugh Jones
Mrs. Rosa Eisenstadt
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gillespie
Ms. Jill P. Hooper
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Lawson
Ms. Marianne Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Payne
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Rickenbacker, Joint Venture Estate Jewelers
Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr.
Mr. James Smith
In memory of Thomas Motamed
Mrs. Christine B. Motamed
In honor of Debby Passo
Ms. Michelle Passo
In memory of Lorraine Perry
Ms. Sara C. Arnold and Dr. Heath Hoffmann
Ms. Hollace Boswell
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Worsham, Jr.
In honor of Andre Leon Talley
Ms. Kate Novack
In honor of Andrea Woodfield
Mr. David Dumas
Every effort has been made to accurately reflect the contributions made from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. Please contact the Development Office if we have made an error (or omission).
Thank you.
*denotes deceased
A LOOK AHEAD SPRING 2026
SPRING 2026 EXHIBITIONS
FIRST LOOK: RECENT ACQUISITIONS TO THE COLLECTION ON VIEW THROUGH FEBRUARY 8, 2026
REVELATIONS: THE ART OF LEO TWIGGS
JANUARY 30 – MAY 3, 2026
RODIN: ALL THE TRUTH OF NATURE SELECTIONS FROM THE IRIS & B. GERALD CANTOR COLLECTIONS
FEBRUARY 27, 2026 – JANUARY 17, 2027
MARY WHYTE: SALT OF THE EARTH MAY 22 – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
LEFT IMAGE: Nurture a White Rose (detail), 2025, by Reynier Llanes (Cuban American, b. 1985). Oil on canvas, 86 x 78 inches. Museum purchase with funds from State of South Carolina. SECOND IMAGE: Dreamers (detail), ca. 2017, by Leo Twiggs (American, b. 1934). Batik on cotton. Collection of Bunny and Bob Hughes. THIRD IMAGE: The Three Shades, 1886, by Auguste Rodin (French, 1840–1917), no. 1492, cast 600. RIGHT IMAGE: Mr. Okra (detail), 2023, by Mary Whyte (American, b. 1953). Watercolor on paper.
GIBBES ON THE STREET
WEDNESDAY APRIL 22, 2026
Luncheon & Lecture
SUNDAY APRIL 26, 2026 Community Market ART OF DESIGN
THURSDAY APRIL 23, 2026 Street Party
ARTISAN FAIR
THE GIBBES IS CHARLESTON’S ART MUSEUM, AND IT WILL BE THROUGH OUR TRANSFORMATIVE NEXT CHAPTER THAT WE UNDERLINE OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO OUR IMMEDIATE COMMUNITY AND TO ALL WHO VISIT OUR AMAZING CITY.
— H. ALEXANDER RICH, PH.D., PRESIDENT & CEO OF THE GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART
