Impact Report 2025

Celebrating our new home, bold vision and the people who made it possible Impact Report 2025

Intuit Art Museum champions the diverse voices of self-taught art, welcoming both new and familiar audiences.

Located in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood, Intuit is a premier museum of self-taught art. The Museum collects and exhibits work by artists who typically work outside the mainstream and have developed a sustained artistic practice. Some artists may have faced societal, economic or geographic barriers to pursuing extensive training in the arts. The museum’s mission is grounded in the ethos that the instinct to create is universal and the arts must embrace, represent and be accessible to all.

From President and CEO Debra Kerr Surprising, imaginative and ready to welcome you—friends from near and far, the new Intuit Art Museum is finally here!

Thank you for participating in creating one of the most welcoming and accessible museums in Chicago and beyond.

What makes friends like you special to Intuit (IAM) is our shared belief: Art is for everyone. And IAM is for you.

Only a weeks in, already IAM is attracting an incredible new level of attendance and visibility. There’s something here for everyone. Plan your visit, renew your membership or consider a meaningful gift to make art accessible to all.

Thank you for being part of this extraordinary new chapter.

IAM yours,

Debra Kerr President and CEO

Welcome to Your Newest Museum Destination In May 2025, Intuit completed a $10-million transformation of its current facility located in Chicago’s vibrant West Town neighborhood. The transformation was made possible by generous donors and a $5-million community development grant from the City of Chicago using American Rescue Plan funds.

This renovation realizes Intuit’s vision to be the most welcoming museum in Chicago, with a new friendly façade, updated accessibility features, a community gathering space, a learning studio for teachers and students, and triple its former exhibition space.

Read on in this report to learn about the amazing partners being honored in the Museum spaces.

* Board of Directors ° Vivian Society • Strategic Advisory Council ‡ Staff † Deceased

Intuit strives to provide the most accurate information. Please notify Development Director Claire Fassnacht at claire@art.org with any needed corrections.

IAM Giving The following are among the individuals who made the momentous Intuit—Just Imagine! capital campaign possible.

$5,000,000 City of Chicago

$1,000,000–$4,999,999 John C. Jerit • Janet and Craig Duchossois

$100,000–$999,999 Jean and Lewis * Greenblatt Debra Kerr ‡ and Steven D. Thompson JoAnn and Scott * Lang Jan Petry * † Douglas O. Robson • Robert A. Roth °

$25,000–$99,999 Susann Craig ° † Eugenie ° and Lael Johnson Alphawood Foundation Ashley and Michael Joyce Cecelia Taman Weinberg Foundation

$10,000–$24,999 Judith and Patrick* Blackburn Richard Bowen * † Marjorie R. Freed ° Nancy S. Gerrie Robert T. Grossett * and Christopher LaMorte James Kaufmann Gabriel Kind Ashley • and Curt Langley Bonnie McGrath * † David Miller and Dr. Thomas Goska Angie Mills William Orpet Phyllis Rabineau * and John Alderson Pritzker Traubert Foundation Leisa Rundquist and Julia Hodges Susan Manning Silverstein and Robert Silverstein William Swislow * and Janet Franz Minna and Charles Taylor Laura Watson Cleo Wilson * Jean Rundquist Nikki W. and Fredric Stein Stacy Wells * and Rick Farrell Amy and Neil Coleman Kelly Jones Stella Lee and Michael McCluggage Robert Ramin and Denise Deconcini David Walega David Weinberg and Jerry Newton Tom Yoder

$1,000–$9,999

Tribute gifts ($1,000+)

Anonymous Katie Adams and Tony Schaeffer Paula and Gordon Addington Matt and Nicole Arient Bobette Ash Benedicta Badia • Camille and Charles Baum Daniel and Marty Boone Wallace Bowling and Douglas Dawson Doug Bristol * and Carol Ehlers Leslie Kay Buchbinder John Cain Linda Carter Diane Ciral Cindy Coleman Moira and Andrew Griffin Amy and Joel Cowen Angela D’Aversa Cheri Eisenberg * and Milan Kolundzija Michelle Fire/Big Chicks Jill Heppenheimer Bill Hinchliff Tracy Holmes * Marguerite Juliusson and David R. Montagano Sara and Christopher Julsrud Charles Katzenmeyer James Keegan Deborah Kern Anne Kohn * Lena Kondo Kathi and Tom Lind Sue and John Lowenberg Kevin Lyle Susan Manning and Douglas Doetsch John and Ann McAllister Warren Munzel Deborah Oestreicher and Victor Magar Marilyn Oshman David Owsley Maya Sonal Patel * Sandra and Mike Perlow Marcia Semmes Eugenie Shields Sherry Siegel and Robert Alter Jennifer Siegenthaler and Philip Cable Toni Smith Judy and Jerry Stefl * Michael Sullivan Alisa Caron and Bill Trumbull George Viener Jessica and Bryan Wain Michael and Laura Werner Janet Williams and Ralph Concepcion ° Michelle Woods * James Zanzi

In Memory of Don Baum Camille and Charles Baum John Cain Sandra Perlow In Honor of Dana Boutin Susan Stephenson In Memory of Susann Craig Amy and Neil Coleman Jill Heppenheimer Debra Kerr ‡ and Steven D. Thompson David Owsley Cleo Wilson In Honor of Claire Fassnacht Charles Katzenmeyer In Honor of Debra Kerr Cindy Coleman Amy and Joel Cowen Robert Ramin and Denise Deconcini In Honor of Eugenie Johnson Lael Johnson In Honor of Angela Lustig and Dale Taylor Lynn Hauser and Neil Ross In Honor of Zoe Kahr James Keegan In Memory of Phyllis Kind Kind Family Jan Petry Gallery In Honor of Jan Petry Wallace Bowling and Douglas Dawson Angela D’Aversa Marguerite Juliusson and David R. Montagano Sara and Christopher Julsrud Debra Kerr ‡ and Steven D. Thompson Sue and John Lowenberg Leisa Rundquist Eugenie Shields Toni Smith Judy and Jerry * Stefl Michael Sullivan William Swislow * and Janet Franz Minna and Charles Taylor Stacy Wells * and Rick Farrell Michelle Woods * Center for Learning and Engagement Opportunities In Honor of Cleo Wilson Kelly Jones Eileen Lally Stella, Lee and Michael McCluggage Angie Mills Robert A. Roth ° Tom Yoder In Memory of Erik Weisenburger Lisa Stone ° and Don Howlett James Zanzi

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IAM Discovering What an Art Museum Can Be Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-Taught Art in Chicago On view through Jan 11, 2026 Discover more than 80 works by 22 artists from 13 countries featuring drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, printmaking, textiles, ceramics, woodcarving and installation.

Curated by Chief Curator Alison Amick and Independent Curator Dana Boutin, Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-Taught Art in Chicago is the first major exhibition to focus on the importance of immigration and migration in the genre of self-taught art. The exhibition underscores the creative contributions of migrants and immigrants, who continue to invigorate the culture of the city. In our work to reexamine artists through a cultural lens and further the scholarship on lesser-known artists deserving of greater attention, Intuit’s curators accessed primary sources providing new and corrective data; consulted with more than 200 artists, family members, community leaders, historians, librarians, museum professionals, gallerists and collectors; and collaborated with project advisors.

Examining artwork in this context offers deeper insight into the cultural, community and family influences that stimulate artistic production.

A catalog will be published to accompany the exhibition.

Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-Taught Art in Chicago is part of Art Design Chicago, a citywide collaboration initiated by the Terra Foundation for American Art that highlights the city’s artistic heritage and creative communities. The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation provided additional funding for the exhibition catalog.

Right David Butler (American, 1898–1997). Whirligig (Boat), c. 1980–1985. Painted metal, 38 x 27 1/2 in.

Collection of Intuit Art Museum, gift of Robert and Susan Zohlman, 2019.12. Photo by John Faier Below Pooja Pittie, American, born in Coimbatore, raised in Bombay (now Mumbai), India, 1977. Be In Softness (detail), 2024. Hand-knitted and crocheted vessels, mixed fibers and hidden notes written by the artist to herself, 30 x 96 x 18 in. Collection of Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, India. Photo by Robert Chase Heishman

Highlights from the Intuit Art Museum Collection, Ongoing

Henry Darger: The Room Revealed Ongoing

Explore works by self-taught artists from the IAM collection, including William Hawkins, Martín Ramírez, Nellie Mae Rowe, Lee Godie, Mr. Imagination and Joseph Yoakum. With more than 1,400 pieces (and growing), our collection offers endless opportunities to make new connections.

Experience the recreated Chicago apartment of artist Henry Darger, known for his extensive body of artwork and writings, including his epic 15,000-page novel In the Realms of the Unreal.

Surrounded by animated projections, videos and sound effects inspired by his works, the two-level immersive installation comes to life as you discover original artworks and source materials retrieved from his home studio, videos, music and visual presentations.

Events to Spark Your Discovery Slow Look Slow down, look closely and connect with a single work of art from the IAM Collection.

Art After Work Come by after hours to experience everything the Museum has to offer.

Exhibition Tours Deepen your understanding of exhibition themes, artworks and artists through guided looking and discussion.

Community Day Look, make and talk about art. Discover together through engaging activities for all ages as you explore the Museum, learn about the art on view and create your own artwork with Chicago artists.

Visit Art.org/events to view the full calendar of events.

Teacher Fellowship Every school year, a dedicated cohort of Chicago Public School teachers immerse themselves in the history and contemporary practices of self-taught artists to design a high-quality visual arts curriculum inspired by art at the Museum.

Intuiteens Every summer IAM brings teens together to connect with self-taught art and each other. This paid opportunity invites young people to interact with the Museum, develop their art-making skills and expand their creative practice, engage in critical discussion, learn about careers in the arts, and explore the city’s vibrant arts community.

Intuit in the Community We’re expanding our reach. Intuit’s community partnerships are sustained relationships aimed at reducing barriers to art by making our resources accessible beyond the walls of the Museum. We collaborate with a variety of nonprofit organizations to bring engaging art experiences and dialogue to communities throughout Chicago.

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Artist-made Details Grace the Museum Exposed brick walls, original wood floors and restored façade elements honor the building’s history, while collaborations with artists help make the Museum feel fresh and modern.

Top Right The bird with the lighted eye perched above the Museum’s entry door was inspired by artist Lee Godie, designed by Bud Rodecker of the design firm Span and executed by artist Matthew Hoffman.

Bottom Right Commissioned by Intuit and designed by Chicago artist Bob Faust, Wallwork (iam an Artist) (2025) is a three-story-tall building wrap that draws inspiration from the Museum’s collection. Included are works by Chicago artists Dr. Charles Smith, Mr. Imagination and Betty Zakoian.

Below and Lower Right Installation views of Henry Darger: The Room Revealed Artist Henry Darger’s fascination with the weather, both in his writings and his art, inspired the projections by motion designer Warren Rudd seen in the exhibition Henry Darger: The Room Revealed.

Darger’s art also inspired the animations created by composer Philippe Cohen Solal and Gabriel Jacquel seen in the windows of Darger’s room.

“… [The Museum’s] new spaces precisely reflect the institution and locale: smart and economical, attractive and a little tough.”

Edward Keegan Chicago Tribune

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Celebrate Our New Spaces JOHN JERIT CENTER John Jerit has been a member of the IAM Strategic Advisory Council since 2018.

John, the “Folkaholic,” resides with his collection in Memphis. He received a BA in psychology from Louisiana State University. In 1990, Jerit founded American Paper Optics, the world’s largest manufacturer of paper 3D glasses.

JAN PETRY GALLERY Photo by Cheri Eisenberg

Jan Petry (1939–2024) was an early member of Intuit. She served as a board member and board president. She received a Bachelor of Science from Ball State University and completed graduate work at the Institute of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology.

Jan previously served as vice president and associate creative director with the international advertising agency Leo Burnett.

Jan received the Museum’s Visionary Award in 2015.

Currently on view Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-Taught Art in Chicago

DOUGLAS O. ROBSON GALLERY Photo by Cheri Eisenberg

Doug Robson has served on the Museum’s Strategic Advisory Council since 2019. A Chicago native and journalist, he holds degrees from Yale University and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.

Currently on view Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-Taught Art in Chicago

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THE DUCHOSSOIS FAMILY HENRY DARGER EXHIBITION Janet and Craig Duchossois’ outstanding commitment to improving the lives of Chicagoans is demonstrated through their contribution to philanthropy, especially the arts. Their passion for art and the work of Intuit was instrumental in shaping the Museum’s present and future—its renovated building, digital transformation and reimagined Henry Darger exhibition.

Currently on view Henry Darger: The Room Revealed

CLEO Throughout the year, CLEO, the Center for Learning and Engagement Opportunities, honoring Cleo Wilson, hosts talks, performances, screenings, workshops and more interactive experiences, designed for guests to expand and deepen their understanding of self-taught art.

Cleo is a founding member of Intuit, who has served as the Museum’s board president and as executive director. Before accepting the position, she served for 25 years as the executive director of the Playboy Foundation, a corporate giving program of Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Cleo received the Museum’s Visionary Award in 2012. Her partner is Vivian Society lifetime trustee Bob Roth.

SUSANN CRAIG GALLERY

Currently on view Highlights from the Intuit Art Museum Collection

Photo courtesy Sean Forrest

In 1991, Susann Craig (1936–2021) joined a handful of Chicago art enthusiasts who came together to found Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art. She served on the board of directors for 29 years before being elevated to life trustee status in 2020.

Susann received the Museum’s Visionary Award in 2018.

Photo courtesy Sean Forrest

ROBERT A. ROTH STUDY CENTER Photo by Cheri Eisenberg

The Study Center is a non-circulating collection with a focus in the fields of contemporary self-taught art Bob Roth is a founding member and the first board president of Intuit, serving from 1991 to 1996, and he’s now a Vivian Society lifetime trustee. In 1971 Bob co-founded the Chicago Reader newspaper, of which he was president until the paper was sold in 2007. He is a director of Raw Vision, the international journal of outsider art, based in London. Bob’s partner is board member Cleo Wilson.

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THE LEARNING STUDIO IN MEMORY OF CAELAN MYS Donated by Jean and Lewis Greenblatt, the Learning Studio is the IAM dedicated space for learning, providing hands-on opportunities for educators and students to enrich their museum experience.

For 20 years, Caelan Mys was the curator of the Estate of Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, consistently studying this seminal oeuvre.

Through curating Von Bruenchenhein’s estate, Mys developed a close relationship with Jean and Lewis Greenblatt, owners of the Von Bruenchenhein estate at the time. The Greenblatts remember Caelan’s guiding force, remarkable gentleness, keen artistic observations and unforgettable kindness.

Lewis (Lew) Greenblatt has served on Intuit’s board since 2021.

Pictured: Lew Greenblatt (left); Caelan Mys (right)

JOANN AND SCOTT LANG MUSEUM STORE Photo by Cheri Eisenberg

The IAM Museum Store features a large selection of unique artworks, books, magazines and other merchandise. Sales benefit the artists and IAM programs.

Scott Lang has been a board member with Intuit since 2015 and board chair since 2024. Scott has spent more than 30 years advising companies on mergers and acquisitions as well as private and public capital raises and financial restructurings, most recently as a partner and managing director of City Capital Advisors, which he joined in 2007. JoAnn Seagren is a partner at Chicago Capital, a wealth management and investment firm.

KOHLER CO. RESTROOMS Art is foundational to Kohler Company. In 1883, just 10 years after the company was founded, John Michael Kohler transformed a cast iron trough into the company’s first bathtub. Since then, they have embraced art as a way to elevate design, enrich communities and spark innovation. Kohler Co.’s commitment to the arts lives in its legacy, craftsmanship and culture.

From the Arts/Industry residency program in partnership with the John Michael Kohler Arts Center to the Artist Editions® product line, the dedication to the arts is authentic and shapes how they think, design and create now and for decades to come.

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Grand (Re)Imagining Events Kicked Off the Reopening

Photo by Cheri Eisenberg

Watch the performance

Philippe Cohen Solal of Gotan Project performed a dance-inducing DJ set.

Kahil invited the world to “Dance in the Spirit to Be Intuit.” The Grammynominated Ethnic Heritage Ensemble featuring Kahil El’Zabar shared an unforgettable performance.

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Guests previewed the reimagined museum on Grand (Re)Imagining week, April 24–26, 2025

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Estimated online impressions around the reopening events

Growth in Museum attendance compared with pre-renovation

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Grand (Re)Imagining Sponsors Grand Re(Imagining) Co-Chairs Nick Cave and Bob Faust

Platinum Sponsors Janet and Craig Duchossois JoAnn and Scott Lang and Carter Lang Anonymous

Jennifer and Scott Gordon Tracy Holmes Sara and Chris Julsrud Mark Kelly and Tricia Needham Minna and Charles Taylor Rebecca Korach Woan Michelle Woods

With Special Thanks to

Gold Sponsors

Bill Hinchliff Debra Kerr and Steve Thompson

Silver Sponsors Ralph Concepcion and Janet Williams Bob Greenberg and Corvova Lee Eugenie Johnson

Bronze Sponsors Carol Ehlers and Doug Bristol Moira Collins Griffin and Andrew Griffin Diane LaBelle and Norman Girardot Jan Hammer, Psy.D. Hammer Mental Health Amy and Bill Lively

Tyler Roberts and Louisa Potthast Madeleine Grynsztejn and Tom Shapiro Sherry Siegel and Robert Alter Lisa Stone and Don Howlett Barbara and Victor Weisskopf Karen Zelden and Ralph Senst

Friend Sponsors Diane Ciral and Jody Williams Melissa Perrett Cook Kimberly and James Elbaor

Ben Fisher Nancy Gerrie

Honorary Committee Paula and Gordon Addington Aarne Anton The Arient Family Susan Baerwald and Marcy Carsey Carlos Barberena Margaret and Steve Barnhart James Brett Debra Brehmer Deputy Mayor and 27th Ward Alderman Walter Burnett, Jr. Jason Todd Busch David Byrne Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson Shari Cavin and Randall Morris Isamu Guy Conners Laura-Caroline de Lara Tom di Maria Amina Dickerson Janet and Craig Duchossois Andrew Edlin Nancy Gerrie Jennifer Gilbert Moira Collins Griffin and Andrew Griffin Edward Gómez Celeste and Stephen Hamilton Carl Hammer

Stefan Harhaj Kathy Harrison Jo Farb Hernandez Bill Hinchliff Rebecca Hoffberger Amy Horst Renée Laborde and John Jerit Ashley and Mike Joyce Chris and Sara Julsrud Tony Karman Mark Kelly and Tricia Needham Lisa Key Aaron Kleeblatt Rebecca Korach Woan Roberta Kramer Duff Lindsay Molly Morse Limmer and Seth Limmer Sarah Lombardi Martine Lusardy John Maizels Faheem Majeed Philip March Jones Emily and Samir Mayekar Gary Metzner Janine Mileaf Claude-Aline and Sandro Miller Steph and Neil Murray Lloyd and Kate Perlow Pooja Pittie Thomas Röske Leisa Rundquist and Julia Hodges Alejandra Russi and Frank Maresca Lucy Slivinski Janet Carl Smith and Mel Smith Dr. Charles Smith Nikki and Fred Stein Minna and Charles Taylor Maria and Roman Villarreal The Wirsum Family Jeany Nisenholz-Wolf and Jeffrey Wolf Tanner Woodford Cara Zimmerman

Gifts of $1,000+ Paula and Gordon Addington Meg and Steve Barnhart Deborah Bekken and Richard Kron Judith and Patrick Blackburn Edward Blanchard and Leslie Tcheyan Michelle Boone Dana Boutin and Sean Fogle Barbara and Russell Bowman Doug Bristol and Carol Ehlers Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson Stewart Charles Diane Ciral Melissa Cook Nancy S. Gerrie

IAM Giving to Keep Art Accessible Norman J. Girardot and Diane LaBelle Madeleine and Joseph Glossberg Jennifer and Scott Gordon Carole Grgich Moira and Andrew Griffin Robert Grossett and Christopher LaMorte

Mounting inspiring exhibitions, public programs, outreach initiatives and research is made possible by a dedicated community of supporters.

July 2024–June 2025

Jennifer Siegenthaler and Philip Cable Judy and Jerry * Stefl Alisa Caron and Bill Trumbull Laura Watson Michael and Laura Werner Janet Williams and Ralph Concepcion °

$50,000+

$1,000–$4,999

Tracy Holmes Jean and Lewis * Greenblatt John Michael Kohler Arts Center John C. Jerit • Marguerite Juliusson and David R. Montagano Debra Kerr ‡ and Steven D. Thompson Sara and Christopher Julsrud Jan Petry * † Kasia and Greg Kay Douglas Robson • Anne Kohn Ashley and Curt Langley $25,000–$49,999 Duff Lindsay Alphawood Foundation Amy and Bill Lively Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Frank Maresca and Alejandra Russi Special Events Gary Metzner and Scott Johnson City of Chicago Stephanie and Neil Murray Crown Family Philanthropies Elizabeth Nelson and Adam Kallish Janet and Craig Duchossois Shawn-Laree and Daniel O’Neil JoAnn and Scott Lang * Maya Sonal Patel Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Lloyd Perlow and Kate Thomas Polk Brothers Foundation Tyler Roberts and Louisa Potthast Robert A. Roth ° Emily and Bud Rodecker Robert A. Roth $10,000–$24,999 Leisa Rundquist and Julia Hodges Tim Schapker Dana Boutin * and Sean Fogle Marcia Semmes Sonja and Conrad Fischer Tom Shapiro and Madeleine Grynsztejn Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Sherry Siegel and Robert Alter Celeste and Stephen Hamilton Jennifer Siegenthaler and Philip Cable William B. Hinchliff Susan Manning Silverstein and Rob Silverstein James Kaufmann Janet Carl Smith and Mel Smith Phyllis G. Rabineau * and John Alderson Judy and Jerry Stefl William Swislow * and Janet Franz Lisa Stone and Don Howlett $5,000–$9,999 William Swislow and Janet Franz David Syrek and David Lee Csicsko Polly Allen Minna and Charles Taylor Judith and Patrick * Blackburn Dee and Ron Tevonian Daniel and Marty Boone Alisa Caron and Bill Trumbull Doug Bristol * and Carol Ehlers Barbara and Victor C. Weisskopf Moira and Andrew Griffin Stacy Wells and Rick Farrell Cheri Eisenberg * and Milan Kolundzija Michelle Woods Michelle Fire/Big Chicks Karen Zelden Marjorie R. Freed ° Jennifer and Scott Gordon Robert T. Grossett * and Christopher LaMorte Tracy Holmes * Eugenie Johnson ° Anne Kohn * Kathi and Tom Lind Gary Metzner and Scott Johnson David Miller and Dr. Thomas Goska Maya Sonal Patel * Anna Rappaport Jeanne Ruddy Keen and Victor F. Keen • Tom Shapiro and Madeleine Grynsztejn

Paula and Gordon Addington Meg and Steve Barnhart Deborah Bekken and Richard Kron Elaine and Michael Bennett Edward V. Blanchard and Leslie Tcheyan Michelle Boone Barbara and Russell Bowman Leslie Kay Buchbinder Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson Stewart Charles Diane Ciral Cindy Coleman Melissa Cook Angela D’Aversa Deborah Doyle and David Kemerer Lori Faversham Nancy S. Gerrie Norman J. Girardot and Diane LaBelle Scott and Susan Glazer Madeleine and Joseph Glossberg Nancy Gomez Frederick Green Carole Grgich Jan Hammer Charles and Kathleen Harper Hindman | Freeman’s Kristin Jackson Kerry James Marshall and Cheryl Lynn Bruce John Michael Kohler Arts Center Marguerite Juliusson and David R. Montagano Sara and Christopher Julsrud Charles Katzenmeyer Kasia and Greg Kay James Keegan Ashley • and Curt Langley Stella Lee and Michael McCluggage Rob Lentz * and MK Victorson Duff Lindsay Amy and Bill Lively Bruce MacGilpin Frank Maresca • and Alejandra Russi Julie and John Mathias Leah Mayers Bonnie McGrath * † César Montenegro * Warren Munzel Madeline Murphy Rabb Stephanie and Neil Murray Elizabeth P. Nelson * and Adam R. Kallish Deborah Oestreicher and Victor Magar 19

Shawn-Laree and Daniel O’Neil Volunteers Atul Patel July 2024–June 2025 Lloyd Perlow and Kate Thomas Anthony Petullo and Beverly Trier Julie Adams Robert Ramin and Denise Deconcini Paula Addington Tyler Roberts * and Louisa Potthast Isabel Axon-Sanchez Emily and Bud Rodecker Kenneth Burkhart Leisa Rundquist and Julia Hodges Milo Christie Tim Schapker Cameron Coday Marcia Semmes Lisa DeLuca Leslie Shad and Joseph Brennan Haoshu Deng Eugenie Shields Gordon Engelhard Sherry Siegel and Robert Alter Chris Julsrud Susan Manning Silverstein and Rob Silverstein Catherine Kenyon Emily Slabe Chrissy Kuczaba Janet Carl Smith and Mel Smith Ryan Lucas Lisa Stone ° and Don Howlett Patric McCoy David Syrek * and David Csicsko Miranda Monarch Minna and Charles Taylor Dan Rybicky Dee and Ron Tevonian Rebecca Sanders Barbara and Victor C. Weisskopf Marcia Semmes Stacy Wells * and Rick Farrell Lily Szymanski Cleo Wilson * Marvin Tate Marsha Woodhouse Cassie Tighe-Hansen Michelle Woods * Randy Vick Tom Yoder Anja Xeka Karen Zelden * Board of Directors ° Vivian Society • Strategic Advisory Council ‡ Staff † Deceased

Special Thanks April 7’s Arts of Life Chicago Arts Partnership in Education (CAPE) Judith Racht Gallery Wes Meador

Project Onward Western Exhibitions VSG Contemporary Span, our design firm, was enormously helpful in bringing this Impact Report together.

Museum Leadership Board of Directors

Staff

Scott Lang, Chair Patrick Blackburn Dana Boutin Doug Bristol Cheri Eisenberg James Elbaor Kahil El’Zabar Lewis Greenblatt Shawn Grenald Rob Grossett Tracy Holmes Anne Kohn Rob Lentz César Montenegro Elizabeth Nelson Maya Sonal Patel Phyllis Rabineau Tyler Roberts Jerry Stefl William Swislow David Syrek Vincent Uribe Stacy Wells Cleo Wilson Adam Wolford Michelle Woods Katherine Gorman, ex officio for the Young Professionals Board Kevina Xiao, MBA Board Fellow

Deb Kerr, President and CEO Alison Amick, Chief Curator and Senior Director of Exhibitions and Collections Julie Blake, Store Manager Claire Fassnacht, Development Director Alex Gordon, Guest Experience Associate Tina Horton, Operations Manager Amy Huske, Sales Associate Anika Jeyaranjan, Guest Experience Associate Walter Li, Guest Experience Associate Lisa Lindvay, Senior Director of Learning and Engagement Caroline Lee Liu, Registrar Luca Lot, Guest Experience Associate Alexa Marines, Guest Experience Associate Emilio Nieto, Guest Experience Associate Julie Panossian, Donor Relations Officer Anuja Patel , Sales Associate Nyah Peaches, Guest Experience Associate Xochitl Ramirez, Emerging Museum Professional Fellow Christina Stavros, Chief Registrar and Curatorial Assistant Jake Trussell, Director of Marketing and Communications Danny Weider, Public Programs Coordinator Joshua Willis, Lead Museum Educator Catherine Yu, Grant Writer

Strategic Advisory Council Scott Lang, Chair Benedicta Badia Susan Baerwald John Jerit Ashley Smither Langley John Maizels Frank Maresca Douglas Robson Kevin Sampson Leslie Umberger Jeffrey Wolf

Vivian Society Lifetime Trustees Richard Bowen † Tim Bruce Kevin Cole Ralph Concepcion Susann Craig † Harriet Finkelstein Marjorie Freed Carl Hammer Eugenie Johnson Ann Nathan † Jan Petry † Bob Roth Judy Saslow Lisa Stone

Young Professionals Board Katherine Gorman, President Gabriella Bomben, Vice President Spencer Blaney Wyatt Buescher Max Epperson Nathalie Rosado Ortiz Alán Alejandro Sánchez Deirdre Shore Emily Slabe Gianna Volonte

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