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Trustee Committees Standing Committees Collections Elliott L. Schlang, Chair Virginia N. Barbato Charles P. Bolton George Gund III Robert M. Kaye Nancy F. Keithley Ellen Stirn Mavec Stephen E. Myers Alfred M. Rankin Jr. Eugene Stevens James T. Bartlett, ex officio Committee on Trustees William R. Robertson, Chair Sarah S. Cutler, Co-Chair Robert W. Gillespie Anne Hollis Ireland Ellen Stirn Mavec Richard T. Watson James T. Bartlett, ex officio Michael J. Horvitz, ex officio Compensation James T. Bartlett, Chair William P. Madar Michael J. Horvitz, ex officio Executive James T. Bartlett, Chair Virginia N. Barbato Sarah S. Cutler Michael J. Horvitz Anne Hollis Ireland Adrienne Lash Jones William P. Madar Ellen Stirn Mavec Alfred M. Rankin Jr. Elliott L. Schlang Eugene Stevens William R. Robertson Finance William P. Madar, Chair Virginia N. Barbato Robert M. Kaye Nancy F. Keithley R. Steven Kestner Stephen E. Myers William R. Robertson James T. Bartlett, ex officio Investment Alfred M. Rankin Jr., Chair Robert W. Gillespie Michael J. Horvitz Anne Hollis Ireland S. Sterling McMillan III William R. Robertson Elliott L. Schlang Richard T. Watson James T. Bartlett, ex officio Advisory Committees Accessions Advisory Elliott L. Schlang, Chair Elisabeth H. Alexander Quentin Alexander Mrs. Noah L. Butkin Helen Forbes Fields Dorothy T. Hildt Marguerite B. Humphrey Robert H. Jackson Mrs. Edward A. Kilroy Jr. Jon A. Lindseth Tamar Maltz Mary Schiller Myers Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin Edwin M. Roth Mark Schwartz Frances P. Taft Paul J. Vignos Jr., M.D. Iris Wolstein Dr. Norman W. Zaworski James T. Bartlett, ex officio African American Community Task Force Adrienne Lash Jones, Chair Montrie Rucker Adams June S. Antoine Emma Benning Albert Bright Margot James Copeland James Crosby Helen Forbes Fields Giesele Greene, M.D. Ms. Bert Laurelle G. Holt Bracy Lewis Franklin Martin The Reverend Marvin McMickle Grace Lee Mims Steven A. Minter Rev. Dr. Otis Moss Jr. Greg Reese Dr. Lawrence Simpson Andrew Venable James T. Bartlett, ex officio Education Adrienne Lash Jones, Chair Virginia N. Barbato, Co-Chair James S. Berkman Jeanette Grasselli Brown Leigh Carter Sr. Maureen Doyle Carol S. Franklin Debra Guren Mrs. Bert Laurelle G. Holt Susan W. MacDonald S. Sterling McMillan III Rev. Dr. Otis Moss Jr. Frances P. Taft Susan H. Turben Paul J. Vignos Jr., M.D. Sally H. Wertheim James T. Bartlett, ex officio Exhibitions & Marketing Eugene Stevens, Chair Sarah S. Cutler Charles S. Hyle R. Steven Kestner Susan Potter David Ricanati W. Allen Shapard James T. Bartlett, ex officio Fine Arts Garden Ruth Eppig, Chairman Elisabeth H. Alexander Terri Hamilton Brown Perrin Carpenter Mrs. Ellen Wade Chinn Jennifer Coleman Fluker Mrs. Allen Ford Mrs. Morley Hitchcock Brian Holley John G. Michalko II Donald Morrison Natalie Saiklay Clara D. Sherwin Mrs. Charles Weller Dr. Norman W. Zaworski James T. Bartlett, ex officio Information Technology Anne Hollis Ireland, Chair Sylvie Bon Dr. Delos M. Cosgrove III Jennie S. Hwang Trevor Jones Joseph P. Keithley Bruce V. Mavec Richard T. Watson James T. Bartlett, ex officio Ad Hoc Committees Campaign Cabinet Ellen Stirn Mavec, Chair James T. Bartlett Sarah S. Cutler Robert W. Gillespie Michael J. Horvitz William P. Madar Alfred M. Rankin Jr. Donna S. Reid Cleveland Museum of Art Building Oversight Committee Michael J. Horvitz, Chair James T. Bartlett Alfred M. Rankin Jr. James A. Ratner Donna S. Reid Legislative Affairs Jon A. Lindseth, Chair Charles P. Bolton William P. Madar Ellen Stirn Mavec Rev. Dr. Otis Moss Jr. Donna S. Reid Elliott L. Schlang James T. Bartlett, ex officio 5
Timothy Rub is introduced to the staff of the Cleveland Museum of Art. 6 Curator of Prints Jane Glaubinger greets the new director while Curator Emeritus Stan Czuma looks on. From the Director As even a cursory glance at this annual report will reveal, the past year at the Cleveland Museum of Art has been, in a word, transformational. While some might be skeptical about the merits of such a claim, in this case—and at this time in the history of this institution—it is, I believe, entirely justified. Consider the facts: more than 40,000 objects were moved during the course of five months as we closed our galleries and reluctantly put our world-renowned collection, in its entirety, in storage; fully half of our staff relocated to temporary quarters in an office building in downtown Cleveland; and, most significant, a renovation and expansion project started that will, when completed, leave virtually no part of the museum untouched. While 2005-06—the period covered by this annual report—has not been a time, as the saying goes, for the faint of heart, it has also brought out the best in our staff, our trustees, and our community. To our many members and friends we owe a debt of gratitude both for the patience they have shown while the museum has been closed and for the enthusiasm they have expressed for our ambitious capital project. To our trustees and donors who have supported the first phase of this work, we are deeply grateful for their generous contributions to an initiative that they believe is vitally important not only to the future of this institution, but also to our city and our region. Finally, we are especially thankful for the efforts of our
Page 1 and 2: ANNUAL REPORT January 1, 2005-June
Page 3 and 4: Cover: With a coordinated museumwid
Page 5: Board of Trustees Officers James T.
Page 9 and 10: Parade the Circle made its annual a
Page 11 and 12: 10 Seen from the roof of the 1916 (
Page 13 and 14: 12 The museum’s efforts to give a
Page 15 and 16: The new lower-level special exhibit
Page 17 and 18: Director of Design and Architecture
Page 19 and 20: Mayor Jane Campbell joins President
Page 22 and 23: Collections Intense effort went int
Page 24 and 25: Nose Ornament with Serpents and Lon
Page 26 and 27: Wine Vessel (Jia), 1300-1100 bc; Ch
Page 28 and 29: William Henry Fox Talbot (British,
Page 30 and 31: MOCA Collaborations The CMA pavilio
Page 32 and 33: Half of a Sleeved Tunic, ad 500-100
Page 34 and 35: Sean Scully (American, b. 1945); Wa
Page 36 and 37: Attributed to Matthias Lock (Englis
Page 38 and 39: Rider and Four-legged Bovine Creatu
Page 40 and 41: Photography Herbert Ascherman Jr. (
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Page 44 and 45: Federico Barocci (Italian, about 15
Page 46 and 47: steel plates, and 4 paper plates; 5
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Page 50 and 51: Textiles Set of Five Garments, 1200
Page 52 and 53: Deinstallation The museum expansion
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56 Quiet contemplation, and not: Th
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58 The director speaks on televisio
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Loan Exhibitions The Phillips Colle
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PERMANENT COLLECTION EXHIBITIONS In
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Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares perfo
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Sand Mandala When Gartner Auditoriu
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Performing Arts, Music, and Film Th
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Susan Stevens Jaros, director of de
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Sally Cutler and Ellen Mavec at Kat
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CMA@ A resourceful adaptation of th
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Donors of Works of Art Anonymous Gi
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John White Abbott (British, 1763-18
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kohl Mr. and M
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Planned Giving Planned Giving Counc
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfouts+ Emily M.
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Nose Ornament with Human Head and C
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George C. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Herbe
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Corporate support Business Leadersh
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Foundation and Government support O
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Gifts in Memory of . . . from Elias
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Benefactors The Cleveland Museum of
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Mrs. Carol Brewster Dr. and Mrs. Je
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the museum’s joint program with C
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Gertrude Chisholm Joan Fountain Ann
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Volunteers Anne Adamson Carolyn Ade
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Helen Orton William Ott Anne Owens
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The Winter Lights Lantern Festival
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Distance Learning continued in a po
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Mask-making workshops helped kick o
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A significant number of works from
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Docent Kermit Greeneisen answers qu
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Featured artist Anna Arnold works o
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Parade the Circle 2006 Guest artist
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Summary of Attendance, 2005-6 Total
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Human Resources Division Sharon Rea
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Exhibition and Adult Programs Joell
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Financial Report Year Ended June 30
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Revenues Investments—general and
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Statements of Financial Position Ju
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Statement of Activities Six Months
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1. Organization The Cleveland Museu
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3. Temporarily Restricted Net Asset
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The Museum uses the spending rule c
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8. Postretirement Medical Benefits
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