Palo Alto Art Center foundation

Palo Alto Art Center foundation
2005 Annual Report

2004–2005 Board of Trustees
Mission
Anne Gregor, President
Associate Director, Web Publishing Group
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Cornelia Pendleton, Vice President
CFO, University Art Center
R. Bernard Coley, Secretary
President, RBC & Associates
Lucy Berman, Vice President
Realtor, Coldwell Banker Menlo Park-El Camino
Brigid S. Barton
Professor of Art History, Santa Clara University
Kristofer Biorn
Attorney, Crist, Schulz, Biorn & Shepherd
Jeannie Duisenberg
Director of Communications, Lockheed Martin
Sandy Eakins
Former Mayor, Palo Alto
Sidney Espinosa
Community Affairs, Hewlett Packard
Neal Goldstein
Business Consultant
Brian Kreischer
Certified Public Accountant, Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP
Susan Rosenberg
Community Activist
Marie Moore
Arts Educator
Jan Schachter
Artist
Sally M. Stillman
Management Consultant, retired
Elaine Tajima
President, Tajima Creative
Carolyn Tucher, Board President 2000-03
Past President, Palo Alto Unified School District Board
David Turner
Partner, Turner/Martin Design
Teri Vershel
Community Volunteer
Robin Welles
Artist, Community Volunteer
Ex-officio
Linda Craighead
Director, Palo Alto Art Center
Co-director, Division of Arts and Culture
Jack Morton, City Council Liaison
Morton & Associates
The Palo Alto Art Center Foundation,
a private nonprofit 501 (c)(3)
organization, was established in
1973 to support the mission
and goals of the Palo Alto Art
Center, promote unique art
experiences and education
for people of all ages, and
serve as the Center’s advocates
and ambassadors in
the community. The Palo
Alto Art Center’s mission
is to foster creative process
and thought by forging a
greater appreciation and
understanding of the
visual arts through exhibitions,
studio experiences,
and related educational
programs. The Foundation
supports the Art Center by
means of a public/private partnership.
Through this partnership,
the Foundation significantly enhances
the extent and quality of the Art Center’s
programs.
Staff
Lisa Gordon, Development Director
Bonnie Packer, Program Assistant
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To our Donors, Members, Visitors and Neighbors,
Last May hundreds of Palo Alto families crowded into
the Art Center to celebrate the children's art achievements
at school and the work created by participants
of the Foundation's Cultural Kaleidoscope program.
Paintings, photographs, mixed media works, sculptures
and glass objects filled the galleries.
For me, the annual Youth Art and Cultural
Kaleidoscope exhibitions are the highlight in an
activity-filled year. The youngsters' smiles and the
exuberance of their art reinforce what supporters of the
arts know well: That the arts are essential to the
learning process.
The Palo Alto Art Center Foundation continues to
expand its art education activities. Foundation members
gathered in November to honor Ikechukwu
Onyewuenyi and Ashish Srinivasan, graduates of the
Carrie Abramovitz Scholarship Program. A standingroom
only crowd wished Onyewuenyi well in his studies
at New York University. Srinivasan is enrolled at the
California College of the Arts. During the summer we
distributed "Art Explorer" backpacks filled with art
activities supporting families visiting the exhibits.
Project LOOK! welcomed a record number of school
tours and Cultural Kaleidoscope reached out to 20%
more classrooms.
The Art Center's Art Dialogues program took up its central
role in our exhibition and outreach efforts. Docents
guided 400 visitors through the galleries in public and
private tours. If you haven't taken advantage of this
free service, I urge you to mark 2 p.m. Saturday on
your calendar and bring your friends. You will find
yourself engaging in a lively discussion. The docents
are not shy and I thank them and coordinator,
Merridee Taylor, for the knowledge, enthusiasm and
professionalism they bring to their volunteer role.
A new spring event, Style 2005, brought close to 500
enthusiasts of wearable art to the Art Center where
jewelers, clothing and accessory designers were on
Message from the President
hand to fill their needs and wants. Thanks must go to
Diane Master, creator of the event and manager of
The Gallery Shop, who assembled a truly "Stylish"
event.
The Palo Alto Art Center Foundation's membership
and donor base continues to grow. Members and
donors contribute an additional 15% to the Art
Center's City budget, and are crucial to the center's
ongoing financial health. Beyond their financial contributions,
our members and donors are an enthusiastic
and knowledgeable audience, bringing their interests,
excitement, community connections and personal
time to the Art Center. We are grateful for their continued
commitment and mutually beneficial relationship
with the Art Center.
Many others move the Foundation forward. Our development
director Lisa Gordon, our program assistant
Bonnie Packer, board members, Art Center staff, 250
volunteers, the Community Services Department of the
City of Palo Alto and the City Council give their time
and their expertise without hesitation. Thank you.
The Foundation is pleased to present its Annual Report
for the fiscal year 2004/2005. In its pages you will get
a flavor of our accomplishments and our growth,
financed by your generosity that permits us to "Bring
Art Home" to thousands of people of all ages. I look
forward to welcoming each of you to the Art Center in
the coming months and thanking you personally for
your support of the Foundation.
Yours sincerely,
Anne Gregor
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Art Center Exhibitions
June 27 – September 5, 2004
From Brazil: Palmo Quadrato
Indigenous Arts from the Amazon Basin
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
Nahum Zenil, Self-Portrait
with Angels, 1992
Mixed media with collage,
28 1/2 x 20”
Courtesy of George Adams
Gallery, New York
From the exhibition, Revisit
the Mirror: Self-portraits
Through Time
Eisen, Detail, Untitled,
circa 1830-1845
From a series of Bijin
(Beauties)
Kakamono-e color woodcut
Courtesy of The Zentner
Collection, Emeryville
From the exhibition, The
Gift: Surimono Prints from
Bay Area Collections
Dominic DiMare, Migration
Series #6: Hairy Woodpecker,
1999
Watercolor on paper
Collection of Susan
and Bill Beech
From the exhibition,
Dominic DiMare: Other Selves
Robert McCauley,
Greenhouse, 2004
Oil on canvas, 22 x 19”
Courtesy of Perimeter
Gallery, Chicago,
and the Artist
September 26, 2004 – January 2, 2005
Revisit the Mirror: Self-portraits Through Time
Dominic Di Mare: Other Selves
To Mirror History: Ian Everard & Hanna Hannah
January 28 – April 24, 2005
The Gift: Surimono Prints from Bay Area Collections
Spring Pool/ Floating Sky: In Praise to Indigo
Moving Cabinetry: Tansu from The Zentner
Collection
May 8 – May 29, 2005
Youth Art
Cultural Kaleidoscope
Lion on the Loose
June 18 – September 4, 2005
Trusting Woods to Tempest Sea: Robert McCauley
Cluster: Lukas Felzmann
Web/Metamorphosis: Yuriko Yamaguchi
Leaf: Mari Andrews, Andy Goldsworthy,
and Kay Sekimachi
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Exhibition Programs
Foundation support for Art Center
programs significantly enhances the extent
and quality of a visitor’s experience of
the arts.
The Foundation supported the following
programs in conjunction with exhibitions:
Community Sundays, "Arts of Brazil"
Supported by a grant from Applied Materials,
Excellence in the Arts, Arts Council Silicon Valley.
Family Project Gallery: MaskMaking
6/27–9/5/2004
Supported in part by a grant from Applied
Materials, Excellence in the Arts, Arts Council
Silicon Valley.
Jonathan Barbieri, Artist
Informal Gallery Talk, 11/04/2004
The Nature of the Self
Slide presentation with Robert Flynn Johnson,
Curator-in-charge for the Achenbach Foundation
for Graphic Art, Fine Arts Museums of San
Francisco, 12/09/2004
TOP: Decorating mirrors at
Self-portrait Family Day
BOTTOM: Fun with the Art
Explorer’s backpack
“Art Explorers”
A backpack containing self-guided exhibition art
activities for families in conjuction with the
summer exhibitions. Supported by a grant from
the David and Lucile Packard Foundation.
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Project LOOK!
Thank you for letting us see the art at the
Art Center. I learned that Tansu was
furniture not chicken. I also learned about
Japanese firemen. My favorite part was
when you showed me the tansu.
Sincerely, William
Project LOOK! tour attendee
from the exhibition, Moving Cabinetry:
Tansu from The Zentner Collection
Project LOOK! offers tours of exhibitions at the
Palo Alto Art Center to K-12th grade school
groups. Students, teachers and parents receive a
docent-led tour of the galleries followed by a
related hands-on activity or artist demonstrations.
Teachers receive a curriculum packet
before the tour with exhibition-related materials
and activities.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
Daisy Colchie, Project LOOK!
Director demonstrates the
self-portrait art activity in
conjunction with the
exhibition, Revisit the Mirror:
Self-portraits Through Time
Ruth Habermacher, Project
LOOK! docent conducts a
tour of Dominic DiMare:
Other Selves
Self-portrait project by a
Juana Briones Elementary
student
Project LOOK! docents are volunteers from the
community who receive intensive training at the
beginning of each exhibition. Rather than lecturing
the children, docents are trained to ask
questions and provide the tools that students
need to interpret the exhibition themselves.
The skills that students learn in the galleries
may then be applied to their future encounters
with art.
Project LOOK! tours were attended by a total of
272 classes and 5900 students from Santa Clara
and San Mateo counties during the 2004-05
academic year.
The Foundation supports 44% of the Project
LOOK! program's total budget.
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Project LOOK! Family Days
Family Days offer free afternoons of creative
art-making to parents and children five and up.
A smorgasbord of art activities, often exhibitionrelated,
are lead by artists, educators, and volunteers
from the community. Family Day is one of
the Art Center's most popular programs, attracting
over 300-500 participants and 50 volunteers
per event.
The Foundation supported the following
Family Day programs:
Self-Portrait Family Day, 11/7/04
An afternoon of super-selves, dream-selves,
secret-selves, shadow-selves and even wild animal-selves
in a creative take on the self-portrait.
These hands-on-activities were held in conjunction
with the exhibition Revisit the Mirror:
Self-portraits Through Time.
Holiday Family Day, 12/5/04
Gifts, cards, and ornaments for the holidays!
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
Henna hand painting,
Cultural Kaleidoscope
Family Day, 3/6/05
PAACF Board member
Carolyn Tucher with grandson
0liver at Holiday Family
Day, 12/5/04
Arts of Japan Family Day,
4/10/05
Self-Portrait Family Day,
11/7/04
Arts of Japan Family Day, 4/10/05
Calligraphy, printmaking, origami, orizomegami,
shibori, and other specialty arts and crafts
from Asia were explored in this afternoon of
hands-on activities held in conjunction with the
exhibition The Gift: Surimono Prints from Bay Area
Collections.
A Cultural Kaleidescope Family Day, 3/6/05
Artists from the Palo Alto Art Center's Cultural
Kaleidoscope program led art-making activities
that included African masks, Mexican tin ornaments,
Chinese brush paintings, and henna
hand designs.
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Cultural Kaleidoscope
This artist residency program partners K-6 classes
from schools in the Palo Alto Unified School
District and the Ravenswood School District. A
resident artist works with a pair of classes for a
10-week period, as the students undertake a
collaborative art project. The overall goals of the
program are to expose school-age children to the
content and techniques of the arts, to supplement
and/or enrich the art curricula of surrounding
school districts in order to give the visual arts
a firmer basis within those schools, and to build
understanding of and honor the artistic and
cultural diversity in the community.
Cultural Kaleidoscope was identified as a model
program for the State of California in the
California Arts Council's Arts in Education
Initiative. Last year 26 classrooms, 13 artists,
and 556 children participated in the Cultural
Kaleidoscope program.
Cultural Kaleidoscope was supported 100% by
the Foundation through grants from:
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
Watercolor self-portraits at
Juana Briones Elementary,
Palo Alto
Arts Council Silicon Valley
Citigroup Foundation
Community Foundation Silicon Valley
Lockheed Martin
Morrison & Foerster LLP
Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund
Peninsula Community Foundation
Washington Mutual Bank
and private donations
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Children’s Fine Arts
The Children’s Fine Art Education Program
provides young people in Palo Alto and surrounding
communities with a comprehensive
art experience. Classes and camps give students
creative skills that last a lifetime.
This year 2,192 children and teens between the
ages of 18 months and 18 years participated in
over 292 classes and workshops offered by
Children’s Fine Arts. Summer art camps and
intensive workshops saw enrollment expand
from 767 last year to 801 this year. CFA is
currently working with the Mitchell Park
Community Center to help program its new
teen center.
The Art & Technology Studio gives children and
teens, a place to explore the intersection between
emerging technologies and the visual arts. The
Fine Arts program has been able to offer innovated
technology classes in digital video, sound
and other emerging media.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
Relief Printmaking, 7/04
Big Animal Sculpture, 7/04
Digital Audio Workshop,
6/05
The Carrie Abramovitz Scholarship Fund
was established in 2000 to honor the memory of
Carrie Abramovitz, artist and long time Palo
Alto resident. The Foundation has supported five
scholarship recipients. Based upon recognized
talent, a recipient works with a mentor artist for
two years.
The Foundation supports a half-time program
assistant position.
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Volunteers
The Foundation supported in part
the annual volunteer appreciation lunch.
We are grateful to the loyal support of the
many volunteers who have devoted countless
hours to the Art Center.
Last year 254 volunteers gave over 3955 hours
of support to the Art Center. The hours represent
$72,000 of in-kind support, and are priceless in
helping us to keep all our great programs
operating.
Volunteers help in all areas of the Art Center
including receptions and special events, galleries,
The Gallery Shop, Family Days, Project LOOK!,
Cultural Kaleidoscope, Children’s Art classes and
camps, and administration.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP
Art Dialogues docent
Merridee Taylor during a
tour of the exhibition, Spring
Pool/Floating Sky: In Praise to
Indigo
Family Day volunteers
Gallery Shop volunteer,
Marvin Jones
Art Dialogues evolved from Judith Kays’ lectures
given in the Fall, 2003. These quality lectures
attracted the attention of a group of art lovers
who formed a core with twelve adult docent volunteers
under Judith’s stewardship. Merridee
Taylor became Art Dialogues Docent Coordinator
in August 2005.
Of the four exhibitions presented from July 2004
to June 2005, the Art Dialogues program served
more than 400 visitors, conducting private and
public tours.
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The Gallery Shop
Nominated for the 2005 “Top 100
Retailer” of American Craft by Niche
magazine.
The Gallery Shop, managed by Diane Master,
continues to carry the best in clay, fiber, jewelry
and glass. Diane was thrilled to receive the
national recognition that came with the nomination
as one of the top 100 retailers of
American crafts. Often called "a gem of a shop,"
The Gallery Shop features the work of many
artists who often do not sell outside of their studios.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP
The Gallery Shop manager,
Diane Master
Style 2005 textile artist,
Judith Content
Style 2005 enamel jeweler,
April Higashi
The Gallery Shop presented Style 2005, an artto-wear
event showcasing the distinctive work of
contemporary clothing designers and art jewelers.
This new show attracted more than 500 craft
lovers and shoppers. The work was varied and
appealed to women of all ages and style sensibilities.
The event was so successful that it will be
repeated in April of 2006 and will feature both
returning and new artists. Proceeds went
to support Foundation and Art Center programs.
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Foundation Events
The Foundation is committed to providing
both educational and culturally rich
opportunities for our membership.
The Foundation supported the following
events:
Patron Member Private Preview Receptions
Patron level members were invited to attend two
private receptions with the artists of the summer
and fall exhibitions.
Glass Pumpkin Patch Reception
Benefactor level members and guests were
invited to an evening reception and presale at
the BAGI Pumpkin Patch.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
Lisa Van Dusen and PAACF
Vice President Cornelia
Pendleton at Surimono Print
Salon, 2/11/05
Darlene Bossen at the Great
Glass Pumpkin Patch reception
Artists and their mentors at
the Abromovitz exhibition
opening, 11/24/05
Surimono Prints Salon
Long time Art Center supporter and former
Foundation board member,, Lisa Van Dusen
hosted a luncheon and event in conjunction with
the exhibition The Gift: Surimono Prints from Bay
Area Collections
ACGA Clay & Glass Festival Member
Reception and presale
Palo Alto Art Center members and guests were
invited to a private preview and sale of the exhibitions
The Mad Hatter Tea Party and Best of Show,
as part of the Palo Alto Clay/Glass Festival.
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Financials
ACGA Clay & Glass Festival
Holiday Family Day
Assets
6/30/05 6/30/04
Current Assets
Cash 528,169 476,410
Reimbursement receivable 27
Inventory 3,783 5,581
Revenue July 1, 2004 -
June 30, 2005
Contributions
Membership 42,292
Individuals 149,925
Foundations 76,287
Business 43,888
312,392
Earned
Events, net 20,814
Retail Sales, net 4,571
Exhibition Fees 8,980
Catalog Sales 1,977
Interest,Dividends
& other 796
37,138
Total Revenue 349,530
Expense July 1, 2004 -
June 30, 2005
Program Expenses
Exhibition 9,792
Abramovitz 3,659
Project LOOK! 32,151
Other Children’s Programs 9,000
Cultural Kaleidoscope 78,516
Art & Technology Studio 23,311
Volunteer Programs 832
Marketing & Publicity 2,452
Building Project 13,010
Other 1,315
174,038
Management & Admin. 52,169
Fundraising 49,702
Total Expenses 275,909
Net Income 73,621
Total Assets 531,979 481,991
Liabilities and Net Assets
6/30/05 6/30/04
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable &
accrued expenses 2,182 25,815
Total current liabilities 2,182 25,815
Net Assets
Unrestricted 278,849 232,495
Temporarily restricted 250,948 223,681
Total net assets 529,797 456,176
Total liabilities & net assets 531,979 481,991
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July 1, 2004 through
June 30, 2005
$50,000+
Ann Bowers
$25,000+
Community Foundation
Silicon Valley
David & Lucile Packard
Foundation
$10,000+
Arts Council Silicon Valley
Citigroup Foundation
Lockheed Martin
Marie & Geoffrey Moore
Cornelia Pendleton/
University Art Center
Peninsula Community
Foundation
Washington Mutual Bank
$5,000+
Dr. & Mrs. Edward Anderson
Brigid Barton & Rob Robinson
Mary Brown–in memory of
Martha Hulse
Patty McGuigan &
Richard Bush
Palo Alto Weekly
Holiday Fund
Rotasa Foundation
Sally Stillman
Teri & Mark Vershel
$2,500+
Association of Clay &
Glass Artists
Catherine Mangan Debs–
in honor of Loma Jacoby
Sandra Eakins
Katie & Drew Gibson
Anne Gregor & Fred Rose
Jan & Vic Schachter
Elaine Tajima/Tajima Creative
Tony & Carolyn Tucher
$1,000+
Lucy & Robert Berman
Virginia Biondi
Dr. Allen Calvin
R. Bernard & Denise Coley
Thomas & Neva Cotter
Yogen & Peggy Dalal
Jeannie Duisenberg &
Rich Hlava
Joseph & Meri Ehrlich
Bill & Mary Jane Elmore
Eric & Elaine Hahn
Hal & Iris Korol
Brian Kreischer & Sarah
Maxwell
Morrison & Foerster LLP
George & Dorothy Saxe
Kay Sekimachi
Pete & Turkey
Stremmel/Stemmel Gallery
Anne & Craig Taylor
Lisa Van Dusen &
John Kelley
V. Gwen Weisner
Robin Welles & Daniel
Kostenbauder
Young & Borlik Architects Inc.
$500+
PatriciaBashaw
Darlene & David Bossen
Eric Bunje/Caffe Carrello
Claudia Herrera Chesavag
Elizabeth & Peter Currie
John & Sue Diekman
Catherine & Theodore Dolton
Sally Fong
Nancy & Rick Goldcamp
Abraham Khalil/
Kan Zeman Restaurant
Koplin Del Rio Gallery
Larry & Melissa Kurtz
Danielle & Jon Mewes
Nancy Mueller
Susan Rosenberg
Savor Mexico
David Turner
Elizabeth Webster
$250+
Kay & Don Alexander
Robert & Judy Aptekar
Mary Helen Armstrong
Eileen & Ralph Battat
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Bickford
Carolyn & Richard Brennan
Laverne Broadbent
Marcia Chamberlain
Coeta Chambers
Jane & David Coldoff
Judith & Reed Content
Marc & Linda Cooper
Francesca Eastman &
Edward C. Goodstein
Nancy & David Ferguson
Stephen & Janelle Fodor
Robert & Betsy Gamburd
Lois & Doug Garland
David Gordon
Graphic Lab
Robert Halperin
Imogene & Richard Hilbers
Merry Spence Hinckley
Beverly & George James
Steven & Alyce Kaplan
Donald & Rachel Levy
Linda Lynch
Diane & Rob Master
Harley McAdams &
Lucy Shapiro
Megan McCaslin
Pat & Nancy McGaraghan
Honey & David Meir-Levi
Susan & Mike Mittmann
Mervin & Roslyn Morris
Dena Mossar & Paul Goldstein
Kirk Neely & Holly Myers
Betsy Okarma
Joseph & Hudi Podolsky
Carol & Leighton Read
William & Carolyn Reller
CC & Fritz Robbins
Bruce & Karen Rohde
Eugene Segre
Margaret & Dan Seligson
Dan & Edna Shochat
Robert Steinberg &
Alice Erber
David Stonesife
Phyllis & Dick Taplitz
Sandra &
Christopher Tucher
Turner Martin Design
Robert Van der Leest
Ilse Von Witzleben
Judith & Saul Wasserman
Molly & Steve Westrate
James & Patricia White
George Wilson
Anita Wornick
Richard I. Yankwich
$100+
Jocelyn Alexander
Les & Judy Alexander
Marcia & Matthew Allen
Alice E. Anderson
Melissa Anderson &
Howard Look
Anonymous
Michael Ballenger
Kathryn Baron
Penelope & Patrick Barrett
Joe & Alison Barta
Dr. & Mrs. Clayton Bavor
Irwin & Ann Bear
Darrell & Lisa Benatar
Rhoda Bergen
Janice Bohman & Eric Keller
Braunstein/Quay Gallery/
Ruth Braunstein
Donors
What Brings Art Home? Passionate ideas.
Provocative expressions. And people like
you. We depend on individual donations to
keep Art Center education programs and
exhibitions going. Without your support,
so much of what we do wouldn't happen.
Donna & Ralph Briskin
Linda Brownrigg
Sukey Bryan & Jim Brooks
Mary & Luca Cafiero
Philip Campbell
Dudley Carlson
Luz Chambers
Siu Fong & Albert Chang
Alejandra Chaverri &
Max Vasquez
Rose Ann Cochran
Anthony & Jennifer Coleman
Ron & Kathleen Cooper
Constance Crawford
Melanie & Peter Cross
Mrs. Anne Dauer
Bruce Davis
Burgess Dell-Wilson &
Jon Wilson
Susan & Harry Dennis
Joanna Despres
Dominic & Margaret Di Mare
Diane Doolittle
Margaret Dorfman
Frances Edwards
Norma & Geoff Egan
Joan & Allan Fisch
Sharon Fox & Eliot Tarlin
Karen & Lorry Frankel
Stephanie Friduss
Jonathan Gifford
Alexia Gilmore
Jonathon Glick
Janice Good
Judge & Mrs. Charles Gordon
Dr. Jean Haber Green
Helen & Gary Harmon
Kristen Harrison & Bo Crane
Harry & Susan Hartzell
Bill & Mickey Hebard
James Heeger &
Daryl Messinger
Libby & Craig Heimark
Virginia & Wolfgang Henke
John & Andrea Hennessy
Linda Hodges/
Linda Hodges Gallery, Inc.
Wendy Hopfenberg &
Michael Occhiolini
Lori Rae & Deke Hunter
Alex & Bernadette Inkeles
Karen Irvin
Glenn & Gaby Isaacson
Larry & Patricia Jones
Karen Karpen & Glenn Krasner
John & Alice Kataoka
Sue Kemp & Don Ryan
Jeanne Kennedy &
Allan J. Rosenberg
Sue Klapholz & Patrick Brown
Jennifer & James Kleckner
Anthony & Sheryl Klein
Donald & Jill Knuth
Mr. & Mrs. John Kolozsi
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Laura & Gary Lauder
Daniel & Mary Ellen Lazare
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Naomi & Carl Levinson
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Carol & Hal Louchheim
Carolyn & David Lougee
Jonathan MacQuitty &
Laurie Hunter
George & Judy Marcus
Patrick & Darle Maveety
Martha & Perry McCarty
Karen & Bruce McCaul
Patricia McClung &
Allen L. Morgan
Margaret & Ronald McKinnon
Kerny McLaughlin &
William Schilit
Carolyn & David Mitchell
Karin & Bill Moggridge
Rosemarie Nahm
J. Peter Nelson
Julia & David Nelson-Gal
Michael & Yvonne Nevens
Matthew Passell &
Sandra Koppe
Steve & Nancy Player
Anne & Christopher Ream
Susie Richardson
Sue & Arthur Rinsky
Heather Rose & Bruce Martin
Peter & Beth Rosenthal
Nancy & Norman Rossen
Susan & Mike Sabes
Paula Sandas &
Dennis Harvey
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Mark Heising
Gregory Smith & Janelle
Gibson Smith
Andrea Smith
Clint & Marilyn Smith
Goody & Gerry Steinberg
James & Valerie Stinger
Debbie & Mark Sutherland
Mary Tall
Marilyn & Robert Taubman
Craig & Susan Thom
Futoshi Tsuneyama
Tony & Laarni Von Ruden
Anna Wu Weakland
Marian R. Wells
Susan & Lewis Wexler
Anne Wilbur/
Wilbur Properties
Ronald & Melanie Wilensky
Barbara & Elliot Wolfe
Gavin Wright
Eva & Joseph Zirker
Arnold Zwicky
In-Kind Donations
Aaron Brothers
Accent Arts
High Art
Hobbies Restaurant
Judith Kays
Marie & Geoffrey Moore
Palo Alto Weekly
Safeway
The Sawdust Shop
Gary Soltus
Elaine Tajima/
Tajima Creative
Turner/Martin Design
University Art Center/
Cornelia Pendleton
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Palo Alto Art Center Foundation
1313 Newell Road
Palo Alto, California 94303
650.329.2366
www.paacf.org