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S TA F FADMINISTRATIONExecutive Director, George S. BolgeAssistant to the Executive Director, Valerie JohnsonDirector of Administration, Roberta StewartSpecial Events/Volunteers, Phyllis MessinaMuseum Store Manager, Laura ToiaMuseum Store Assistant Manager, Laura WeissmanStore Sales Associate, Carole RovnerReceptionist, Amy CassaroFacility Manager, Robin ArchibleMaintenance, John FinewoodCustodian, Terry DrouillardOffice Assistant (V), Connie BowersFINANCEDirector of Finance, Linda UrsilloAccountant, Ellen JohnstonAccountant, Vivienne WilsonCURATORIALSenior Curator, Wendy M. BlazierRegistrar, Martin HanahanExhibitions Curator, Meg KaplanDEVELOPMENTDirector of Development, Louise C. AdlerMembership Coordinator, Philip JohnsDevelopment Coordinator, Linda M. MaderaVisitor Services/Sales, Sharon FlynnVisitor Services Representative, Carol NiteEDUCATIONCurator of Education, Claire Elisabeth ClumAssistant Curator of Education, Luis GlickmanEducational Programs Coordinator, Maria BrueggemanMuseum Educator, Annette SeitlesDocent Council Chairperson (V), Lucy HawkinsArt Reference Librarians (V), Betty and Marvin KoenigMARKETINGDirector of Marketing and Public Relations, Bruce HermanCommunications Coordinator, April HallART SCHOOLArt School Director, Rebecca SandersAdministrative Assistant, Lynn NanceAdministrative Assistant, Ann GoffredoFacility Manager, Mark CreamerOffice Assistant (V), Carmie PepeOffice Assistant (V), Mimi Friedland(V) Denotes VolunteerVolunteersThrough the thousands of hours thatvolunteers give to support staff members,the Museum enriches the lives of theresidents and visitors of our community.These civic-minded people serve onvarious committees, organize andparticipate in special events, greet ourvisitors, provide docent tours and officesupport, maintain the reference libraryand work in The Museum Store.These volunteers, along with the manystudents who complete internshipswithin every department, allow theMuseum to make tremendous stridestoward fulfilling its mission.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 5

C U R ATO R I A LDuring fiscal year 2007-2008, the CuratorialDepartment presented 13 temporary exhibitionsin the Museum’s first-floor galleries, eight ofwhich were organized completely from theMuseum’s Permanent Collection. ConflictingCurrents: Aspects of American Art 1920 – 1950(September 5 – November 4, 2007) was the firstexhibition drawn entirely from the PermanentCollection to be organized for the Museum’smain gallery. Presenting 120 paintings, drawingsand prints, many for the first time, ConflictingCurrents was a pioneering exhibition, establishingnew benchmarks in scholarship and publicunderstanding of an important subject. Thisyear brought the exhibition Degas In Bronze:The Complete Sculptures (January 26 – April 27,2008) to the Museum, the most ambitiouspresentation ever mounted by the Boca RatonMuseum of Art. The negotiation, installationand supplementary education programmingfor Degas In Bronze involved more than a yearof preparation, as Curatorial staff worked withnumerous American museums and privatelenders to secure Degas paintings and drawingsto amplify the exhibition, while developingoriginal documentary materials to providecontextual information about the works. Theawarding of federal indemnification from theNational Endowment for the Arts IndemnityProgram to help in underwriting the insurancefor the Degas in Bronze exhibition wasa significant affirmation of the Museum’sprofessionalism, and recognition of thenational stature of its programming.George Bolge, Executive Director of the Boca Raton Museum of Art, Professor JoseNetto, Curator of the Museu de Arte de São Paulo, Ambassador Luiz Saint-Brissonde Araujo Castro, Counsul General from Brazil and Michael Gora, President of theBoca Raton Museum of ArtLoans From The Museum CollectionArt to Touch: Exhibition for the Visually Impaired,developed by the Boca Raton Museum of Art, on loanto Nassau County Museum of Art, Roslyn Harbor,New York, May 1 – August 31, 2007Pérez Celis (Argentinean, 1939-2008), Untitled,circa 1991, oil on wood and metal, height 84 inches.Permanent Collection 2006.14.53, gift of Dr. Jay D.Hyman and Nivèse [Nives Oscari] (French, born inCroatia, 1944- ), City, circa 1995, cut and painted steel,height 81 inches. Permanent Collection 2001.263, giftof Dr. Mark Plon in Memory of Esther Plon on loan toEpcot ® International Flower & Garden Festival, WaltDisney World, Orlando, Florida, March 1 – July 1, 2008Norman Colp (American, 1948-2007),The Relative Sameness of Difference, 1988-1989,chromogenic print triptych in wood hinged frame,18 x 96 inches, on loan to the American Embassy inLima, Peru as part of the Art in Embassies Program,May 2003 – January 2008Nine artworks on paper by Georges Braque, Jean-MichelFolon, Sam Martin, Robert Rauschenberg and HermanSomberg on loan to the City of Boca Raton, City Hall,Mayor’s Office, 2001-2008Jeff Wyman, Jump and Play, 1991, painted steelsculpture, height 14 feet on permanent loan to AddisonMizner Elementary School, Boca RatonBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 6

E X H I B I T I O N S 2 0 07 – 2 0 0 8Jeanne Hilary: Eden. A New Media ProjectOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtFebruary 28 – June 3, 2007Ernest Trova: A RetrospectiveOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of Artin conjunction with Walker Fine ArtExhibition Catalogue: Ernest Trova Retrospective©2007 Boca Raton Museum of ArtApril 11 – June 3, 2007Selections from theIsadore and Kelly Friedman BequestOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtExhibition Catalogue: A Selection of Works fromthe Isadore and Kelly Friedman Bequest©2007 Boca Raton Museum of ArtApril 11 – June 3, 2007Latin American Art from the Museum CollectionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtApril 11 – June 3, 200756th Annual All Florida Juried Competitionand ExhibitionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtJune 13 – August 26, 2007The Human Condition: Thy Brothers’ KeeperOrganized by the Alternative Center forInternational Arts, Inc. and the Flint Instituteof ArtsJune 13 – August 26, 2007Conflicting Currents: Aspects of American Art1920 – 1950. Selections from the PermanentCollectionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtSeptember 5 – November 4, 2007Guillermo Trujillo: Panamanian MasterOrganized by Dr. Carol Damian, professor of arthistory, Florida International University, MiamiExhibition Catalogue: Guillermo TrujilloPanamanian Master©2007 Boca Raton Museum of ArtSeptember 5 – November 4, 2007The Other Half:Women Artists In The CollectionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtSeptember 5, 2007 – July 20, 2008Looking at Art: A PrimerOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtSeptember 5, 2007 – June 22, 2008Gods and Heroes: The Painting and Sculptureof Sandro ChiaOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of ArtNovember 13, 2007 – January 13, 2008Degas In Bronze: The Complete SculpturesOrganized by International Arts. Curated byJoseph S. Czestochowski, from the Collectionsof MASP, Museu de Arte de São Paulo AssisChateaubriand, São Paulo, BrasilJanuary 26 – April 27, 2008Tiffany Studios: The Holtzman CollectionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art,curated by Alastair DuncanJanuary 26 – April 27, 2008VACLAV VYTLACIL (American, 1892-1984), Positano, 1925, oil on canvas. PermanentCollection 2005.13.11. Gift of Anne Vytlacil, from the exhibition Conflicting CurrentsOngoing in the Collection Galleries:A Wealth of New Gifts: Recent Giftsto the Permanent CollectionAfter Minimalism: Abstract Sculpturefrom the 1970s and 1980sDepression-Era Photography from the WPA and FSAHenri de Toulouse Lautrec:The Art of the PosterLARRY RIVERS (American, 1923-2002), Delacroix 1830 – Chaos and Purpose, 1993,oil on canvas mounted to sculptured foamboard. Museum Permanent Collection,from the exhibition Selections from the Isadore and Kelly Friedman BequestBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 7

S E L E C T E D AC Q U I S I T I O N SThe depth and breadth of the Museum’sPermanent Collection continued to growthrough new acquisitions. This year’s giftsinclude over 300 works from all disciplinesand feature renowned artists from around theworld, as well as significant donations of Africanand Pre-Columbian works. Visitors had anopportunity to preview many new acquisitionsin the Museum’s second-floor collection galleries,which are refreshed throughout the year withselections from the Museum’s collection ofover 5,000 works.PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGSRudolf Bauer (German, 1889–1953),Morgendämmerung [Dawn], circa 1916–24,watercolor and graphite on paper, 11 5 ⁄8 x 18 1 ⁄4inches. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Arnold and EmilyWeiss, 2007.23José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934–), Personajesde una tierra …, 1970, watercolor, ink washand ink on paper, 17 1 ⁄2 x 23 1 ⁄4 inches.Gift of Mr. Sidney Hyman, 2007.14.9José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934–), The Giant,1971, watercolor, ink wash and ink on paper,12 x 18 inches. Gift of Mr. Sidney Hyman,2007.14.1Moïse Kisling (French, 1891–1953), Sanary, 1918,watercolor and pencil on paper, 11 7 ⁄8 x 17 7 ⁄8inches. Gift of Mr. Steven D. Bedowitz, 2008.4.2Jack Lembeck (American, 1942–), RoyalFantasy, 1976, acrylic on canvas, 82 x 74 inches.Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel, 2007.28.2Emil Lucas (American, 1964–), Kiki Smith(American, 1954–) et al. Exquisite Corpse,1992–93, mixed media on paper folded, work offour artists, 21 x 14 inches. Gift of Rita Krauss FineArt/Meridian Gallery, New York City. 2007.26.9Richard McLean (American, 1934–), Bar-DScatter, 1984, watercolor on paper, 11 x 15 inches.Gift of Dorothy A. Sturman in memory ofGeorge L. Sturman, 2007.29.1Berthe Morisot (French, 1841–1895), Jeune FilleTenant un Chien dans ses Bras [Girl Holdinga Dog in her Arms], 1892, pastel on papermounted on board, 20 3 ⁄8 x 17 5 ⁄8 inches.Gift of Mr. Steven D. Bedowitz, 2008.4.1Robert Schefman (American, 1952–), Machiavelli,1993, oil on canvas, 83 x 107 inches. Gift of Lindaand Robert Schmier, 2007.27Adam Stennett (American, 1972–), MouseSwimming Left 2, 2003, oil on canvas, 13 x 13inches. Gift of Rita Krauss Fine Art/MeridianGallery, 2007.26.10Guillermo Trujillo (Panamanian, 1927–), VisiónChamanica, 2006, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 48inches. Gift of the artist, 2008.2Jerry N. Weiss (American, 1960–), Morning Surf,Maine, 2000, oil on canvas, 24 x 35 1 ⁄2 inches.Gift of the artist, 2008.5PRINTSKarel Appel (Dutch, 1921–2006), Tête et oiseaux[Head and Bird], 1973, lithograph on paper,19 3 ⁄4 x 26 1 ⁄2 inches. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. SeymourBaruch, 2007.15.1BERTHE MORISOT, Jeune Fille Tenant un Chien dans ses Bras [Girl Holding aDog in her Arms]JOSÉ LUIS CUEVAS, The GiantBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 8

S E L E C T E D AC Q U I S I T I O N SBen Aronson (American, 1959–), Closed Ramp,West Side Highway, 2007, multi-plate photopolymerintaglio and copper etching, 23 5 ⁄8 x 20 7 ⁄8 inches.Gift of Estelle and Martin Karlin, 2007.10Graciela Roldo Boulanger (Bolivian, 1935–), LeCiel de Graciela Rodo Boulanger portfolio of12 lithographs with intaglio embossing, 1973,published by Orangerie Cologne, Senans Bâle.Edition 26/200, 30 x 22 inches each. Gift of Mr.and Mrs. Seymour Branch, 2007.15.2-13Christo (American, Bulgarian born, 1935–) andJeanne-Claude (American, French born, 1935–),The Wall – 13,000 Oil Barrels, the Gasometer,Oberhausen, Germany 1999, 1999, color photographby Wolfgang Volz, 15 1 ⁄2 x 11 1 ⁄2 inches. Gift ofMr. and Mrs. Maurice Fulton, 2007.24José Luis Cuevas (Mexican, 1934–), Condiciûnhumana i (The Human Condition i), pl. 3 fromthe portfolio Homage to Quevedo, 1969, colorlithograph on Arches, 22 1 ⁄2 x 16 inches. Gift ofMr. Sidney Hyman, 2007.14.2Gene Davis (American, 1920–1985), Green Giant,1980, lithograph in colors on Arches paper,26 x 28 1 ⁄2 inches. Anonymous gift, 2007.18Max Ernst (American, 1891–1976), La LibertéDétruite par L’absence [The freedom destroyedby the absence], from the portfolio DentPrompte, 1969, lithograph on vélin d’Archespaper, edition of 290, published by Galérie LucieWeill, Paris, printed by Mourlot, 21 x 17 1 ⁄2 inches.Gift of Mr. Sidney Hyman, 2007.14.3Max Ernst (American, 1891–1976), Untitled fromthe portfolio Dent Prompte, 1969, lithograph onvélin d'Arches paper, edition of 290, publishedby Galérie Lucie Weill, Paris, printed by Mourlot,21 x 17 1 ⁄2 inches. Gift of Mr. Sidney Hyman. 2007.14.4Eugene Higgins (American, 1874–1958), Sixetchings: Milk Maid, Beggars, A Bridge in CentralPark, A Cool Drink, The Traveler, Untitled [WomanWashing Dishes], circa 1930s–40s, etchings,various sizes. Gift of Dr. Marc S. Horowitzand Mr. Dennis Martell, 2007.17.2-7Marino Marini (Italian, 1901–1980), Horses and RidersVII, 1972, color lithograph, 14 1 ⁄4 x 19 1 ⁄8 inches. Giftof Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Baruch, 2007.15.14Virgil Marti (American, 1962–), RMA (8) and RMA(25), 1994, two silkscreens on mirrored Plexiglass,17 x 11 inches each. Gift of Rita Krauss FineArt/Meridian Gallery, 2007.26.7-8Willard Myers (American, 1887–1970), Worn Out,circa 1935, etching on paper, 6 x 8 1 ⁄2 inches. Gift ofDr. Marc S. Horowitz and Mr. Dennis Martell, 2007.17.1Raphael Soyer (American, 1899–1988), Folio ofSixteen Etchings, 1964, published by AssociatedAmerican Artists with an introduction by CarlZigrosser, 10 x 8 inches (plates), 14 3 ⁄4 x 11 inches(sheets). Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bobrow,2007.13.1-16Jacques Villon (French, 1875–1963), Untitledabstraction, circa 1958, lithograph, 17 x 21 inches.Gift of Mr. Sidney Hyman, 2007.14.8PHOTOGRAPHYJulie Becker (American, 1972–), Whole (Bar),1970, Lambda C-print with laminate mountedon aluminum, 50 3 ⁄4 x 33 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift of RitaKrauss Fine Art/Meridian Gallery, 2007.26.1Olaf Breuning (Swiss, 1970–), 911, 1999,chromogenic print, 12 1 ⁄2 x 15 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift ofRita Krauss Fine Art/Meridian Gallery, 2007.26.3MARINO MARINI, Horses and Riders VIIRAPHAEL SOYER, Girl with Parted Lips from Folio of Sixteen EtchingsBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 9

S E L E C T E D AC Q U I S I T I O N SOlaf Breuning (Swiss, 1970–), Princess (Small),1999, chromogenic print, 12 1 ⁄2 x 15 3 ⁄4 inches.Gift of Rita Krauss Fine Art/Meridian Gallery,2007.26.2Donigan Cumming (American, 1947–), May 27,1992, from the Pretty Ribbons series, 1992, FujiCrystal Archive print, 19 1 ⁄2 x 15 5 ⁄8 inches. Gift ofRita Krauss Fine Art/Meridian Gallery, 2007.26.4Lyle Ashton Harris (American, 1965–), Untitled(Freesia), 1998, photograph, 15 1 ⁄2 x 19 1 ⁄4 inches.Gift of Rita Krauss Fine Art/Meridian Gallery,2007.26.5Jeanne Hilary (American, 1958–), Untitled [PolarBear, North Carolina], 1999-2004, chromogenicprint, 60 x 60 inches. Gift of the artist, 2007.11Martin Kersels (American, 1960–), Pestering(Patty), 1999, Fuji Crystal Archive print,12 3 ⁄8 x 18 7 ⁄16 inches. Gift of Rita KraussFine Art/Meridian Gallery, 2007.26.6Benn Mitchell (American, 1926–), Apollo andLyric Theaters at Night, 1950, gelatin silver print,15 3 ⁄4 x 19 1 ⁄2 inches. Gift of Paul Carman, 2007.30.1Benn Mitchell (American, 1926–), Elevator TrainAfter 1947 Snowstorm, 1947, gelatin silver print,19 1 ⁄2 x 15 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Paul Carman, 2007.30.2Bruce and Norman Yonemoto (American, 1949–and 1946–), Waiting (After Reinhardt), 1999, FujiCrystal Archive print, 13 x 13 inches. Gift of RitaKrauss Fine Art/Meridian Gallery, 2007.26.11SCULPTUREJohn DeAndrea (American, 1941–), Released,1989, polyvinyl polychromed in oil, height 62 1 ⁄2inches. Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel,2007.28.1Reginald Case (American, 1937–), Tropical Marilyn,1992, mixed media collage with photograph,beads, glitter, feathers and sequins on Masonite,36 x 48 inches. Gift of the artist, 2007.12Christine M. Federighi (American, 1949–2006),Mountain Stair, 1997, ceramic with oil patina,69 x 9 x 6 inches. Gift in memory of BerniceLewis from her beloved family, 2007.16Carole J. Feuerman (American, 1945–), Inner Tube,1984, resin with oil paint, 32 x 15 x 16 1 ⁄2 inches. Giftof Alan Potamkin, 2007.19Dorothy Gillespie (American, 1920–), CelestialPresence, 2007, polychrome-painted and shapedcut aluminum, height 25 feet x length 20 feet xdepth 12 feet. Gift of the Dorothy GillespieFoundation, Inc., 2007.20Javier Marín (Mexican, 1962–), Hoy es Hoy, 2002,bronze, 153 x 93 x 116 inches. Museum purchasemade possible by an initial gift from Collectors’Forum and additional funds from the MuseumAcquisition Fund and the Edward and FlorencePaley Foundation, 2008.3Reuben Nakian (American, 1897–1986), Leda, 1965,carved terracotta, height 11 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift of DorothyA. Sturman in memory of George L. Sturman,2007.29.2Jud Nelson (American, born 1943–), T.P. V, 1981,Carrara marble, height 5 1 ⁄2 inches. Gift of Louis K.and Susan P. Meisel, 2007.28.3Jane Schneider (American, 1932–2006), BalancingAct, 2006, wood and mixed media, 56 x 52 x 26inches. Gift of Alfred R. Schneider, 2008.1DOROTHY GILLESPIE, Celestial PresenceJAVIER MARÍN, Hoy es HoyBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 10

S E L E C T E D AC Q U I S I T I O N SPRE-COLUMBIANAnthropomorphic Blackware Vessel of a SmilingMan, Chimú culture, North Coast Peru, circa700–1200 CE, incised and carved blackwarepottery, height 8 3 ⁄8 inches x width 4 1 ⁄2 inches.Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.16Anthropomorphic Vessel with Bird,Huari-Tiahuanaco culture, Central Coastal Peru,circa 700–1000 CE, earthenware with polychromepigments, height 6 3 ⁄8 inches x width 5 inches.Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.18Barrel-Shaped Vessel with Rattle Support andSerpent-Head Flange, Maya, Pacific CoastalGuatemala, Tiquisate Region, Classic Period,circa 450–650 CE, earthenware with slip, height7 3 ⁄4 inches x width 7 1 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. GeraldJ. Shepps, 2007.8.6Bichrome Figure of a Man with OutstretchedArms, Chancay culture, Central Coastal Peru,circa 1100–1400 CE, earthenware with creamand black pigments, height 23 1 ⁄2 inches x width12 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.19Bowl with Feathered Serpents, Maya, Pacificcoastal Guatemala, Tiquisate Region, ClassicPeriod, circa 450–650 CE, earthenware withcream slip and polychrome pigments, height3 inches x diameter 5 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. GeraldJ. Shepps, 2007.8.8Bowl with Seated Mayan Lords, Maya, PacificCoastal Guatemala, Tiquisate Region, ClassicPeriod, circa 450–650 CE, earthenware withcream slip and polychrome pigments, height 3inches x diameter 5 1 ⁄8 inches. Gift of Dr. GeraldJ. Shepps, 2007.8.7Carved and Polychromed Cylinder Vase withMayan Lords, Maya, Honduras, Late ClassicPeriod, circa 600–900 CE, incised earthenware withpolychrome pigments, height 7 3 ⁄4 inches x diameter6 5 ⁄8 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.3Cylinder Vase with Cormorants, Maya, Guatemala,Late Classic Period, circa 600–900 CE, buffpottery, polychrome painted and incised, height 95⁄8 inches x diameter 6 3 ⁄8 inches. Gift of Dr.Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.1Cylinder Vase with Mayan Lords, Maya, Honduras,Late Classic Period, circa 600–900 CE,earthenware with polychrome pigments,height 7 3 ⁄4 inches x diameter 4 5 ⁄8 inches.Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.4Cylinder Vase with Water Lily Medallions, Maya,Honduras, Late Classic Period, circa 600–900 CE,polychromed earthenware, height 7 3 ⁄4 inches xdiameter 4 5 ⁄8 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps,2007.8.2Effigy Vessel, Peru, Middle Mochica period,circa 200–500 CE, earthenware with slip andpigments, height 7 inches x width 4 3 ⁄4 inches.Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.9Large Vase with Seated Lords with Backracks,Maya, Honduras, Late Classic Period, circa600–900 CE, earthenware with cream slipand polychrome pigments, height 6 5 ⁄8 inchesx diameter 7 1 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J.Shepps, 2007.8.5Mayan Carved Figural Teotihuacan-Style CylindricalTripod Vessel, Maya, Guatemala, Classic Period,circa 450–650 CE, molded earthenware withpigments, height 6 1 ⁄2 inches x diameter 5 1 ⁄4inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.15Portrait Head Vessel, Nasca culture, PeruEffigy Vessel, Peru, Middle Mochica periodBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 11

S E L E C T E D AC Q U I S I T I O N SPolychromed Cylinder Vase with Seated MayanLords, Mayan, northern Petén (Guatemala), LateClassic Period, circa 600–900 CE, earthenwarewith cream slip and pigments, height 5 3 ⁄4 inchesx diameter 3 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J.Shepps, 2007.8.11Portrait Head Vessel, Nasca culture, Peru, NascaV period, 500–700 CE, cream body earthenwarewith polychrome pigments, height 5 3 ⁄4 inches xdiameter 6 1 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J.Shepps, 2007.8.12Spouted Vessel with Spider Monkey and StrapHandle, Chimú culture, North Coast Peru, circa700–1200 CE, mold-made blackware pottery,height 6 1 ⁄4 inches x width 5 3 ⁄4 inches. Gift ofDr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.10Storage Jar (Urpu), Chimú-Inka culture, Peru,circa 1400–1500 CE, earthenware with polychromegeometric designs in red, black and white,height 8 inches x width 9 inches. Gift ofDr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.17Zoomorphic Spouted Vessel with Bridge Handle,Chimú culture, North Coast Peru, circa 700–1200CE, grayware pottery, height 7 7 ⁄8 inches x width3 1 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.13Zoomorphic Vessel with Bridge-Strap Handle,Chimú culture, North Coast Peru, circa 700–1200CE, blackware pottery, height 7 inches x width7 1 ⁄4 inches. Gift of Dr. Gerald J. Shepps, 2007.8.14AFRICANBeaded Crown (Ade), Yoruba peoples, Nigeria,second quarter 20th century, basketry, beads,and cloth, 16 x 7 inches. Gift of Mrs. JuneBakalar, 2007.7Fang Ngil Mask, Fang peoples, Gabon, 20thcentury, wood with white kaolin clay, height12 3 ⁄4 inches. Anonymous donor, 2007.25.9Fang Ngil Mask, Fang peoples, Gabon, 20thcentury, wood with white kaolin clay, height18 7 ⁄8 inches. Anonymous donor, 2007.25.10Female Face Mask, Punu peoples, Ogowe Riverbasin, Gabon, late 20th century, wood withpigment, white kaolin clay and metal tacks,height 13 1 ⁄2 inches. Anonymous donor, 2007.25.4Fetish Statue, Lozi tribe, Zambia (formerlynorthwestern Rhodesia), second quarter 20thcentury, wood with red patina, bird feathers,cowrie shells, crocodile and snake skins, fur,raffia string, leather, antelope horn and magicalsubstance, height 24 3 ⁄8 inches. Gift of SophiaUnrug, 2007.21Ibo Face Mask, Ibo peoples, Nigeria, late 20thcentury, wood with polychrome pigments andkaolin encrustation, height 13 1 ⁄2 inches.Anonymous donor, 2007.25.7Kuba Bwoom Helmet Mask, Kuba peoples,Ngede region, Zaire, late 20th century, woodwith pigments, height 15 inches. Anonymousdonor, 2007.25.5Kwele Antelope Mask, Kwele peoples, Gabon,late 20th century, wood with pigments andencrustation, height 19 1 ⁄4 inches. Anonymousdonor, 2007.25.8.Mukudj (Maiden Spirit) Mask, Ibo or Punupeoples, Gabon, late 20th century, wood withpolychrome and white kaolin clay, height 14 1 ⁄2inches. Anonymous donor, 2007.25.6Kuba Bwoom Helmet Mask, Kuba peoples, Ngede region, ZaireFang Ngil Mask, Fang peoples, GabonBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 12

S E L E C T E D AC Q U I S I T I O N SMvondo (male) Lwalwa Face Mask, Lwalwapeoples, Congo (Zaire), late 20th century,wood with pigment, height 14 inches.Anonymous donor, 2007.25.2Mvondo (male) Lwalwa Face Mask, Lwalwapeoples, Congo (Zaire), late 20th century,wood with pigment, height 12 3 ⁄4 inches.Anonymous donor, 2007.25.3Nkaki (male) Lwalwa Face Mask, Lwalwapeoples, Congo (Zaire), late 20th century,wood with pigment, height 13 inches.Anonymous donor, 2007.25.1Beaded Crown (Ade), Yoruba peoples, NigeriaBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 13

E D U C AT I O NA vital component in fulfilling the Museum’smission, the Education Department expandedits service into the community with remarkablesuccess. Most notably, the development of anArtist-In-Residency program in collaborationwith Boca Raton’s Hammock Pointe ElementarySchool enabled the student population andschool staff to experience new levels of learningutilizing the visual arts. In addition, the Museum’seducational initiatives were reinforced byproducing and distributing a News In Educationstudent newspaper in conjunction with theDegas in Bronze exhibition.COMMUNITY AND OUTREACHPROGRAMSMeet a Master, Create a MasterpieceRoadshowThe Museum collaborated with the Boca RatonBoys & Girls Club, Youth Activity Center atVeterans Park and the Florence Fuller ChildDevelopment Center East and West to teachstudents, grades 3 through 5, how to look atart by practicing critical thinking skills, visualthinking strategies and aesthetic scanning.Once a week for six weeks, an art instructortaught students about a master artist from theMuseum’s Permanent Collection. Students thenproduced a work in the style of the artist. Atthe end of the six weeks, students toured theMuseum to see the original artworks.Education MondaysThis extensive, three-part education endeavorwas planned in conjunction with the exhibition,Degas in Bronze: The Complete Sculptures.First, the Education Department teamed withthe Sun-Sentinel to publish a News In Educationstudent newspaper which was distributedto 65,000 students in grades 6 though 12throughout Palm Beach and Broward Counties’public and private schools. Next, 32 individual$250 Museum field trip grants were awardedto teachers in Palm Beach, Miami-Dade andBroward counties. Lastly, 12 studio sculptureworkshops and guided tours for middle andhigh school students were held at the Museum.Artist-in-Residency Program at HammockPointe Elementary SchoolThe Artist-in-Residency program at HammockPointe Elementary School provided the entireschool population, grades K through 5, theopportunity to work with art instructor Catalina,Aguirre Hoffman. The students created worksof art that were installed throughout the schoolcampus. During the entire process they wereencouraged to express their creativity whilelearning about different cultures and arttechniques. The art projects were inspired bypieces in the Museum’s Permanent Collectionand incorporated the academic skills outlinedin Florida’s Sunshine State Standards.Teacher In-ServiceAs a part of the Palm Beach County SchoolDistrict’s Professional Development DayProgram, the Museum provided elementaryschool teacher training on methodology tointegrate the visual arts into the curriculum.“… I sense not only the enthusiasm,enjoyment and creativity of ourstudents, but also how focused theyare with their art pieces.”— Mary Barnett, assistant principal ofHammock Pointe Elementary School,referring to the Artist-in-Residency programBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 14

E D U C AT I O NIN-HOUSE PROGRAMSARTful Adventure SundaysChildren and their families engaged in interactiveart workshops, as well as live performances bytalented actors, musicians and dancers fromthe community. Five arts presentations wereoffered, reflecting literature, music, art, cultureand theatre.Story Time at the MuseumIn partnership with the Boca Raton Public Library,the Museum hosted three-week storytellingseries for students in grades 1 through 5. StoryTime links preselected children’s literature withan exhibited work of art and gave students thechance to explore the Museum’s galleries in arelaxed yet focused and interactive setting.Family DayEngaging and fun family programming includeda short film, an interactive art-making activityand live theatrical, musical and danceperformances.Meet a Master, Create a MasterpieceOnce a month, staff educators provided childrenin grades 3 through 5, with an opportunity tolearn about a master artist whose works wereon exhibit at the Museum and then create amasterpiece in the style of the selected artist.Music at the MuseumThe creativity inherent in music was celebratedat the Museum with various genres of musicsuch as jazz, vocal pop and classical, performedlive in the Museum’s galleries. This in-seasonprogram has become a favorite for visitorsof all ages.FilmsFilms shown throughout the year related to theMuseum’s Permanent Collection and temporaryexhibitions. The Museum also hosted the series,Films for a Summer Afternoon. Approximately3,000 viewers enjoyed the 77 films shown atthe Museum.From the Artist’s PerspectiveLocal working artists led monthly dynamicdiscussions on art-making, the creative processand revealed their critical insights intoart exhibited at the Museum. The programencouraged a dialogue between artists insouth Florida, the community and the Museum.Gallery Talks and LecturesGallery talks provided adults with an opportunityto discover the masterpieces in the Museum’sPermanent Collection. Conducted by educationstaff, the format allowed for more intimatediscussion in analyzing and interpreting worksof art. In addition to gallery talks, the EducationDepartment solicited scholars and critics, bothlocally and nationally, to broaden the experiencefor Museum visitors with lectures aboutexhibitions and Museum collections.Curator’s Highlight ToursMuseum Senior Curator Wendy Blazierpresented monthly in-depth tours of theMuseum’s changing exhibitions, lending greaterinsight into the artists and individualmasterworks on exhibition.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 15

E D U C AT I O NIN-HOUSE PROGRAMSDocent ProgramFive new Docent Candidates completed afive-month training program focusing on Inquirybasedtouring techniques, as well as art historyand art terminology. Each candidate presentedan accreditation tour in order to be qualifiedto guide visitors. Additionally, experienceddocents continued to participate in educationaltraining and receive expanded briefings ontraveling exhibitions to hone their skills andlead informative tours.Group and Public Highlight ToursDocent-led group and public highlight tours atthe Museum facilitated visitor understandingand enjoyment of the Museum’s collectionsand special exhibitions. This was accomplishedby using the Inquiry Method, a techniqueof directed questions to stimulate dialogue.Private and public schools, as well as collegegroups, participated in the guided tours whichwere offered at no cost. More than 6,500 adultsand students benefited from docent-led tours.Cell-Phone ToursThe Museum proudly launched its cell-phoneaudio tour program with two exhibitions,Degas in Bronze: The Complete Sculptures andTiffany Studios: The Holtzman Collection. Audiowalking tours provided visitors a new learningexperience, with in-depth information aboutthe works in the exhibition as well as the historyof the time period in which they were created.With nearly 10,000 inbound calls, the Museum’sfirst cell-phone tour was a resounding success.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 16

E D U C AT I O NTHE ART SCHOOLThe Art School, recognized throughout SouthFlorida as an inspiring learning center for thestudy of fine art and exploration of creativity,has demonstrated the meaning of success.During the fiscal year, 98 weekly classes and46 workshops were held for students ages 5through adult and for the beginner to theprofessional artist. The School’s ImagingDepartment received donations of 15 newcomputers, enabling the expansion of digitalmediaclasses. Particular interest in photographyclasses resulted in increased photographyenrollment of 89% for adults, 12% for teens and10% for children. In addition, the 2007 Adult andTeen Summer class enrollment also increased.The School’s eight-week Youth Summer ArtCamp for ages 6 to 11, designed to developstudents’ appreciation and understanding ofthe visual arts by ensuring a low student-teacherratio and a multicultural art curriculum, was filledto capacity, with an increased enrollment of 8%.LECTURE SERIES PRESENTED BYOLIVIA SHELLEYMen, Women and Guerilla Warfare in ArtOctober 31 – December 5, 2007and November 1 – December 6, 2007The World of the Sexes in Graffiti andOutsider ArtJanuary 9 – February 6, 2008and January 10 – February 7, 2008Developments in Art and Music SinceWorld War IIFebruary 20 – March 19, 2008and February 21 – March 20, 2008EXHIBITIONS2007 Youth Summer Art Camp ExhibitionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art –The Art SchoolJuly 25 – August 26, 2007Ed Hechtman: The Creative ImpulseOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art –The Art SchoolOctober 22 – December 14, 2007Annual Instructors’ ExhibitionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art –The Art SchoolJanuary 15 – February 22, 2008Annual Adult Students’ ExhibitionOrganized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art –The Art SchoolMarch 4 – April 11, 2008BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 17

M A R K E T I N G A N D P U B L I C R E L AT I O N SVast growth in the activities of the Marketingdepartment has contributed to a measurableincrease in Museum attendance and programsupport. Since 2005, the Boca Raton Museumof Art and MDG Advertising, our agency ofrecord, have enjoyed a successful partnership.With an ever-expanding calendar of specialexhibitions and educational activities, the Museumtakes advantage of opportunities to advertisein all forms of media.During 2007, the Museum developed andlaunched a powerful, aggressive advertisingcampaign for an exhibition featuring one of themost important artists of the nineteenth century.Degas in Bronze: The Complete Sculpturesshowcased specifically the sculpture oeuvre ofthe French master, Edgar Degas. This blockbustershow was shown concurrently with the exhibition,Tiffany Studios: The Holtzman Collection, whichwas curated by Alastair Duncan, the world’sforemost authority on Tiffany glass.On Exhibition Through August 26Call 561.392.2500www.bocamuseum.orgJohn Stanmeyer, Untitled (detail), 1964“… an active and very sophisticatedmarketing program captured publicinterest in numerous media on aregional, national and internationalbasis … benefiting many diverseconstituencies who are rarely providedsimilar opportunities to see suchimportant works of art.”— Joseph S. Czestochowski, International ArtsBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 18

M A R K E T I N G A N D P U B L I C R E L AT I O N SMaster The Art Of Shopping.Exhibit your good taste by giving one-of-a-kind holiday gifts fromThe Museum Store at the Boca Raton Museum of Art in Mizner Park.THE MUSEUM STORE HOLIDAY HOURSTuesday, Thursday & Friday 10am-5pmWednesday 10am-9pmSaturday & Sunday 12pm-5pmClosed Mondays & Holidays501 Plaza Real • Boca Raton, FL• 561.392.2500 • www.bocamuseum.orgThese two exhibitions presented an excitingopportunity to focus on the Museum’s establishedaudience within the community while at thesame time attracting new visitors to theMuseum. To achieve these goals, it was decidedthat the most effective media approach would beto utilize national and local print ads, billboards,radio, building signage, street banners and buswraps. The Museum also relied on nurturingpartnerships within the community forvalue-added, collaborative efforts to promotethe exhibitions and to supplement the publicrelations campaign which targeted over 600news organizations.6TH ANNUALLive Music, Latin Drinks, Raffle Prizes & Delicious FoodThursday, September 20, 2007 At 7:00 PMAt Gigi’s Tavern In Mizner Park$20 BAM Members, $35 All OthersFree To Members Who Join At The EventPurchase your tickets at the door or online atwww.bocamuseum.org/bamMade Possible By:THE HOLTZMAN COLLECTIONJ A N U A R Y 2 5 – A P R I L 2 7F R E E T O T H E P U B L I CF E B R UA RY 10 & 1110 A M TO 5 PMP R E S E N T E DB Y501 Plaza Real • Boca Raton, Florida • 561.392.2500Order tickets online at www.bocamuseum.org/tiffanyCurated by Alastair Duncan, the world’s foremost authority on Tiffany Glass.TIFFANY STUDIOS (1902-1938), Wisteria Table Lamp, circa 1899-1920, leaded glass and bronze, shade:21 5 /8 inches diameter, base: 29 inches high. From the exhibition Tiffany Studios: The Holtzman CollectionVISIT WWW.BOCAMUSEUM.ORGFOR MORE INFORMATIONBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 19

O C T O B E R | N O V E M B E R | D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 7M A R K E T I N G A N D P U B L I C R E L AT I O N SJ U L Y | A U G U S T | S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 7VOL. 1 | NO. 1VOL. 1 | NO. 2On ExhibitionSeptember 5 – November4www.bocamuseum.orgGUILLERMO TRUJILLO, Mujeres Chaman, (detail), 2007, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 36 inches. Courtesy of the artistBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTMEMBERS’ MAGAZINEThe expected increase in visitors to the Museumwas the catalyst for the redesign of The MuseumStore and the updating of the Web site. Thestore’s entrance was given a much-needed faceliftand pivotal decisions were made to improveprocedures and merchandising. PayPal wasmade available on the Web site to facilitateonline ticketing and retail merchandising.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTMEMBERS’ MAGAZINEThe shift from passive to more aggressive mediapositioning helped the Museum reach a broaderaudience in promoting its educationalprogramming and reinforcing the reputationof its professional image.“These world-class exhibitionsshowcase the high caliber of yourorganization’s work and its benefit tothe quality of life for our residents andvisitors alike. On behalf of the City ofBoca Raton, please accept my bestwishes for success.”— Steven L. Abrams, Mayor, City of Boca RatonBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 20

AU X I L I A R I E SARTISTS’ GUILDThe Artists’ Guild, comprised of local workingartists who support the mission of the BocaRaton Museum of Art, promotes and solicitsmembership, offers members opportunitiesto exhibit their work, and provides constantlychanging and vibrant art exhibitions for thecommunity. Each year, over 20 Guild-organizedexhibitions contribute to the vitality of the BocaRaton art scene. In addition to monthly, changingexhibitions at the Guild’s Images Gallery inMizner Park, the organization presented juriedshows of original art throughout South Florida.Exhibition locations included The Courtyardin Boca Raton, GalleryOne Condo-Hotelin Ft. Lauderdale, as well as Boca Raton HighSchool, providing high school students withthe opportunity to collaborate with professionalartists from the Guild.Lenore Robins, Artists’ Guild President, and James Mastin with his award-winning sculptureat a Guild Exhibition opening.BAMBAM, a volunteer support organization ofemerging and established young professionals,promotes the importance of including culture,art and the rewards of volunteerism in the activelives of working professionals. This year, theorganization successfully hosted the Museum’sAnnual Auction, and held several signatureevents including the May BAM Bash andFiesta de Tapas.COLLECTORS’ FORUMCollectors’ Forum, comprised of individuals whohave a special interest in collecting and learningabout the visual arts, is committed to providingfunds to enhance the Museum’s PermanentCollection through acquisition and to support itsexhibition programming. The auxiliary’s interestin learning about the arts is accommodatedthrough the organization of group travel toursto the Museum, exclusive tours of privatecollections, lectures and special events.FRIENDSComposed of dynamic and energetic Museummembers of all ages, the Friends Auxiliarysupports the Museum’s mission throughvolunteerism. This organization brings togetherindividuals with common interests who activelyparticipate in the planning, fundraising andimplementation of activities benefiting theMuseum. Each year, the Friends Auxiliary hoststhe International Film Series, an outstandingseries of critically acclaimed international films.This past year, the Friends sponsored the AnnualMuseum Gala, raising operating funds to supportthe Museum’s exhibitions, educational andfamily programming.Carl Becker, Georgette Greenwell, Dana Emch and Todd Lind at the 2007 May BAM BashGina and Edwin Polokoff, Honorary Chairpersons, with Kirsten Tuzzo of Merrill Lynchat Annual AuctionDominick Conte and Gala Co-Chair Ann Conte and Gala Co-Chair Katharine CoadyBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 21

S P E C I A L E V E N T SANNUAL OUTDOOR JURIEDART FESTIVALThe Museum’s Art Festival draws over 50,000art lovers to the city of Boca Raton each year.Held in Mizner Park, the mid-winter, two-dayfestival showcases the works of hundredsof talented artists from around the country.Recognized professionals from various artsdisciplines are selected to jury Best in Showand nine Merit Awards. A staff-based initiative,supported by volunteers, the festival playsan important role in fulfilling our mission byenhancing the community’s appreciation ofthe visual arts. Because of the support frombusinesses and community leaders and theparticipation of national as well as localartists, this annual event continues to bea success, and free to the public.ANNUAL GALAThis prestigious Annual Gala celebrates theMuseum’s significant milestones and continuedsuccess, and, at the same time, helps to fundits ongoing educational commitments to thecommunity. The Gala’s themes often reflectcurrent exhibitions in order to emphasize theimportance of the cultural arts and to directattention to the caliber of programs that ourdonors help us make possible. The Museumis fortunate to attract the service of many civicand corporate leaders, who agree to chairthis fundraiser and to dedicate their effortsand influence toward this event — one of theseason’s signature evenings. An integral partof the festivities is the presentation of theJean Spence Award given to a distinguishedpatron of the arts.Auctioneer Janice Hamilton at the 18th Annual Auction and DinnerANNUAL AUCTIONOne of the most important fundraising events ofthe year, the Annual Auction helps the Museumto fund its community outreach and educationalprogramming which benefits the cultural lifeof residents and visitors to South Florida.The evening features both a silent and liveauction and concludes with an elegant dinnerparty. The live auction, which showcasesone-of-a-kind artworks, luxury trips and jewelry,is conducted by a professional auctioneer. Thisannual event receives tremendous support fromlocal galleries and museum supporters fromaround the country.Maurice and Muriel Fulton, Jillian and Adam Hasner, honorary chairs of the 2008 Gala2008 Annual Outdoor Juried Art FestivalBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 22

F I N A N C I A L R E P O R TBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIESCONSOLIDATING STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONAPRIL 30, 2008ASSETSCash and cash equivalents $ 469,563Accounts receivable:Grants 127,752Other 11,327Inventory 71,467Prepaid expenses and other assets 185,242Investments in charitable remainder trusts 513,084Beneficial interests in trusts 45,707Property and equipment, net 9,427,008Works of art held for sale 225,290Investments 3,926,135Collections – Note ELIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSLIABILITIESTOTAL ASSETS $15,002,575Accounts payable $ 192,411Accrued expenses 121,292Annuities payable 270,365Deferred revenue 208,321Capital lease obligations 33,467TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 825,856Boca Museum FoundationThe supervision of the managementof institutional endowments andinvestments is entrusted to the BocaMuseum Foundation, a separate butsupporting non-profit organization.It is the responsibility of the membersof the Foundation Board of Directors tomanage all the financial assets in theirtrust so that the maximum gain isrealized within the bounds of whatis considered prudent investment.Foundation Board of DirectorsArthur Redgrave – PresidentB. Michael Budd – SecretaryElaine BakerKevin L. CooperHarold PerperMilton BagleyJulie ShideJerry RubinMarjorie HorwinGary RabinerHarry SugarmanCatherine ZiemanNET ASSETSUnrestricted 10,723,812Temporarily restricted 709,228Permanently restricted 2,743,679TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 14,176,719TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $15,002,575Note: The consolidated financial statements have been audited by an independent accounting firm.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 23

F I N A N C I A L R E P O R TBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIESCONSOLIDATING STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONAPRIL 30, 2008REVENUE AND GAINSContributions $ 2,033,060 $ $ 131,024 $ $ 2,164,084Memberships 329,336 329,336Grants 1,475,877 (931,400) 544,477Museum store 257,845 257,845School 1,057,879 1,057,879Rental income 19,037 848,742 867,779Exhibits income 414,783 414,783Fundraising events 712,196 712,196Interest income 30,182 873 28,626 59,681Dividend income 83,543 83,543Realized and unrealized gains 213,490 213,490Other income 77,080 360 1,294 78,734Change in value of interests in trusts 23,368 23,368EXPENSESProgram servicesTOTAL REVENUE GAINS $ 6,407,275 $ 849,975 $ 481,345 $ (931,400) $ 6,807,195Curatorial and exhibit $ 3,138,385 $ $ $ $ 3,138,385Education 413,662 413,662School 1,058,668 1,058,668Grant expense 831,400 100,000 (931,400) 0Support servicesBoca Raton Museumof Art, Inc.Museum CenterCorp.Boca MuseumFoundation, Inc.General and administration 462,725 49,204 51,264 563,193Development and fundraising 547,908 547,908Promotion and marketing 216,973 216,973Museum store 334,448 334,448TOTAL EXPENSES $ 6,172,769 $ 880,604 $ 151,264 $ (931,400) $ 6,273,237INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 234,506 (30,629) 330,081 0 533,958NET ASSETS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR 12,031,471 2,083,961 3,283,063 (3,755,734) 13,642,761NET ASSETS AT THE END OF YEAR $ 12,265,977 $2,053,332 $3,613,144 (3,755,734) $ 14,176,719Note: The consolidated financial statements have been audited by an independent accounting firm.Consolidating& EliminatingEntriesConsolidatedAt A Glance13 — Temporary Exhibitions143,410 — Total number of visitors9,793,030 — Total Web site hits$375,000 — Total value of in-kindcontributions32 — Full-time and part-time employees8,250 — Volunteer hours6% — Increase of enrollmentat The Art School$25,000 — Total value of direct supportreceived from the City of Boca Ratonfor Degas in Bronze exhibitionDistinguished AwardsPalm Beach County School DistrictOutstanding Business Partnership AwardBoca Raton Magazine’s Best of Boca andBeyond AwardBoca Life Magazine’s Best Introduction to ArtWPBF 25 A-List Award WinnerFlorida Print Judges Catalogue Awardfor Trujillo Art CatalogueFlorida Print Judges Book Awardfor Trova Retrospective Art CatalogueBroward Palm Beach New TimesBest Group ExhibitionThe Palm Beacher Magazine’s BestArt ExhibitionGold Coast Magazine’s Best Art ExhibitionBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 24

F I N A N C I A L R E P O R TBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART, INC.FISCAL YEAR 2007–2008 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE EXPENSES11%6%Consolidated RevenueBoca Raton Museum of Art, Inc.Museum Center Corp.Boca Museum Foundation, Inc.Finance CommitteeThe Finance Committee is responsiblefor reviewing and recommending to theBoard of Trustees a proposed budget forthe Museum which is prepared by theExecutive Director. In cooperation withthe Executive Director, this Committeecontinually reviews the financial andadministrative operational needs ofthe Museum and provides appropriaterecommendations to ensure thefinancial integrity of the Museum.Finance Committee Members2%83%Joseph Borrow – ChairB. Michael BuddPaul CarmanKevin L. CooperKenneth FeiglStuart FlaumWilliam Wolgin, M.D.12%Consolidated ExpensesBoca Raton Museum of Art, Inc.Museum Center Corp.Boca Museum Foundation, Inc.86%BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 25

F I N A N C I A L R E P O R TBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART, INC.FISCAL YEAR 2007–2008 OPERATING ACTIVITIES4%2%17%37%Operating RevenueContributionsGrantsFundraising events6%Museum AdmissionsArt School Tuition & FeesMuseum StoreMisc. Revenue11%23%4%5%9%Operating Expenses7%Exhibition/Education/Art SchoolAdministrationDevelopment & FundraisingPR & Marketing75%Museum StoreBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 26

D E V E LO P M E N TGIFTS AND BEQUESTSThe Boca Raton Museum of Art extends its heartfelt thanks to the individuals, foundations andcorporations which contributed so generously in 2007–2008. The support of the Museum’s friendsand donors enables the Boca Raton Museum of Art to continue its tradition of offering lifelong learningthrough the visual arts to approximately 4,000 members and an increasing number of visitors eachyear. The Museum is especially pleased to recognize those individuals, corporate partners andfoundations that made gifts from May 1, 2007 to April 30, 2008.Mrs. Jean SpenceJean Spence AwardThis prestigious honor is awarded annuallyby the Museum’s Board of Trustees in specialrecognition of a donor’s extraordinarygenerosity and personal commitment to ourinstitution. The Museum along with the culturalcommunity of South Florida benefitsimmeasurably from philanthropic collectorsand humanitarians like Jean Spence whosespirit is synonymous with this award.Jean Spence Award Winners2003 – Mrs. Jean Spence2004 – Mr. Harold Perper2005 – Countess Henrietta de Hoernle2005 – Mrs. Madelyn Savarick2006 – Mr. Sidney Wolgin2007 – Mr. and Mrs. David Colker2008 – Mr. Henry A. DeppeBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 27

M E M B E R S $ 2 5 0 A N D A B OV EBENEFACTORMr. & Mrs. Richard H. DavimosMrs. Beatrice Cummings MayerMr. & Mrs. Harold E. PerperMs. Virginia P. SandMrs. Jean SpenceMrs. Jacqueline WolginPRESIDENTMr. & Mrs. B. Michael BuddMr. & Mrs. Donald KlineMrs. Sara Jo KobackerMrs. Mary Jane PollackMr. & Mrs. Edwin PolokoffMr. & Mrs. Alvin SiegalMr. & Mrs. Martin B. SteinTRUSTEEMr. & Mrs. Daniel BaerMr. & Mrs. Milton F. BagleyMr. M. Adam BankierMr. & Mrs. Joseph BorrowMr. & Mrs. Jay R. BrausMr. Paul W. CarmanMr. & Mrs. Norman CodoMr. & Mrs. David A. ColkerMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. CooperMr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. FeiglMr. & Mrs. Stephen S. FeinsodMr. & Mrs. Stuart FlaumMr. & Mrs. Maurice FultonMrs. Allison H. GarcíaDr. & Mrs. Ira J. GelbMr. & Mrs. Michael H. GoraMr. & Mrs. Martin GrassMrs. Arthur HoffheimerMrs. Olive JohnsonMrs. Wendy T. KulbergMr. & Mrs. Robert S. LevittMr. & Mrs. George L. MarksDr. Karen B. MashkinMr. & Mrs. Walter F. MayMr. & Mrs. Manuel D. MayersonMr. & Mrs. Paul S. MillerMr. & Mrs. Alan E. PomeranzMr. & Mrs. S. Jerome RubinMr. & Mrs. Maurice L. SchwarzMr. & Mrs. Emanuel SheminMr. & Mrs. Jack E. SonnenblickMr. & Mrs. Duane J. StillerMs. Velia S. SweetDr. & Mrs. William WolginDIRECTORMr. & Mrs. Sheldon G. AdelmanMr. & Mrs. Maurice BucksbaumMr. & Mrs. Leon CarmanMr. & Mrs. James R. DavisMr. Daniel FreedMr. & Mrs. Leonard GreenbergMr. & Mrs. Barry S. HalperinDr. Joan O. HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Seymour HoltzmanMr. & Mrs. Bernard KozelMr. & Mrs. Bertram LesserMrs. Mimi LivingstonMrs. Marjorie MargolisMr. & Mrs. Gary H. RabinerMr. & Mrs. Sidney RoseMr. & Mrs. Lawrence RubenMrs. Madelyn SavarickMr. & Mrs. Jordan ZimmermanPATRONMr. & Mrs. Robert AlrodMr. & Mrs. Richard AntonoffMr. & Mrs. Irving BakerMrs. Lorraine BeckerMs. Pearl BenolielMr. & Mrs. Fred H. BerdanMrs. Marian L. BerenMs. Carol R. BerlantiMs. Deon S. BezaguetMr. & Mrs. Ronald M. BlauDr. & Mrs. Robert BlumeMr. & Mrs. Harry BookeyMr. & Mrs. David BubesDr. & Mrs. Rafael C. CabreraMs. Katharine CoadyMr. James L. CochraneMr. Joseph M. CohenMrs. Marion W. CohenMr. & Mrs. Dominick A. ConteMs. Sandra A. CoyneMr. & Mrs. Timothy M. CreminMr. & Mrs. Henry A. DeppeMr. & Mrs. Martin DiamondMr. & Mrs. Michael DubroffMr. & Mrs. Warren EisenbergMr. & Mrs. Seymour EllinMr. John C. Elliott & Ms. Angela ChangMrs. Annabelle FishmanMrs. Marleen Forkas & Mr. Harold ForkasMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. FriedMr. & Mrs. Barry FriedbergMr. & Mrs. Leonard FriedmanDr. & Mrs. Raymond GambinoMrs. Ardele L. GarrodMr. & Mrs. Donald GellerMr. & Mrs. Norman GellerMr. & Mrs. Myron GinsbergMr. & Mrs. Arnold K. GoldbaumMr. & Mrs. Gerald GoldenMr. & Mrs. Maurice GrossMr. & Mrs. Maurice HalperinMs. Wesla HansonMr. G. Harcourt HeaverMr. & Mrs. Sheldon HechtmanMr. & Mrs. James E. HufferMr. & Mrs. Leonard J. KaplanLegacy CircleThe Legacy Circle recognizes donors whohave made one or more of the followingarrangements to contribute a minimum of$50,000 in their estate plans through acharitable gift annuity, trust arrangementor other estate plan provision for the benefitof the Museum, a bequest to the Museumin their will or trust, a promised gift of artthat the Museum has agreed to accept, ordesignated the Museum as a beneficiary fortheir retirement plan or life insurance policy.Mr. & Mrs. Milton F. BagleyMr. Paul W. CarmanMr. & Mrs. Leon CarmanMr. & Mrs. David A. ColkerMr. & Mrs. Stuart FlaumMr. & Mrs. Daniel FreedMr. & Mrs. Isadore FriedmanMrs. Ardele L. GarrodMrs. Ray Marie MarksteinDr. & Mrs. John MayersMr. Richard C. MillerMr. & Mrs. Benn MitchellMr. & Mrs. Harold E. PerperMrs. Mary Jane PollackMr. & Mrs. Edwin PolokoffMr. & Mrs. Sidney RoseMr. & Mrs. S. Jerome RubinMr. & Mrs. Jack E. SonnenblickMrs. Jean SpenceMr. & Mrs. Harry SugarmanMrs. Simone S. TolksdorfMrs. Sonya S. WallDr. & Mrs. William WolginBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 28

M E M B E R S $ 2 5 0 A N D A B OV EDr. Robert A. KastMr. Marvin RosenbaumMr. & Mrs. Louis BrauseMr. & Mrs. Barry KayeMr. & Mrs. Jay RosenkranzDr. & Mrs. Robert BurgerMr. Leonard Kaye & Ms. Joan ClasterMs. Shirley P. RubinMr. & Mrs. Robert B. CagnassolaMr. & Mrs. David J. KleinMr. & Mrs. David SchaferDr. Robert L. CarovillanoMr. & Mrs. Robert KleinMr. & Mrs. Harold SchiffMr. & Mrs. Maurice CohenMrs. Bernice KlingerMr. & Mrs. Charles F. ShideMr. & Mrs. Morton CohenMrs. Rita KorfMr. & Mrs. Milton ShlanskyMrs. Shirley DavisMr. & Mrs. Charles R. KrauserMs. Nickie L. Siegel & Mr. Frank FiltzerDr. & Mrs. Jerome DershMr. & Mrs. Thomas R. KullyMrs. Irene SnyderMr. Dustin W. EbertsMs. Wendy U. Larsen & Mr. Robert E. LongMr. & Mrs. Joel M. SokolMr. Jerome L. EngermanMr. & Mrs. Alan S. LavineMr. & Mrs. Arnold R. SollarMr. & Mrs. Rick FelberbaumMr. & Mrs. B. Herbert LeeMr. Leonard LeveenMs. Deborah SponderMr. & Mrs. Herbert StolzerMr. & Mrs. Michael FilonDr. & Mrs. Charles E. FlackMrs. Beatrice Cummings MayerMr. Corey E. LevineMr. & Mrs. Harry SugarmanMs. Mary Anna FowlerMr. & Mrs. Robert E. LevinsonMrs. Miriam TeicherMr. & Mrs. Morton A. FreedmanMr. & Mrs. Howard LincolnMs. Kirsten TuzzoDr. Ruth Frischer & Mr. Lawrence DambraMr. & Mrs. Robert LipsigMr. & Mrs. Peter ValenteMr. & Mrs. Ron GarrettMr. & Mrs. Holden LuntzMr. & Mrs. Joseph WarnerMr. & Mrs. Fred J. GilbertMr. & Mrs. Albert E. MarooneMrs. Carol WhiteMs. Sondra Gittis & Mr. Leonard CobrinMrs. James S. MarshallMrs. Janet H. WinstonMrs. Shirley H. GrallnickMr. William MayMrs. Joan L. Wolf & Mr. Ken WeisbergMr. & Mrs. Barry S. GreeneMr. & Mrs. Robert MersonMr. & Mrs. Maurice YoungMr. & Mrs. Michael GribbenMr. & Mrs. Phil MessingerMr. & Mrs. Jerry MilgramMr. Richard C. MillerMr. & Mrs. Stanley P. MillerMrs. Jeanne MishkinMrs. Marie MunroMr. & Mrs. Edward PaleyMrs. Edith S. PeiserMr. & Mrs. Milton PodolskyMr. & Mrs. Bill PowersMr. & Mrs. Michael PrevorSUSTAININGMr. & Mrs. Leon C. BakerMr. & Mrs. Philip BermanThe Honorable Judge Murray FeltonMr. & Mrs. Melvin LenkinMr. & Mrs. Edward NarensMr. & Mrs. Alvin NatkinMrs. Marlene S. SamuelsMr. & Mrs. Paul E. ShapiroMr. & Mrs. Lee B. SternMr. & Mrs. David J. GuryMr. & Mrs. Paul HahnMrs. Peggy HenryMr. & Mrs. Robert I. HillerMr. & Mrs. Howard HirschDr. Marc S. Horowitz & Mr. Dennis MartellMr. & Mrs. Rick HowardMr. & Mrs. Jules JoskowMr. & Mrs. Allan KachelMrs. Richard KaltenbacherMr. & Mrs. David KayeMr. & Mrs. David ColkerMrs. Muriel F. RakusinMr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. RaportMs. Marcia RaymanMr. & Mrs. Norman RickenMr. & Mrs. Robert RobbMr. & Mrs. Charles W. RobinsMr. & Mrs. Donald M. RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Vernon J. RosenSUPPORTINGMr. & Mrs. Rocco AbessinioMr. & Mrs. James AchesonMrs. Edna K. AllenMr. & Mrs. Leonard BarskyMr. & Mrs. Stanley I. BergerMr. & Mrs. Sydney BerkowitzMr. & Mrs. Mike KazmaMrs. Jean KohenMr. Saul G. Kramer & Ms. Susan ShaberReverend & Mrs. James LeipoldMr. & Mrs. Carl G. MarkelMs. Virginia McCulloh & Ms. Nancy KohlreiterMr. & Mrs. Bernard R. MeyerMr. & Mrs. James D. MillerMr. & Mrs. Gary H. RabinerBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 29

M E M B E R S $ 2 5 0 A N D A B OV EYoung Isabella Benham admires Ernest Trova’s magnificent sculptures.Mr. & Mrs. Allen MolvarMr. William NewmanMs. Patricia OhnellMr. & Mrs. Fredric OlefsonMr. & Mrs. Leonard M. PaletzMr. Henry PetrakiDr. & Mrs. Donald L. PlatnickMr. & Mrs. Samuel PosnerMr. & Mrs. Steven PrinceMr. & Mrs. Stanley RabinowitzMr. & Mrs. Neil RegerMr. Joel ReinsteinMr. & Mrs. Barry RosenbergMr. & Mrs. Joseph RosengardenMr. & Mrs. Raymond G. RusselMr. & Mrs. Marc SaltzbergMr. & Mrs. Edward SavidesMr. & Ms. Norman SchlangerMr. & Mrs. Douglas SchubotMr. & Mrs. Arthur ShoyerMr. & Mrs. Robert M. SiderMr. Robert SieglerMr. & Mrs. Martin SilverMr. & Mrs. Monty M. SimmondsMr. & Mrs. Frederick V. SimmsMr. & Mrs. Donald I. SingerMrs. Elaine S. SteinMr. & Mrs. Lionel L. SterlingMrs. Charles TalanianMrs. Lillie N. Thom & Mr. Clifford HartmanMs. Catherine D. TurkMr. & Mrs. Alan UrbanMr. & Mrs. Americo J. VaroneDr. & Mrs. Herbert L. WachtelMr. & Mrs. Norton D. WaltuchDr. & Mrs. Herbert M. WechslerMr. Andy WeiserMs. Teri R. WolofskyFriends Auxiliary hosts book lectureJo and Ray Ballotta, artist Sandro Chia and Luciano PaladiniBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 30

I N D I V I D UA L D O N AT I O N S A N D S P O N S O R SMrs. Jeannette AdlerMs. Louise Adler & Mr. Gregory BoltonMs. Geraldine AllermanMrs. Emalee AndreMr. & Mrs. Seymour ApplebaumMs. Elizabeth ArlenMr. & Mrs. Burton AugustMrs. Dina BakerMr. & Mrs. Marc BalmuthMr. & Mrs. William G. BarrisMr. & Mrs. Stanley L. BarryMr. & Mrs. Felix BeckMr. & Mrs. David A. BeckermanMs. Zita W. BellMr. & Mrs. Bruce BenefieldMr. & Mrs. John BenjaminMs. Pearl BenolielMrs. Marian L. BerenMrs. Gloria BergerMr. Martin BestMr. & Mrs. Albert BildnerMr. & Mrs. Detlef BindertMs. Wendy Blazier &Mr. Rene BorrotoDr. & Mrs. Elliott BlockDr. & Mrs. Walter B. BogartMs. Mary I. BoinisMr. George Bolge &Mrs. Marguerite BolgeMs. Joanne E. Bramsen &Mr. Sheldon B. GlassMr. Jonathan D. BrandonMr. & Mrs. Philip J. BrandonMr. & Mrs. Alan D. BriskinMr. & Mrs. Frank T. BroganMrs. Therese Brouwer &Mr. Frans BrouwerMr. & Mrs. Bernard CaesarDr. & Mrs. James E. CarawayMs. Dava Lipsky-Carson &Mr. Chuck CarsonMs. Amy CassaroMr. & Mrs. Jack M. CircleMrs. Claire Clum & Mr. Robert ClumMs. Katharine CoadyMs. Dorothy CohenMr. & Mrs. Harold CohenMrs. Marion W. CohenMr. Howard Collier & Ms. Anita LevineMrs. Shirley M. ConstonMs. Rebecca Cooper &Mr. Michael WaldmanMr. Donald Curl & Mr. Fred EckelMs. Jane C. DavisMr. & Mrs. Henry A. DeppeMr. & Mrs. Julius DiamondMs. Charlotte Dirk &Mr. Stephen BruennMr. & Mrs. David DreilingMr. & Mrs. Michael DubroffMr. Dustin EbertsMr. & Mrs. James M. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Arthur EichnerDr. & Mrs. Harold EinhornMr. & Mrs. Albert EllerinMs. Sara FeldmanMr. Raymond FieldsMs. Denise FlasterMr. & Mrs. Barry FriedbergMr. & Mrs. Benjamin FriedmanMr. & Mrs. Maurice FultonMrs. Anita GabbayMrs. Barbara Gaynor &Ms. Susanne ColemanMr. & Mrs. Donald GellerMrs. Josephine GemakeMr. Nicholas GentileMr. & Mrs. Myron GinsbergMr. & Mrs. Sam GinsbergMr. & Mrs. Harold GitomerMrs. Deborah C. GlasserMr. & Mrs. William GodfreyMr. Hubert GodinMr. & Mrs. Earl GoldbergMrs. Ruth GoldbergMr. & Mrs. Ron GoldburgDr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. GoldenMr. & Mrs. Stephen GoldingDr. & Mrs. Marvin GoldsmithMs. Kalmaine GrahamMr. & Mrs. Martin GrassMr. & Mrs. Edward GreeneMr. & Mrs. Sheldon GrossMr. Leonard GrossmanMr. & Mrs. Maurice HalperinDrs. Cassandra & Tom HancockMr. & Mrs. Morton HandelMr. & Mrs. Bernard HarmonMr. & Mrs. Robert HarrowRepresentative & Mrs. Adam HasnerMr. & Mrs. Abraham HazelcornDr. Joyce Heller & Mr. Louise AinsbergMrs. Peggy HenryMrs. Marilyn HershonMr. & Mrs. Robert HertzMr. & Mrs. Paul HochhauserMrs. Arthur Hoffheimer, Jr. &Mr. Ted SchwartzMr. Warren HoltzmanMs. Solange HowardMs. Irene M. HunterMr. & Mrs. I. Peter HymanMr. & Mrs. Allen S. JacobsonMr. & Mrs. Edward R. JamesMrs. Valerie Johnson &Mr. James JohnsonMr. Arnold A. KaminkowMs. Evelyn KapeMs. Meg KaplanMr. & Mrs. Morris A. KaplanMr. & Mrs. Herbert KargerMr. Russell KarpfDr. & Mrs. Harold H. KatzMrs. Elaine KatzMr. & Mrs. Barry KayeMs. Lola KempnerMr. & Mrs. Richard H. KlineMrs. Sara Jo KobackerMr. Wolfgang KolodziejMrs. Rita KorfDr. Karen B. Mashkin, Museum Trustee and generous supporter of the Gala, with herescort, Mr. Marty Schuster, at this year’s event: Degas and the Dance.Countess Henrietta de Hoernle and Henry A. Deppe, recipient of this year’s JeanSpence Award.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 31

I N D I V I D UA L D O N AT I O N S A N D S P O N S O R SMs. Marcia KorotkinMr. & Mrs. Milton KovnerMr. & Mrs. Martin KreithenMr. & Mrs. Richard LavineMr. & Mrs. Joseph LeffMr. & Mrs. Douglas LempereurMr. & Mrs. Martin S. LeventhalMr. & Mrs. Hy LezellMs. Barbara LinhartMr. William G. LivingstonMr. & Mrs. Richard I. LoewensteinMs. Irene LuriaMr. & Mrs. David MackeyMrs. Natalie S. MacklerMr. & Mrs. Frank MarcellinoDr. Karen B. Mashkin, Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Walter F. MayMrs. Beatrice Cummings MayerMr. & Mrs. Robert MersonMr. Martin E. MessingerMr. Richard MillerMs. Louise MirkinMrs. Eleanor MorganteMrs. Marie MunroMr. Jay D. MussmanMr. Albert A. Naar & Ms. Judith A. KellyMs. Jane OppenheimMr. & Mrs. George J. O’RourkeDr. & Mrs. Emmons G. PaineMr. & Mrs. Edward PaleyMs. Natalie PelavinMr. & Mrs. Harold PerperMrs. Mary Jane PollackMr. & Mrs. Murray PollardMr. & Mrs. Edwin PolokoffMr. & Mrs. Paul J. PolokoffMr. Mark PolokoffMr. & Mrs. Marc PostelnekMr. & Mrs. Harry PresbergMs. Elayne PrinceMr. & Mrs. Gary H. RabinerMrs. Susan H. Rapaport &Mr. Lewis RapaportMr. Arthur RedgraveMr. Mark ReichertMrs. Helaine ResnickMr. & Mrs. Norman RickenMr. & Mrs. Arnold RifkinMrs. Francisca Rivas &Ms. Margaret RivasMr. & Mrs. Donald RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Stuart A. RodkinMr. & Mrs. Curtis RogersMs. Joyce R. RogersMs. Reva I. RogoffMr. & Mrs. Calvin D. RoseMr. Kenneth Rosenberg &Ms. Jeanine WeissmanMrs. Carol J. RosenMrs. Geraldine RosenzweigDr. & Mrs. Arthur L. RothMr. & Mrs. Robert RothenburgMrs. Carole Rovner & Mr. Jerry RovnerMr. & Mrs. Lawrence RubenMrs. Freda K. SacksMr. & Mrs. Peter J. SalvatoreMs. Virginia SandMs. Ellen R. SarnoffMr. & Mrs. Harold SchiffDr. & Mrs. Julian B. SchorrMr. & Mrs. Daniel D. SchubeMr. & Mrs. Douglas SchubotMr. & Mrs. Charles P. SchwartzMs. Doris H. SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Maurice L. SchwarzMs. Ronnie D. SerlinMr. & Mrs. Harold ShamesMr. & Mrs. Arnold C. ShapiroDr. & Mrs. William ShapiroMr. & Mrs. Clifford T. ShayMr. & Mrs. Emanuel SheminMr. & Mrs. Seymour ShinderMr. & Mrs. Arthur ShoyerMr. & Mrs. Jesse SiegelMr. & Mrs. Irwin A. SilversteinMs. Margie B. SimonMr. & Mrs. Richard SimonMs. Sarah SinghMr. & Mrs. Thomas Sliney, R. A.Ritter FoundationDr. & Mrs. Phillip C. SmithMr. & Mrs. Harvey SnitikerMr. & Mrs. Allan M. SolomonMrs. Jean SpenceMr. & Mrs. Martin B. SteinMr. & Mrs Brian R. StenbergMs. Ruth SternMs. Roberta StewartMr. & Mrs. Duane J. StillerDr. & Mrs. Roger StollMr. & Mrs. Harry SugarmanMs. Simma Sulzer & Ms. Laurie SulzerMs. Velia S. SweetMrs. Cecile TalesnickMr. & Mrs. Melvin TaubMr. & Mrs. Sherwood TemkinMs. Barbara R. & Ms. Alicia TheisMr. John TingMr. & Mrs. Bill UlaszekMr. Harvey S. WachmanMr. & Mrs. Stephen WaingerMrs. Sonya S. WallMr. & Mrs. Norton WaltuchMr. & Mrs. Walter S. WarheitMr. & Mrs. Joseph Warner,Sidney, Milton and Leoma SimonFoundationMr. & Mrs. Leonard WayneDr. & Mrs. Morris WeinbergerMr. & Mrs. David WeinstockMrs. Carol WhiteMs. Melany WhitneyMs. Vivienne WilsonMrs. Janet H. WinstonMr. & Mrs. Wayne D. WisbaumMr. J. Ronald Wolfe &Ms. Patricia D. YoderDr. & Mrs. William WolginMr. & Mrs. Sidney WolginDrs. Doris Hektor-Zellman& Glenn ZellmanMr. & Mrs. Howard ZennerKevin Cooper and Velia SweetMr. & Mrs. Martin SteinBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 32

C O R P O R AT E A N D F O U N DAT I O N D O N O R SAT&TAccrisoftAffluentAmerican Express CompanyThe George and Frances Armour Foundation, Inc.Art Basel Miami BeachArte al Dia International MagazineBabyBoomerFloridaRealEstate.comBank of AmericaBankAtlantic FoundationBlack DesignBloomingdale'sBoca Raton MagazineThe Boca Raton NewsBranch Banking & Trust Co.Carlton Fields, Attorneys at LawCarrabba's Italian GrillCentre for the Arts at Mizner ParkCitigroup FoundationCranes BeachouseD&G Communications Group, LLCeComDat, Inc.Florida Travel + LifeGeneral Growth Properties, Inc. Mizner ParkThe Halperin FoundationThe John W. Henry Family FoundationHodgson Russ LLPIBM CorporationJM Family EnterprisesJM LexusLa Kretz FundAnn S. & Albert L. Maltz FoundationMDG AdvertisingMellon Bank, N.A.Merrill LynchMetLife FoundationNeiman MarcusNew Times Broward/Palm BeachNordstrom, Inc.Northern Trust Bank of FL N.A.Oxley FoundationPalm Beach3Palm Beach Jewelry Art & Antique ShowHerman and Rita Philips FoundationPublix Super Markets CharitiesRedgrave & Rosenthal LLPThomas V. Siciliano, PASotheby’sSouth Florida Art Services, Inc.Southeastern PrintingSunrise Cinemas at Mizner ParkSun-SentinelTarget StoresUBS Financial Services, Inc.Wachovia Wealth ManagementWEAT – FMWFLC – FMWIOD – AMWireSpring Technologies, Inc.WJNO – AMWLRN Public RadioWLYF – LiteFMWMXJ – MajicWPTV – NewsChannel 5WRLX – FMWXEL – TV/FMYellow BookMichael H. Gora, Board President of the Museum, accepting a check from Gil D. Cohen,Boca Raton MetLife Managing Director and Ghiass Ali, Boca Raton MetLife Agency DirectorBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 33

I N M E M O R Y O FJack BaumLynn & John KenneyAllison GarcíaDonna & Jack FrydmanJan & Allen LevEdith & Norman GellerDavid BergerDiane & John LindsayBonnie & Michael GoraLynn & Kent NancePatricia & Thomas MoriartyPhyllis & Leonard GreenbergCarmella & Jim PepeDiana & Ronald SchwartzMinette HoffheimerVivienne WilsonLisa SaegerValerie & James JohnsonJoseph BiltekoffDebra & Milton StarMarjorie MargolisGina & Ed PolokoffRonald B. Wiser Management, LLCBeatrice Cummings MayerJonathan BlattLynn & Kent NanceRhoda & Manuel MayersonVivian BergmanJo Delany’s MotherMarilyn & Zachary MorfogenLucille HawkinsBeverly & Jack CircleMary Jane PollackHelene & Herbert KargerEmily Dunbar LewisGina & Ed PolokoffRenee Rogoff & Ann Lee WeinerMarcia & Charles GrowdonLetty & Gary RabinerDolores TrennerRichard Everhart StatenPhyllis & Jerry RubinSonya WallBarbara & Clifford BarrMadelyn SavarickElisabeth BlazierStanley FederLaura & Alvin SiegalCarolyn & Stephen BenhamSarah GubinDani & Jack SonnenblickMarguerite & George BolgeSeena GellmanKatie & Harry SugarmanValerie & James JohnsonHarriet BrodyGina & Ed PolokoffSarah GubinJerry GelmanSarah GubinGertrude & Arthur VictorAcey & William WolginBabette & Maurice YoungGEORGE TOOKER (American, 1920-), Woman with a Sprig of Laurel, 1978, lithograph,edition #118/125, 22 ½ x 28 ½ inches. Permanent Collection 2004.037. Gift ofanonymous donorAudrey BrownYella GoltzmanDick LesserauxGertrude & Philon HelfandBeverly & Jack CircleRenee Rogoff & Ann Lee WeinerSarah DarrSaul GordonGerald MadausMaria & Frank BrueggemanVivian BergmanMadelyn SavarickClaire & Robert ClumSarah GubinJohn MargolisPaula GillamRenee Rogoff & Ann Lee WeinerMarlene & Richard SamuelsLucille HawkinsHarriet HurwitzLouise MorgensternRaquel & Zwi SuditRuthAnn StarinBeverly & Jack CircleDianne DeitelbaumArthur KobackerMildred NashRichard AncilLouise Adler & Gregory BoltonRobin & Walter MayBarton IncorporatedDoreen & Robert AlrodAnita NewmanVictoria BeckagePatricia BeckerDani & Jack SonnenblickKevin BergWendy Blazier & Rene BorrotoPaul RabinowitzKim & V. Raymond FerraraMarguerite & George BolgeSarah GubinIda & Lee GoldsteinCarol & Joe BorrowAlbert RappoportEthel & Walter HofmanPaul CarmanBeverly & Jack CircleInventive Display GroupJean & David ColkerLinda & Jeffrey JonesSandra CoyneBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 34

I N M E M O R Y O FRonni & David SadkinDonna LevineMildred SimonSusan SaksAudrey & Edward MaltzSuzanne SmithRichard SamuelsElaine & Alvin ManinDolores TrennerGloria & Ira BorisEvelyn & Cyrus MarderSonya WallJean & David ColkerBeatrice & Irving SchneiderElaine WissowHelen & Seymour MargolisMary & John SlidellLeah & Arthur ShifrenMcEntee & Associates, P.A.Mary Jo & Duncan SlidellSidney WolginDonna & Andrew RobinsMary StetkaLouise Adler & Gregory BoltonIsabel & Stanley RubelBaydush Simon WeaverJane & Jay BrausMarion & Robert SudbrinkMarcia SimonsMarguerite & George BolgeDeanna & Christopher WheelerMarilyn & Jim SimonsChateau at Boca Groves OwnersHenry WheelerPhyllis SchultzFrank SwartzSarah GubinJean & David ColkerAline FisherSidney Wolgin (1919-2007) and Harry SugarmanMadelyn SavarickRichard Tyler’s MotherRhoda & Manuel MayersonHoward SimonBeverly & Jack CircleEdith PeiserShelly & Leonard BlondesJack WallGina & Ed PolokoffAdrianne & Lewis BoursteinVivian BergmanLetty & Gary RabinerJudith CogenSusan CaionePhyllis & Jerry RubinJoanne & Gerald CohenLucille HawkinsKatie & Harry SugarmanThelma & Raymond DreezerBernice JacobsJan SilvermanDaniel KantorHelene & Herbert KargerDani & Jack SonnenblickSandra & Howard KouzelEdith & Martin KurzweilLinda UrsilloKaren & Joseph KrupsawNGO Truong, Inc.Estelle KublinRenee Rogoff & Ann Lee WeinerBOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 35

I N H O N O R O FRobert AlrodMarlene & Alan PomeranzPhyllis & Jerry RubinGeorge Bolge & StaffCarol & Joe BorrowConstance BowersEuthemia & Peter ProtosBeverly & Jack CircleSusan & Paul LevineYetta ColinDiane & Bernard BlumJean ColkerBeatrice Cummings MayerJean & David ColkerGloria & Ira BorisSandra CoyneLouise Adler & Gregory BoltonRichard DavimosSiema & Arnold SollarStuart FlaumCarole & Barry KayeAndrea MillerMorton FreedmanPhyllis & Jerry RubinJeffrey FriedBeverly & Jack CircleRobert GoldmanRae & Gerald SolomonLeonard GreenbergEvelyn & Joseph WolfsonLetty & Gary RabinerSara Jo KobackerJane OppenheimEllen & Marc YellinThe Leder FamilyJean & David ColkerRobert LevinsonJean & David ColkerShirley & Hy LezellBeverly & Jack CircleBeatrice C. MayerJean & David ColkerGene MeshMinette Hoffheimer & Theodore SchwartzFlorence & Ed PaleyLinda & Jay RosenkranzGina & Ed PolokoffThe Polokoff FamilyHarry SugarmanPhyllis & Jerry RubinKatie SugarmanLouise Adler & Gregory BoltonJean & David ColkerJune & Ira GelbEdith & Norman GellerValerie & James JohnsonKim MargolisMarjorie MargolisMarlene & Richard SamuelsElizabeth & Mike WilsmanAcey & William WolginGeorge Bolge accepts a check from Michael D. Jones, Financial Center Manager, Citibankand Lourdes Folgosa, VP Marketing and Sales, CitibankThe Museum receives additionalfunding provided by grants from:State of Florida, Department of State,Division of Cultural Affairs, Florida ArtsCouncil; National Endowment for the Arts;Palm Beach County Tourist DevelopmentCouncil; Palm Beach County Board ofCounty Commissioners; and the Cityof Boca Raton.BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ARTANNUAL REPORT 36

Bring art to life.The State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, Florida Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts; Palm Beach County Tourist DevelopmentCouncil; Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners; and the City of Boca Raton.501 Plaza Real • Boca Raton, Florida561.392.2500 • www.bocamuseum.org