INSIGHT

MEMBERS MAGAZINE PUBLISHED BY OCTOBER 2017—JANUARY 2018
PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM VOLUME 11, NO. 1



FROM THE DIRECTOR

Dear Members and Friends, In a similar spirit, the architects information about other new
Albert Frey (a Palm Springs icon) shows, including No Glass Ceiling!
I hope all is well and your fall is off and Lina Bo Bardi (beloved in Women Working in Glass, Part 1;
to a wonderful start. There is much Brazil) found unique ways to Bob Van Breda: Lost and Found;
to look forward to at the museum embed their environments into and Mysteries of the Mesa, a
in the coming months. We are their buildings. Frey built his special project featuring the open
thrilled to present a pair of most famous house out of glass restoration of William Robinson
dazzling and enlightening surrounding a giant rock in the Leigh’s painting Thunder Mountain
exhibitions that are part of a larger rugged terrain of Tahquitz Canyon, by the renowned painting
celebration of Latin American and while Bo Bardi allowed the jungle conservator Mark Leonard who
Latino art in the Southland: to enter her glass-walled house in will be in residence at the museum
Kinesthesia: Latin American São Paulo. Like the kinetic objects starting in October.
Art, 1954-1969 and Albert Frey in Kinesthesia, which create an
and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for immersive experience for visitors, Our range of public programs has
Living Architecture. The Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: A never been greater, enlivening
Kinesthesia exhibition epitomizes Search for Living Architecture Thursday nights at the museum,
the idea of art as an interactive focuses on key buildings by these and giving some of our favorite
experience. In this spectacular two visionaries that interact with signature events a new twist. You
installation of movement and light, their occupants and the landscape. will also find a number of new
color takes on a visceral form. The contemporary art acquisitions that
exhibition includes 50 artworks by Both of these exhibitions are part have been installed throughout
nine Latin American artists, all of the Getty’s Pacific Standard the building.
dating from the 1950s-60s, for Time: LA/LA (PST: LA/LA)
whom the spectators’ experience initiative, taking place this fall at And that’s just the beginning!
was their primary objective. Art more than 70 museums and We hope you’ll find this issue an
comes off the wall to embrace galleries throughout Southern invaluable resource for learning
viewers in the totality of the California. Mark your calendar to about upcoming programs that
experience. join us for Members’ Opening you won’t want to miss.
Weekend of our two extraordinary
exhibitions on November 11–12. Elizabeth Armstrong
The JoAnn McGrath
Details about these exhibitions and Executive Director
related programs can be found on
the following pages, along with

Cover: Carlos Cruz-Diez, Chromosaturation, 1965/2017, mixed media, Cruz-Diez Art Foundation Collection, © Carlos Cruz-Diez, Adagp/Paris 2017. 1
Photograph ‘Little Nou Nou’ by Charlie Jane/@charliejanestar

PACIFIC STANDARD TIME: LA/LA OPENING WEEKEND

Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA is a Kinesthesia:
far-reaching and ambitious exploration of Latin American Kinetic Art, 1954–1969
Latin American and Latino art in dialogue
with Los Angeles. Supported by grants Palm Springs Art Museum, Annenberg Wing
from the Getty Foundation, Pacific
Standard Time: LA/LA takes place from Member Events: Saturday, November 11
September 2017 through January 2018
at more than 70 cultural institutions across Private Viewing for President’s Circle
Southern California, from Los Angeles to Members, Sponsors, and Invited Guests
Palm Springs, and from San Diego to 5–6 p.m.
Santa Barbara. Pacific Standard Time Annenberg Wing and Hibbert Orientation Center
is an initiative of the Getty. The presenting
sponsor is Bank of America. Presentation by Dan Cameron, guest curator
pacificstandardtime.org 6–7 p.m.
Annenberg Theater
(See page 6)

Reception
7–8 p.m.
Hibbert Orientation Center

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi:
A Search for Living Architecture

Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture
and Design Center, Trina Turk Gallery

Events: Sunday, November 12

Panel discussion open to the public, free
Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: Designing Spaces
(See page 6)
3–5 p.m.
Annenberg Theater

Reception for Museum Members
5–7 p.m.
The Plaza at A+D Center

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PST: LA/LA EXHIBITIONS AT PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM

Installation: Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for Living Architecture
Photograph by Lance Gerber

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PST: LA/LA EXHIBITIONS AT PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM

August 26, 2017–January 15, 2018

Kinesthesia: Latin American Kinetic Art,
1954–1969

Palm Springs Art Museum, Annenberg Wing
Kinesthesia: Latin American Kinetic Art, 1954–1969 is the first in-depth exploration of the pioneering role
played by South American artists in the international Kinetic Art movement of the 1950s–60s.
Until now, Kinetic Art has been studied almost exclusively as a phenomenon launched in the 1955 Paris
exhibition, Le Mouvement. What Kinesthesia makes evident is that, far from being a European
invention, Kinetic Art had clear artistic roots in the South American artistic vanguards of the late 1940s
and early 1950s. Although a handful of iconic 20th-century American sculptors would achieve great
impact working within its framework, as a movement Kinetic Art had few adherents in the U.S.
For that reason, with its more than fifty examples of work made by nine artists over a fifteen-year
period, Kinesthesia is the first-ever museum overview of Kinetic Art in Southern California. With their
stylistic affinities to the local Light and Space movement of the late 1960s–1970s, these Latin American
Kinetic Artists provide an essential bridge: they connect the major Modernist Art movements of the
early 20th century with the ongoing experiments in technology and perception that have defined the
art of the intervening fifty years through today.

Gyula Kosice, La ciudad hidroespacial, 1946–1972. Acrylic, paint, metal, and light, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Museum purchase funded by the Caroline Wiess Law

4 Accessions Endowment Fund, 2009.29.1-.26, © Estate of Gyula Kosice, photograph by Lance Gerber

PST: LA/LA EXHIBITIONS AT PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM

September 9, 2017–January 7, 2018

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi:
A Search for Living Architecture

Architecture and Design Center
Trina Turk Gallery

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for Living Architecture is an
unprecedented exploration of two visionary masters who critically
expanded the meaning and practice of modern architecture. Frey emigrated
from Switzerland to the United States in 1930 and Bo Bardi emigrated from
Italy to Brazil in 1946. Though the two did not meet, Bo Bardi translated
and published Frey’s treatise In Search of Living Architecture in the
Italian magazine Domus, and their personal and professional odysseys are
representative of the emergence of São Paulo and Southern California as
architectural and cultural laboratories in the middle of the 20th century. They
each created modernist houses, furniture, public buildings, and approaches
to urban design that move beyond strict rationalism to embrace the social
and environmental contexts specific to their adoptive homes in Brazil and
Southern California. Bo Bardi and Frey shared a belief in architecture as a
way to connect people, nature, building, and living. While employing
modern technologies, they responded to the climate and terrain of the
local environment, and to the people whose personal and social experiences
were touched by those conditions.

Top: Albert Frey, photograph
Palm Springs Art Museum
Albert Frey Archive

Center: Lina Bo Bardi holding
her favorite lamp, photograph
by Bob Wolfenson, 1978,
Courtesy Instituto Lina Bo e
P. M. Bardi

Lower/far left: Lina Bo Bardi,
Bardi House (Casa de vidro),
São Paulo, Brazil, 1949-1952,
photograph by Peter Scheier,
1951, Courtesy Instituto Lina Bo e
P. M. Bardi

Lower/left: A. Lawrence Kocher
and Albert Frey, Aluminaire
House, 1931, view of front
entrance and double-height
living room windows, photograph
by Palmer Shannon, ca. 1931
© Special Collections, John D.
Rockefeller Jr. Library, The Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation

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PST: LA/LA-RELATED PROGRAMS

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: Brazil: Poetics of Space
Environments for Life
Screening of Tropicália, 2012
Thursday, October 19, 5–6 p.m. Directed by Marcelo Machado
Annenberg Theater, Free (tickets Saturday, December 9, 3 p.m.
required) Lecture Hall, Free
Tickets: modernismweek.com
Speaker: Cathrine Veikos, Associate Inspired by the innovative and
Professor of Architecture, California dynamic spirit of architect Lina Bo
College of the Arts Bardi, the museum presents
Tropicália, an acclaimed
Veikos speaks about the balance documentary that captures the
between modern materials and youthful, confrontational spirit of
natural environments in the Brazil starting in the late 1960s.
visionary homes of these two great
architects.

PRESENTING SPONSORS

Kinesthesia: Latin American Kinetic
Art, 1954-1969

Saturday, November 11, 6–7 p.m.

Annenberg Theater (Members Only)

Speaker: Dan Cameron, Kinesthesia
curator

Cameron provides a history of Sound Sessions
Kinetic Art and the critical role Sunday, December 10, 3–6 p.m.
played by Latin American artists Architecture and Design Center,
in its development during the Free
1950s–60s.

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: Sound sessions inspired by
Designing Spaces Tropicália with Brazilian selections
including a set by DJ Frosty, Mark
Sunday, November 12, 3–5 p.m. McNeill (co-founder of dublab), and
Annenberg Theater, Free a solo acoustic performance by
guitarist Fabiano Do Nascimento.
Join the exhibition team—Daniell
Cornell, Zeuler Lima, and Sidney Right: Alejandro Otero, Coloritmo 41, 1959, Duco paint on
Williams—in a panel discussion with wood, The Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection, Miami,
the architects who designed the © The Alejandro Otero-Mercedes Pardo Foundation,
installation: Barbara Bestor, Andrea photograph by Oriol Tarridas
Dietz, and Henry Cheung. Panel
members will consider the special
challenges of architecture
exhibitions and how the design
invites viewers to engage with the
main curatorial themes.

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PST: LA/LA’S GENEROUS FUNDERS

“What I find most exciting about Kinesthesia and A Search for Living Architecture is how
their vibrant imagery and bold spatial explorations connect so directly to Palm Springs’

unique desert ambiance and lifestyle.”

— Elizabeth Armstrong, The JoAnn McGrath Executive Director

PACIFIC STANDARD TIME: LA/LA IS A FAR REACHING AND AMBITIOUS EXPLORATION OF LATIN AMERICAN AND LATINO ART IN DIALOGUE
WITH LOS ANGELES. SUPPORTED BY GRANTS FROM THE GETTY FOUNDATION, PACIFIC STANDARD TIME: LA/LA TAKES PLACE FROM
SEPTEMBER 2017 THROUGH JANUARY 2018 AT MORE THAN 70 CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS ACROSS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, FROM
LOS ANGELES TO PALM SPRINGS, AND FROM SAN DIEGO TO SANTA BARBARA. PACIFIC STANDARD TIME IS AN INITIATIVE OF THE GETTY.

THE PRESENTING SPONSOR IS BANK OF AMERICA.

MAJOR SUPPORT FOR KINESTHESIA: LATIN AMERICAN KINETIC ART, 1954–1969 AND ALBERT FREY AND LINA BO BARDI:
A SEARCH FOR LIVING ARCHITECTURE IS PROVIDED THROUGH GRANTS FROM THE GETTY FOUNDATION.

ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR KINESTHESIA: LATIN AMERICAN ALBERT FREY AND LINA BO BARDI: A SEARCH FOR LIVING
KINETIC ART, 1954–1969 IS PROVIDED BY THE ANDY WARHOL ARCHITECTURE IS ORGANIZED BY PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM
FOUNDATION FOR THE VISUAL ARTS; PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM WITH AN INSTALLATION DESIGN BY BESTOR ARCHITECTURE,
CONTEMPORARY ART COUNCIL; ERIK E. AND EDITH H. BERGSTROM BARBARA BESTOR, FAIA. ADDITIONAL FUNDING IS PROVIDED
FOUNDATION; YVONNE AND STEVE MALONEY; PATTY AND ARTHUR BY DR. ROSWITHA KIMA SMALE, SIMON K. CHIU, PALM SPRINGS
NEWMAN/NEWMAN’S OWN FOUNDATION; ATELIER 4 - FINE ART MUSEUM ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN COUNCIL,
ART LOGISTICS. CAESARSTONE, ATELIER 4 - FINE ARTS LOGISTICS, ARPER, AND
AN AWARD FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS.

EXHIBITION SEASON SPONSORS: CAROL & JIM EGAN, DAVID KAPLAN & GLENN OSTERGAARD, DOROTHY C. MEYERMAN, MARION &
BOB ROSENTHAL, AND THE HERMAN AND FAYE SARKOWSKY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION. THE DESERT SUN IS THE EXHIBITION MEDIA SPONSOR.

Learn more about the
Pacific Standard kTime : LA/LA
exhibitions with catalogs published by

Palm Springs Art Museum.

Now available in the museum stores.

See page 31

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EXHIBITIONS

No Glass Ceiling!
Women Working in Glass, Part 1

October 14, 2017–March 5, 2018
Palm Springs Art Museum, Kaplan-Ostergaard Glass Center

Women have always played an integral part in the American studio glass movement and they continue
to expand the medium’s possibilities through today’s global communication and collaboration
opportunities. Part 1 of this exhibition portrays the diverse working styles and intriguing range of
concepts that women have expressed through the fluid medium of glass. Whether reaching back to
cultural or historical perspectives and past innovations or, sharing technical and aesthetic content, these
vital artists are creating versatile new approaches to the art form. By holding, emitting or reflecting light,
the glass creations on view reveal extraordinary range and beauty.

THIS EXHIBITION IS CURATED BY DAVID KAPLAN AND GLENN OSTERGAARD. 5
EXHIBITION SEASON SPONSORS: CAROL & JIM EGAN, DAVID KAPLAN & GLENN OSTERGAARD, DOROTHY C. MEYERMAN, MARION & BOB
ROSENTHAL, AND THE HERMAN AND FAYE SARKOWSKY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION.

Above: Kait Rhoads, Red Polyp, 2007, Glass, blown, mixed with red hollow murine woven with copper wire onto a powder-coated steel frame set on a solid steel base,
Courtesy of Kait Rhoads

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Mysteries of the Mesa: The Restoration of
William Robinson Leigh’s “Thunder Mountain”

October 26, 2017–February 2018
(until completion)

Palm Springs Art Museum,
Denney Western American Art Wing,

Leo S. Singer Gallery

William Robinson Leigh, Thunder Mountain, ca. 1910, oil on canvas, museum purchase with funds provided by the George Montgomery
Acquisition Fund

One of America’s most prolific and celebrated artists, William Robinson Leigh once said, “The West
had called forth the best there is in me.” Leigh’s 1910 painting, Thunder Mountain, endures as a
distinctive expression of the region’s magic and mystery. With the support of painting conservator
Mark Leonard, the museum recently received a generous grant from the Friends of Heritage
Preservation for the conservation of this essential artwork.

A free lecture on this project is scheduled for January 18 (see page 22).

CONSERVATION OF THE WILLIAM ROBINSON LEIGH PAINTING “THUNDER MOUNTAIN ” IS GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY A GR ANT FROM THE FRIENDS
OF HERITAGE PRESERVATION—A SMALL, PRIVATE ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUALS BASED OUT OF LOS ANG ELES , CALIFORNIA—WHICH SEEKS TO
PROMOTE CU LTU R AL IDENTIT Y TH ROUG H TH E PRESERVATION OF SIG NIFICANT EN DANG ERED ARTISTIC AND HISTORIC WORKS, ARTIFACTS AND SITES.

ADDITIONAL GENEROUS UNDERWRITING PROVIDED BY JERRY PETERS OF GERALD PETERS GALLERY IN SANTA FE.

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ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN CENTER

Fall in Love with Frey

Sunday, October 22, 6–9 p.m.
Architecture and Design Center,
Edwards Harris Pavilion
$125 member, $175 guest
Tickets: modernismweek.com

Albert Frey is one of the founding
fathers of architecture in Palm Springs.
His Frey House II is one of the best
modern examples and the crown jewel
of Palm Springs Art Museum’s architecture
and design holdings. Frey left the house
and its contents to the museum upon his
death in 1998, and for many years the
museum has offered tours to the general
public during Modernism Week.

Fall in Love with Frey is presented in
collaboration with the Swiss Consulate
of Los Angeles and includes special
access to the Albert Frey and

Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for Living Architecture exhibition. Additionally, there will be private interior
and exterior tours of the Frey House II throughout the evening, music from Frey’s personal record
collection, a Frey House II photo booth (at the Architecture and Design Center), and signature
cocktails and bites, all celebrating Albert Frey and his architectural legacy. Funds raised from this
event will help support the ongoing restoration and operations of Frey House II.

GENEROUS SUPPORT PROVIDED BY MONTALBA ARCHITECTS, CAESARSTONE, GEOFFREY DE SOUSA AND JOSÉ
MANUEL ALORDA, CONSULATE GENERAL OF SWITZERLAND LOS ANGELES, SHAG - THE STORE, AND EIGHT4NINE
RESTAURANT. LOGO CONCEPT AND DESIGN BY BORIS BENCIC.

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: Don’t miss this unprecedented exploration of the
A Search for Living Architecture two visionary masters who critically expanded
the meaning and practice of modern architecture.
September 9, 2017–January 7, 2018

Architecture and Design Center
Trina Turk Gallery

A + D Title Sponsor: A + D Presenting Sponsor:

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Walking Tours: The Architects and FALL PREVIEW I October 19–22
Visionaries Who Built Palm Springs
Albert Frey & Lina Bo Bardi:
Fridays and Saturdays through April 2018 Environments for Life
9:30 a.m.
$25 per person (includes free museum admission) Thursday, October 19, 5–6 p.m. (see page 6)
with 14 person maximum per tour
Information: Walk of Stars Dedication for Sidney Williams
psmuseum.org/architecture-design-center/tours
Friday, October 20, 2–3 p.m.
Tour 1: The Historic City Center Architecture and Design Center, Free

Begins: Palm Springs Art Museum, front stairs Charles Phoenix: Addicted to Americana,
Live Comedy Slide Show Performance
This stroll captures the essence of the city
from its early roots in the late 1880s through Friday, October 20, 3–5 p.m.
the midcentury modern craze that redefined Annenberg Theater, $40 per person
and transformed this small desert town into Tickets: modernismweek.com
an architectural mecca. Hear about fabled
pioneers, architects, and three women who With his unbridled enthusiasm and eye for
had a vision for the city that enabled it to oddball detail, Phoenix shares the very best of
grow and flourish. Walk through the new his retro road-trip discoveries with a
downtown park, down Palm Canyon Drive, colorful kaleidoscope of found vintage
and end at the A+D Center. Kodachrome slides. A wine reception and a
book signing follows. Presented by the
Tour 2: Midcentury Modern Icons Photography Collection Council.
of Fashion and Finance
Frey House II Tours
Begins: Union Bank
500 S. Indian Canyon Drive at Ramon Road Friday & Saturday, October 20 & 21
8:30–6 p.m.
See the very best examples of midcentury $60 45-minute docent-led tour
modern architecture along the town’s main $125 75-minute last tour of the day with reception
thoroughfare, South Palm Canyon Drive. Tickets: modernismweek.com
Learn about the early history of Palm Springs
that set the stage for the movers and shakers Frey House II was the residence of modernist
who were instrumental in shaping its future architect Albert Frey. These 45-minute
as a desert resort oasis. The tour will consider docent-led tours are a rare opportunity to see it
how the area’s landscape captured the up close and personal. A reception is included with
imagination of a young and talented group the last tour of the day.
of Desert Modern architects such as Donald
Wexler, E. Stewart Williams, William 11
Pereira and Charles Luckman, Victor Gruen
and Associates, and others who created a
body of internationally recognized buildings
during the heyday of the 1950s and 1960s.

PALM SPRINGS ARTS MUSEUM IN PALM DESERT

Bob Van Breda: Lost and Found

November 3, 2017–January 28, 2018
Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert,
The Galen

Members Meet the Artist and Private Viewing
Friday, December 1, 3–4 p.m.

Bob Van Breda’s Lost and Found is an
immersive exhibition featuring discarded
industrial and natural objects that have been
transformed by the artist’s eye and hand into
aesthetic forms. Channeling his ongoing
fascination with objects from everyday life,
Van Breda’s sensitivity to the beauty and power
of seemingly unwanted things raises questions
about authorship, creativity, personal affinities,
and cultural purpose. Ranging in size from
miniature and hand-held to oversized, the
artist’s sculptures emphasize materiality,
texture, and shape. Van Breda’s installation
continues a longstanding inquiry into the nature
of art by referencing the conceptual history of
the readymade and art-making processes such
as assemblage, collage, and site-specificity.

Van Breda studied architecture at Cal Poly-
San Luis Obispo and received his Bachelor of
Fine Art from California State University-Los
Angeles. Recent exhibitions include Santa Monica
Museum of Art, Manhattan Beach Art Center,
Electric Works, and Heather James Fine Art.

THIS EXHIBITION IS ORGANIZED BY PALM SPRINGS ART Bob Van Breda, Sleepy Time, 2002, mixed media, collection of the artist
MUSEUM AND SUPPORTED BY GUY & NORA BARRON, CATHY
GELLEPIS & JIM LEDWITH, JAKE & JUDY KERR, AND
DONNA MACMILLAN.

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PROVIDED BY ROSEMARIE & DEAN
BUNTROCK, BETTY & BRACK DUKER, JANE EMISON, CONNIE &
BOB LURIE, DONIVEE & MERRILL NASH, AND GARNA MULLER.

EXHIBITION SEASON SPONSORS: CAROL & JIM EGAN, DAVID
KAPLAN & GLENN OSTERGAARD, DOROTHY C. MEYERMAN,
MARION & BOB ROSENTHAL, AND THE HERMAN AND FAYE
SARKOWSKY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION. THE DESERT SUN IS
THE EXHIBITION MEDIA SPONSOR.

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Meet the Galen 2015: Alan Hamel, Suzanne Somers, Helene Galen, Jamie Kabler Sixth Annual!

Palm Desert Certified November 17, 2017
Farmers’ Market 6 - 8 p.m.
The Galen and the Faye
First Friday of the month, The outdoor Certified Sarkowsky Sculpture Garden
November–May Farmers’ Market returns to the
November 3, December 1, Faye Sarkowsky Sculpture Don’t miss the party of the
and January 6 Garden Wednesdays (starting year, now celebrating its sixth
Palm Springs Art Museum October 4) from 8 a.m. to 12:30 season! Enjoy fabulous
in Palm Desert p.m. And join us for market catering, complimentary bar
Free brunch with Chef Rob Wepplo’s and valet parking, and music
Cafe KIST every Wednesday. by DJ Alf Alpha.
In conjunction with El Paseo Art Also, monthly free documentary
Walk and First Weekend Palm films are shown at 11 a.m. in the Museum Members:
Desert, the museum continues Annette Bloch Education Wing. $40 individual, $80 dual
these popular monthly evenings
with live entertainment and wine Free Yoga Non-Members:
tastings in the Faye Sarkowksy $65 individual, includes one-
Sculpture Garden. November 2017–May 2018 year museum membership
9–10 a.m. $95 dual, includes on-year
Docent Tour, 4 p.m. dual museum membership
Performance, 7 p.m. Experience art and yoga in the
serene setting of the Faye 1133
Sarkowsky Sculpture Garden. All
skill levels welcome. Yoga mats
are available and comfortable
clothes are recommended.

NEW ACQUISITIONS, TALKS AND TOURS

Join us this season for Fridays with a Curator as four new
acquisitions debut, each with an illuminating and thought-
provoking lecture. For details, visit psmuseum.org. The talks are
free with admission and will commence from the front desk.

Armando Lerma, Shoplifter
Select Fridays at noon
Education Director: Leondardo Bravo, Free with museum admission
Coachella-based artist Armando Lerma’s work combines elements
of folk and religious imagery, Pop Art, and commercial advertising.
This 2014 mixed media piece implies a single stereotype, but Lerma’s
imagery undermines a simplistic reading of the boy depicted,
suggesting instead an all-American teenager.

Subodh Gupta, Untitled
Select Fridays at noon
Curator: Mara Gladstone, Free with museum admission
New Delhi-based Subodh Gupta uses ordinary stainless steel
kitchen and cooking utensils to create sculptures and installations.
In doing so, he demonstrates art’s ability to transcend cultural and
economic boundaries.

David Hockney, The Card Players
Select Fridays at noon
Curator: Katherine Hough, Free with museum admission
Throughout his 50-year career, David Hockney has experimented
with technology including works like his 2015 piece, The Card Players,
which he terms a “photographic drawing.” Hockney’s new technique
embraces the digital age and pushes the sense of spatial dimension.

Top to bottom:
Armando Lerma, Shoplifter, 2014, mixed media, museum purchase with funds derived from previous gifts from
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Lang and Bernard Lewin, © Armando Lerma
Subodh Gupta, Untitled, 2012, stainless steel utensils, chrome and brass, museum purchase with funds
provided by Donna MacMillan, © Subodh Gupta, photograph by Stefan Altenburger Photography Zürich
David Hockney, The Card Players, 2015, photographic drawing printed on paper, mounted on Dibond,
edition 25/25, © David Hockney, photograph by Richard Schmidt

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NEW ACQUISITIONS, TALKS AND TOURS

Fabrick (Ohne Namen), Thomas Demand
Artist Appearance: Friday, December 8, 3–5 p.m.
Annenberg Theater, Free PCC members with RSVP
$15 Non-PCC guests. Tickets: Box Office: 760-325-4490

The Photography Council is proud to present renowned
German artist Thomas Demand who has developed a
distinctive creative process of photographing large-scale
paper models of culturally significant places. His quietly
unsettling images question the complicated relationship
between history, memory, and film. Don’t miss this
provocative artist’s rare Southern California appearance.

Thomas Demand, Fabrik (Ohne Namen), 1994, C-Print mounted to Diasec, gift from the
Collection of Stephen Simoni and John Sacchi in honor of Donna MacMillan, © Thomas
Demand, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn & Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York, New York

Gallery Tours, Free with museum admission

Palm Springs Palm Springs Palm Springs
Art Museum Art Museum Art Museum
in Palm Desert Architecture and
Guided Tours Design Center
Gallery Tours
Highlights of the collection
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Pat Lasch: Journeys of the Heart Guided Tours
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, The Galen
and Monday, 2 p.m. Through October 15 Thursdays, 5-6 p.m.
Saturday, 2 p.m.
Gallery Tours Docent Specialists: Dana Anderson, Gallery Tours
Alannah Kern, Leslie Roth
Kinesthesia: Latin American Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi:
Kinetic Art, 1954–1969 Bob Van Breda: Lost and Found A Search for Living
Annenberg Wing The Galen Architecture
Through January 15, 2018 November 3, 2017– Trina Turk Gallery
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and January 28, 2018 Through January 7, 2018
Monday, 1 p.m. Tuesday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Docent Specialists: Judith 1st Friday of month, 4–6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Franks, Linda Karlson, Ken Docent Specialists: Denise Finch, Saturday, 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and
Kauppi, Pia Rose, David Winton Rochelle Matza, Don Pelegrino, 1 p.m.
Peggy Porter Docent Specialists: Stephen
Making It Modern Elson, Denise Finch, Joe
Clayes III Exhibition Wing Garden Tours Garcia, Lynne Hobbs, Arianne
Through February 19, 2018 Keens, John Nyberg, Kurt
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Faye Sarkowsky Sculpture Garden Penn,Florence Perchuk, Leslie
Monday, 12 p.m. October 11, 2017–April 25, 2018 Roth, Anneruth Serman, Penny
Docent Specialists: Stephen Wednesday, 10 a.m. Shaw, Barrett Shephard,
Elson, Tim Leary, Jackie Docent Specialists: Maureen Ramona Skola, Lori Torchia,
Lockington, Robbie Orme, Boren, Julie Evans and David Winton
Richard Proctor, T. Santora

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DAY OF THE DEAD

Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Free Community Event
Evento Comunitario Gratuito

• Sunday, October 29, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. • Friday, November 3, 4–9 p.m.

Palm Springs Art Museum Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert

Join a significant Latino cultural tradition that honors those who have passed away. Palm Springs Art
Museum annually celebrates Day of the Dead with an arts festival that the entire family can enjoy at two
of our museum locations: Palm Springs Art Museum and Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert.
Select activities and performances will be featured at both locations, and new ideas explored through

film, food, tours, workshops, and special
activities such as mask and mural making.

Palm Springs Art Museum is privileged to
collaborate with Mujeres de Maiz, a Los
Angeles-based inter-cultural,
intergenerational and interdisciplinary
collective, for our 2017 Day of the Dead
celebration. Their experience will allow
for connections and relationships to the
scheduled activities throughout the day.
We are also glad to participate once again
in Coachella Valley Days of Los Muertos,
partnering with important community
organizations, including Children’s
Discovery Museum of the Desert,
Sunnylands Center & Gardens, Run with
Los Muertos, Raices Cultura, Cabot’s
Pueblo Museum, and Coachella Valley
History Museum.

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Pop-Up Studio: FREE SECOND SUNDAY PROGRAMS
Noé Montes
Michael Parker Pop-Studio Free 2nd Sunday event, 2017
October 5–November 12
Palm Springs Art Museum, Sheffer/ FREE 2nd Sundays: Second Sunday of the Month
Scheffler Education Space in the October 8, November 12, December 10, and January 14
Hoover Gallery 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Palm Springs Art Museum, Sheffer/Scheffler Education
Launch/Opening Space in the Hoover Gallery
October 5, 5–7 p.m. Free admission with free activities
Complete activity listing: psmuseum.org
Noé Montes is a Los Angeles-based
photographer whose work centers on Join us each month for a closer look at works of art from
the lives and issues of underserved and the permanent collection or special exhibitions, and
underrepresented communities. He will participate in art making, artist demonstrations, or
be facilitating photography workshops thoughtful activities to connect with what you see in the
and discussing his photo documentary galleries.
project Farm Workers in the Coachella
Valley which focuses on the Sunday-Funday
individuals who are working to make November 12, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
people’s lives better and to address Sheffer/Scheffler Art Education Space in the Hoover
inequalities in the region. Gallery
Join the Coachella Valley Art Scene for a fun day full of art
Free 2nd Sunday experiences, including an ekphrastic poem activity based
Photography Workshop on the current exhibitions.
Sunday, October 8
11 a.m.–3 p.m. Color Your Sunday
December 10
Palm Springs Art Museum, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Educators will guide main museum visitors through brief
lessons on the different ways colors behave (pedagogical
kits provided by the Cruz-Diez Art Foundation).

Explore Your Sunday
January 14, 2018, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Visit No Glass Ceiling! Women Working in Glass to explore
new artists on display and make your own glass inspired
project.

FREE 2ND SUNDAYS ARE PROUDLY PRESENTED WITH GENEROUS SUPPORT
FROM THE H.N. AND FRANCES C. BERGER FOUNDATION.

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIR TA K E
PART IN
Dear Members and Friends, SOMETHING
SPECIAL
Fall is always an exciting time to be here in
our beautiful desert valley. Like many of you, 1 MUSEUM: 3 LOCATIONS
I traveled a bit this summer. Travel can be fun. 1 THEATER
It can be exciting to see different places. It can 2 SCULPTURE GARDENS
stimulate new ideas. And I love visiting other 3 HISTORIC BUILDINGS
museums, of course, while I’m traveling. That’s 20 EXHIBITIONS
always interesting to me—seeing how other 30 PERFORMANCES
museums do things. But the best thing about 5,200 MEMBERS
some time away is how much I appreciate it when 7,130 VISITORS FOR DOCENT TOURS
I come back to this community, and to our 11,944 STUDENTS FOR SCHOOL TOURS
museum. What I love about our museum is that it 66,821 SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS
really is a museum for all people. In this magazine, 224,113 VISITORS
you are going find so many things you want to go
see, to explore, to experience, to participate in— Annual numbers, 2016
maybe to share with friends, maybe to indulge
in as a special private time just for you. Our
museum is a great place for all of that and more.
Just look at the numbers to the right!

I look forward to seeing you here at Palm Springs
Art Museum, at The Galen, in the Faye Sarkowsky
Sculpture Garden, at the Architecture and
Design Center, or in the Annenberg Theater.
Thank you for your membership support, for
being a vital part of our museum family, and for
your thoughtful contributions to our Annual Fund!

Donna MacMillan
Chair, Board of Trustees
Palm Springs Art Museum
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SHOW YOUR

PA R T I C I PAT E

Your contributions to the Annual Fund are vital as Palm Springs
Art Museum extends its influence as the cultural hub of the Coachella
Valley. Our unique locations, including Palm Springs Art Museum (main),
Annenberg Theater, Architecture and Design Center, Frey House II,
Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert, The Galen and the Faye
Sarkowsky Sculpture Garden welcome more than 200,000 visitors a year.

Supporting the Annual Fund enriches the quality of life for all through
collaborative and inclusive programs, world-class exhibitions,
performances, tours, inspiring classes, publications, and film.

And all of this is made possible with the generous support of members
like you.

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PUBLIC PROGRAMS I MONDAYS @ THE MUSEUM

Annenberg Theater December 11 February 26
10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Member, $15 per lecture or An Insider’s Guide to Pacific Artists, Icons, and Legends:
$100 for series Standard Time (PST: LA/LA) The Portraits of Michael Childers
Guest, $20 per lecture or
$140 for series With over 70 PST: LA/LA shows Award-winning photographer
spread across Southern Michael Childers talks about his
November 13 California, how do you select portraiture work across several
which to visit? Ask an expert. decades, from Mae West to Paul
Latin American Modernisms LACMA curator and PST: LA/LA Newman, to David Hockney and
contributor (A Universal History Andy Warhol, with a special
Kinesthesia curator Dan of Infamy) Rita Gonzolez will talk focus on his stint as founding
Cameron highlights the about five amazing exhibitions photographer of Warhol’s
history of modernism as it at LACMA and other stand-out Interview magazine.
developed in Latin America shows that are changing how we
between the 1930s–60s, from think about Latin American and March 12
Cubist and Constructivist Latino art. Join us for this
influences, to Mexican murals insider’s guide to the best of Behind the Veil, Andy Warhol In
and Surrealism, to Pop, Op, PST: LA/LA! Context
and Kinetic Art.
January 22 Richard H. Axsom, noted curator
November 27 and print scholar, takes a closer
The Artist as Cultural Producer: look at Andy Warhol’s art.
Living Architecture Sustaining a Creative Life Beneath the glitter and
in the Americas glamour of the public persona,
Artist and educator Sharon Axsom reveals a sensitive and
Former Palm Springs Louden shares stories about deeply introspective artist, one
Art Museum curator and writer the inner lives of artists who who was attuned to the political
on modernist architecture work outside the commercial art realities of his time. He also
Sidney Williams joins Wonne world in favor of public places Warhol in a broader
Ickx, Mexico City architect and engagement in context of modern and
Professor of Architecture at contemporary society. contemporary art during
UCLA. Together, they share the 1960s and 1970s.
their knowledge of midcentury
modernists Albert Frey and Lina February 12 March 26
Bo Bardi in the larger context of
modern and contemporary Another Minimalism: Art After A Line in the Sand: From
architecture and design. California Light and Space Pre-History to Post-Modern

Melissa Feldman, Focusing on the museum’s
Distinguished Visiting permanent collection, art
Faculty at Cornish College historian Elizabeth Armstrong
of the Arts, talks about the traces a line in the sand from
legacy of Light and Space 19th-century Cahuilla artistry to
Art of the 1970s on 20th-century landscape
contemporary art practice. painting, to midcentury modern
design and celebrity, to
contemporary art in the
California desert.

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SPECIAL FILM PREVIEW

THIS IS BOB HOPE...

This is Bob Hope..., American Masters
Our special screening features film clips and
“talk back” with the director John Scheinfeld,
executive producer Michael Kantor, and other
guests.
Thursday, November 2, 7 p.m.
Annenberg Theater, 75 minutes
FREE (tickets required and go on sale October
15; limited seating available)

This is Bob Hope..., a new film from PBS
American Masters, is a candid look at a
remarkable life. By any measure, Hope was one
of the most popular entertainers of the 20th
century. To examine his career is to look at the
evolution of comedy in America. This new film
includes an exploration of Bob and Dolores
Hope’s love of the desert where they built and
lived in iconic Palm Springs “dream homes.”
They were also founders and donors of
Eisenhower Medical Center on Bob Hope Drive
in Rancho Mirage.

“Welcome to the Academy Awards —
or, as it’s know in my house, Passover.”

— Bob Hope

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PUBLIC PROGRAMS | THURSDAY NIGHTS

Free Thursday Nights Thanks to funding from the City of Palm Springs Public
Arts Commission, free admission continues one evening
Palm Springs Art Museum & every week so all can experience the museum.

Architecture and Design Center

Every Thursday, 4–8 p.m.

Oct. 5–8 Sukkot
Oct. 19 Palm Springs Art Museum, Houston Atrium, Free
Oct. 26 Rabbi David Lazar will give a talk about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. Starting on Thursday, Oct. 5 and
running through Sunday, Oct. 8, visit our three-sided Sukkah structure celebrating this Jewish harvest festival
in the Kaplan/Ostergaard Glass Center.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TEMPLE ISAIAH AND THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER.

Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: Environments for Life
5–6 p.m., Annenberg Theater, Free (tickets required)
Tickets: modernismweek.com
Speaker: Cathrine Veikos, Associate Professor of Architecture, California College of the Arts
Veikos speaks about the balance between modern materials and natural environments in the
visionary homes of these two great architects.

Farm Workers in the Coachella Valley Project Lecture with Noé Montes
Annenberg Theater, 6 p.m., Free (tickets required)
Noé Montes highlights his photo documentary project about the community of farm workers in the
Eastern Coachella Valley with a focus on individuals who are working to make people’s lives better.

Nov. 16 Natuzzi Italia: The Harmony Chain
5 p.m., Annenberg Theater, Free
Speaker: Pasquale Natuzzi, Jr.
Reception with Pasquale Natuzzi, Jr., (ADC members only), A+D Center
Rapport International Furniture presents this outline and history of the globally renowned Italian
furniture company, and tracks the evolution of the brand with a specific focus on the design and
creative process.

Dec. 21 Hanukkah Lecture
6 p.m., Lecture Hall, Free

Lecturer: Rabbi David Lazar
Hanukkah, also called “the Feast of Lights,” is one of the best known Jewish holidays. Rabbi Lazar
will speak about menorahs or, Hanukkah candelabras, from all over the Jewish world.

THIS LECTURE IS ORGANIZED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TEMPLE ISAIAH AND JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER.

Jan. 18, Mysteries of the Mesa: The Restoration William Robinson Leigh’s “Thunder Mountain”
2018 5–6 p.m., Annenberg Theater, Free

Speaker: Mark Leonard

With the support of painting conservator Mark Leonard, the museum recently received a grant from

the Friends of Heritage Preservation to clean and treat the William Robinson Leigh painting,

Thunder Mountain. Leonard will explore the important role of conservation and the new information
this project has revealed about this painting and the artist.

Jan, 26, Architecture: Do Not Add Water
5–6 p.m., Annenberg Theater, Free
Speaker: Lance O’Donnell, AIA, Principal of o2 Architecture
O’Donnell will examine the timeless ideas embedded in vernacular desert architecture and how they
informed that of the 1940s–60s. These ideas underlie o2 Architecture’s sustainable and cultural
explorations, as exemplified by the new Administrative and Operations Campus at Sunnylands
Center & Gardens.

2017–2018 ADC LECTURE SPONSOR

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ART CLASSES

Life Drawing Art as Play

Select Saturdays, October 14 Third Sunday of the month,
& 28, November 4 & 18, December 17 and January 21
December 16, and January 6 & 20 Children 13 and up
10:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. 2–4 p.m.
(with a short lunch break) Palm Springs Art Museum
Palm Springs Art Museum Rubinstein Studios
Milano AC Center $30 AC members, $35 guests
$25 AC member, $40 guests (children 13 and up)
Tickets, Box Office: 760-325-4490 Tickets: Box Office,
760-325-4490 or
Hosted by the Artists Council, annenbergtheater.org
these drawing sessions are Instructor: Mellissae Lucia
meant for intermediate to
experienced artists who are Reclaim your innate creativity
looking for a creative through this fresh and fun
atmosphere in which to paint series. A variety of projects
or draw a live undraped model. favoring the process over the
A facilitator is on hand to help product will result in a
artists set up and to time the liberation of artistic expression.
poses. Doors open at 10 a.m.
and spaces are filled on a Getting to Know Your Camera
first-come, first-serve basis
with an absolute limit of Sunday, January 28, 2–4 p.m.
16 attendees. Palm Springs Art Museum
(For adults only.) Milano AC Center
$30 AC members, $35 guests
Watercolor Your Sunday Tickets: Box Office,
760-325-4490 or
Palm Springs Art Museum, annenbergtheater.org
Milano AC Milano Center Instructor: Stephen Baumbach
First Sunday of the month,
November 5, December 3, Beginners learn to navigate
and January 7, 2–4 p.m. the jungle of settings on their
$30 members, $35 guests camera and how to use them
(Price includes free admission to capture better images.
to museum for the day) Children The lecture includes a
must be accompanied by an presentation of camera
adult/two children per adult hardware that will cover various
Tickets: Box Office: 760-325-4490 popular brands.
Instructor: Maria Hunt

Everything you need to create
two lovely works of art is
supplied as you are guided
through the process of
painting on pages of antique
encyclopedias; all in a positive
and entertaining family
environment.

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ANNENBERG THEATER COUNCIL BOX OFFICE 760-325-4490

Annenberg Theater Council and Diamond Sponsor Annette Bloch present:

The 15th Annual Opening Night Benefit Concert:

An Evening with Matthew Morrison

Saturday, November 18, 6 p.m.

$295 premium seats, $265 premium tickets for ATC members
(Premium seats include after-show reception and supper catered by
Spencer’s Restaurant)
$95 show-only tickets

Matthew Morrison is a versatile actor who has been acclaimed for
his work on stage and screen. He has been nominated for Tony,
Emmy, and Golden Globe Awards. He most recently starred as
J.M. Barrie in the hit Broadway musical Finding Neverland.

Morrison recently guest starred on the CBS hit television show The Good Wife through the series
finale. In 2015, Morrison wrapped the final season of Fox television’s musical comedy series Glee, where
he starred as the director of the glee club. The show received the Golden Globe Award for Best
Television Series, Comedy or Musical, in 2010 and 2011. Morrison made his debut on Broadway in
Footloose but his big break came when he was cast as heartthrob “Link Larkin” in the hit Hairspray.

THANK YOU TO DIAMOND/PRESENTING SPONSOR: ANNETTE BLOCH, GOLD ROW SPONSORS: ARLENE SCHNITZER AND JORDAN
SCHNITZER, SILVER ROW SPONSORS: DONNA MACMILLAN AND HAROLD MATZNER, ORANGE ROW SPONSORS: THE ANGEL CHARITABLE
TRUST, HELENE GALEN & JAMIE KABLER, DOROTHY & MEL LEFKOWITZ, DAVID HOOD & GEORGE SELLERS, DOROTHY C. MEYERMAN,
AND BRONZE ROW SPONSORS: ANN SHEFFER & BILL SCHEFFLER, DIANE & HAL GERSHOWITZ, BARBARA FREMONT, JOHN P. MONAHAN,
JOANN MCGRATH, AND VICKI & BILL HOOD

2017–2018 Broadway’s Best—In The West Performance Series

Jim Caruso’s Saturday, January 20, 8 p.m.
$75 and $65

“Cast Party” ($5 off for museum members)
with Musical Jim Caruso has hosted a weekly
open mic night at New York City’s
Director
Birdland for the past 15 years. He
brings his celebrity version to the

Billy Stritch Annenberg Theater with surprise
local and regional talent.

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ANNENBERG THEATER COUNCIL’S CABARET 88

ATC’s popular Cabaret 88 series features performers on Monday, Take Your Seat!
Tuesday, and Wednesday nights. campaign support

Tickets for the Cabaret 88 series are limited and can only be extended
ordered by calling the Box Office at 760-325-4490.
Box Office hours: Mon., Tue., Thurs., Fri. & Sat., 12-4 p.m. Palm Springs businessman,
Open one hour prior to all performances owner of downtown’s the
Five Hundred Building and
Upcoming: museum trustee John P.
Monahan has supported the
Monday–Wednesday, December 4–6 ATC (Annenberg Theater
Klea Blackhurst Council) through its Take
Your Seat! campaign which
Monday–Wednesday, January 15–17 launched in 2015 and raises
David Burnham funds by seat naming. John
generously underwrote the
initial campaign costs,
ensuring that all of the funds
raised could be used for the
purchase of equipment and
technical upgrades to
systems. A former student of
theater and a lifelong
aficionado of the performing
arts, John recently renewed
his support through the
2017-2018 season. Thank you,
John!

To take advantage of this
opportunity to place your
name or the name of
someone you’d like to
honor on a seat in the
beautiful Annenberg Theater,
please contact Maile Vreeken
in the museum’s
development office at
[email protected] or,
ATC Vice Chair Terri Ketover
at 760-322-4848.

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COUNCIL EVENTS

Palm Springs Art Museum benefits greatly from nine councils, each
formed around a singular theme with membership open to everyone.
Enjoy exclusive benefits and activities while supporting the museum;
join one or all nine, meet new people and lead the effort to keep the
museum the premiere cultural jewel of the Coachella Valley. To join,
call the membership department at 760-322-4807.

October 7–December 10, 2017 PCC Members-Only ADC Welcome Back Party
Palm Springs Art Museum Curatorial Tour of Albert Frey Road to Rio
Jorgensen Gallery and Marks and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search
Graphics Center for Living Architecture Saturday, November 4
5–7pm
Jurors: Lita Albuquerque, Thursday, October 26 $45 ADC member
David Pagel, and Rick Royale 10 a.m.– 12 p.m. Newly restored Bob Hope House
A+D Center in the Movie Colony
Opening Events Free for PCC members Tickets: Box Office, 760-322-4490
Saturday, October 7 RSVP required
Join the ADC as we celebrate
Awards Ceremony PCC members are invited to the new season with a
5:30–6:30 p.m. join curator Daniell Cornell on an friend-raiser, an excellent
Annenberg Theater intimate guided tour through this opportunity for current members
to catch up with old pals and
Reception, 6:30–8 p.m. Pacific Standard Time exhibition. those new to the council. Enjoy
Elrod Sculpture Garden food and refreshments at a
CAC Art Salon: Brazilian-themed evening
You’re invited to kick off How a Book is Made inspired by the Albert Frey
the fall season at the Artists and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for
Council Awards Night. Patrick Wednesday, November 1, 2 p.m. Living Architecture exhibition.
Evans from CBS Local 2 will Home of Jessica & Gary Grace, PS
host the awards ceremony. Free for CAC members only
The exhibition catalogue will (Space is limited)
be for sale in the gallery.
Graphic designer Lilli Colton and MAC Welcome Back Luncheon
All artwork selected publication manager Katherine
for the 48th Artists Council Hough will describe the Wednesday November 29
Exhibition will be available captivating and daunting steps 10 a.m. Meeting
for sale. 50% of the purchase to producing the Kinesthesia Annenberg Theater
price (excluding sales tax) exhibition catalogue. CAC 1000 10:30 a.m., Talk
will go to the artist, 50% to members receive a free copy; Speaker: Mumsey Nemiroff
support museum exhibitions, CAC general members may 11:30 a.m., Lunch
acquisitions, programs, purchase copies. Houston Atrium
and general operations. $35 MAC members and guests

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current MAC members while
encouraging new friends to join
this fundraising council.
Lunch is catered by Lulu

California Bistro.

Palm Springs Art Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization; Federal Tax ID 95-1809576.
All Council proceeds support Palm Springs Art Museum’s exhibitions, acquisitions, educational programs, and general operations.

COUNCIL EVENTS AND CONTACTS

CAC Art Dinner: ANNENBERG THEATER Western Art Council (WAC)
Italian for the Holidays COUNCIL (ATC) invites you to attend
Information: Patrick Bowman
Friday, December 1, 6 p.m. 760-322-4864 Welcome Back
Home of Phyllis & Gary Schahet, [email protected]
Rancho Mirage Fies a!
$250 per person, CAC members ARTISTS COUNCIL (AC) and 10th Annual George
and their guests Information: Daniel Hogan Montgomery Award
Reservations: 760-322-4823 or 760-322-4850 Sunday, November 5
[email protected] [email protected] 4:30–7:30 p.m.
O’Donnell Golf Club
CAC invites you to indulge your DOCENT COUNCIL (DOC) 301 N. Belardo Rd, PS
senses and appetites while Information: Zachary Fleming-Boyles $175 per person
enjoying the Schahet’s enchanting 760-322-4852 Tickets: Ana Pfaff,
art collection as well as a [email protected] 760-322-4823 or
gourmet Italian dinner curated [email protected]
by Frank Garofolo and Donald MUSEUM ASSOCIATES
Osborne. COUNCIL (MAC) Open to all museum members
Information: Mark Tucker
ADC Salon with 760-322-4816 Event Co-chairs Rand Baker
Architect Lance O’Donnell [email protected] and Dennis Rowe lead an

Saturday, December 2 MUSEUM SERVICE exciting and fun-filled event
Bean-Wagoner Home, 4–6 p.m. COUNCIL (MSC) and annual tradition that
$100 ADC members, $125 guests Information: Debra Preston welcomes council
Box Office: 760-325-4490 760-322-4819 members and guests to a
[email protected] new season. The evening
Join us for an intimate afternoon
in the contemporary home of CURATORIAL COUNCILS includes a live Mariachi band,
Bill Bean and Greg Wagoner, (ADC, CAC, PCC, and WAC) hors d’oeuvre, and hosted bar,
designed by architect Lance
O’Donnell. Attendees will enjoy RSVP/information: followed by a delicious
light refreshments and brief Ana Pfaff, Curatorial fiesta-inspired dinner.
presentations, along with a tour Councils Administrator
of the home. 760-322-4823 This year, we celebrate
the 10th Annual George
PCC Local Photography ARCHITECTURE AND
Collection Visit DESIGN COUNCIL (ADC, CAC) Montgomery Award,
Information: Bethany Morse which honors longtime
Tuesday, January 9 760-423-5265 museum and WAC members
Time: TBD [email protected] Janet and Hugh Langford.
$125 per person, PCC members
and their guests CONTEMPORARY ART UNDERWRITTEN BY DONNA MACMILLAN,
COUNCIL (CAC) DOROTHY C. MEYERMAN, CHERYL &
Explore the exquisite [email protected] ROBERT FEY, STEPHEN H. FIELD,
photographic artworks of ANONYMOUS, ELAINE & JOHN SCHOETTLER,
some of Palm Springs’ best PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION JANET & LANGFORD, AND MAUREEN &
collectors. COUNCIL (PCC) PHIL RAMER
[email protected]
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WESTERN ART COUNCIL
(WAC)
[email protected]

COUNCIL TOURS Welcome Back
President’s Circle
Reservations/Itinerary/Information: 760-322-4823 or
[email protected], [email protected], or Members
[email protected]
Space is limited, make plans today! Saturday, November 4
6-8 p.m.
PCC Day Art Tour to Los Angeles
On behalf of
Saturday, December 16, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Donna MacMillan, Chair,
$175 per person, PCC member Palm Springs Art Museum
$220 per person, non-PCC member
Board of Trustees
Participants will visit important exhibitions and the studios of
contemporary artists working with photography and video, David Peck and Dennis Duca
including Matthew Brandt. Box lunch included. are honored to host a

WAC Pasadena Art Tour special Fall Welcome Back
Reception at their
Thursday, January 4, 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
$150 per person, WAC member Palm Springs residence
$190 per person, non-WAC member for members

Join us for an exclusive tour of a historic private home with of the museum’s
an exceptional California plein air collection. Also visit the President’s Circle
Huntington Library and Gardens for lunch and the Pasadena
Museum of California Art with a curator-led tour of the Enjoy cocktails and
exhibition, E. Charlton Fortune: The Colorful Spirit. signature hors d’oeuvre
graciously provided by
CAC Two-day Los Angeles Art Tour
Lynne and Brad Toles
January 31–February 1 of Savoury’s.

Plans are underway for a tour focusing on contemporary art Palm Springs cocktail attire
that will include unique visits to artists’ studios, as well as
breathtaking private collections and exceptional exhibitions. To join or renew your
Overnight stay is at a five-star hotel. President’s Circle

CAC Art & Architecture in Portugal membership, please call
MarJon Hudson
June 5–13, CAC 1000 members only at 760-322-4825.

This adventure begins in Porto before motoring through
picturesque villages en route to Lisbon. This custom-
designed contemporary art tour will explore significant
architectural sites and visits artists’ studios, private
collections, villas, and art spaces.

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TRUSTEE NEWS STAFF NEWS

Palm Springs Art Museum Cameron McGuire assumed David Hodges began his
is excited to welcome Patti his role as Deputy Director of position as Grant Writer and
Grundhofer to the museum’s Advancement in September. This Institutional Support Officer
Board of Trustees. new position at the museum is this past August. He comes to
part of an ongoing organizational Palm Springs Art Museum from
Patti is currently the Executive restructuring designed to support the internationally renowned
Director of the John F. Grundhofer the museum’s Vision 20/20 Ririe-Woodbury Dance
Charitable Foundation. She was strategic plan. Company in Salt Lake City,
formerly the President and Utah, where he served as
Founder of MeierGroup LLC, He joins the museum leadership Director of Development.
a boutique firm that specializes team after serving seven years Prior to that, David was Curator
in consulting and recruitment at the Smithsonian National and Exhibitions Director at the
for banks, hedge funds and Museum of the American Indian Duluth Art Institute in Northern
money managers. (NMAI) in Washington, D.C. Minnesota. From 2000–2005,
David was at Walker Art Center
She graduated from the A frequent visitor to our in Minneapolis. While there, he
University of Minnesota Carlson museum through his work at the managed the institution’s retail
School of Management with a Smithsonian, Cameron has been stores and then served as
BBA in Accounting and impressed by its nationally Visitor Services Manager
Psychology. Patti sits on several recognized exhibitions and throughout the center’s major
non-profit boards including revitalized programming, which expansion and reopening. He
Livingston Healthcare in he believes offer the museum a also held positions at Graduate
Montana, The Living Desert in unique opportunity to serve the Theological Union in Berkeley,
Palm Desert, and the University community as a cultural hub. California and at Grace
of Minnesota Foundation. Patti Cathedral in San Francisco.
serves on several Carlson School In his new position, McGuire will
of Management board play a key leadership role
committees. overseeing fundraising,
membership, communications,
and marketing for the museum.

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SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS Museum Art Camp

Teen Docents

Teen Docents prepare for tours Museum campers (and potential future architects) The 5 to 6 year-old group gets a closer look
of the permanent collection. experience A+D’s Summerlab at Golden Rain by Michael Petry

Collectors Forum WAC Seattle and Tacoma Art Tour

Artist Lisa Lou in her Topanga Canyon Tacoma artist Jeremy Mangan talks to the WAC Seattle/Tacoma Art Tour group about his paintings.
studio Photograph by Michael Gennet

Contemporary Art Council Summer Trip to New York City and London

CAC travelers visit the studio of Sir Antony Gormley in London

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SHOP AT THE MUSEUM STORES I Museum admission is not required to visit the stores.

Palm Springs Art Museum Store
Bradford W. Bates Vault: The Museum Design Store at A+D Center
Palm Desert Pop-Up Store at The Galen

A new season at the museum museum, we are thrilled to Members-only Holiday Sale,
always brings exciting new present a pop-up store in the which begins Saturday,
merchandise to our stores. atrium that will feature December 9.
Our buyers spend the summer exhibition-related merchandise
visiting gift shows, art fairs, as well as catalogs. Your purchases help support
and craft markets searching the museum and we hope to
for unique and creative items. This fall, we are introducing a see you often in each of our
Most of the one-of-a-kind selection of products by unique stores.
objects and jewelry are from Marimekko at the Design
American and European studio Store. We will be the only Museum merchandise is now
craft artists, and are exclusive retailer south of Los Angeles at Destination PSP! The museum
to Palm Springs Art Museum. to carry work from this is launching a new line of
beloved Finnish design house. branded merchandise to be
Our professional staff and offered exclusively in all
dedicated volunteers are On November 26, all of our Destination PSP locations,
always available to help with facilities will participate in both brick-and-mortar and
selections. Your museum “Museum Store Sunday,” online. Museum publications
membership discount always a day of special offers at will also be available. For
applies to your purchase, which museum stores across the hours, locations, and to shop
includes complimentary country. And don’t forget our online, please visit
gift wrapping. During the eagerly anticipated annual destinationpsp.com.
major exhibitions at the main

Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center Palm Desert Pop-Up Store at
Store Bradford W. Bates Vault The Galen
The Museum Design Store

Sun., Mon., Tue., Fri., Sat. Sun., Mon., Tue., Fri., Sat. Sun., Tue., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.
10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Thurs. 12-8 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Thurs. 12-8 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Mon.
Closed Wed. and major holidays Closed Wed. and major holidays and major holidays
760-346-5600
760-322-4830 760-423-5260

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CALENDAR I PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM OCTOBER 2017

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Sukkah Free Community 2017 AC
1 2 3 4 5InstallationopensPS Evening
Farmers’ Market 6 7Exhibition PS
8 a.m. PD4-8 p.m. PS & A+D
5:30 p.m. Awards
Thanks to the City of Palm Springs 7:30 p.m. Reception

Pop-Up,
Noé Montes

Launch/opening
5 p.m. PS

Sukkah AC Book Club Farmers’ Market Free Community 13 Glass Ceiling

Installation closes PS 93:30 p.m. PS 10 118a.m.PD 12Evening 14Exhibition opens PS

FREE 2nd Sundays 4-8 p.m. PS & A+D Life Drawing

810 a.m.–5 p.m. PS Thanks to the City of Palm Springs 10:30 a.m. PS

Thanks to the H.N &
Frances C. Berger Foundation

Photo Workshop

11 a.m. PS
Sukkot Lecture

3 p.m. PS

Pat Lasch: 16 17 Farmers’ Market Photo Workshop Frey House II Frey House II
Journeys 24 Tours
8 a.m. PD 10 a.m. PS 20Tours
15of the Heart 218:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
18Photo Workshop 19Free Community 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Exhibition closes PD
10 a.m. PS Evening Walk of Stars

4-8 p.m. PS & A+D Williams 2 p.m. A+D

Thanks to the City of Palm Springs Charles Phoenix

ADC Lecture, Veikos 3 p.m. A+D

5 p.m. PS

Fall in Love 23 Farmers’ Market ADC/PCC 27 Life Drawing
Curatorial Tour
22withFrey 258a.m.PD 2810:30 a.m. PS
2610a.m.A+D
6 p.m. A+D Photo Workshop
Free Community
10 a.m. , PS Evening

4-8 p.m. PS & A+D

Thanks to the City of Palm Springs

Farmworkers
Lecture

6 p.m. PS

Day of the Dead 30 31

2910 a.m.-5 p.m. PS

Councils: ATC = Annenberg Theater I ADC = Architecture and Design I AC = Artists Council I CAC = Contemporary Art
I WAC = Western Art
32 DO=Docent Council I MAC = Museum Associates I MSC = Museum Service I PCC = Photography Collection

CALENDAR I PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM NOVEMBER 2017

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Free admission November 13–19 Farmers’ Market Free Community Bob Van Breda Life Drawing
Evening
18 a.m. PD Exhibition opens PD 10:30 a.m. PS
24-8 p.m. PS & A+D
Free Yoga 9 p.m. PD 3Day of the Dead & 4ADC Welcome Back
CAC Art Salon Thanks to the City of Palm Springs
Galen 1st Friday 4-6 p.m.
2 p.m. off-site Lecture, Pickwell
4-9 p.m. PD President’s Circle
6 p.m. PS Welcome Back

Screening, Bob Hope 6-8 p.m. off-site a.m. PS

6 p.m. AT

Watercolor 6 7 Farmers’ Market Free Community 10 Kinesthesia
Your Sundays
88 a.m. PD 9Evening 1 1Opening
52 p.m.PS
Free Yoga 4-8 p.m. PS & A+D VIP/President’s Circle
WAC Fiesta & 5-6 p.m.
Montgomery 9 p.m. PD Thanks to the City of Palm Springs Presentation, Cameron
Awards 6-7 p.m.
Member Reception
4:30 p.m. off-site 7-8 p.m.

FREE 2nd Sundays AC Creative Painting Galen Center Farmers’ Market CAC Brunch & Meet The Galen Life Drawing
Curatorial Tour
1210 a.m.–5 p.m. PS 139 a.m. begins, PS 14Reopens 158a.m.PD 17Denim & Diamonds 1810:30 a.m. PS
169a.m.PS
Thanks to the H.N & Mondays At 5:30 p.m. PD Free Yoga 6-8 p.m. PD Opening Night
Frances C. Berger Foundation The Museum, Free Evening Benefit Concert,
9 p.m. PD Morrison
Frey/Bo Bardi Cameron 4-8 p.m. PS & A+D
Opening 10 a.m. AT 6 p.m. AT
Thanks to the City of Palm Springs
Panel 3 p.m. AT AC Book Club
Member Reception Natuzzi Lecture
5-7 p.m. A+D 3 p.m. PS
5 p.m. AT

Desert Oracle
Lecture 6 p.m. PS

Art as Play 20 21 Farmers’ Market THANKSGIVING DAY AFTER 25

2 p.m. PS 228a.m.PD 23Office& 24THANKSGIVING

19 Free Yoga Galleries closed Office closed
Galleries open
9 p.m. PD

Museum Stores Mondays At 28 Farmers’ Market Free Community
National The Museum, Evening
Williams & Ickx 8 a.m. PD
26Museum 4-8 p.m. PS & A+D
2710a.m.AT 29FreeYoga
Sale 30Thanks to the City of Palm Springs
9 p.m. PD
PS & A+D
MAC Meeting,
Lecture, & Luncheon

10 a.m. PS

AT=Annenberg Theater I A+D=Architecture and Design Center I PS = Palm Springs Art Museum I PD = Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert
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CALENDAR I PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM DECEMBER 2017

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

PARTICI PATE CAC Art Dinner Life Drawing Class

Like us on facebook, follow us on instagram & twitter 6 p.m. off-site 10:30 a.m. PS

FACEBOOK @PalmSpringsArtMuseum 1Galen 1st Friday 2ADC Salon

INSTAGRAM @psartmuseum 4-9 p.m. PD 4 p.m. off-site

TWITTER @PSArtMuseum Bob Van Breda
Members Meet
the Artist

3 p.m. PD

Watercolor Cabaret 88, Cabaret 88, MSC Holiday Free Community 8 Museum Stores
Your Sundays Blackhurst Blackhurst Luncheon TBD Evening Holiday Sale begins

32 p.m. PS 46 p.m. AT 56 p.m. AT 6Farmers’ Market 74-8 p.m. PS & A+D 9Absolute

8 a.m. PD Thanks to the City of Palm Springs Beginners class

Free Yoga 9 a.m. begins PS

9 a.m. PD Tropicália
Screening
Cabaret 88,
Blackhurst 3p.m. AT

6 p.m. AT

FRFREEEE22nnddSSuunnddaayyss Mondays At The 12 Farmers’ Market Free Community 15 PCC Tour departs

101TF0hr1TaFa0hrnnaaacknne.asmcsket.sComs..tt–CoBh..ete–5BhregHe5pre.gNHr.pe.mFN&ro.mF&u.onuPd.naSPdtaiSotnion 11Museum, TBD 138a.m.PD 14Evening 16Life Drawing Class

Sound Sessions 10 a.m. AT Free Yoga 4-8 p.m. PS & A+D 10:30 a.m. PS

3-6 p.m. A+D 9 a.m. PD Thanks to the City of Palm Springs

Hanukkah Lecture

6 p.m. AT

Art as Play 18 19 Farmers’ Market Free Community 22 23
Evening
2 p.m. PS 8 a.m. PD
4-8 p.m. PS & A+D
17 20FreeYoga
21Thanks to the City of Palm Springs
9 a.m. PD

CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY 26 Farmers’ Market Free Community 29 30
Evening
24Galleries open Office & Galleries closed 8 a.m. PD
284-8 p.m. PS & A+D
25 27FreeYoga
Thanks to the City of Palm Springs
9 a.m. PD

Councils: ATC = Annenberg Theater I ADC = Architecture and Design I AC = Artists Council I CAC = Contemporary Art
I WAC = Western Art
34 DO=Docent Council I MAC = Museum Associates I MSC = Museum Service I PCC = Photography Collection

CALENDAR I PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM JANUARY 2018

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

31December NEW YEAR’S DAY Farmers’ Market WAC Day Tour Galen 1st Friday Life Drawing

1Office & 2 38a.m.PD 48 a.m. departs 54-9 p.m. PD 610:30 a.m. PS
Free Yoga
Galleries 9 a.m. PD Free Community
closed Evening

4-8 p.m. PS & A+D

Thanks to the City of Palm Springs

Watercolor AC Book Club 9 Farmers’ Market Free Community 12 13

7Your Sundays 83 p.m. PS 108a.m.PD 11Evening

2 p.m. PS Free Yoga 4-8 p.m. PS & A+D

9 a.m. PD Thanks to the City of Palm Springs

14 Martin Luther Cabaret 88, Farmers’ Market Free Community 19 Life Drawing
Burnham Evening
15King Jr. Day 178a.m.PD 2010:30 a.m. PS
166p.m.AT 184-8 p.m. PS & A+D
Office closed, Free Yoga Cast Party,
Galleries open Thanks to the City of Palm Springs Caruso & Stritch
9 a.m. PD
Cabaret 88, WAC Lecture, 8 p.m. AT
Burnham Cabaret 88,
Burnham Leonard, 5 p.m. AT
6 p.m. AT 5 p.m. AT
6 p.m. AT
WAC Art Salon

6:30 p.m. off-site

Art as Play Mondays At The Farmers’ Market Free Community Palm Springs
2 p.m. PS Museum, Louden Evening Art Museum
21 2210a.m.AT 8 a.m. PD Annual Gala
23 254-8 p.m. PS & A+D 26
24FreeYoga 276 p.m. off-site
Thanks to the City of Palm Springs
9 a.m. PD
ADC Lecture,
O’Donnell

5 p.m. AT

Getting to Know AC Encaustic 30 CAC Art Tour

28Your Camera 29Printmaking 318 a.m. departs

2 p.m. PS 9 a.m. begins PS Farmers’ Market

8 a.m. PD

Free Yoga

9 a.m. PD

AT=Annenberg Theater, I A+D=Architecture and Design Center, I PS = Palm Springs Art Museum I PD = Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert

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Box Office is open one hour prior to all performances
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Board of Trustees Elizabeth Armstrong Non-voting Members/Council Chairs
The JoAnn McGrath Executive Director Annenberg Theater Council, Tom Truhe^
Executive Officers Alicia Gregory Architecture and Design Council, Robin Abrahams
Donna MacMillan Assistant Secretary Artists Council, Tony Radcliffe
Chair Contemporary Art Council, Marlene O’Sullivan
Harold Matzner Trustees Docent Council, Denise Finch
Executive Vice Chair Annette Bloch Museum Associates Council, Ellen Donaldson
Jane F. Saltonstall Michael Childers Museum Service Council, David Peck
President Simon Chiu Photography Collection Council, Barbara Cain
Helene V. Galen Kenneth D. DeGiorgio Western Art Council, Janet Langford
Vice Chair Leonard S. Eber
Barbara Keller James Egan Chairman Emeritus, in memoriam
Vice Chair Jane Emison Harold J. Meyerman*
Ed Monarch Henry Freund
Vice Chair Angie Gerber Director Emeritus
Faye Sarkowsky Patti Grundhofer Steven A. Nash, PhD
Vice Chair Gary D. Hall
Max Briggs Elizabeth Edwards Harris Honorary Trustees
Vice Chair (Investments) Chuck Hilliar Lee Appel (Emeritus)
Lance Eldred Roberta “Bobbi” Holland Marshall Gelfand
Vice Chair (Audit) Jamie Kabler Jan Harnik
William L. Hood David A. Kaplan JoAnn McGrath
Interim Secretary Mary Ann LaBahn Muriel Myerson
Georgia Fogelson Annette Lerner Robert Moon
Vice Chair (Education) Loren G. Lipson, MD Gladys Rubinstein*
Susan Goodman Katherine Malkin Marjorie Victor
Vice Chair (Long-Range Planning) Cheryl McArthur
Gary Grace Tom Minder Honorary Members
Vice Chair (Finance) & Treasurer John P. Monahan Leonore* & Ambassador Walter* Annenberg
Marilyn P. Loesberg Barry W. Morse, MD Steve Chase*
Vice Chair (Collections) Mary Ingebrand-Pohlad O. Earl* & Nellie* Coffman
Steve Maloney Mark Prior Anne & Kirk Douglas
Vice Chair (Exhibitions) Leticia Quezada Betty Ford*
Leo Marmol Stacey Renker H. Earl* & Miriam Hoover
Vice Chair (Building and Grounds) Jan Salta Jackie Lee Houston*
Gary N. Schahet Barry Manilow
David M. Wilson Arlene Schnitzer George Montgomery*
Vice Chair (Development) Ann Sheffer Frederick W. Sleight*
Michael V. Smith Gwendolyn Weiner^
Tom Truhe Lucile* & Ted* Weiner
Gwendolyn Weiner Cornelia White*
E. Stewart Williams*

*remembered
^also a voting member of the Board