ART MATTERS · 2020. 2. 26. · Other exhibitions for 2018 included the very popular Awkward Family Photos, the paintings of Fort Collins based Haley Hasler and the traveling exhibition

MUSEUM OF ART | FORT COLLINSAnnual Report 2018

ART MATTERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Chairman of the Board 1

2018 Donors 2

Museum Highlights 3

Exhibitions and Programming 4-8

Lynnette C. Jung-Springberg Gallery 9

ART.EDU.OSITY Creative Space 10-11

The Art of the Garage Tour 12

2018 Eye Center of Northern Colorado/Kaiser Permanente Masks 13

Financials 14

Mission, Vision, Values 15

Board, Staff, and Volunteers 16-17

2018 started off at the Museum of Art | Fort Collins (MoA) with a rebranding and slight change to

our name. Through the efforts of Erik Cox from Wise Ape designs, the museum introduced a new

logo and branding strategy that carries across all materials to advertise the museum. The Board

decided to tweak the name of the museum to the Museum of Art | Fort Collins to give primacy to

the museum and underscore the fact that we are not a city-owned institution.

We started off our programming for 2018 with the Sue McNally: This Land is My Land exhibition,

which looked at the western landscapes of this Rhode Island based artist. With this exhibition, we

also inaugurated our Artist to Artist House concert series, which pairs local and regional musi-

cians with artists in the exhibition for an enhanced concert experience and conversation.

Following this first exhibition, the museum celebrated the 14th anniversary of the Masks exhibition

and gala fundraiser. We are grateful to Eye Center of Northern Colorado and Kaiser Permanente

for their generous underwriting of the 2018 Masks fundraiser. With one of the most successful

years ever, Development Director De Dahlgren led a very committed and capable group of

volunteers and staff that raised $147,660 in revenue to support the mission of the museum and

its programming. The Roz Spencer Awardees (named after museum founder Roz Spencer) for

2018 were Dr. Bev Donnelley and Mr. Bill West. They were honored for their commitment to the

arts, Fort Collins, and the museum. We would also like to thank over two hundred artists for their

time and creativity in donating masks to the museum for the exhibition and auction as well as the

many individuals, businesses, sponsors and volunteers who make Masks the celebratory and

creative community event it has become in raising over 1.5 million dollars for the museum over

the past fourteen years.

Other exhibitions for 2018 included the very popular Awkward Family Photos, the paintings of

Fort Collins based Haley Hasler and the traveling exhibition Pigskin Peanuts from the Charles M.

Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, CA. MoA also inaugurated a rotating series

of After-School art classes, teen nights for each exhibition as well as various adult and kid

themed workshops.

We hope you will continue to join MoA as we chart a new future with world-class exhibitions and

exciting education programming for all ages. It is our mission to spread the power of visual art.

We so thank you for your support.

John Dellenbach Chairman of the Board

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

MUSEUM OF ART | FORT COLLINS | Annual Report 2018 PAGE | 1


2018 DONORS

Above $50,000

Dr. Peter Springberg

$10,000 to $50,000

Anonymous Eye Center of Northern Colorado

City of Fort Collins, Fort FundDr. Beverly E. Donnelley & Mr. Bill West

Kaiser Permanente Dr. Wayne Yakes

$1,000 to $2,499

Allura Skin, Laser & Wellness Center Nancy & Scott Baker

Dr. Don & Mrs. Donna Beard Jennifer Brieva

Judson Brown & Donna MahlerMarilyn Cockburn

Tedi Cox

Brooklyn & John Dellenbach Mary & K.F. Dunnington

Liliane Francuz & Mike LoughlinHelen & Rob Gray Gwen Hatchette

Melissa & Tom Katsimpalis Kimberly & Stephen Keen

Jean Lehmann & Ray Nelson

Barbara M. Mitchell Network for Good

Kevin & Ken Oltjenbruns OtterCares Foundation Myra & Mike Powers

Dawn Putney & Tom CampbellMegin Rux

Dr. William A. & Beverly Shachtman

SpaceCrafters Jane SullivanPat Stryker

Trois Coeurs Foundation Vaught Frye Larson Architects

Ann & Carl Wilmsen Women’s Clinic of Northern Colorado

$2,500 to $4,999

Bank of Colorado Blue Federal Credit Union Foundation DaVinci Sign Systems, Inc.

De Dahlgren & David SuttonPaula & Dave Edwards

Carol Ann & Gary Hixon

$5,000 to $9,999

Anonymous Janene & Mike Dellenbach

Dellenbach SubaruEKS&H

RE/MAX Advanced Patti Tyrrell

The Youth Clinic

$500 to $999

Ed Carroll Motor Co. Inc.Cam Elvheim

Exodus Moving Fort Collins Nursery

Cristin & Matt Gauthier Nancy Hartley & Brian Cobb

Monica Christen & Loren Crabtree

Lisa Hatchadoorian & Steve KeimKate Herrod & Richard Alper

Liz & James Hicks Charlotte Jackson

Diane Jones Chris & Bill Kneeland

MBI Consulting

Susan & Bill Miller Myra Monfort & Bill Runyan

Chet & Patt Moore Mat Morton

Stacy & Nancy Plemmons Karen & John Pope Michele & Chris Ray

RB+B ArchitectsWalta & James Ruff

Carol & Kenneth Severson Deborah J. Shields & Chris Jensen

Mary & Donn Turner Jim & Richard Walton

Rosemary & Steven Wheeler

In Kind Contributors

AAAAce Hardware of Fort Collins

The Brewpub DogsDaVinci Sign Systems

El Dorado Natural Spring WaterEmbassy Suites, Loveland

Front Range Raynor

FiberLokFusebox Studio

Gallegos SanitationThe Group, Inc.

Lisa Hatchadoorian High Hops Brewery

Jay’s BistroJoe Coca Photography

Kevin & Will FlowersKUNC

Luxe Event ProductionNew Belgium Brewery

Brianna & Reggie OronozPhoco

Purpose BrewerySeven Generations

SpaceCraftersDavid Sutton

Toolbox CreativeBill West

Wilbur’s Total BeverageWise Ape

Zia Zybko & Jeff Lebesch

Founders Society

Dr. Don & Mrs. Donna BeardMarilyn Cockburn

Tedi CoxBrooklyn & John Dellenbach

Dr. Beverly E. Donnelley & Mr. Bill West

Mary & K.F. DunningtonLiliane Francuz & Mike Loughlin

Nancy Hartley & Brian CobbGwen Hatchette

Carol Ann & Gary Hixon

Melissa & Tom KatsimpalisJean Lehmann & Ray Nelson

Kevin & Ken OltjenbrunsMyra & Mike Powers

Dawn Putney & Tom Campbell

Dr. Peter Springberg & Jan KowallJane Sullivan

Ann & Carl WilmsenDr. Wayne Yakes

2018 MUSEUM HIGHLIGHTS

23,128 12% increase

from 2017

Members = 967Adults = 4,916Seniors = 1,423Students = 747Youth = 1,326Children = 242Open Admission Days = 1,248

Special Events = 2,396Off Site Events = 322First Friday = 5,646Education Activities = 227Military/Veteran = 129Tours = 1,020

ATTENDANCE DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION

TOTAL

659MEMBERSHIP

Current membership

1,027.5VOLUNTEERS

Total Volunteer Hours


35% male visitors

65% female visitors

14%61%24%

PATRON LOCATION

Fort Collins

Colorado (not Fort Collins)

1% International

Out of State

SUE MCNALLY: THIS LAND IS MY LANDJANUARY 19 - MARCH 18, 2018

Programming Workshops

Artist 2 Artist House Concert with Taggart and Silas and Sue McNally

After-School Art Classes

Art Appreciation Classes taught by Margaret Sharkoffmadrid

Teen Night

Poetry Workshop with Kathleen Willard

Deconstructed Landscape Workshop with Bonnie Lebesch

Rock Balancing Workshop with Doug Case

EXHIBITIONS AND PROGRAMMING


MASKS TROUBADOUR HOUSE CONCERT


EYE CENTER OF NORTHERN COLORADO/ KAISER PERMANENTE MASKS EXHIBITION AND SILENT AUCTION

APRIL 6 - MAY 4, 2018



AWKWARD FAMILY PHOTOSMAY 18 - JULY 15, 2018

Programming Workshops

Artist 2 Artist House Concert with Danielle Ate the Sandwich

Awkward Family Photos Writing Party with Kathleen Willard

Pet Rock Workshop

Photo Bomb Workshop


HALEY HASLERAUGUST 3 - OCTOBER 14, 2018

Programming

Lecture by Temple Grandin in collaboration with The Center for Fine Art Photography

Haley Hasler Open Studio on painting process

After School Art Class

Teen Night

Mom’s Night Out

Artist 2 Artist House Concert with Haley Hasler, Rod Adams and Franklin Taggart

Lisa Hatchadoorian Lunch n’ Lecture on Self-portraiture in art history

Haley Hasler Lunch n’ Lecture at Jay’s


Lunch n’ Lecture Series

Workshops


Self-portrait workshop

Writing workshop with Kathleen Willard

Silhouette Collage Crazies Workshop

PIGSKIN PEANUTSOCTOBER 26 - JANUARY 6, 2019

Programming

Lunchtime talk with Benjamin Clark, Curator, Charles M. Schulz Museum

After-School Art Class

Artist 2 Artist House Concert with the Spencer Zweifel Trio

Lecture by Margaret Sharkoffmadrid on Illustration

Teen Night

Collaboration with the Lyric Cinema on screening a Van Gogh film

Lisa Hatchadoorian Lunch n’ Lecture on Charles Schulz

Lunch n’ Lecture with Julie Rowan-Zoch, Illustrator


Lunch n’ Lecture Series

Workshop


Cartoon Character Design Workshop with Julie Rowan-Zoch

© 2018 Peanuts Worldwide LLC


Visitors to the Museum of Art | Fort Collins in the Museum of Art Building at 201 South College noticed unprecedented signage in the entry area formerly known as the Lobby Gallery. The space has been dedicated to the memory of Lynnette C. Jung-Springberg through a generous gift to the museum by her husband, Dr. Peter D. Springberg.

Lynnette was born in Billings, Montana on August 7, 1940, the daughter of Lucille and Joseph Jung. She spent her youth in Glasgow, Montana and graduated from Saint Catherine College (now University) in Saint Paul, Minnesota, then received her Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from the University of Utah.

Her work life was as dynamic as her personality. After several social work jobs in Colorado and California, she entered Active Duty Service as a Captain in the Air Force in 1975 working in Malcolm Grow Medical Center at Andrews AF Base, Maryland. She retired from the Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1996, having served in Osan AFB, Korea, Clark AFB, in the Philippines, Wilford Hall Medical Center (Lackland AFB, TX) where she was Chair of the first Department of Social Work in the Air Force from 1985 to 1998.

While at Wilford Hall she taught group therapy techniques to new psychiatry residents and supervised a group of twenty-two staff clinical social workers and a number of social work enlisted technicians while restructuring the training of newly minted MSWs in mental health therapy, drug and alcohol therapy, child and spouse abuse therapy as well as traditional medical social work.

Dr. Peter Springberg also served in the United States Air Force, and in 1985 on a flight from Clark AFB in the Philippines to Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland AFB, San Antonio Texas, he sat next to an Air Force clinical social worker named Lynnette C. Jung. He subsequently returned to Milford Hall in 1987, and at the suggestion of the base commander, Peter invited Lynnette to an evening function. That evening resulted in their marriage in 1988 and a twenty-nine year relationship.

Dr. Springberg remembers his wife as a person always ready to step up as a volunteer. “Lynnette had a passion for helping others,” he said. “She used her professional skills and advanced training in group therapy as well as her innate compassion and tolerance to help others.” Also, Dr. Springberg added, reflecting on his wife’s life, “Lynnette enjoyed the lighter side of life and became a fashion model for the benefit various nonprofit organization’s fundraising efforts. “

She was a strong supporter of the arts, locally and regionally, especially the Museum of Art | Fort Collins and the Fort Collins Symphony. “I think Lynnette would be a little embarrassed, certainly humbled, to see her name ‘under the lights’ on the walls of the museum. Privately, though, I know she would be happy and pleased,” Dr. Springberg concluded. “It is my honor to recognize Lynnette’s legacy of service with this gift to the community of Fort Collins, the home city Lynnette chose and loved, and to the Museum of Art, a space where she indulged the joy she found in the human creative spirit.”

The Lynnette C. Jung-Springberg Gallery at the Museum of Art | Fort Collins was officially dedicated on April 15, 2018.

LYNNETTE C. JUNG-SPRINGBERG GALLERY NAMING

The B Sharp program, launched in 2015 with the Fort Collins Symphony, is part of a collaborative community effort to bring arts engagement opportunities to those living with dementia along with their caregivers. The program is designed to provide caregivers and their loved ones an opportunity to receive social support and benefit from live musical performances.

Under the leadership of Colorado State University sociology professor Dr. Jeni Cross, the on-going research study is measuring the impact of the B Sharp program on various quality-of-life measures. The study explores the impact of music and visual art on the cognitive ability of participants with dementia, and the social connections between the caregiver and person with dementia.

The B Sharp program at the Museum of Art involved 4 people with dementia and their primary caregiver in a creative, sensory, immersive visual arts experience that extends over the four weeks of the Masks exhibition.

The B Sharp study is funded by Kaiser Permanente, Banner Health, and Home State Bank. Kaiser Permanente is proud to work alongside several outstanding community organizations on the B Sharp Expansion Project including:– Alzheimer’s Association, Colorado Chapter– Banner Health– Colorado State University– Dementia Friendly Communities– Museum of Art | Fort Collins– Fort Collins Symphony– Home Instead– Larimer County Office on Aging– Seniors Helping Seniors

Thank you to Kaiser Permanente for your support of the B Sharp Program at MoA.

B SHARP + MoA


ART.EDU.OSITY CREATIVE SPACE


A TOUR? OF GARAGES? WHERE’S THE ART IN THAT?

Fine art. Music. Invention. Often the most inspiring, innovative work is done in garages. And some of the finest visual, musical and automotive treasures live in our own backyard — in garages throughout Fort Collins.

The Art of the Garage Tour was an exclusive one-day peek into a select group of garages - all open for touring on October 20, 2018 from 10-4pm. The Tour as well as the After-the-Tour Party (4-6pm) is a fundraising event benefiting the Museum of Art | Fort Collins. Funds were raised through sponsorships, grants and ticket sales.

The eight garages on the tour are ones where owners have shifted gears to create a primo collectibles spaces or a creative art studio. They might have mastered the man cave. Revamped the she shed. Tuned up the garage band room. Or, orchestrated the storage magnum opus. Garages large, small and in between are included.

As a benefit event for the Museum of Art | Fort Collins, the proceeds realized by The Art of the Garage Tour were used to support the museum’s mission, which is to spread the power of visual art.

Total Tickets Sold: 377

Total Income Raised: $28,305


THE ART OF THE GARAGE TOUR

Thank You to Presenting Sponsor:

ANOTHER RECORD YEAR

6,130 visitors - a new record - during Eye Center of Northern Colorado/Kaiser Permanente Masks.

206 adult and 14 student Masks artists for a total of 215 masks on display.

Total Income: $147,660

Total Expenses: $57,121

Net Income: $90,539

MASKS BENEFIT BY THE NUMBERS


Thank You to Our Title Sponsors:


FINANCIALS

ORDINARY INCOME/EXPENSE 2018

Income Donations 103,602.07 Grants 39,000.00 Membership 43,030.00 Events 168,582.86 Education 5,366.00 Exhibitions 53,275.00 Facility Revenue 3,300.00 Merchandise Sales 18,305.37 Investment Income 6,127.58 Other Operating Income 7.51

Total Income 440,596.39

Expense Operating Expenses 41,401.59 Salaries & Wages 156,017.83 Marketing 65,369.23 Merchandise Cost of Sales 13,733.21 Development 40,869.43 Masks 57,121.76 Programs 80,637.13 Facility Expenses 14,596.40

Total Expense 469,746.58

Net Ordinary Income (29,150.19)

Other Income/Expense Other Expense Unrealized Gain or Loss 3,346.55

Total Other Expense 3,346.55

Net Other Income (3,346.55)

Net Income (32,496.74)

WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO


MISSION

To spread the power of visual art.

VISION

MoA is a nationally recognized leader inspiring others to experience the world differently through arts and culture.

VALUES

ART MATTERS.

Art educates.Art is for everyone.

Art inspires.Art innovates.

Art is fun.

BOARD, STAFF, AND VOLUNTEERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Marilyn Cockburn, Treasurer

Tedi Cox, Board Member

John Dellenbach, Chair

Brian Fabrizio, Board Member

Liliane Francuz, Board Member

Fran Hardman, Vice Chair

Melissa Katsimpalis, Secretary

Jean Lehmann, Board Member

Myra Powers, Board Member

Dawn Putney, Board Member

Megin Rux, Board Member

Bev Donnelley, Board Member

Gary Hixon, Emeritus Board Member

Paula Edwards, Emeritus Board Member

Mike Powers, Emeritus Board Member

Dave Prosser, Emeritus Board Member

STAFF

Gloria Boresen, General Manager

Erik Cox, Marketing & Design Coordinator

Leah Butler-Hoag, Visitor Services

De Dahlgren, Development Director

Victoria Ferguson, Volunteer & Events Coordinator

Kevin Flowers, Marketing & Design Coordinator (through 5/ 2018)

Lisa Hatchadoorian, Executive Director

Kaitlyn Hill, Visitor Services Manager

Inez Hughes, Visitor Services

Elizabeth Morisette, Education Coordinator

Bri Oronoz, Volunteer & Events Coordinator (through 7/2018)

Cheryl Rogers, Registrar & Preparator

Patricia Wright, Gift Shop Manager (Volunteer position)


BOARD, STAFF, AND VOLUNTEERS

Marie Acosta

Isha Agarwal

Kendall Akin

Alpha Phi Omega: Episilon Xi (CSU)

Keaira Alsaggaf

Stella Amadee

Chyna Baker

Tommy Banghart

Isabel Betsill

Lauren Bishop

Dennis + Mickey Bookstaber

Lucy Brady

Donna Brogmus

Afra Bushara

Asma Bushara

Leah Butler-Hoag

Frances Callopy

Emily Capps

Brian Casey

Brian Carroll

Mitchell Cavaliere

Sandy Charles

Joe Coca

Emma Christensen

Kelly Cochran

Desiree Davis

Remy Davster

Arewa Dayson

Kendra Diede

Jessica Dieken

Beth Driver

Elysa Ducharme

Levi Ferland

Chris Fiala

Keiko Friar

Omar Gaves

Douglas Gennetten

Nicole Gerber

Rusty Gizmon

Rosie Glaser

Hima Bindu Gottam

Sharon Gougal

Jaysie Grabenstein

Sam Green

Karla Gronberg

Haley Hansen

Mike Hardman

Diane Harrison

Danielle Hastings

Tess Heffernan

Jack Hunter

Augusta Irechukwu

Carol Johnson

Ava Jones

Dianna Kaiser

Steve Keim

Zach Koski

Jason Krumrai

Lauren Land

Amanda Lane

Anna Lee

Christine Lotz

Cynthia Lu

Tasha Martin

Bethany Martinez

Denna Martinez

Krystyna McCright

Trisha McNamee

Laura Mikovsky

Haley Mikulak

Jeff Morisette

Dylan Multhaud

Elham Musa

Rita Nanto

Reyna Nanto

National Charity League

Maureen Page

Nicolette Peerman

Carl Peterson

Megan Pighetti

Trent Powell

Arianna Preuss

Kali Quaranto

Jordan Reichhardt

Amy Reid

Margaret RingRandy

Sakurada

Cianna Seese

Nathan Sharpe

Tina Shaw

Albert Shomaker

Jillian Shook

Betty Sims

Cat Smith

Catherine Smith

Angie Spangler

Ginger Stevens

Laura Stevens

Jennifer Stogsdill

David Sutton

Lonnie Sue Sutton

Kala Tank

Daniel Taylor

Sandy Thomson

Mitch Trebesh

Ava Triplett

Linda Wakeford

Christa Ward

Krystle Weddle

Janine Whetton

Gale Whitman

Kristan Wiggins

Missy Wolf

Vicki Woods

Julia Yax

Elizabeth Zelasko

Christine Zirbel

VOLUNTEERS


MUSEUM HOURS

Wed-Fri: 10am – 5pm Sat-Sun: noon – 5pm Mon-Tues: closed

MUSEUM ADMISSION*

FREE for members $5 adults $4 students/seniors $1 youth 7-17 FREE kids 6 and under* Admission pricing may change with exhibition

CONTACT

(970) 482- 2 [email protected] S. College Ave, Ste 101Fort Collins, CO 80524www.moafc.org

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ART MATTERS · 2020. 2. 26. · Other exhibitions for 2018 included the very popular Awkward Family Photos, the paintings of Fort Collins based Haley Hasler and the traveling exhibition