NOMA Annual Report 2013

2013Annual Report

January through December

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2FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

3FROM THE DIRECTOR

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CURATORIAL AFFAIRS

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INTERPRETATION AND AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT

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DEVELOPMENT AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

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DONORS

16ACQUISITIONS

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LOANS

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FINANCIAL REPORT

222013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

232013 NOMA STAFF

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F R OM T H E P R E SI DE N T OF T H E B OA R D OF T RUST E E S

At the end of 2012, D. Eric Bookhardt of Gambit Weekly remarked, “If surging attendance, strong finances and high visibility are any gauge, NOMA may have entered a golden age.” The tremendous efforts in 2013 by NOMA’s dedicated board of trustees and passionate staff perpetuated that image with a busy year full of impactful exhibitions and memorable milestones. In 2013, the museum completed significant renovations that unveiled beautiful hardwood floors, just in time for visitors in town for Super Bowl XLVII. A redesigned pond and the installation of a major new Lichtenstein acquisition highlighted the striking facade of the museum and attracted new audiences to NOMA. The board also began the strategic plan process in 2013, laying the groundwork for its successful implementation in 2014. By focusing on a long-term strategy, proper stewardship of the infrastructure, and NOMA’s opportunities for lifelong engagement, we identified key steps to ensure the longevity and success of the institution. 2013 was also marked by several new hires that have already made great strides in their departments. Two new curators and three additions to the development team have strengthened the museum’s efforts. Speaking for the board, it has been a great pleasure to work with these professionals. NOMA broke attendance records in 2013, no doubt due to a full, provocative exhibition schedule and programs that welcome every member of the family. The creation of the Business and Director’s Councils has engaged community leaders with the museum, bringing fresh perspectives on museum priorities. Let us build on our past successes to continue to support this remarkable institution.

David F. EdwardsPresident of the Board of Trustees

3New Orleans Museum of Art

F R OM T H E DI R E C T OR

For the New Orleans Museum of Art, 2013 was a year of growth on many levels. Our educational, exhibition, and programming outreach all saw robust transformation, and illustrated New Orleans’ role as a source of inspiration for not only artists, but also all of us working in the arts. The first and second pilot years of Mini Masters, an innovative program developed by the museum along with several community partners, made its mark in 2013. Today, in 2014, the program continues to demonstrate sustainable outcomes; a testament to the inspired work carried out in its beginning stages. Early in 2013, NOMA expanded its partnerships with NOMA➔CAC, a curatorial collaboration between two of the city’s finest cultural institutions, NOMA and the Contemporary Arts Center of New Orleans. This partnership added two outstanding exhibitions to our 2013 season: Brilliant Disguise: Masks and Other Transformations and Edward Burtynsky: Water, which gained national attention in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and was named one of the “25 Art Shows that Will Rock the World” by The Huffington Post. These exhibitions also introduced NOMA’s audiences to contemporary art in a new setting. In addition to these shows, NOMA hosted Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs, 1951-1939, a landmark exhibition that showcased some of the most beautiful, innovative decorative arts featured in the world’s fairs. As the only host city to have also hosted a world’s fair, New Orleans held a distinctive role in the exhibition’s national tour. Later in the fall, NOMA opened a provocative exhibition of works by photographer Gordon Parks. Gordon Parks: The Making of an Argument, a complex assessment of Parks’ contributions to photojournalism, has toured to multiple venues around the country, and was also featured by the Google Cultural Institute. Finally, we closed the year with Photography at NOMA, a monumental exhibition of NOMA’s expansive photography collection that has been amassed since the 1970s. More than an exhibition, this presentation was a celebration of the foresight of Director Emeritus John Bullard as well as previous photography curators. NOMA’s collection of 10,000 photographs spans the history of the medium, and often points to New Orleans as a point of departure or inspiration for artists working across generations. NOMA strengthened its partnerships with foundations and our donors to make major acquisitions possible. A happy coincidence—Robert Rauschenberg’s family roots in Louisiana—was the impetus for NOMA and the Rauschenberg and Helis Foundations to work together to bring the artist’s Melic Meeting (Spread) to the museum. Other significant acquisitions of works by artist Will Ryman and photographer Debbie Fleming Caffery are the result of strong donor relationships, an essential foundation to ensure museum growth. 2013 was also a year of milestones, as NOMA celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden. A lush oasis of live oaks and other flora, the garden has grown to become more than the magnificent outdoor gallery space it is—it has also proven to be a stage for dramatic performances, an outdoor movie theater, a center for wellness and a setting for festivals. A true treasure of art, the garden has also become home to over sixty sculptures by some of the world’s most renowned artists, and that number continues to grow. Thank you for your support in 2013.

Susan M. TaylorThe Montine McDaniel Freeman Director

F R OM T H E P R E SI DE N T OF T H E B OA R D OF T RUST E E S


The ambitious, wide-ranging exhibitions and programs presented during 2013 showcased the talents and scholarship of our curators, the ambitions of our institution, and NOMA’s ties to the national and regional museum community. The staff itself increased through the appointment of two curators: Mel Buchanan as the RosaMary curator of decorative arts, and Lucia Abramovich as the curatorial fellow for Spanish Colonial art. The decorative arts, one of the most significant aspects of the permanent collection, will be re-installed in newly configured galleries over the course of the next few years. NOMA’s collection of Spanish Colonial art has not had a systematic examination for decades, and will now be the focus of curatorial activity, in

of scholars and visitors to the masterworks in the collection, this exhibition underscored the importance of New Orleans’ role in the history of photography. The city, its artists and history served as the touch-point for many of the exhibitions throughout the year, notably Portrait of Faith: John Paul II in Life and Art; Rashaad Newsome: King of Arms; Camille Henrot: Cities of Ys; Woven Histories: Houma Basketry; and Lin Emery: In Motion. The reinstallation of our permanent collection galleries resulted in a new area being designated for the display of photographs. Through the generosity of Joshua Mann Pailet, an endowment for photography exhibitions and programs has been established and the gallery named: the

anticipation of a 2016 reinstallation. During the calendar year fifteen exhibitions were presented at NOMA and five outside the museum’s walls, including two at the Contemporary Art Center in New Orleans: Brilliant Disguise: Masks and Other Transformations and Edward Burtynsky: Water. Our major spring exhibition, Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs, served as the catalyst for three related exhibitions of objects—historic and modern—that were featured at these international expositions. The year closed with Photography at NOMA, the first comprehensive display of works from NOMA’s nationally significant collection of photographs since the 1970s. Introducing a new generation

A. Charlotte Mann and Joshua Mann Pailet Gallery. Extraordinary works of art were brought into the collection in 2013. Melic Meeting by Robert Rauschenberg, Five Brushstrokes by Roy Lichtenstein, America by Will Ryman, and 181 photographs by Debbie Fleming Caffery are among the nearly 300 works accessioned. Additionally, the significant collection of gallerist Arthur Roger became a promised gift in 2013, with the entire collection expected to be gifted by 2018. The activities of the curatorial department expanded the museum’s reach and created new opportunities for local and regional engagement with the visual arts.

CURATORIAL AFFAIRS

Photography at NOMA

The Right of Assembly, 1937-39, Arthur Siegel, American, 1913–1978, gelatin silver print, Promised and partial gift of H. Russell Albright, MD, 91.523. (c) Estate of Arthur Siegel


In-house Exhibitions

Reinventing Nature: Art from the School of Fontainebleau January 18 – May 17, 2013Templeman GalleriesCurator | Russell Lord

Portrait of Faith: John Paul II in Life and ArtMarch 8 – July 7, 2013Lupin GalleriesInstitutional Liaison | Lisa Rotondo-McCord

Spectacle and Spectator: Joshua Mann Pailet’s Photographs of the 1984 World’s FairMarch 1 – June 13, 2013Great HallCurator | Russell Lord

Pictures at the Expositions: Japanese Painters at the World’s Fairs March 1 – September 8, 2013Japanese GalleryCurator | Lisa Rotondo-McCord

Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs, 1851–1939April 12 – August 4, 2013Ella West Freeman GalleryInstitutional Liaison | Lisa Rotondo-McCord

Martelé at the World’s Fairs: Selections from the Collection of Jolie and Robert SheltonApril 12 – August 4, 2013Hyams GalleryCurator | Lisa Rotondo-McCord

Shadow and LightApril 17 – September 8, 2013A. Charlotte Mann and Joshua Mann Pailet GalleryCurator | Russell Lord

The Story in Pictures: Social Documents from the Permanent CollectionMay 31 – August 25, 2013Templeman GalleryCurator | Russell Lord

Traveling Exhibitions

Bookmarks: Artists’ Books from the New Orleans Museum of Art September 14 – October 26, 2013 St. Tammany Art Association, Covington, LA

Brilliant Disguise: Masks and Other TransformationsMarch 8 – June 16, 2013Contemporary Art Center, New Orleans

George Rodrigue April 25 – May 6, 2013Old Post Office Museum, Winnsboro, LA

Miró, Matisse, and Picasso: Works from the New Orleans Museum of ArtJanuary 11 – February 23, 2013Imperial Calcasieu Museum, Lake Charles March 2 – April 12, 2013Slidell Cultural Center, Slidell, LA

Rashaad Newsome: King of ArmsJune 21 – September 15, 2013Great HallCurator | Miranda Lash

Gordon Parks: The Making of an ArgumentSeptember 12, 2013 – January 12, 2014Templeman GalleriesCurator | Russell Lord

Edward Burtynksky: WaterSeptember 20, 2013 – January 19, 2014Great Hall and at the Contemporary Arts Center of New OrleansCurator | Russell Lord

The Power of Place: Meisho in 19th and 20th Century Japanese ArtSeptember 20, 2013 – January 19, 2014Japanese GalleryCurator | Lisa Rotondo-McCord

Camille Henrot: Cities of YsOctober 11, 2013 - March 2, 2014Frederick R. Weisman GalleriesCurator | Miranda Lash

Woven Histories: Houma BasketryOctober 11, 2013 - March 2, 2014Frederick R. Weisman GalleriesCurator | Miranda Lash

Chinese Jades from the Collection of Marianne and Isidore Cohn Jr.October 11, 2013 – February 23, 2014Hyams GalleryCurator | Lisa Rotondo-McCord

Lin Emery: In MotionNovember 10, 2013 – January 12, 2014Hyams GalleryCurator | Anne Roberts

Photography at NOMANovember 10, 2013 – January 19, 2014Ella West Freeman GalleriesCurator | Russell Lord

George Rodrigue

Hot Green, 2000, George Rodrigue, American, born 1944, acrylic on canvas, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Sanders, 2005.114. (c) Estate of George Rodrigue


In 2013, NOMA built on programming strengths in early childhood education, literary connections, and the performing arts.

Early ChildhoodMini Masters, which debuted in the 2012-2013 school year, provides pre-K students with high quality, developmentally appropriate visual art experiences, in the classroom and at the museum. The number of students in the program nearly doubled from the 2012-2013 school to the 2013-2014 school year. NOMA fosters connections between the visual and literary arts through the Language & Arts School Partnership, underwritten by the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation. Programs like StoryQuest and Poets for Art are designed to inspire a love of art, while increasing academic skills in communication, language arts, and critical thinking. StoryQuest, designed for families with children ages 2 – 8, sparks imagination and a love of reading, along with a sense of adventure and discovery. In 2013,

regularly collaborate on productions, and in 2013, the group performed the Shakespearean classic Much Ado About Nothing. NOMA was also presented with the Business Recognition Award at the 2013 Big Easy Theater Awards, an honor given for the museum’s theater partnership and its contribution to the local theater community. A highlight of the 2013 Friday Nights at NOMA programming included the Donna Perret Rosen Lecture, which featured artist Frank Stella, who discussed his decades-long career as an abstract painter. Other notable speakers that year include Linda Yablonsky, art critic and journalist for Artforum and The New York Times, among others; Lisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby’s North and South America; and Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, the Anthony W. and Lulu C. Wang Curator of American Decorative Arts at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. A partnership with the Historic New Orleans

professional authors, actors and artists from The NOLA Project, Cripple Creek Theatre Company, The New Movement, and others brought the world of children’s literature to NOMA, as they read aloud a selection of books that highlight a unique theme. The Poets for Art program provides high school poetry students with a master class by the Louisiana Poet Laureate. Students select works of art from NOMA’s permanent collection, write an original poem inspired by the piece, and recite their poem at the museum. In 2013, students worked with Louisiana State Poet Laureate Julie Kane.

Community PerspectivesNOMA is one of only a handful of art museums expanding the scope of public programming to include the performing arts. NOMA is an ideal setting for dramatic performances, and has established a successful partnership with local theater company The NOLA Project. NOMA and The NOLA Project

Collection resulted in a dynamic selection of programs in conjunction with the exhibition Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs, 1851-1939. Judith H. Bonner, Senior Curator at the HNOC, along with John H. Lawrence, director of HNOC programs both gave informative lectures on subjects such as “The 1984 World’s Fair, William Woodward, and Women’s Education” and “A Moment in Time: The Creole Exhibit of the 1884 World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition.” Youth & FamilyNOMA offers a wide variety of opportunities for families and children to enjoy the museum. In celebration of Inventing the Modern World, NOMA held “Meet Me at the Fair” Family Day, which included kid-friendly activities such as musical performances, art activities, tours of the exhibition, StoryQuest, and demonstrations by the Holy Cross Robotics Club, Bike Easy, and jewelry artist Vitrice McMurry. NOMA’s festivals celebrate distinct cultures in New Orleans. On May 11, NOMA presented its first annual India Fest in partnership with the Indian Arts Circle of New Orleans. Traditional art and music of India were spotlighted in this colorful cultural celebration. Activities included a traditional lamp lighting ceremony, wedding procession, dance

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By the NumbersSCHOOL/ EDUCATOR

7,741 School Tour participants

(2012-2013 Academic Year)

8,685 School Tour participants

(2013-2014 Academic Year)

3,685 Portrait of Faith: John Paul II in Life and Art

School Tour participants

194 Educator Events participants

37 Mini Masters (2012-2013 Academic Year)

64 Mini Masters (2013-2014 Academic Year)

23 Interns

65 Docents

PUBLIC PROGRAMS

10,441 Friday Nights at NOMA attendees

2,502 India Fest attendees

1,945 Japan Fest attendees

209 Noontime Talk participants

FAMILIES/CHILDREN

595 Family Day participants

453 StoryQuest participants

167 Summer Camp participants

132 Studio KIDS! art class participants

THEATER PERFORMANCES

2,360 Theater Performance attendees

ADULT TOURS

2,702 NOMA Adult Tours

2,941 Portrait of Faith Adult Tours

5,643 Total Adult Tours

Schools Visiting NOMA, 2013-14 Academic Year

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performances, Indian classical music, storytelling, meditation, ornamental henna, lectures and films, and children’s activities. In partnership with the Japan Club of New Orleans, NOMA presented Japan Fest on October 12. This special day, that highlights the artistic heritage and culture of Japan, included Taiko drummers, martial arts demonstrations, sword drawing, traditional

tea ceremonies, dance performances, anime, fashion, bonsai, calligraphy, Japanese food, children’s activities, and much more. In 2013, NOMA received the Foreign Minister of Japan’s Commendation for its outstanding contributions to the promotion of Japanese culture and for its role in fostering a mutual understanding between Japan and the U.S.

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In 2013, the development and external affairs team realized essential resources for the museum with a newly organized staff. Tracking and measuring successes became a priority, as the museum engaged more members and more national foundations. NOMA welcomed leaders in the local corporate community with the establishment of the NOMA Business Council. The Director’s Council, an invitation-only advisory group, was also created. A major award from the Gulf Seafood and Tourism Promotional Fund allowed the museum to continue to broaden its communications and marketing efforts, which led to increased visibility and public engagement with NOMA. Major gifts in 2013 supported a wide range of museum projects and initiatives. A $250,000 gift from Mr. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot Jr. established the Favrot Architecture and Design

$100,000 from The Helis Foundation for Free Wednesdays

$100,000 from the Lois and Lloyd Hawkins, Jr. Foundation for general operating

$50,000 from the Windgate Charitable Foundation for Inventing the Modern World

$26,000 from the RosaMary Foundation for general operating

$25,000 from The Harry T. Howard III Foundation for traveling exhibitions

$18,773 from Fondation Nationale des Arts Graphiques et Plastiques for Camille Henrot: Cities of Ys

$15,000 from NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune for Mini Masters

Media Highlights

NOMA received significant national media coverage for its exhibitions in 2013. Highlights include: Rebecca Bates, “Edward Burtynsky: Water” at the New Orleans Museum of Art and Contemporary Art Center,” Architectural Digest, October 9, 2013.

Endowment at NOMA, and $200,000 from the Ella West Freeman Foundation funded gallery renovations for the presentation of the permanent collection. NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune contributed $15,000 in seed funding to launch Mini Masters, NOMA’s newest and most ambitious educational initiative to date.

Major Gift and Grant Highlights

NOMA maintains an active grants program, and has secured funds both large and small to serve a wide variety of institutional needs within the past year. Highlights include:

$250,000 from Mr. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot to establish an architecture endowment

$250,000 from thePatrick F. Taylor Foundation for the endowment

$200,000 from the Ella West Freeman Foundation for gallery renovations

$150,000 from The Helis Foundation for the endowment

Event Rentals 57 $262,156 Photo Permits 33 $1,650

Total $263,806

# of Events Actual Revenue

Jonathan Blaustein, “Artful, Aerial Views of Humanity’s Impact,” The New York Times, October 29, 2013. Priscilla Frank, “Rashaad Newsome’s ‘King Of Arms’ Comes To New Orleans Museum Of Art,” The Huffington Post, June 20, 2013. Genevieve Fussell, “Gordon Parks: The Making of an Argument,” The New Yorker, October 28, 2013.

Facility Rentals

In 2013, NOMA’s new private events manager refined procedures and guidelines for all facility rentals. In addition, he conducted market research and operational development for a beverage service program that was implemented in January of 2014.

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Event Gross Income Attendance

2013 Fundraising Events

Home and Art Tour $63,325 1000 Art in Bloom $265,000 1188 NOMA Egg Hunt $9,000 884

LOVE in the Garden $93,500 800 Odyssey $402,300 850

TOTAL $833,125 4722

2013 Fundraising Events, Clockwise, starting at top left: NOMA Egg Hunt, Home and Art Tour, Art in Bloom, Odyssey, LOVE in the Garden

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17%Sustaining

18%Individual

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1%Fellows

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MEMBERSHIP HO USEHOLDS BY CATEGORY

Level # of Households

Student 49

Individual 928

Dual/Family 2,853

Sustaining 877

Young Fellows 8

Benefactors 75

Advocates 60

Fellows 123

Circles 68

TOTAL 5,041

Current members as of December 2013

NOMA’s Friday night speakeasy, celebrating the closing of Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs 1851-1939

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Level # of Households

Stewards the Collection

Reaches a Cross Section of the Public

5,371 Digital photographs taken

2,362 Works of art accessioned

419 Works of art newly on view

392 Visiting scholars

49 Loans to traveling exhibitions

21 Exhibitions opened

2 New curators appointed

1 Gallery named

857,448 Website page views

267,117 Website sessions

184,037 Website users

39,878 Social media followers

6,214 General member households < $500

4,722 Supporters of fund-raising events

2,382 Arts Quarterly online readers

273 Upper-level members > $500

17 Business Council members

Inspires Children and Families

10,441 Friday Nights at NOMA attendees 4,410 NOMA School Tour visitors

2,502 India Fest attendees

2,360 Much Ado About Nothing attendees

1,945 Japan Fest attendees

2,070 Movies in the Garden attendees

595 Family Day attendees

453 StoryQuest participants

209 Noontime Talks participants

167 Summer Camp participants

132 Studio KIDS! participants

Supports the Cultural Economy

232,068 Total visitors

120,488 Museum attendance

80,979 Sculpture Garden attendance

77 Full-time equivalent employees

$533,324 Admission sales

$530,599 Museum Shop sales

$90,260 Membership sales at admissions

$1,127,260 Additions to the endowment

NOMA serves the COMMUNITY


DONORS

The New Orleans Museum of Art gratefully acknowledges our 2013 members. Although we cannot list everyone in this annual report, we appreciate your continued support of NOMA and its mission. Thank you!

2013 NOMA Business Council

GoldChevron

Herman, Herman and Katz

SapphireBayou Lacombe Construction Company

SilverBellwether Technology Corporation

NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune

World Trade Center

BronzeCorporate Realty

Ernst & Young

First NBC Bank

GreenBasin St. Station

Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company

Hotel Monteleone

Neal Auction Company, Inc.

Stone Pigman Walther & Wittmann LLC

DONORS

President’s Circle ($20,000)

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney J. Besthoff III

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Brennan

Mr. and Mrs. David F. Edwards

Ms. Adrea D. Heebe and Mr. Dominick A. Russo Jr.

Mrs. Paula L. Maher

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mayer

Mrs. Jeri Nims

Jolie and Robert Shelton

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Sherrill

Mrs. Phyllis Taylor

Director’s Circle ($10,000)

Mr. and Mrs. Herschel L. Abbott Jr.

Mrs. Jack R. Aron

Mr. Justin T. Augustine III

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bertuzzi

Mr. and Mrs. Daryl G. Byrd

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. John F. Fraiche

Mrs. JoAnn Flom Greenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Moffitt

Dr. Howard and Dr. Joy D. Osofsky

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Patrick

Mrs. Charles S. Reily Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Rosen

Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Schneider

Ms. Debra B. Shriver

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Soltis

Mrs. Harold H. Stream Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thomas

Patron’s Circle ($5,000)

Dr. Ronald G. Amedee and Dr. Elisabeth H. Rareshide

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baumer Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Boh

Dr. and Mrs. Isidore Cohn Jr.

Mr. Leonard A. Davis and Ms. Sharon Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Francis

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Frischhertz

Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. George

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Goodyear

Mr. and Mrs. H. Merritt Lane III

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lemann

Dr. Edward D. Levy Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Lewis

Ms. Elizabeth Livingston

Mrs. E. Ralph Lupin

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Masinter

Ms. Kay McArdle

Mr. and Mrs. R. King Milling

Dr. and Mrs. James F. Pierce

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reiss Jr.

Mrs. George Rodrigue

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shearer

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Siegel

Mrs. Frederick M. Stafford

Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Strub

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Stumpf Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Taylor

Ms. Catherine Burns Tremaine

Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Usdin

Mrs. Henry H. Weldon

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brent Wood

Fellows ($1,500)

Mr. John C. Abajian and Mr. Scott R. Simmons

Mrs. Adele L. Adatto

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Adatto

Mr. Alvin R. Albe Jr.

Mr. Wayne F. Amedee

Mrs. H. W. Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. F. Macnaughton Ball Jr.

Mrs. Howard T. Barnett

Ms. Roberta P. Bartee

Mrs. Edward B. Benjamin

Mrs. Marian Mayer Berkett

Dr. Siddharth K. Bhansali

Ms. Elizabeth Boh

Mr. and Mrs. Christian T. Brown

Mrs. B. Temple Brown Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry S. Brown

Judge and Mrs. Christopher Bruno

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bryan Jr.

Mr. E. John Bullard III

Mr. Harold H. Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Capomazza di Campolattaro

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Chase III

Mr. J. Scott Chotin Jr.

Mr. Stephen W. Clayton

Mr. and Mrs. C. Clay Clifton III

Mr. Barry J. Cooper, Jr. and Mr. Stuart H. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cudd III

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Davis III

Mr. and Mrs. George Denegre Jr.

Dr. Nina Dhurandhar

Mr. George B. Dunbar and Mrs. Louisette Brown

Dr. and Mrs. John Ollie Edmunds Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Ehrhardt

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Epstein Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Blair Favrot

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feinman

Mr. Tim L. Fields

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Freeman Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Frierson

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Frischhertz

Ms. Anne Gauthier

Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Genre

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gray

Ms. Susan G. Talley and Mr. James C. Gulotta Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hall

Mrs. S. Herbert Hirsch

Mrs. William H. Hodges

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Huguley III

Mrs. Marvin L. Jacobs

Ms. Anila Keswani

Mrs. E. James Kock, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Laborde

Dr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Lake Jr.

Mr. Henry M. Lambert and Mr. R. Carey Bond

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lane III

Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Lapeyre Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lawrence

Mr. Lee Ledbetter

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lewis

Drs. Cris and Sarah Mandry

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Manshel

Mrs. Walter F. Marcus Jr.

Ms. Valerie Besthoff Marcus

Mrs. Shirley Rabé Masinter

Ms. Marion Andrus McCollam

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLoughlin

Ms. Shelley G. Middleberg and Ms. Carole Jacobson

Ms. Carole Jacobson

Mrs. George R. Montgomery

Dr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Morgan Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Morton

Mrs. Andrée K. Moss

Mr. and Mrs. Biff Motley

Dr. and Mrs. Bert Myers

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Norman Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. John L. Ochsner

Mr. Roger H. Ogden

Dr. Sanford L. Pailet

Mr. and Mrs. Gray S. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Dick H. Piner Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Pulitzer

Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Renwick

Ms. Sally E. Richards

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Richmond III

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roddy

Mr. Arthur Roger

Mr. and Mrs. Louie J. Roussel III

Mr. and Mrs. Hallam L. Ruark

Mrs. Basil J. Rusovich Jr.

Ms. Courtney-Anne Sarpy

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schornstein Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Schwarz

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Scurlock

Dr. Milton W. Seiler

Mrs. Aaron Selber

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shane Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shapiro

Ms. Marjorie Shushan

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Smith

Mrs. Joe D. Smith Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Snodgrass

Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stahel

Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Steiner

Ms. Anne Reily Sutherlin


Ms. Judith Swenson

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Uhalt

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Van der Linden

Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Van Kirk

Mr. and Mrs. George G. Villere

Mr. and Mrs. R. Preston Wailes

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wainer

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wedemeyer

Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Weichert III

Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weilbaecher

Ambassador and Mrs. John G. Weinmann

Mrs. Karolyn Kuntz Westervelt

Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodger Wheaton Jr.

Mrs. Nan S. Wier

Mr. and Mrs. Casey F. Willems

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. A. Williams

Advocates ($500)

Mrs. Jack R. Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Arthurs

Mr. F. Gibson Barham

Mrs. Mat Berenson

Ms. Linda W. Bergeron

Mrs. Janet Blocker

Mrs. Juanita W. Bohn

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bolton

Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Carey

Mr. and Mrs. L. Louis Cazenavette II

Mrs. Rita W. Congemi

Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Corey

Mr. Arthur A. Crais Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Daigle

Dr. V. J. DuRapau Jr.

Ms. Linda Fendley

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fried Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friedler III

Mrs. Lorraine Caffery Friedrichs

Ms. Monica Frois

Dr. Keith R. Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Girard

Ms. Jan C. Gravolet

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African ArtBamana Peoples, Mali; Komo Society Hunter’s Shirt and Hat (douson dlokiro), 20th century; Woven cotton, animal claws, antelope horns, leather, mirrors, cowrie shells, teeth, sea shells, wood; Gift of William A. Fagaly in honor of Kent and Charles Davis, 2013.31.a,.b

Ewe Peoples, Ghana or Togo; Janus Densu/Mami Wata Figure, early 20th century;Wood, pigment; Gift of Drs. Rene and Stevie Bravmann in honor of William Fagaly’s many years of service to NOMA, 2013.32

Asian ArtKamisaka Sekka, Japan; One Thousand Butterflies (Cho Senshu), 1903; Two volumes of woodblock prints; Gift of Babette G. Cohen, 2013.33

Unidentified, China; Large Ding Bowl, 15th century; High-fired stoneware with grayish-white glaze; Gift of Cassius L. Tillman IV and Felice Tillman Harlow in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Tillman, III, 2013.19

Unidentified, Japan; Carp, n.d.; Color woodblock print; Gift of Mercedes Whitecloud, 2013.34

InstallationWill Ryman, American, born 1969; America, 2013; Car parts, railroad parts, cotton, computer parts, corn, coal, bullets, arrowheads, chains, shackles, wood, exterior paint; Gift of Sydney and Walda Besthoff, 2013.8

Native American ArtOttawa Peoples, Canada: Great Lakes; Quilled Knife Sheath, early 19th century; Leather, porcupine quills, vegetable dyes; Gift of Mercedes Whitecloud in memory of Dr. Thomas St. Germain Whitecloud III, 2013.36

Winnebago Peoples, USA: Great Lakes; Bandolier Bag, circa 1870; Glass beads, wool stroud, wool yarn, cotton cloth, and cotton thread; Gift of Mercedes Whitecloud in memory of Dr. Thomas St. Germain Whitecloud III, 2013.35

PaintingNicole Charbonnet, American born 1966; Superman, 2008; Acrylic and mixed media on canvas; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.40

Simon Gunning, born Australia 1956; The Red Barge and The Yellow House, 2006; Oil on canvas, Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.43

Elemore Morgan, Jr, American, 1931-2008; Cloud Series #2, 2006; Acrylic on Masonite; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.48

Brooke Pickett, American born 1980; North Towards Home, 2005; Oil on canvas; Museum purchase, NOMA Contemporaries Fund, 2013.2

Robert Rauschenberg, American, 1925-2008; Melic Meeting (Spread), 1979; Solvent transfer, acrylic, fabric and collage on wood panels with mirror; Gift of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, partial gift in honor of Dora Rauschenberg, and Museum purchase with funds provided by the Helis Foundation, 2013.20

Jim Richard, American, born 1943; Flattop, 1997; Oil on canvas, Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.49

Swoon (aka Caledonia Curry), American born 1978; Thalassa (detail from the Music Box fence), 2012; Wheat-pasted paper on wood, acrylic paint, Museum purchase, 2013.4

Michael Willmon, American born 1951; The Great Katrina Flood, 2006-2007; Oil on canvas; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.56

PhotographyBerenice Abbott, American, 1898-1991; Untitled (from “Red River Logging Company, California” series), circa 1943; Gelatin silver print; Gift of Lori and Victor Germack, 2013.30.1

Berenice Abbott, American, 1898-1991; Untitled (from “Red River Logging Company, California” series), circa 1943; Gelatin silver print; Gift of Lori and Victor Germack, 2013.30.2





Isaac H. Bonsall, American, 1833–1909; Chattanooga Railroad Yards Maintenance Building Smoke Stack, 1863-1864; Albumen print from a glass negative; Gift of the Andrew Smith Gallery, 2013.57

Sesthasak Boonchai, Thai, born 1970; 207 S. Broad, 2006; Pigment print; Gift of the Artist, 2013.29

Attributed to Mathew Brady, American, 1822-1896; Home on Furlough (Aboard the Army Transport), circa 1862 or 1864; Salt print; Museum purchase, De-accessions Fund, 2013.24

Mathew Brady, American, 1822-1896; Gen. Daniel E. Sickles and Gen. Samuel P. Heintzelman, circa 1860 - circa 1865; Salt print; Museum purchase, De-accessions Fund, 2013.23

Debbie Fleming Caffery, American, born 1948; Various titles (collection of 181 photographs), 1970-2012; Gelatin silver prints; Museum purchase, funds provided by an anonymous donor, 2013.1.1-.181

Arthur Grace, American, born 1947; Balloon Ladies, New Orleans, 1988; Silver print; Gift of Jackson Fine Art and Arthur Grace, 2013.17

Serge Korniloff, Russian, active in France, born 1945; Karelia, 1989; “Fresson” pigment print; Gift of Dottie Clemmer, 2013.16

Theodore Lilienthal, American, born Prussia, 1829-1894; St. Charles Hotel, 1867; Albumen print; Museum purchase, Maya and James Brace Fund, 2013.21

Felix Moissenet, American, born France, 1814-?; Freeman, circa 1855; Daguerreotype, sixth plate; Museum purchase, Maya and James Brace Fund, 2013.22

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Amusement Park, New Orleans, 1957, 1957; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.1

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Bad Dog, New Orleans, 1952, 1952, printed 1970’s; Gelatin silver print; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.2

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Boy and Girl Holding Hands in Front of Wall, New Orleans, 1951, 1951; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.3

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Boy and Girl Holding Hands in Front of Wall, New Orleans V4, 1951, 1951; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.4

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Boy and Girl Holding Hands in Front of Wall, New Orleans V2, 1951, 1951; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.5

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Boy on Stool, New Orleans, Louisiana 1952, 1952, printed circa 1970s; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.6

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Boys in White Shirts on Steps, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1952, 1952, printed circa 1952; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.7

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Canal, 1952, 1952, printed circa 1970s; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.8

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Carousel, New Orleans, 1952, 1952, printed circa 1970s; Gelatin silver print; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.9

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Girl on Steps, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1952, 1952, printed circa 1970s; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.10

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Man with Cigar, 1952, printed circa 1970s; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.11

Frank Paulin, American born 1926; Statues in Cemetery, New Orleans, 1952, 1952, printed circa 1970s; Gelatin silver print mounted to board; Gift of Bruce Silverstein Gallery, 2013.58.12

August Sander, German, 1876-1964; Unemployed, 1928; printed circa 1970 by Günther Sander; Gelatin silver print; Gift of E. John Bullard in honor of Russell Lord, 2013.12

Alec Soth, American born 1969; Jim, Wax Museum, Hannibal, Missouri, 2002; Chromogenic print mounted to Dibond; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.52

Karl Struss, American, 1886-1981; Boy with Borzoi, 1915; Platinum print; Gift of E. John Bullard in memory of Natasha, 2013.13

ACQUISITIONS


Unidentified, probably Siam; Untitled [Asian village scene, probably Siam], circa 1865; Albumen silver print from a glass negative; Museum purchase, 2013.5

Various; Collection of Stereographs, n.d.; Gelatin silver prints, albumen silver prints, and salt prints; Gift of the Lill Family, 2013.14.1-.2000

John Waters, American born 1946; Pig Latin, 2008; 8 chromogenic prints, ed. 1/5; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.53

Prints, Drawings and Works on Paper

Willie M. Birch, American born 1942; Birthday Radio, 1993; Mixed media on paper; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.39

James Drake, American, born 1946; The Rain of Huitzikopchtli, 2007; Mixed media on paper; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.41

Troy Dugas, American born 1970; Radial Forms Four 3, 2013; Product labels mounted to paper; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.42

Robert Kipniss, American born 1931; Hillside afternoon, n.d.; Lithograph, artist proof, ed. IV/XXV; Gift of Steven Bordner, 2013.26

Robert Kipniss, American born 1931; Untitled (landscape), n.d.; Lithograph, sepia print, ed. 16/100; Gift of Steven Bordner, 2013.27

Robert Kipniss, American born 1931; Untitled (still life), n.d.; Lithograph, ed. 6/120; Gift of Steven Bordner, 2013.28

Samuel A. Marx, American, 1885-1964; Untitled, n.d. Watercolor on paper; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Moses in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Waldhorn, 2013.18

John Ruskin, English, 1819-1900; A Cave Seen in Shade, 1830s; Graphite, watercolor, and gouache on light buff wove paper; Museum purchase, Joel and John T. Weinstock Fund for Prints and Drawings, 2013.6.2

John Ruskin, English, 1819-1900; A Cave Seen in Sunlight, 1830s; Graphite, watercolor, and gouache on light buff wove paper; Museum purchase, Joel and John T. Weinstock Fund for Prints and Drawings, 2013.6.1

John T. Scott, American, 1940-2007; MayAnn, 2004; Woodblock carved with chainsaws; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.51

Various Artists, France; Galerie Contemporaine, 19th century; Photo album with 40 woodburytypes; Gift of Priscilla and John Lawrence, 2013.15.1-.40

Tom Wesselmann, American, 1931-2004; Great American Nude: Embossed Nude with Still-life 2, 1967; Blind intaglio with hand coloring, ed.1/20; The Roland-Geist Collection, gift of George Roland in memory of Joan Murphy Young, 2013.25

SculptureRadcliffe Bailey, American, born 1968; Ark, 2008; Mixed media; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.38

Roy Lichtenstein, American, 1923-1997; Five Brushstrokes, 1994, fabricated 2010; Painted and fabricated steel, the AP from the edition of 1 plus AP; Gift of Sydney and Walda Besthoff and partial gift of the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, 2013.7

Srdjan Loncar, Croatian, born 1971; Campfire, 2006; Styrofoam, digital prints, pins; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.44

Srdjan Loncar, Croatian, born 1971; Deer, 2006; Styrofoam, digital prints, pins; Gift of 49% interest from Arthur Roger, 2013.45

Shawne Major, American, born 1968; War Channel, 2008; Mixed media tapestry consisting of plastic toys (soldiers, coins, trophies, flies, cowboy hats, rings, bracelets, hoops, Frisbees), wooden crosses, silk

flowers and satin ribbon roses, fake fur, beads, dissembled crocheted afghan, military buttons, watches, sequin chains, costume jewelry, broken watches, crocheted craft items & appliqués sewn onto base of fabric, clothes and poultry netting; Gift of the Artist in memory of Clara David, 2013.9

Michel Sinvil, Haitian, born 1949; Bull, circa 1971; Painted polychrome papier-mâché; Gift of Perry E. H. Smith, 2013.37

VideoDerek Larson, American, born 1978; Fountains of Youth, 2012; Digital video (4 minutes, 56 seconds), wood, sandbags, foam-core, glue; Museum purchase, NOMA Contemporaries Fund, 2013.3.1

Derek Larson, American, born 1978; Sent from my iPhone, 2012; Digital video (8 minutes, 33 seconds), wood, sandbags, foam-core, glue; Museum purchase, NOMA Contemporaries Fund, 2013.3.2

Derek Larson, American, born 1978; Waste is All We Have, 2012; Digital video (7 minutes, 58 seconds), wood, sandbags, foam-core, glue; Museum purchase, NOMA Contemporaries Fund, 2013.3.3

Melic Meeting (Spread), 1979, Robert Rauschenberg, American, 1925-2008, solvent transfer, acrylic, fabric and collage on wood panels with mirror, Gift of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, partial gift in honor of Dora Rauschenberg, and Museum purchase with funds provided by the Helis Foundation, 2013.20. Art © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY


LOANS FROM THE COLLECTION

Camille Pissarro

June 4 – September 15, 2013Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain

October 15, 2013 – January 26, 2014 Caixa Forum, Barcelona, Spain

Camille Pissarro, French, 1830–1903, Garden of the Tuileries in Winter, 1900, Oil on canvas, The Mrs. Frederick M. Stafford Collection, EL.1977.12

Earth Matters: Land as Material and Metaphor in the Arts of Africa

April 22, 2013 – February 23, 2014 Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, Washington, DC

Sango or Kota-Ondoumbo Peoples, Guardian Figure with Reliquary Bundle (Mbumba Bwete), Wood, brass, copper, shell, rope, natural fiber, Bequest of Victor K. Kiam, 77.234

Yoruba Peoples, Pair of Osugbo Society Staffs (Edan Osugbo), n.d., Bronze, Promised and partial gift of Nancy Stern, 2009.167.1,.2

Environment Impact

September 1 – October 31, 2013 Canton Museum of Art, Canton, Ohio

Richard Misrach, American, born 1949, Untitled (New Orleans and the Gulf Coast), 2005, Archival color pigment print, Gift of the Artist, 2010.187.32

Richard Misrach, American, born 1949, Untitled (New Orleans and the Gulf Coast), 2005, Archival color pigment print, Gift of the Artist, 2010.187.43

Fritz Bultman: An American Abstractionist

October 19, 2013 – January 5, 2014 Louisiana Arts and Science Museum, Baton Rouge, LA

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, Doorkeeper, 1947, Oil on canvas, The Muriel Bultman Francis Collection, 86.162

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, Leaf, 1963, Bronze, The Muriel Bultman Francis Collection, 86.163

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, Garden Spring, 1982, Collage of painted paper, Gift of Jeanne Bultman and the Bultman Family, 93.168

Peru: Kingdoms of the Sun and the Moon

January 28 – May 12, 2013Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal, Québec, Canada

October 17, 2013 – January 5, 2014Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA

Attrributed to Bernardo Legarda, Ecuadorian, active 1731-1762, Virgin of Quito, circa 1740, Polychromed wood with silver, Museum purchase, the Ella West Freeman Foundation Matching Fund, 69.44

Unidentified Artist, Cuzco School, Saint James the Moorslayer (Santiago Matamoros), 18th century, Oil on linen, Museum purchase, 74.281

Unidentified Artist, Cuzco School, Archangel Michael Triumphant, 17th century, Polychromed mahogany wood with gold and silver leaf, Museum purchase and gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Q. Davis and the Stern Fund, 74.279

Rhythm & Improvisation: John T. Scott and his Legacy

April 20 – July 14, 2013 Louisiana Arts and Science Museum, Baton Rouge, LA

John T. Scott, American, 1940–2007, Alanda’s Dream Tree, 1985, Painted steel, brass, stainless steel cable, The Muriel Bultman Francis Collection, 86.292

John T. Scott, American, 1940–2007, Table Top Mobile, 1998, painted aluminum, Gift of Albert Greenstone, 2007.122

Robert Diebenkorn: The Berkeley Years, 1953‑1966

June 22, 2013 – February 16, 2014 de Young Museum, San Francisco, CA

Richard Diebenkorn, American, 1922–1993, Woman on Porch, 1958, Oil on canvas, Museum purchase through the National Endowment for the Arts Matching Grant, 77.64

Spanish Sojourns: Robert Henri and the Spirit of Spain

October 18, 2013 – May 4, 2014 Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia

Robert Henri, American, 1865–1929, Spanish Gypsy Child, circa 1909, Oil on canvas, Gift of the Art Association of New Orleans, 60.25

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, Head No. 9, 1973, Bronze, The Muriel Bultman Francis Collection, 86.156

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, Migrations, 1975, Collage of painted papers, Gift of Ellis Johann Bultman and Anthony F. Bultman, 2014.5

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, Sun Figure, 1955, Oil on canvas, The Muriel Bultman Francis Collection, 86.157

Fritz Bultman, American, 1919–1985, The Cloak II, 1963, Bronze, The Muriel Bultman Francis Collection, 86.164

Georges Braque

September 16, 2013 – May 2014 Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX

Georges Braque, French, 1882–1963, Landscape at l’Estaque, 1906, Oil on canvas, Bequest of Victor K. Kiam, 77.284

Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land

May 17, 2013 – January 2014 Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe, NM

Georgia O’Keeffe, American, 1887–1986, My Backyard, 1937, Oil on canvas, Museum purchase, City of New Orleans Capital Funds, 73.8

Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at World’s Fairs, 1851‑1939

April 7, 2012 – January 19, 2014 Exhibited at the Carnegie and the Nelson Atkins Museums in 2012

April 12 – July 21, 2013 New Orleans Museum of Art

September 21, 2013 – January 19, 2014Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC

Haviland & Co., Figural Candelabra, 1852-53, Parian and glazed porcelain with enamel, gilding, and gilded brass, Gift of Dr. Wayne T. Moore in memory of his wife Elizabeth Nelms Moore (1927-2004), 2007.26.1,.2

Joseph Cornell and Surrealism in New York

October 18, 2013 – February 10, 2014 Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, France

Joseph Cornell, American, 1903–1972, Untitled, (18 compasses-Compass Case), n.d., Paper, box construction, Gift of the Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation, 2002.306

Unemployed, 1928, August Sander, German, 1876-1964, printed circa 1970 by Günther Sander, Gelatin silver print, Gift of E. John Bullard in honor of Russell Lord, 2013.12 © 2014 Die Photographische Sammlung / SK Stiftung Kultur - August Sander Archiv, Cologne / ARS, NY


Surrealism and the Dream

October 8, 2013 – January 12, 2014 Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain

René Magritte, Belgian, 1898–1967, L’Art de la Conversation, 1950, Oil on canvas, Gift of William H. Alexander, 56.61

The Armory Show at 100: The New Art Spirit

October 11, 2013 – February 23, 2014 New York Historical Society, New York

Camille Pissarro, French, 1830–1903, Sun Setting at Éragny, 1894, Oil on canvas, The Mrs. Frederick M. Stafford Collection, EL.1977.11

The Faith & the Fury: Noel Rockmore and his Patron

July 20 – October 6, 2013 Louisiana Arts and Science Museum, Baton Rouge, LA

Noel Rockmore, American, 1928–1995, Portrait of Billie and Dede Pierce, 1963, Oil on canvas, Gift of Alice E. Barry in memory of Lewis C. Barry, 97.839

Noel Rockmore, American, 1928–1995, Portrait of Bill Russell, 1973, Oil on canvas, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wolfson, 2002.317

Noel Rockmore, American, 1928–1995, The Sorcerer, 1967, Oil on canvas with collage elements, Gift of Alice E. Barry in memory of Lewis C. Barry, 97.83

Noel Rockmore, American, 1928–1995, Mother Margaret, 1963, Oil on canvas, Gift of Sacha Bornestein Clay and Rachel Bornestein Porter in loving memory of their mother Patricia Bornestein Nicholas, 98.189

Noel Rockmore, American, 1928–1995, The French Quarter and Mississippi River through the Eyes of an Artist Recently Arrived from Coney Island, 1952, Egg tempera on Masonite, Museum Purchase, P. Roussel Norman Fund, 97.127

The River Between Us

September 26 – December 1, 2013 Longue Vue House and Gardens, New Orleans, LA

Chitimacha Peoples, Lidded Double Weave Trunk, circa 1920, Split cane (arundinaria), natural dyes, Gift of Mercedes Whitecloud in memory of Dr. Thomas St. Germain Whitecloud, III, 97.94a,b

Chitimacha Peoples, Lidded Storage Basket with “worm tracks” design, circa 1920, Split cane (arundinaria), natural dyes, Gift of Mercedes Whitecloud in memory of Dr. Thomas St. Germain Whitecloud, III, 97.105

Wilfred d’Aquin, Car Passenger Train Opens Service on New River Bridge, 1935, December 17, Gelatin silver print, Gift of the Times-Picayune, 97.196

William Henry Jackson, American, 1843–1942, The Levee at Chalmette, New Orleans, 1900, Photogravure, Gift of Joshua Mann Pailet in honor and in memory of my Czechoslovakian grandparents and uncle, Josef, Alma Jiri Mann, who perished in 1943 at the hands of the Nazis, 94.340.13

William Henry Jackson, American, 1843–1942, Cotton on the Levee at New Orleans, n.d., Photogravure, Gift of Joshua Mann Pailet in honor and in memory of my Czechoslovakian grandparents and uncle, Josef, Alma Jiri Mann, who perished in 1943 at the hands of the Nazis, 94.340.2

William Henry Jackson, American, 1843–1942, Oyster Sacks at the Levee, New Orleans, n.d., Photogravure, Gift of Joshua Mann Pailet in honor and in memory of my Czechoslovakian grandparents and uncle, Josef, Alma Jiri Mann, who perished in 1943 at the hands of the Nazis, 94.340.7

Unidentified Photographer, River Baptism, 1941, January 2, Gelatin silver print, Gift of the Times-Picayune, 97.199

Marie Verrett, Native American, Houma, Moss Doll (Woman Holding Basket and Child), contemporary, Moss, palmetto, ribbon, yarn, beads, feather, Dr. Thomas and Mercedes Whitecloud Collection of Native American Art, TMW(3)-85

Marie Verrett, Native American, Houma, Moss Doll (Man), contemporary, Moss, cloth, yarn, beads, Dr. Thomas and Mercedes Whitecloud Collection of Native American Art, TMW(3)-86

Vasily Kandinsky: From Blaue Reiter to the Bauhaus

October 3, 2013 – February 10, 2014 Neue Galerie New York, Museum for German and Austrian Art, New York, NY

Wassily Kandinsky, French, born Russia, 1866–1944, Sketch for “Several Circles,” 1926, Oil on paper, laid down on canvas, Gift of Mrs. Edgar B. Stern, 64.31

Newcomb College Workshop; Joseph Fortune Meyer, Holt, Vase “Yellow Poppies,” 1903, Earthenware: incised and polychrome glazed, Gift of Maline Levy in honor of her mother, Elmere Morgansein, 2012.52

Miriam K. Levy, Newcomb Guild, Nine-Link Bracelet, 1934, Gold, 10 kart, Gift of Mrs. Julia Brown, 95.405

Newcomb College Workshop; Meyer, Joseph Fortune; Smith, Two Handled Bowl with Phlox Design, 1894-1901, Earthenware: raised, applied and gloss-glazed, Gift of J. Norcom Jackson, Jr., 91.164

Hannah Seymour Graham, Portfolio of Drawings, Newcomb College, circa 1913, Watercolor, graphite, and ink on various paper, Gift of Neal F. Pendleton, Jr. in memory of his beloved wife, Patricia McCarthy Pendleton, 94.269.24

Henrietta Bailey, Joseph Fortune Meyer, Newcomb College Workshop, Vase, circa 1906, Earthenware, Gift of Newcomb College, 38.12

Women, Art, and Social Change: The Newcomb Pottery Enterprise

October 3, 2013 – March 9, 2014Newcomb Art Gallery, Woldenberg Art Center, Tulane University, New Orleans

Marie de Hoa LeBlanc, Newcomb College Workshop; Meyer, Plaque “Southern Pines”, 1909, Earthenware: polychrome-glazed, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Maury Toledano, by exchange, 88.223

Newcomb College Workshop; Mary William Butler, Jos Meyer, Vase “Blue Crabs”, circa 1903, Earthenware: thrown, incised and flambé glazed, Gift of Newcomb College, 38.31

Newcomb College Workshop; Kennon, Roberta Beverly; Meyer, Vase “Begonias”, 1902, Earthenware, Gift of Newcomb College, 38.21

Hannah Seymour Graham, Portfolio of Drawings, Newcomb College, circa 1913, Watercolor, graphite, and ink on various paper, Gift of Neal F. Pendleton, Jr. in memory of his beloved wife, Patricia McCarthy Pendleton, 94.269.25

Peru: Kingdoms of the Sun and the Moon

Virgin of Quito, circa 1740, Attrributed to Bernardo Legarda, Ecuadorian, active 1731-1762, Polychromed wood with silver, Museum purchase, the Ella West Freeman Foundation Matching Fund, 69.44


FINANCIAL REPORT

The Condensed Statement of Financial Position and the Condensed Statement of Operations are

derived from the financial statements of the New Orleans Museum of Art as of December 31, 2013,

which have been audited by Postlewaite & Netterville. The Condensed Statement of Financial Position

does not include the value of the Museum’s collection. A complete set of the New Orleans Museum of

Art’s audited financial statements for 2013 and prior years is available at www.noma.org

EXPENSES | $10,559,487

REVENUES | $10,501,998

Contributions

Museum Admissions & NOMA Shop

Government Support & Other Revenue

11% Membership & Programs

14%3%

10%

62%

Endowment Income Allocation, Restricted Gifts, and Grants

Building Operations 22%

Administrative 20%

Education

Member Activities & Other Restricted Expenses

Collection Care & Exhibition

56%8%Public Relations & Fund Raising

4%Museum Shop

Administrative

12%Facilities

13% 4%

3%

Cash and cash equivalents $2,282,722 Receivables 427,565 Inventory 172,490 Prepaid expenses 187,466

Promises to give, long-term 270,000

Investments, long-term and real property 46,155,396

Building improvements and equipment, net 11,834,660

Total Assets $61,330,299

ASSETS

Condensed Statement of Financial Position For the Year Ended December 31, 2013

LIABILITIES Payables $537,413 Deferred expenses 94,007 NET ASSETS Unrestricted: Operating 1,872,699 Investment in building and improvements 11,834,660 Board designated endowment 11,006,103 Temporary restricted 10,848,084 Permanently restricted 25,137,333

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $61,330,299

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Memberships and events $1,144,102 Foundation support 816,974 Admission charges 606,999Museum shop 504,167Programs 363,486Government support 272,862Individual contributions 142,617Corporate support 85,266Other 22,527 Endowment income allocation, restricted gifts, and grants 6,542,998

Total Revenue $10,501,998

REVENUE

Condensed Statement of Operations For the Year Ended December 31, 2013

Exhibition and collection care $5,905,470 Building operations 1,418,161 Administration 1,238,806 Public relations and fundraising 879,263 Museum shop 455,778 Education 388,286 Member activities and other 273,723

Total Expenses $10,559,487

Net Loss from Operations $(57,489)

Beginning Fund Balance Operations 131,124

Ending Fund Balance Operations $72,635

EXPENSES

MUSEUM ATTENDANCE

LA residents 22,539

Out of state 20,888

NOMA members 17,038

Education groups 15,875

Free Wednesdays 43,737

Events 23,605

Sculpture Garden 88,386

Total visitors 232,068


Acquisitions Endowment Funds

William McDonald and Eva Carol Boles Endowment Fund 3,460,754$

George Frierson Art Purchase Fund 1,479,063

Robert Gordy Art Purchase Fund 901,323

Carmen Donaldson Art Purchase Fund 673,862

Carrie Heiderich Acquisition Fund 518,500

Elise Mayer Bestoff Endowment Fund 466,603

Mervin G. Morais Endowment for Decorative Arts 326,833

Tina Freeman Photography Art Purchase Fund 323,324

P.R. and Sunny Norman Art Purchase Fund 320,999

Francoise Billion Richardson African Art Acquisition Fund 259,251

Joel Weinstock Art Purchase Fund 242,059

Alvin and Carol Merlin Acquisition Fund 52,531

Benjamin J. Harrod Art Purchase Fund 15,312

Augusta M. Jourdan Art Purchase Fund 14,832

Total Acquisitions Endowment Funds 9,055,247

Exhibition and Program Endowment Funds

Azby Endowment Fund 315,027

Charlotte Mann & Joshua Mann Pailet Endowment Fund 264,392

Favrot Architecture and Design Endowment Fund 250,000

George F. Lapeyre Fund 170,280

Chapman H. Hyams 1951 Trust Fund 196,231

Chapman H. Hyams 1952 Trust Fund 17,164

Total Exhibition and Program Endowment Funds 1,213,096

Position Endowment Funds

Ella West Freeman Foundation Director's Fund 1,479,690

RosaMary Foundation Curator of Decorative Arts and Design 1,512,934

Zemurray Foundation Curatorial Fellow for Spanish Colonial Art 1,512,429

Freeman Family Curator of Photography 1,259,777

Francoise Billion Richardson Curator of African Art Endowment Fund 500,000

Total Position Endowment Funds 6,264,829

Education Endowment Funds

Taylor Education Endowment Fund 575,585

Patrick F. Taylor Scholar Fund 430,571

Marian Dreux Van Horn II Youth Art Education Fund 182,800

Total Education Endowment Funds 1,188,956

Operating Endowment Funds

General Operating Endowment Fund 24,019,790

Besthoff Operating Endowment Fund 1,310,958

Total Operating Endowment Funds 25,330,747

Total Endowment Funds 43,052,875$

NEW ORLEANS MUSEUM OF ARTSchedule of Endowment Funds

December 31, 2013


Officers and Executive Committee

David F. Edwards, President

Tommy Coleman, Vice-President

Mrs. Ludovico Feoli, Vice-President

Donna Perret Rosen, Vice-President

Mrs. Edward George, Secretary

Ms. Kay McArdle, Treasurer

Sydney J. Besthoff III, Executive Committee

Timothy Francis, Executive Committee

Mike Siegel, Executive Committee

Members

Herschel L. Abbott Jr.

Justin T. Augustine III

Dr. Siddharth K. Bhansali

Susan Brennan

Kia Silverman Brown

Robin Burgess

Daryl Byrd

Mrs. Mark Carey

Edgar L. Chase III

Maurice Cox

H.M. “Tim” Favrot Jr.

Tina Freeman

Janet Frischhertz

Susan G. Guidry

Lee Hampton

Stephen A. Hansel

Ms. Adrea Heebe

Ms. Allison Kendrick

Mayor Mitch Landrieu

E. Ralph Lupin, M.D.

Paul Masinter

Mrs. Charles B. Mayer

Mrs. Michael Moffitt

Howard J. Osofsky, MD

J. Stephen Perry

Mrs. James J. Reiss Jr.

Mrs. George Rodrigue

Brian Schneider

Robert Shelton

Kitty Duncan Sherrill

Carol Short

Mrs. Lynes Sloss

Ms. Alexandra Stafford

Mrs. Richard L. Strub

Robert Taylor

Suzanne Thomas

Melanee Gaudin Usdin

Brent Wood

National Trustees

Joseph Baillio

Mrs. Carmel Cohen

Mrs. Mason Granger

Jerry Heymann

Herbert Kaufman, MD

Mrs. James Pierce

Debra B. Shriver

Mrs. Henry H. Weldon

Mrs. Billie Milam Weisman

Honorary Life Members

Russell Albright, MD

Mrs. Jack R. Aron

Mrs. Edgar L. Chase Jr.

Isidore Cohn Jr., MD

Prescott N. Dunbar

S. Stewart Farnet

Sandra Draughn Freeman

Kurt A. Gitter, MD

Mrs. Erik Johnsen

Richard W. Levy, MD

Mr. J. Thomas Lewis

Mrs. Paula L. Maher

Mrs. J. Frederick Muller

Mrs. Robert Nims


R. Randolph Richmond Jr.

Mrs. Frederick M. Stafford

Harry C. Stahel

Mrs. Moise S. Steeg Jr.

Mrs. Harold H. Stream

Mrs. James L. Taylor

Mrs. John N. Weinstock


America, 2013 (detail), Will Ryman, American, born 1969 car parts, railroad parts, cotton, computer parts, corn, coal, bullets, arrowheads, chains, shackles, wood, exterior paint Gift of Sydney and Walda Besthoff, 2013.8. (c) Will Ryman.



The Montine McDaniel Freeman Director

Susan M. Taylor

Finance and Administration

Gail Asprodites, Deputy Director of Finance and Administration

Patricia Alexander

Pamela Buckman

Donna Dunn

Karen Grammar

Kasandra Larsen

Beverlyn Martin

Karl Oelkers

Leo Sayer

Curatorial Affairs

Lisa Rotondo McCord, Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs

Lucia Abramovich

Roman Alokhin

Sesthasak Boonchai

Melissa Buchanan

Monika Cantin

Sheila Cork

William Fagaly

Anthony Garma III

Tao nha Hoang

Jennifer Ickes

Miranda Lash

Russell Lord

Marie-Page Phelps

Todd Rennie

Anne Roberts

William Sooter

Paul Tarver

Alice Yelen

Development and External Affairs

Brooke Minto, Deputy Director of Development and External Affairs

Christina Carr

Aisha Champagne

Molly Cobb

Raleigh Cooper

Allison Gouaux

Kristen Jochem

Taylor Murrow

Ainsley Nunez

Gia Rabito

Laura Wallis

Interpretation and Audience Engagement

Allison Reid, Deputy Director of Interpretation and Audience Engagement

Brad Caldwell

Tracy Kennan

Rebecca B. Madura

Chicory Miles

Elise Solomon

Belinda Tanno

Maintenance

Christian Bauer

Noreen Chappita

Carey Danna Sr.

Gerard Feraci

Melba Growe

Eugene Hanemann

John House

Steven Lewis

Vernon Patrick

Keith Whins

2013 NOMA STAFF

Security

Byron Winbush, Chief of Security

Keyanna Adams

Teresita Bobo

Cheryl Casanova

Mary Crumes

Alexandra Harpigny

Hassan Hasan

Charles Henry

Cassie Hunter

Gregory Jones

Victor Maumus

Waleska Parrozzo

Paul Perrot

Vanessa Smith

Latanya Solomon

Arcola Sutton

Curtis Taylor

Bryan White

Visitor Services

Antine Rieger

Monique Tourres

Museum Shop

Evelyn Beagle

Kristen Blaum

Catherine Blouin

May Denstedt

Marietta Fernandez Lopez

Mariel Jarreau

Laura Povinelli

Helen Redmann

Susan Rigby

Martha Savitzky

Laura Sullivan

FRONT COVER

Five Brushstrokes, 1994, fabricated 2010, Roy Lichtenstein, American, 1923-1997; ; Painted and fabricated steel, the AP from the edition of 1 plus AP; Gift of Sydney and Walda Besthoff and partial gift of the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, 2013.7. Art © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

BACK COVER

North Towards Home, 2005, Brooke Pickett, American born 1980, oil on canvas, Museum purchase, NOMA Contemporaries Fund, 2013.2, © Brooke Pickett

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