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April 13, 2013

Welcome to Art After Dark: All that Glitters!

We are thrilled that you have joined us for the seventh Art After Dark at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Since its inauguration almost nine years ago, this important event has raised close to one million dollars, and we at the Museum are extremely proud and grateful that it has become a major fundraising event for the Division of Education and Public Programs.

As a donor to Art After Dark, you provide essential support for the Museum’s Division of Education and Public Programs while enabling its dedicated staff to carry out its mission—to relate, through interpretation, the Museum’s collections to the needs and interests of a diverse audience.

The Museum has recently unveiled the results of a multiyear Strategic Planning effort. Among its goals are audience development, activating the collection, enhancing our visitors’ experience, and civic engagement. The role of education at the Museum is at the heart of all of these four initiatives, and for this reason your support of this event is more important than ever as we build on past successes and embark on a new chapter in the history of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

We offer a toast to four terrific cochairs—Pamela Berkman, Andrea Freundlich, Anne Hamilton, and Karen Tarte—and their dedicated committee for their passion and vision, which have created another successful Art After Dark.

Please enjoy this evening’s festivities, and thank you for your ongoing and most generous support.

Timothy RubThe George D. Widener Director and Chief Executive Officer

Gail HarrityPresident and Chief Operating Officer

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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

225 Main Capitol Building | Harrisburg, PA 17120 | 717.787.2500 | Fax 717.772.8284 | www.pa.gov

GREETINGS:

It is my pleasure to welcome all of the artists, educators and supporters gathered for the Art After Dark fundraiser, celebrating extraordinary art and exceptional cultural education at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Since the Museum’s new home opened in 1929, this Philadelphia institution has never ceased to inspire its visitors. This opening also marked the beginning of a new era in community arts and enrichment. The Museum’s Division of Education and Public Programs seized the opportunity that this facility provided to invite visitors, both young and old, to discover art.

Over the years, staff, volunteers and supporters have developed some of the most comprehensive and successful museum education programs in the nation. From tours, lectures and classes for the experienced art lover to fun, hands-on activities for the youngest visitor, the program has infused generations of patrons with a better appreciation for the Museum’s collections.

As Governor, and on behalf of all Pennsylvanians, I extend my sincere appreciation to the Division of Education for all they have given to the citizens of our Commonwealth. Please accept my best wishes for an enjoyable, memorable and successful fundraiser.

TOM CORBETT Governor April 13, 2013

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April 13, 2013

We are thrilled to welcome you to the Philadelphia Museum of Art on this exciting occasion—Art After Dark: All that Glitters. Inspired by the extraordinary architecture of the Museum’s iconic building, the committee has put months of work into creating an event that is sure to dazzle our guests.

Tonight is all about the sparkling gem that is the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In addition to its world-renowned collections, the Museum offers an innovative array of educational programming. Year after year, the work of the Division of Education and Public Programs makes the Museum’s collections and special exhibitions come to life for a vast and diverse audience of all ages and backgrounds.

As event cochairs, we are deeply grateful to you for contributing to the success of this event. We also thank our enthusiastic committee members who have done so much to create this delightful evening, especially Tribute Book Cochairs Kirstin Engelman and Julia Fleischner for their tireless efforts in making this year’s book a huge success. We honor the cochairs and committees of past events, and we salute Marla Shoemaker, The Kathleen C. Sherrerd Senior Curator of Education, and her staff for doing such admirable work.

Please, enjoy everything that Art After Dark has to offer, and have an amazing night!

Pamela Berkman Andrea Freundlich Anne Hamilton Karen Tarte

Cochairs, Art After Dark 2013

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April 13, 2013

Dear Art After Dark Committee Members, Donors, and Guests,

Congratulations to one and all for this truly shimmering evening of art and entertainment—all to support educational activities at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Thanks to the funds raised this evening, Museum programs will continue to introduce thousands of children from Philadelphia, New Jersey, and the Delaware Valley to creativity and the arts while engaging their young minds in thinking about and responding to some of the greatest artworks of humankind. In this era of shrinking school budgets, it is even more important that museums like this one reach children from all walks of life.

I extend special thanks to this year’s Committee Cochairs Pamela Berkman, Andrea Freundlich, Anne Hamilton, and Karen Tarte for their enthusiasm and hard work, not to mention their grace and style. They are true ambassadors for the Museum and the Division of Education and Public Programs, and without them and their enthusiastic committee, including Tribute Book Cochairs Kirstin Engelman and Julia Fleischner, this event would not be possible.

I hope you enjoy this festive and meaningful evening and come back to the Museum often to experience all that it has to offer—from a wide array of family and adult programs to spectacular exhibitions and installations —there is something for the art lover in all of us to enjoy!

Have a wonderful evening, and again, thank you.

Marla K. Shoemaker The Kathleen C. Sherrerd Senior Curator of Education Philadelphia Museum of Art

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EvEnt CoChairs

Pamela Berkman

Andrea Freundlich

Anne Hamilton

Karen Tarte

tributE book CoChairs

Kirstin Engelman

Julia Fleischner

CommittEE

Hallee Adelman

Susanna Lachs Adler

Jill Aschkenasy

Sandra Baldino

Christine Berrettini

Shelly Brown

Lydie Brown

Susan Burch

Gretchen Burke

Lisa Burnett

Nicole Cashman

Hope Cohen

Jill Durovsik

Barbara Eberlein

Jaimie Field

Janice Gault

Kim Gray

Denelle Green-Drake

Joanie Hall

Pia Halloran

Patricia Henhoeffer

Liza Herzog

Marjorie Honickman

Angela Hudson

Patty Isen

Hillary Krain

Ana Maria Lenfest

Vicki Le Vine

Elie-Anne Lewis

JoAnn Massengill

Bridgette Mayer

Hilarie Morgan

Carolyn Bedrosian Nagy

Georgiana Noll

Anne O’Malley

Leah Popowich

Lisa Popowich

Olivia Rabe

Pamela Raju

Polly Richman

Liz Rosenbaum

Pia RoyChowdhury

Michele Rubenstein

David A. Schwartz

Linda Soukup

Sharon Taffet

Helene van Beuren

Sherry Varrelman

Kuntal Warwick

Noele Wein

Margie Weingarten

Janine Yass

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Dr. Sankey V. Williams and Constance H. Williams are proud to support the Division of Education

and Public Programs.

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Pamela and David Berkman support the Philadelphia Museum of Art and its wonderful education

programs. Thanks to my fellow co-chairs and to the Museum staff for your dedication and hard work.

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Thank you to the committee for your tireless efforts on behalf of Art After Dark!

Anne and Matt Hamilton

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The Tarte Family is proud to support the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Many thanks to Pam, Andrea, Anne, and our wonderful Art After Dark committee.

It has been a pleasure to work with all of you.

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Jaimie and David Field

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Seed the Dream Foundation

Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg

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Marsha and Jeffrey Perelman

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Sotheby’s salutes Marla Shoemaker and the Division of Education and Public Programs

at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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Congratulations to Pam, Andrea, Anne, and Karen on a dazzling event!

Janine and Jeff Yass

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The Burke Family

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Raise the torch for Education . . . and light up the world.

Lynne and Harold Honickman

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Allied Mortgage Group and Pia and Shantanu RoyChowdhury salute the Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Stephen Starr Events is a proud sponsor of Art After Dark and caterer to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Visit Granite Hill, located in the Museum, to experience a modern take on traditional French fare.

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Kirstin and Jeff Engelman congratulate the Art After Dark committee and

the Museum staff for a dazzling event!

Artwork by Ruth Engelman

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Julia and David Fleischner are proud to support Art After Dark!

Modern & Contemporary Art Auction 05/05/13

Silver & Objets de Vertu Auction 04/18/13

Anne Henry 267.414.1220ahenry@freemansauction.com

David Walker 267.414.1216dwalker@freemansauction.com

Exhibition opens Thursday, May 2 at 10amExhibition opens Friday, April 12 at 10am

Alexander Calder “La Memoire Elementare” Eleven Lithographs1978, set of eleven signed and numbered color lithographs, all sheets: 20 1/4 x 28 3/8 in.$15,000–25,000

Fine George III silver fruit basket on stand John Wakelin & William Taylor, London, 1780-81 $8,000-12,000

The unique and exceptional... find it at Freeman’s

American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists including works by Walter Stuempfig from the Forbes Collection Auction 06/09/13

Fine Jewelry & Watches including the David Landes Collection Auction 05/06/13

www.freemansauction.com

Alasdair Nichol 267.414.1211anichol@freemansauction.com

Madeline McCauley 267.414.1227mmccauley@freemansauction.com

Exhibition opens Wednesday, June 5 at 10amExhibition opens Thursday, May 2 at 10am

Fern Isabel Coppedge Winter on the DelawareSigned ‘Fern I. Coppedge’ bottom right, oil on canvas, 18 x 20 in. $40,000–60,000

Lady’s impressive 14.87 carat fancy yellow diamond ring Estimate upon request

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Bob and Joanie Hall

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Dean S. Adler and Susanna Lachs

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Bob and Penny Fox

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The Freundlichs support the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s award-winning education programs.

Thank you to Pam, Karen, and Anne and our wonderful planning committee!

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Dr. and Mrs. Todd Albert

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Dr. and Mrs. Bert O’Malley

Artwork by Michael O’Malley

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Maxine S. and Howard H. Lewis

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Pia and Richard Halloran

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Congratulations to the most Glittering cochairs: Pam, Andrea, Anne, and Karen!

Lydie Brown and Paul de Janosi xx

44 Outstanding All-Girls’ Education since 1869Artwork by Lina Huang ’12 for AIS Arts Board fundraiser for The Eburu School in Kenya

Bridgette Mayer Gallery supports education in the artsand The Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Division of Education.

Radcliffe Bailey, Double Consciousness, 2013, steel and wax, 48 X 48 x 17 inches

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It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.

—Albert Einstein

Congratulations to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the great work it does in education.

Ira Brind and Stacey Spector

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Maude de Schauensee

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Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman

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Congratulations to Pam, Andrea, Anne, and Karen —the most glittering cochairs ever!

The Hudsons

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Ana Maria Lenfest and children

Chase Lenfest Alexa Lenfest

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“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be ignited.”

—Plutarch

In tribute to our Museum Educators who ignite minds daily!

Sarah Bajus Justina Barrett Barbara Bassett Marissa Clark Amy Danford Jenni Drozdek

Victoria Fletcher Jean French

Katy Friedland Elizabeth Fuqua Darryl Greene

Jim Grilli

Rebecca Hoenig Ah-Young Kim

Barry King Jason Little

Elizabeth Milroy Rebecca Mitchell

Sara Moyn Lynda O’Leary Damon Reaves

Darlene Robinson Emily Schreiner

Kathy Seed

Marla Shoemaker James Stein

Vaughn Stubbs Eiko Fan Takahira

Street Thoma Janette Wheeler

Steven Wills Judy Wise

Jean Woodley Elizabeth Yohlin

Christina Yu

Deena Sara Gerson

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ThAnk You!

Funds raised by art aFter dark support: Early Childhood rEading books! Art After Dark helps to provide more than 2,500 children’s books for the libraries of local preschools and Head Start programs. Every year, thousands of children are in-troduced to books that relate to art and museum visits—encourage both creativity and reading readiness.

PrEsChool Programs! Young children visiting with schools or their families participate in fun, interactive, age-appropriate gallery tours and art making. Who says the “No Touching” rule means preschoolers should stay away?

distanCE lEarning! Technology brings the Museum into class-rooms across the nation and beyond. Through live videoconferencing, Museum educators interact with students and teach them about art.

rEaChing out! Through partnerships with community orga-nizations across the city, the Museum brings hands-on art activities to children and teens in low-income neighborhoods.

gEtting thE mEssagE out! Art After Dark funds are used to create Education brochures, marketing amazing opportunities for art lovers and students of all ages to become more involved at the Museum.

FrEE admission! Did you know the Museum serves more than 80,000 students every year? Art After Dark funds help the Museum continue to provide free admission for Philadelphia public and parochial schools.

tEEns on board! Each year several dozen city teens take part in the life of the Museum through Teen Docents, High School Sketch Club, Summer Teen Media Program, and Teen Volunteers. They learn public speaking, studio arts, film-making, and job skills, and much more. They give their time and amazing talents to help make the Museum a terrific experience for all visitors.

Platinum

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Berkman

Jaimie and David Field

Anne and Matt Hamilton

Seed the Dream Foundation / Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg

Marsha and Jeffrey Perelman

Karen and Scott Tarte

Janine and Jeff Yass

the philadelphia MuseuM oF art grateFully acknowledges the Following supporters oF ArT AfTEr DArk: All ThAT GlITTErS

Gold

Freeman’s Auctioneers & Appraisers

Palladium

Anonymous

Allied Mortgage Group

The Burke Family

Lynne and Harold Honickman

Mr. and Mrs. Shantanu RoyChowdhury

Stephen STARR Events

Silver

Anonymous

Dean S. Adler and Susanna Lachs

Allen/Trio Tire & Service and Nexen Tire

David and Julia Fleischner

Bob and Penny Fox

Bob and Joanie Hall

Bronze

Dr. and Mrs. Todd Albert

Lydie Brown and Paul de Janosi

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Freundlich

Pia and Richard Halloran

Maxine S. and Howard H. Lewis

Dr. and Mrs. Bert O’Malley

*Sponsors as of March 11, 2013

current and upcoMing exhibitionsJOuRNEYS TO NEw wORLDS:

SPANiSH AND PORTuGuESE COLONiAL ART FROM THE ROBERTA AND RiCHARD HuBER COLLECTiON

Through May 19, 2013

“GREAT AND MiGHTY THiNGS”: OuTSiDER ART FROM THE JiLL AND SHELDON BONOviTz COLLECTiON

Through June 9, 2013

THE ART OF GOLF Through July 7, 2013

ART SPLASH: A SuMMER OF ART AND FuN FOR THE wHOLE FAMiLY

June 28–September 2, 2013

FiRST LOOK: COLLECTiNG FOR PHiLADELPHiA July 13–September 8, 2013

BARBARA CHASE-RiBOuD: THE “MALCOLM X” STELES September 14–December 8, 2013

THE ENCHANTED wORLD OF GERMAN ROMANTiC PRiNTS, 1770–1850

September–December 2013

current and upcoMing exhibitionsFERNAND LéGER AND THE MODERN CiTY

October 10, 2013–January 5, 2014

MARK NEwSON: AT HOME November 2013–April 2014

LivE CiNEMA/FiONA TAN: iNvENTORY December 14, 2013–March 23, 2014

TREASuRES FROM KOREA: THE ART OF THE JOSEON DYNASTY, 1392–1910

March–May 2014

PATRiCK KELLY: FROM STREET STYLE TO HiGH STYLE April–August 2014

iNvENTiNG AMERiCAN STiLL LiFE, 1800–1950 Summer 2014

PAuL STRAND: PHOTOGRAPHY AND FiLM FOR THE 20TH CENTuRY

Fall 2014

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and their adults can explore the many treasures of the collection, sing, dance, and make art at the city’s premier family event!

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