EARNED
Admission
$74,111.00
Rental
Facility
Exhibition
Food service and catered events
Royalties from Duke University Press
Education Workshops & Home School Program
Sub-total Earned
.
$79,580.00
$105,000.00
$21,290.00
$39,035.00
$620.00
$319,637.00
UNIVERSITY
Annual University allocation
Endowment Income
Other University Endowments
Sub-total Earned
$2,081,835.00
$467,616.00
$418,247.00
$2,967,698.00
CONTRIBUTED
Annual Fund
Membership
Program Support (Individual Contributions/Acquisitions)
Sub-total Contributed
$677,715.00
$209,768.00
$111,733.00
$999,215.00
GRANTS
Government/University
Foundations
Corporate
Sub-total Grants
$160,369.00
$446,792.00
$5,500.00
$612,661.00
Reserve from FY13
TOTAL REVENUE
$399,130.00
$5,298,314.00
Expenses
Salaries and benefits
Exhibitions and publications
Education programs
Public relations and marketing
Development, Membership
Events
Operations and maintenance
Conservation
Security
Nasher Store
Acquisitions
Reserve for future programming
Total Expenses
$2,222,597.00
$921,590.00
$113,518.00
$66,642.00
$103,366.00
$204,838.00
$374,606.00
$23,979.00
$178,594.00
$21,863.00
$150,598.00
$919,683.00
$5,298,314.00
Board Of Advisors
The national Board of Advisors advises on policy and major fundraising initiatives, and helps to guide the museum’s acquisitions for the permanent collection.
Nancy A. Nasher, L’79, Chair
Co-President
NorthPark Management Company
Dallas, TX
Marilyn Arthur, WC’56, P’79, P’88
Pinehurst, NC
Christopher Bass, T’97
Oak Hill Capital Management
San Francisco, CA
Cynthia Brodhead
Durham, NC
E. Blake Byrne, T’57
Chairman of the Board
Skylark Foundation
Los Angeles, CA
Trent A. Carmichael, T’88, P’17
Forester Capital, LLC
Greenwich, CT
Paula Cooper
Paula Cooper Gallery
New York, NY
Paula Hannaway Crown, T’80
Principal, Henry Crown & Co.
Chicago, IL
James Cuno
President and CEO
The J. Paul Getty Trust
Los Angeles, CA
David Haemisegger
Co-President
NorthPark Management Company
Dallas, TX
Brenda La Grange Johnson, WC’61, P’96
USA Ambassador (retired)
New York, NY
Katherine Thorpe Kerr, T’04
Sotheby’s
New York, NY
David Lamond, T’97, L’06
Lamond Capital
San Francisco, CA
Gerrit Livingston Lansing, Jr., T’95
BTG Pactual
New York, NY
Michael J. Levine, T’84, P’16
Owner
Ronart Leasing Corp.
Scarsdale, NY
Michael Marsicano, T’77, G’78, G’82, P’13
President & CEO
Foundation for the Carolinas
Charlotte, NC
Patricia Roderick Morton, T’77, P’06
Owner/Financial Advisor
PRM Advisors, LLC
Charlotte, NC
Jack H. Neely, T’80
President
Ballard Management Corporation
Tulsa, OK
Katharine Lee Reid
Chapel Hill, NC
Andrew C. Rothschild
Managing Director
Kemnay Advisory Services, Inc.
New York, NY
Jason Lewis Rubell, T’91
Rubell Hotels
Miami Beach, FL
William L. True, T’77
Chairman
Gull Industries, Inc.
Seattle, WA
Derek M. Wilson, T’86, B’90, P’15
Co-Founder and Managing Partner
Manhattan Pacific Capital Management
Dallas, TX
Ex Officio
Peter Lange
Provost
Duke University
Scott Lindroth
Vice Provost for the Arts
Duke University
Richard J. Powell
John Spencer Bassett Professor, American, Afro-American and African Art, Art History &
Visual Studies
Duke University
Arthur Rogers
(President, Nasher Museum Friends Board)
Principal, Eno Ventures, LLC
Durham, NC
Sarah Schroth
Mary D.B.T. and James H. Semans Director
Nasher Museum of Art
Duke University
Hans Van Miegroet
Professor and Chair, Department of Art and Art History
Duke University
Collections Committee
Collections Committee members include the Nasher Museum Board of Advisors and Frank Konhaus T’80, and Kristine Stiles, France Family Professor of Art, Department of Art History & Visual Studies, Duke University.
Friends Board
The Nasher Museum Friends Board focuses on reaching out to new audiences, increasing the museum’s membership and providing ongoing annual support.
Arthur Rogers, President
Principal, Eno Ventures, LLC
Durham, NC
Henry Sappenfield, Vice President and President-Elect
Attorney
Kennon, Craver LLC
Durham, NC
Stefanie Kahn, P’11, P’13 Secretary
Community Philanthropist and Volunteer
Raleigh, NC
Michelle Beischer
Durham, NC
Gail Belvett
Founder and Dentist
Southpoint Family Dentistry
Durham, NC
Brad Brinegar
Chairman and CEO
McKinney
Durham, NC
Jennings Brody
Owner
Parker & Otis
Durham, NC
Ruth Caccavale
Gallery Guide
Nasher Museum of Art
Durham, NC
Deborah DeMott
David F. Cavers Professor of Law
Duke University School of Law
Durham, NC
Kathi Eason
Community Philanthropist and Volunteer
Durham, NC
Pierce Freelon
Musician and Professor
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Durham, NC
Christopher Gergen, T’93
Founding Partner
New Mountain Ventures
Durham, NC
Michael Goodmon
Vice President of Real Estate
Capitol Broadcasting Co.
Durham, NC
Bryan Huffman
Chief Business Officer
YMCA of the Triangle
Durham, NC
Virginia (Ginger) Jernigan, P’91
Community Philanthropist and Volunteer
Raleigh, NC
David Lindquist
President
Whitehall at the Villa
Chapel Hill, NC
Mac McCaughan
Co-founder
Merge Records
Durham, NC
Lori O’Keefe
President for Philanthropic
Services and Chief
Operating Officer
Triangle Community Foundation
Durham, NC
Pilar Rocha-Goldberg
President and CEO
El Centro Hispano, Inc.
Durham, NC
Kim Saunders
President and CEO
Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Durham, NC
Angela Terry
Community Volunteer
Durham, NC
Kelly Braddy Van Winkle, T‘99
Operations Manager
King of Texas Roofing Co.
Dallas, TX
Carl Webb
Parnter
Forty/AM
Board Member and Partner
Greenfire Development
Durham, NC
John White
Director of Public Policy
Greater Durham Chamber
of Commerce
Durham, NC
Gala Committee
A Night at Doris Duke’s Shangri La
Marilyn Arthur
Lenore Behar
Jennings Brody
Kathi Eason
Diane Evia-Lanevi
Paula Flood
Pepper Fluke
Stefanie Kahn
Laura Ladd
David Lindquist
Elspeth Ohman
Doren Pinnell
Arthur Rogers
Mindy Solie
Angela Terry
Kathy Braddy Van Winkle
Student Advisory Board
The Nasher Museum Student Advisory Board plans student events, hosts “Art for All” evenings and works to connect the Duke student body to the museum.
Lauren Acampora, Co-Chair, T’14
Kelsey Richards, Co-Chair, T’15
Juline Chevalier, Nasher Museum staff liaison
Ryan Elizabeth Bennert, T’15
Emily Eichenberger, M’14
Max Feidelson, T’16
Megan Friedman, T’15
Annalise Johnson, T’16
Yuyi Li, T’17
Sujata V Mahtaney, T’15
Addison Malone, T’15
Marissa Medine, T’14
Holly Nichols, M’14, T’09
Burcu Ozlar, T’15
Justin Sandulli, T’16
Zsofia Solta, T’14
Gary Yeh, T’17
Taylor Zakarin, T’14
Faculty Advisory Committee
Kristine Stiles, Chair
Professor
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Srinivas Aravamudan
Dean of Humanities
Ian Baucom
Professor of English
Director, Franklin Humanities Institute
Peter Burian
Professor
Department of Classical Studies
Cathy Davidson
Ruth F. Devarney Professor of English
Director, HASTAC
John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute
Sheila Dillon
Associate Professor
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Thavolia Glymph
Associate Professor
African & African American Studies
Scott Lindroth
Vice Provost for the Arts
William Noland
Professor of the Practice
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Richard Powell
John Spencer Bassett Professor
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Sumathi Ramaswamy
Professor, Department of History
Victoria Szabo
Assistant Research Professor
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
IMAGE: The Nasher Museum Board of Advisors gather with staff and Duke faculty for a spring meeting. FRONT ROW: Richard J. Powell, Trevor Schoonmaker, Nancy A. Nasher, Sarah Schroth, Peter Lange, Katie Adkins, Marjorie Levine, Marilyn Arthur, Derek Wilson, Marshall Price. SECOND ROW: Kristine Stiles, David Haemisegger, William True, Marianne Wardle, Mike Levine, Paula Cooper, Scott Lindroth, Avery Carmichael, Gary Yeh, Jamie Dupre, Yuyi Li, Addie Malone, Juline Chevalier, Katharine Lee Reid, Ralph McCaughan, Frank Konhaus, Cynthia Brodhead and Trent Carmichael. Photo by J Caldwell.
MOLLY BOARATI
Assistant Curator
J CALDWELL
Digital Media Manager
Photographer
CHARLES J. CARROLL
Registrar
JULINE CHEVALIER
Curator of Education
CHANELLE CROXTON
Curatorial Assistant
ALAN DIPPY
Preparator
KENNETH DODSON
Facilities Manager
JAMIE DUPRÉ
Executive Assistant to the Director
FELICIA FITZPATRICK
Museum Security Officer
NIKKI GASKIN
Human Resources Manager
RACHEL GOODWIN
Graphic Designer and Web Content Manager
MELISSA GWYNN
Manager of Visitor Services
RENEÉ CAGNINA HAYNES
Exhibitions and Publications Manager
WENDY PAGE HOWER
Director of Engagement and Marketing
JIMMIE JONES
Manager of Protection Services
BRAD JOHNSON
Exhibition Designer
DENNIS JOHNSON
Museum Security Officer
PATRICK KRIVACKA
Wood Shop Manager
LEE NISBET
Assistant Registrar and Visual Resources Manager
AIDAN PETERS
General Manager, Nasher Museum Café
ELIZABETH PETERS
Education Associate
KATE PIVA
Deputy Director for Operations
MARSHALL N. PRICE, PH.D.
Nancy Hanks Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art
ROSALIND ROSER
Membership and Annual Fund Officer
JESSICA RUHLE
Associate Curator of Education
TREVOR SCHOONMAKER
Chief Curator and Patsy R. and Raymond D. Nasher Curator of Contemporary Art
SARAH SCHROTH , PH.D.
Mary D.B.T. and James H. Semans Director
MICHELLE SEYMOUR
Business Manager
DOUG VUNCANNON
Audio Visual Specialist
MARIANNE EILEEN WARDLE, PH.D.
Head of Education and Interpretation
STEPHANIE WHEATLEY
Major Gifts Officer
KELLY WOOLBRIGHT
Associate Registrar
KATHY WORLD
Manager of Nasher Museum Store
KATHLEEN WRIGHT
Special Events Coordinator
Graduate Teaching Assistants
Laura Moure Cecchini
Alfredo Rivera
Research Assistant
Pamela Kachurin, Ph.D.
Interns
Stella Belonwu
Ryan Elizabeth Bennert
Elizabeth Blackwood
Taylor Blakeney
Emma Elise Boulding
Chelsea Marie Bright
Mary Kate Cash
Sharon W Chan
Ji Young Chun
Tori Alexandra Cohen
Sophie Rose Cummins
Seliat Dairo
Brea Davenport
Devin J Devrai
Meghan Cecile Diaz
Elizabeth Maria Djinis
Anne Elizabeth Drescher
Sarah Kristin Filter
Malvika Gandhi
Sarah Garrahan
Mary Catherine Hall
Katherine Ann Hardiman
Shannan Hayes
Kathy Yuedi Huang
Candice Donnah Jansen
Caitlin Kelly
Alice Kim
Poun (Laura) Kim
Young Eun Kim
Sammy Lanevi
Brad Lenz
Kevin Leu
Jessie Lu
Carolyn Younghee Mayer
Lisa McCarty
Charlotte McKay
Steven Neal
Jordan Marie Noyes
Eun Min Park
Steven Pierre
Simone Pitre
Asif Rahman
Serena Reiser
Kelsey Jane Richards
Justin McGreal Sandulli
Hae Rim (Grace) Shin
Sarah Joan Soltis
Erin Elizabeth Stidham
Niva M Taylor
Elizabeth Cameron Turner
Mindy Vawdrey
Grace Caroline Wiener
Angie Yu
Katherina Lane Zinman
Gallery Guides
Sandy Beeman
Susana Burns
Ruth Caccavale
Joanne Edelman
Richard Hill
Lisa Ji
Stefanie Kahn
Jenny Leinbach
Mary Jean Lowrie
Linda Margolin
Carole Mathison
Marissa Medine
Peggy Murray
Annie Nashold
Kate Newman
Erin Oliver
Morita Rapoza
Kelsey Richards
Melissa Rygalski
Grace Shin
Mindy Solie
Zsofia Solta
George Telford
Nikki Whang
Volunteers
Ada Aka
Sasha Beatty
Bonnie Belk
Melissa Benn
Liz Bezera
Laurina Bird
Amanda Blanchard
Mark Blanchard
Chelsea Bright
Cara Buccichio
George Canfield
Jonathan Canfield
Pajal Chakraborty
Yvonne Chan
Stephanie Chao
Ilene Chen
Tiffany Chen
Amy Cheng
Crystal Chiang
Maria Cho
Alison Choi
Ji Young Chun
Whitney Cornwell
Michelle Dang
Mirla del Rosario
Danya Devine
Leilani Doktor
Anna Engelke
Martha Engelke
Serpil Erdem
Nancy Espersen
James Flynn
Jan French
Marie Gadd
Pela Gereffi
Ruth Gray
Maggie Griffin
Aruni Gunartne
Melissa Gwynn
Mary Hall
Jimmie Haynes
Lee Hightower
Kim Higuera
Chloe Hogan
Grace Hsu
Brendan Huang
Weiqao Huang
Beatrix Hutton
Rachel James
Mary Jewell
Jingxiao Jin
Suzi Johnson
Rhona Ke
Dayoung Ko
Hannah Koo
Laura Korch
Christy LaGuardia
Huayu Lai
Sam Lancaster
Christine Lee
Michelle Lee
Saeri Lee
Jim Leeds
Natasia Leung
Jo Ann Levo
Daniel Li
Yuyi Li
Jessica Lie
Yingxin Lin
PQ Liu
Emma Loewe
Brian Luo
Ramani Matthew
Hiroshi Mayomi
Kayla McIntyre
Joel Melzack
Jennifer Mercado
Joshua Mitchell
Grace Mott
Leah Nelson
Sissy Newell
Alice Ni
Anne Nolan
Jordan Noyes
Iyanuoluwa Oke
Matthew Palko
Julia Park
Elizabeth Piloso
Ruth Pinnell
Sharon Pomranky
Christopher Poulos
Karthika Raja
Megan Raley
Muriel Rioux
…
Sarah Rogers
Emily Rothen
Itzy Santillan
Ann Sarno
Jane Seeley
Jiwon Seo
Allison Shen
Christine Shen
Ariel Shpigel
Amanda Shurgin
Patti Smith
Jeanne Smythe
Michelle Stackman
Margaret Stebelton
Erin Stidham
Jenny Su
Nancy Su
Andrea Tan
James Tian
James Tian
Amy Trey
Christine Tsai
Renne Vance
Whitney Vaughan
Mary Votta
Jennifer Wang
Jessica Warren
Charlie Watson
Lejean Williams
Spencer Woody
Michelle Wu
Annie Yang
Marty Yang
Helen Yin
Chai Yoon Kim
Zenia Zheng
Qi Zhou
Words & Pictures Teachers
Sadie Alston
Laura Bailey
Mary Beckman
Anne Courie-Meulink
Karen Cromwell
Rebecca Dow
Kristy Durham
Marylu Flowers-Schoen
Evelyn Hallan
Aricka Hawkins
Susan Heath
Kerri Lockwood
Melody Martin
Elizabeth McKeathern
Carrie McMillan
Elizabeth McRainey
Christy Mullen
Parminder Kaur Rajpal
Pam Rose
Linda Seligman
Susan Sinclair
Cynthia Watkins
Kristen Winebrenner
Student Guards
Bre Davenport
Devin Devrai
Jela Duncan
Bree Jordan
Andrew Katsohirakis
Emerson Lovell
Bryce Mcateer
Walter Moczygemba
Davis Muthoka
Justin Parks
Steveen Pierre
DJ Reeves
Mario Sanders
Deondra Singleton
Josh Smith
Aymeric Vincenti
Mike Wang
Graduate Student Guards
Chih-I Chien
Vishnumuds Cheruvally
Chitria Kannan
Vaibhavi Kulkarni
Varun Narayanan
Aditya Prathipati
Lauren Vicker
Larry Zhoa
Cristionbal Ramirazee
Mamadou Sall
Anurag Sodhi
Sachin Solomon
Narayanan Varun
Nattaporn Vichittongrueng
Front Desk Staff
Leah Allen
Stephanie Chao
Gary Corcoran
Sophie Corwin
Alex Deyneka
Rebecca Evans
Sarah Garrahan
Rachel Greenspan
Jane Ha
Keoni Kailimaie
Emillie Luse
Lindsey Mazurek
Jordan Noyes
Varun Narayanan
Anne Phillips
Nikki Rice
Mitali Routh
Gabby Salva
Christine Sarikas
Josh Smith
Aleatha Terrell
Peter Tukei
Michael Wang
Nikki Whang
Leah Yaffee
Kate Yang
In Memoriam:
Joanne Edelman
1943 – 2014
Joanne became a docent at the Duke University Museum of Art in 1992 and was actively involved in sharing her love of visual art with museum visitors of all ages (at DUMA and then the Nasher Museum) for more than 20 years. She was a gifted educator who had been an elementary school teacher and principal, and she helped all docents, gallery guides and Nasher staff become better teachers. She had a deep love of Pre-Hispanic art and also the latest gadgets and technology. Her wonderful sense of humor came through in all she did.
Katie Thorpe Kerr, T ’04
Katie is a member of the Nasher Museum’s national Board of Advisors and gives regularly to Duke’s Annual Fund and special exhibitions. She is a member of the steering committee for Nasher New York. Katie is an Assistant Vice President in the Contemporary Art Department at Sotheby’s in New York.
Katie, why is the Nasher Museum important to you?
I believe university museums exist in a really interesting space that allows art to be accessible in ways perhaps other museums cannot as easily achieve. There is a built-in community around the museum of students and faculty who can feel a kind of ownership and pride in the collection and the impressive exhibition program that the Nasher has developed. Working in the art world now, it is clear to me that more and more Duke alumni are entering into careers in the arts and I strongly believe that this is directly correlated to art being part of their collegiate experience. I was an art history major at Duke and my interest in the arts was strong from the beginning. I believe the presence of the Nasher on campus sparks that interest for the economics major, or the engineer – it can enhance and broaden the college experience. The Nasher has become such a renowned institution in such a short time, with exhibitions travelling to some of the most important museums in the world. This is a huge achievement and largely due to the incredible staff and the commitment from Duke to making the museum a priority. The Nasher has definitely made its mark and will only continue to do so.
Please tell us the story of your history with Duke’s art museum.
I became involved with the Duke University Art Museum as a freshman in 2000-01 and worked on a student-curated exhibition. We each picked a couple of pieces and did the research and wrote the wall text for the exhibition. It is such a rare opportunity to have a behind-the-scenes look into museums and it was such an important moment as a student to be able to have this experience of being one-on-one with the artwork. Even in the old museum building on East Campus this felt like a real privilege. Having worked at Sotheby’s for the 10 years since graduation, I am fortunate to continue to have intimate opportunities like this with art and there is the same spark of excitement every time it happens.
Why is planned giving important to you?
Philanthropy has always been very important to my family. From a very young age I grew up thinking everyone gave back to the schools or organizations that were important to them. I have learned that this is sadly not the case and it has certainly motivated me to become more involved with helping the places that have so profoundly shaped me. I give to the Nasher not only out of gratitude to the great university that I am so proud to have attended but to also serve as an example to my classmates and fellow alumni that we are vital to the continued growth and success of the place and the student experience. It is a serious responsibility that brings me great joy.