Year in Review

The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood houses the premiercontemporary visual arts gallery in Broward County, and is a regionalleader in providing high-quality arts education programs year-roundfor youth and adults.

Dear Supporters:

Before we launch another exciting year in 2013, I’d like to look back– not just to an incredible 2012 – but to another time in the historyof the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood. The date was Feb. 2, 1992,and the occasion was the grand re-opening of the Center at its currentlocation, the Kagey Home at 1650 Harrison Street.

Built in 1924 by the home’s founding family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kagey,this example of Mediterranean Revival architecture is one of theoldest buildings in all of Broward County. It is currently designatedby the State of Florida as a significant historical structure and isforever to be held for public enjoyment by city government.

The Center first opened in 1978 at a small beachfront community centeron Hollywood Beach. Thanks to the visionary leadership of electedofficials in the City of Hollywood and dedicated individuals in ourcommunity, the Kagey site became a permanent home for the Center’scontemporary gallery exhibitions and education programs 20 years ago.

Today, the Kagey facility is a highly respected cultural landmark forresidents and visitors in Hollywood, and the Center is regarded as oneof South Florida’s leading multi-disciplinary arts institutions.

In addition to our stewardship of Kagey Home, the Center also managesthe Arts School next door and the 500-seat Hollywood CentralPerforming Arts Center just around the corner. In 2012, nearly 50,000people took part in an exhibition, performance or community activityin a Center-managed venue.

We invite you to learn more about how the Center uses the power of thearts to inspire and uplift our community in this 2012 Year in Review.Our successes serve as a testament to the vision of those pioneeringsupporters who worked so diligently to make sure the arts had a homein Hollywood.

The future of the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is morepromising than ever thanks to the thousands of people who participatein our programs each year. We thank you for your past support and lookforward to welcoming you again in 2013.

Joy SatterleeExecutive Director

Photo: Robert Stolp

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Gallery eventsFeb. 10 Artist reception featuring AbracadabraMarch 9 Abracadabra fundraiser drawing and closing receptionMarch 23 Artist reception featuring Philip Estlund: Subprime/SubtropicsMay 12 Dan Cameron, Hot Topics Discussion SeriesJune 8 Artist reception featuring Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the BrickJune 9 “Day Build” of an original LEGO sculpture by Nathan SawayaAug 5-19 Florida BRICK Creation Challenge exhibition and awardsSept. 7 Artist reception featuring Justin H. Long: Bow MovementOct. 19 Gallery closing reception featuring Justin H. Long: Bow MovementNov. 9 Artist reception featuring Elisabeth Condon: The Seven Seas

In 2012 we presented 17 exhibitions, featuring 132 artists who examined a wide array of topics. The popular summer exhibition of LEGO sculptures, Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick, attracted 10,021 gallery visitors, the second highest attendance for a Center exhibition. Approximately 25% of the audience came from outside Broward County and included visitors from 28 states and 26 countries. The year consisted of the following exhibitions:

Oct. 28, 2011 – Jan. 29, 2012 Artist Unknown/The Free World, (organized by John D. Monteith and Oliver Wasow, with a 260-page book of the same title published in partnership with [NAME] Publications); Freddy Jouwayed: Forks in the Wave Function; Giannina Dwin: Nothing We Can Call Our Own

“The minute you see this show of amateur photographs [Artist Unknown/The Free World] … you realize its significance and the fact that it was an exhibition just waiting to happen. Leave it to [Curator] Jane Hart (Art and Culture’s genius in residence) to see the future for us all.” – South Florida Art Diary

Feb. 10 – March 11 Abracadabra: Fifth Annual Fund-raising Art Exhibition and Raffle; Christina Pettersson: The Sentinel; John DeFaro: Trawler

“The Pettersson exhibit … is alone worth a visit.” – Boca Magazine

March 23 – May 27 Phillip Estlund: Subprime/Subtropics; Moira Holohan: Elements

“Estlund eerily distills [the] essence of life in South Florida.” – Broward/Palm Beach New Times

June 8 – Aug. 19 Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick; Karen Starosta-Gilinski: Cloud 9

“The scope, detail and curvature evident in most of the selections in The Art of the Brick boggles the mind.” – Boca Magazine

“There are some high-art influences at work in Sawaya’s pieces … The LEGO skateboard with skull imagery is truly cool.” – The Miami Herald

Sept. 7 – Oct. 21 Justin H. Long: Bow Movement; Alex Trimino: Luminous; Lori Nozick: Walkabout

“Three very different exhibitions by Miami-based artists that complement one another beautifully.” – New Times

Nov. 10, 2012 – Jan. 13, 2013 Elisabeth Condon: The Seven Seas; Millree Hughes and Peter Boyd McLean: Lummox; Antonia Wright and Ruben Millares: Love on an Escalator; Rosemarie Chiarlone/Susan Weiner: Obstruction

In the Gallery The reviews are in for the Art and Culture Center’s 2012 exhibitions. Audiences and critics are in agreement: “Wow” … “Exhilarating!” … “Terrific!” … “This gallery is amazing!” were among the many positive responses the Center’s exhibitions received.

Images, clockwise from top left: Elisabeth Condon: The Seven Seas installation view; Nathan Sawaya: Art of the Brick installation view; Justin Long, September 9, 1988, 2012, Ink on wood panel; Alex Tremino: Luminous installation view; Phillip Estlund: Chimera, 2007, Mixed media, Courtesy of the artist and Gavlak Gallery.

What’s Your Art?

In 2012, more than 7,500 children and adults of all backgrounds and ability levels painted, acted, sang, danced, wrote, drew, and sculpted as part of a Center program. Of these, more than 6,500 were youth.

The Center’s arts education programs for youth inspire the creativity in children and nurture their appreciation of the arts, strengthen the family bond, and grow awareness of the arts as an essential resource in a child’s social development and academic success. Youth programs were funded in part by the City of Hollywood Police Department’s Law Enforcement Forfeiture Funds, and reinforce the Department’s anti-crime and anti-drug initiatives.

Summer Arts Camp The 2012 summer camp operated at capacity as 262 youth enrolled in 14 sessions of 2 to 4 weeks. Each session ended with an exhibition in the Center’s Student Gallery or a theatrical performance at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center. More than 2,100 family members and friends attended these presentations. Campers came from 17 municipalities, including three from out of state. 78.3% of enrollments were a returning student or recommended by someone, signaling the high satisfaction with the 10-week program.

“He loved the whole process. Never had a bad day! It is so wonderful to have a child who is completely thrilled each day to get up and go!” – Parent of a Young Artists participant

Arts ClassesThe Center’s education department presented the adult classes Painting Fundamentals, Clay Concepts, and The Joy of Painting. These classes were open to individuals of all ability levels and allowed participants to develop their skills and learn in a group setting. Our homeschool and after-school program provided art education to children of multiple age groups. The Center also provided youth and adults with private lessons in voice, piano, guitar, flute/recorder, and violin.

Research shows that children who participate regularly in the arts improve their attention span, learn more quickly, and develop higher level critical thinking skills. They also have fun.

Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow …. Sing in the shower. Dance to the radio. Tell stories. Write a poem to a friend, even a lousy poem. Do it as well as you possibly can. You will get an enormous reward. You will have created something.” – Kurt Vonnegut

Images, clockwise from top left: Performers in Winnie the Pooh, Summer Arts Camp; Creative Connection participants; Distance Learning session; Young Artists participants, Summer Arts Camp; Fame playbill, Summer Arts Camp; Performers in Fame, Summer Arts Camp.

Creative ConnectionThrough this new program designed for baby boomers, artists/educators ages 55+ presented free after-school arts enrichments for 360 youth enrolled at HANDY (Helping Abused Neglected Dependant Youth), Hispanic Unity in Hollywood, and Women in Distress. Two-hour sessions for youth included mixed-media sculpture, beading/necklace making, musical theater, Zen box making, and Japanese drumming. Twenty boomers also presented the Creative Connection Arts Showcase in March, in which many performed for a live audience for the first time in their adult lives. Creative Connection was funded by a grant from the Community Foundation of Broward as part of its Re-engage for Good initiative.

“I want to salute the team at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood and the recent [Creative Connection] art enrichment program that was presented for children in both our Outreach and Residential programs. It was amazing. … Art has a magical way of opening the door – giving voice and sense of accomplishment and self-esteem [to these children].”

– Mary Riedel, President and CEO, Women in Distress

Student Gallery During the 2011-12 school year, 282 students exhibited 331 works in the Center’s upstairs gallery. The schools included South Broward High School, Hollywood Hills Elementary, and Michael J. Krop High. This program is free and open to all schools in Broward and Miami-Dade counties.

Integrated Arts Distance LearningIn 22 live interactive videoconference broadcasts, the Center delivered free instruction to 1,325 students and 76 educators in Broward County Public Schools. Lessons in art, music, and literature incorporated math, language arts, history, social studies, and foreign language. The Center partnered with Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, Broward County Library, and Florida Youth Orchestra to present their specialty area for the 45-minute lessons.

“Students are able to participate and experience activities that they would never have exposure to without distance learning.” – Broward teacher

Partnerships After-school activities for youth included a 20-week school-site musical-theater program at Hochberg Preparatory School, which concluded with a live performance of Aladdin before a full house at Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center.

In 2012, approximately 95% of youth who attended a gallery exhibition, live performance, or participated in an education activity did so for $6 or less. These include more than 4,000 youth who viewed Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick.

Thanks to the support of our donors, we make the arts accessible to everyone who wishes to visit our facilities.

Free Admission DayFree admission to gallery exhibitions is offered on the third Sunday of each month and provides a savings of $22–$32 for a family of four. Since 2008, more than 4,000 people have viewed more than 60 gallery shows at no cost through this program. Free Admission Day was funded in part by Wells Fargo in 2012.

“The whole family loved it!” – Gallery visitor

Fulfilling Our MissionThe mission of the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is to create opportunities for all people to experience the visual and performing arts via contemporary gallery exhibitions, educational programs, and live stage performances that reflect the highest standards of artistry and diversity.

Summer Arts Camp ScholarshipsThanks to the generosity of our funders, the Center provided financial aid to 41 campers valued at more than $11,000. These scholarships were made possible by Fundacion Sanjuan, the Florida Theatrical Association, and the many donors who contributed as part of our Matching Gift Challenge.

Summer Arts Camp Scholarships assist families who would not have otherwise been able to enroll their children in Summer Arts Camp. For the families of participating youth, summer camp provided a positive experience as caregivers saw how their children rose to the challenge of creating and presenting in public.

“I would like to thank all of the patrons who helped make this happen for us and for other children who might otherwise have not been able to experience this enrichment. This is a great and selfless thing. Thank you and thank you Art and Culture Center of Hollywood for making this happen.” – The parent of two campers who received a tuition scholarship

Family Performance SeriesTickets for the Family Performance Series were $5 and under, and members were free. Each performance included an interactive portion.

Jan. 21 Florida Youth Orchestra: Major Music PresentsFeb. 18 Atlantic Coast Theatre: City Mouse Country MouseMarch 16 Julian Toha: Infinite PotentialMarch 17 Julian Toha: Children’s Concert and Workshop March 31 Creative Connection Arts ShowcaseApril 21 West Broward High School: HANDSMay 26 Fantasy Factory Theatre: Gordon Gumshoe, Fairy Tale Detective

Images, clockwise from top left: Nathan Sawaya greets visitors during his Live Day Build; Artist reception, Elisabeth Condon: The Seven Seas; Performance West Broward High School: HANDS; Summer Arts Camp 2012 participant.

2013 Calendar

ExhibitionsJan. 26 – Feb. 21, 2013 Abracadabra: Sixth Annual Exhibition and Fund-raiser; David Leroi: Amusez La Galerie; Matu Croney: BRAVELION & THE CLASS OF 2000; Perry Pandrea: If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times...March 9 – April 14, 2013 Don Lambert: Lawn Jobs; Brandon Opalka: Janigan’s; Jenny Brillhart: AccumulationApril 27 – May 26, 2013 Sixth All-Media Juried Biennial (Jurors: Gean Moreno and Hunter Braithwaite); Elaine Defibaugh: Illuminated CollageJune 7 – Sept. 1, 2013 Charles M. Schulz: Pop Culture in Peanuts; Project Room: Interactive Play Area Sept. 20 – Oct. 27, 2013 Francesco Lo Castro: New WorkNov. 8, 2013 – Jan. 26, 2014 Francie Bishop Good

Gallery EventsFeb. 21 Abracadabra fundraiser drawing and closing reception April 26 Sixth All-Media Juried Biennial opening and awards ceremonyJune 8 Snoopy Jazz Party, featuring live music and activities as part of Pop Culture in PeanutsAug. 17-26 Florida Comic Strip Cartoon Challenge exhibition and awards

Nathan Sawaya, Gray, Image courtesy brickartist.com

Coming in 2013: Peanuts! The Center promises another exciting and enriching year in 2013. Among the many highlights is the summer exhibition Charles M. Schulz: Pop Culture in Peanuts. This is the first exhibition of original drawings from the legendary Peanuts comic strip since 2002 to be presented outside the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, Calif. This is a rare opportunity to see the originals by a true American original, the late Charles Schulz.

Performing ArtsThe free Family Performance Series is presented at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, US-1 and Monroe Street (1770 Monroe Street). Admission is free and each show includes an interactive, educational component involving children and the artists.

January 12, 2 pm Actors With a Clue: Hooray for Holly-Weird February 2, 2 pm Puppet Network Presenting: DogMarch 23, 2 pm Moving Current Dance CollectiveApril 6, 2 pm Florida Youth Orchestra: Children’s Concert Series. May 18, 2 pm Just the Funny Improvisation Troupe

EducationJan. 8 – Feb. 12 “The Joy of Painting,” adult class, 7-9 pmMarch 12 – April 23 “The Joy of Painting,” adult class, 7-9 pmWinter/Spring Interdisciplinary Arts for After-school and Homeschool StudentsJune 10 – August 16 Summer Arts Camp, two-to-four week sessions in the visual/performing arts for ages

6-18. Each session concludes with a final exhibition/performance. A limited number of partial scholarships are available for qualifying families on a first-come, first-serve basis. Various locations. Ongoing Integrated Arts Distance Learning, live interactive broadcasts from the Center’s on-site studio during the school calendar to Broward County Public School classrooms and media centersOngoing Student Gallery exhibitions of K-12 student artists, adult class participants and Summer Arts Camp participants.Ongoing Private Music Instruction for Children and Adults in guitar, piano, recorder/flute, violin, and voice

Special Fund-raising EventsApril Fifth Annual Golf for Art, Hollywood Beach Golf Resort, 1650 Johnson StreetMay 16th Annual Cuisine For Art, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and CasinoNovember Sixth Hot Hollywood Glam Fall Fund-raiser, Main Gallery facilityNovember Galleria Men of Style Shopping Night, Galleria Fort Lauderdale

Hot Topics Lecture SeriesThe popular series returns in the Fall of 2013 with a series of lectures and talks by acclaimed national and international artists, presented by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

Images, clockwise from top left: Image from Charles M. Schulz: Pop Culture in Peanuts, © 2012 Peanuts Worldwide LLC; Florida Youth Orchestra instrument play pen; Moving Current Dance Collective; Participants in a Joy of Painting class; Piece from Don Lambert: Lawn Jobs.

MembershipWhen you join the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, you enrich your own life and support the vital role the Center plays in raising the quality of life in our community. Individual memberships begin at $50 and family memberships at $75. These memberships provide savings and discounts on Center programs and make members part of a vibrant cultural community. For even greater benefits and community impact, memberships are also available at the following levels: $150 Friend; $250 Fellow; $500 Patron; and $1,000 Benefactor. Discount memberships are also available at $30 for full-time students, teachers and working artists.

VolunteersThe Art and Culture Center of Hollywood would not be the successful organization it is without the support of hundreds of volunteers each year. Volunteers donate their time and talent to assist with staging special events, marketing the Center in the community, and even making and contributing original art for special event fund-raisers. In the 2011-12 fiscal year, a total of 385 volunteers donated 5,471 hours to the Center.

Get Involved

Get Involved

Teen and Parent Ambassadors ProgramThe Teen Ambassadors Program provides youth with hands-on experiences in program delivery in the Center’s Education Department, and in the gallery as interpreters for our family-friendly summer exhibitions.

Among this year’s ambassadors was a returning 14-year-old student who had been a participant in the Summer Arts Camp program for the previous eight years. As a Teen Arts Ambassador, she assisted instructors with classroom management, set construction and coordinating student activity. We are grateful to have had this student participate with our programs over the last eight years and are excited to watch her grow into a mature, responsible young adult.

The Parent Ambassador program allows parents to become involved in community outreach efforts at the Center. Parents work collaboratively with the education department staff to raise awareness about the impact of arts education on youth and families while encouraging involvement in the Center’s visual and performing arts programs.

Facility rentalsThe 500-seat Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center is utilized by outside organizations as a rental facility for performing arts events and community gatherings. Each year, approximately 30,000 people attend activities presented by outside organizations at the Performing Arts Center. This space is also utilized by the City of Hollywood and the School Board of Broward County.

In addition to the theater, the Center makes its historic (circa 1924) Main Gallery facility and adjacent Arts School available. With three different venues to choose from, each with its respective advantages and capabilities, Art and Culture Center management works with clients to determine the ideal venue for their events. To learn more, call 954.921.3439, ext. 225, or visit artandculturecenter.org/theater.

InternshipsThe Center has a vibrant internship program available to college students or anyone interested in developing their professional skills. Applications for internships are accepted year-round, and are available in public relations, exhibitions, education, and general administrative roles.

Get Involved!More information on all of the programs in this publication is available at ArtAndCultureCenter.org, where you can also sign up for our mailing list, buy tickets to events, and become a member. You can also call us at 954. 921. 3274, or email info@artandculturecenter.org

Images, clockwise from top left: Celebrity waiters at the 15th Annual Cuisine for Art; Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center; Jose Alvarez works on a new mural for the Center’s patio, Tonight We Fly #2, (photo: Wilmer Melean); 4th Annual Hot Hollywood Glam; Elaine Robin, Lillian Sheldon-Reece, and Andrea Richard, Center volunteers; Allie Gator, sculpture by Isabel Perez Salazar.

Special EventsAmong the many ways the Center raises funds is through special annual events, such as the Hot Hollywood Glam Fall Fund-raiser, Abracadabra Exhibition and Fund-raiser, Golf for Art, and Cuisine for Art. In May 2012, we honored former Miami Dolphins star Jason Taylor for his contributions to youth in South Florida at the 15th annual Cuisine for Art held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Jason accepted the award at an event in which elected officials and private sector leaders in Hollywood and Broward County served as waiters. The Center also raises funds as beneficiaries of events held by outside organizations.

In 2012, this included Party With A Purpose, hosted by Hollywood Gazette at Bongo’s at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino; the annual Galleria Men of Style Shopping Night, in which we honored Jeff Mikus, Director of Fun and Recreation at the Westin Diplomat Resort and Spa; and the grand opening of the new Soo-Woo Japanese and Korean Steakhouse.

Sponsorships and DonationsContributors to the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood support our mission to make the arts accessible to everyone in our community. Businesses, foundations and individuals provide support by sponsoring exhibitions, education programs and performances.

At the 15th Annual Cuisine for Art, Sawgrass Mills partnered with the Center and helped raise more than $11,000. Event Sponsors receive tickets to special events and recognition for their support in enhancing our programming.

Planned GivingNumerous options are available that will allow a donor to successfully combine the desire to create a lasting legacy of art and culture in our community with important estate planning and tax benefits.

SupportThe Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported in part by its members, paid admissions, private donors and foundations, and the following public entities: the City of Hollywood; the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council; and the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. We value this support and work diligently to meet the high expectations we have set with our programs.

Revenues

Expenses

Unrestricted revenues for fiscal year 2011/12: $1,349,298

Unrestricted expenses for fiscal year 2011/12: $1,332,435

Images, clockwise from top left: Susan Renneisen, Anna Smith, Jules Meyer, Jason Taylor, and Joy Satterlee at the 15th Annual Cuisine for Art; Performers from Summer Arts Camp, 2012; Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center sound booth with student technician; Installation view, Christina Pettersson: The Sentinel; 4th Annual Golf for Art participants; Ben Wesley, Joy Satterlee, and Gerard Nadeau, 5th Annual Hot Hollywood Glam.

Grants Contract Services

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Development

Supporters 2011/2012Doctor of Philanthropy Broward County Commissioners as

recommended by the Broward Cultural Council

City of HollywoodFunding Arts Broward

Sustainer City of Hollywood Police DepartmentCommunity Foundation of BrowardDavid and Francie Horvitz Family

Foundation, Inc.Florida Department of State, Division of

Cultural AffairsJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationSeminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino/Phil

Madow and Susan Renneisen

Advocate Abbe and Steven BeckerA.D. Henderson FoundationAutoNation/Gale Butler/John MabryBitner Goodman/Michael GoodmanLou Anne and Michael ColodnyThe Colonnade Outlets at Sawgrass MillsCORT Trade Show & Event FurnishingsEye on South FloridaFlorida Power & Light Co. Fundacion Sanjuan/Elizabeth Sanjuan and

Kenneth C. BrownGolf Hollywood!/Donna and Dave LottesKofsky, Hartman & Weinger, PA/Misty and Lee

Weinger/David and Liz KofskyKresge FoundationThe Mills/A Simon CompanySouthern Wine & SpiritsWestin Diplomat Resort & Spa/Ed Walls

Guardian Becker & Poliakoff, P.A./Alan KoslowJoyce and Stan BershadHon. Sandra Coleman and Paul HancockConceptoscar, Inc.Equity Insurance Agency/Jacquelyn and

John StengelCarmen and Peter HotchkissShelly Loos and Dan ReynoldsAngie Marano, FACHE and

Mary L. Botter, Ph.DMichael Meltzer’s CateringMemorial Regional Hospital Miami Herald/Donna DickeySublime Restaurant & Bar/Nanci AlexanderWells Fargo

Mentor Lynn and Terry CantrellChildren’s Services Council/Workforce OneColodny, Fass, Tallenfeld, Karlinsky and

Abate, PAMarianne FerroFlorida Theatrical AssociationThe Galleria at Fort LauderdaleLandino & RobbinsOscar LlorenteBarbara and Robert Marks Nova Southeastern UniversityRegions BankAnna and Mark SmithTVM Productions, Inc./The Glades

Benefactor Art Institute of Fort LauderdaleArtisan FoodsHon. Patricia and Abraham AsseffBBX Capital Group Corp./Dara and

Jarett Levan Susan BestBrio Tuscan GrilleAnna CalderTanya and Shaun DavisVirginia Fifield and Rob PerrottiFlorida Old School BMX FactionGalleria Farms/Sigrid and Neil GoldSharon Glazer and David SingerHazen and Sawyer, P.C.Hollywood Rotary Foundation, Inc.Tracy LyonsMarc LeasingDeborah R. PalmCristy Pena and Dan CaseyPromoAEPR Pageant CoachesKatherine Leslie RudinRudy’s Pub & RestaurantRuss G. Events/Classic CarsJoy Satterlee and Fred HarrisShutts & BowenDr. Wilma Bulkin SiegelHon. Eleanor SobelSun Credit UnionTargetVertical V

Patron Aeration TechnologyBonnie Barnett and Dr. Robert KaganBroward County Fair, Inc.Brown & Brown InsuranceEdible ArrangementsG6 Investigations, Consulting & ProtectionHon. Sue GunzburgerCarl H. and Anne D. Hirsch Charitable

FoundationHollywood GazetteIncredible FishI’ve Been Framed, Inc.Sandi and Dr. Fred KhaniAllison and Brett LoveladyNina NissenfeldJames NolanRick Case Auto GroupLeonard and Sally RobbinsDrazia RubensteinSal’s Air Conditioning & RefrigerationSmith Watson Parker InsuranceSouth Florida VoIP/Marty JacobsenRobert StolpeDr. Jason SwinefordToilet Taxi of South FloridaUnited Trust FundVi Aventura and Classic Residence HollywoodVizcaya Valet Services Les Weil and Jodi Peck

Fellow Bernadette and Al AdornettiCarol and Stephen Brown Lisa Marie BrowneCompuKlic, Inc.Sherry Lyn and Ridge CrewssNolan HaanJapan Art Inc., DBA Fushu DaikoLinens of the Week

Jeff LynnSam MorrisonGerard NadeauNew Age CyclesLuRu and Don RudawskyHon. Elaine SchwartzSylvia P. and Bernard StoltzCharmain and Dean Yobbi

Friend Bunny and Hon. Dick Blattner Rochelle BlumDonna and Dwayne Boucher Amy and Andrew Byrne Marilyn S. CahnJulie and Marc CeritelliJacqueline and Mark Christ Linda Gail CovertDiane DiPlacido and Steven KlotzGinger and Sal Donofrio Susan and Michael Farver Johnnie Sue and Dr. George Glantz Rebecca and Dwain Hunkins Janie and Thomas Irwin Sarita KaplanDebbie and Dr. Barry Kay Betsy and Mark Kmetzko Sherrie and Mark Kukulski Estelle LoewensteinKimberly MillerAndrea and Christian Mulack Jessica and Fredric Olefson Susan and Jeffrey OstheimDebby PalmParty Train EventsSusan PeirceMirta and H. Dan Revis Neysa Rich and James C. BradyRobin Erin and Michael Robins Michael D. SandmanDeborah M. Segal and Dan FitzgeraldMindy Shrago and Jay SpechlerCynthia and Steven Silvestro Anthony SpinelloIlene and Morton Stark Elizabeth and Peter Veszi Michelle Villnave and David BoltTony WalshIsabel and Ron Wise Andrew Yeomanson

Family Maylene AbadMarcela Maurer-Abbas and Muayad Abbas Dr. Jennifer and Anthony AdelsonSimona Albu-MivlescuFrank AmendolaKaren AmmarJacqueline AriasJuan Luis AscanioAilyn and Peter AvlonCarole BalailuValerie BanonShelley BeckRenee and Ernest Bell Lynn Bensen and Ariel GonzalezEstelle and Paul Berg Joy and Gordon Berken Doris and A. Berman Grace BernsteinBrenda and Ernesto Bianchi Pip and Duane BrantMiguel Bravo

Supporters 2011/2012Frankie and John Breslin Jeanette BrodkeyManita Brug-Chmielenska and Randy BurmanAlex BrunoPete BrunoCatalina CaicedoCarol and Henri CamilloPatricia Carney and Peter JelonekLiana CarpenterPenny and William ChalichMark CoffmanTamara and Dr. Alvin CohenStacie and Scott ConnerPamela V. and Dale CookKaren and Michael CorbinRose Marie A. CossickC. CoutureAna CrabtreePat and Gary CrockerAlejandro CuadraDaniela Davidov Bob DeanJoey DeeShelly deMarco and Mike MarsicanoDeborah and Gene Dempsey Camilla and Derrick DennisJesse DiazKathy DiBonaTara and Chris DiPasquale Meg Dombeck and Marvin SiegelSharon DufekMonique DurandNadine Egan Floyd and John FloydElite Brands InternationalSusan Englund and Donald A. BurtLeslie EugeneCesa FazioMasha FernandezProvidence FerranteDebra FinkelsteinMelissa Fiorini and Silvia BertoiaLorraine FlockSherri and Steven FoxAnna and Chris FrakerGail FreedmanMyrian and Harvey Fuerst Shelli and Hon. Beam Furr Patty and Uriel Galeano Amy GallupAnne GarberS.J. Gill Gilligan IIIValerie GiraudHon. Mara and Dr. Donald Giulianti Lori E. GoldCheryl GoldsteinTatiana GonzalezCynthia and Steve Goodman Donna and Greg Greene Tina and Robert Greene Jennifer GrnjaDiani GruyonDavid HarrisLisa and William Hendren Karina HerreraHollywood WoodworkSusan and Vratislav Houdek Veronica HuntJerry IaciofanoElizabeth and Timothy Iszler Adam R. JacobsonNeil JenkinsLynne KaganFruma Kaufman

Susan KernAnita and Stan Kessel Jon Kitner Dorie Ann Klairmont and Michael GleberCandace Lacey and John EngerMary LamontRochelle and Steve Lanster Marina LantsmanGeorgina Lanzoni-Evans and Steve EvansElana LazarManon LePageCindy and Rick Levin Diana LevyClaudia LiflandIrvin LippmanMichelle and David Lopate Bill MaciolekSandra and John MahoneyLeesa and Ken Marc Jung and Joseph T. Marshall Sr. Nancy MascarenhasElaine and John W. MayAmanda and Haim Mayan Glory MichelCynthia and Scott Miller MoonshadowsJuliana MossMichael Newman Olga and Noel Ocampo Ari and Shari Odzer Maria and Hon. Sal Oliveri Adriana and Julian Ordoñez Julie Pabst and Tim InghamLarisa PalmerSandra PappasDawn and Emmanuel Perez Mary-Jo and Paul PerezIsabel Perez Salazar and Israel BilancieriElizabeth Petroske SousaAdriane and Joseph Pirro Alex PisaniMarta Prado and Bob ButterworthEsther and Mark Prince Anne Marie J. RackhamMargo ReesMichelle and Alan Reitman Arelis and Guy Roblejo Jennifer Roch-LesageMichele and Ben Rogatinsky Julie RomaniwCarolyn and Klaus Rose Deborah RosenbaumRoxanne RossiterJohnathan RothmanRegina Rubinov and Pavel AbramovSylvia and Samuel Rubinsztain Stacey and Joel Rudy Amy RutledgeEsther SacksJenine and Jon Saikley Alice and Nicholas Sakhnovsky Kristi K. Savage and Sehoon PaikJan SavarickRaquel and Michael Scheck Virginia SchoelDawn SchonwetterBrigitte SchreiberTraci and Eric Schweitzer David SegalJoan Shames Kelley ShanleyDr. Sylvia and Dr. Andrew ShatzRenee Sherman-Naim

Robin SilvermanSandra and Charles SimonAmy Smetanick-BrownJulie Spieler-IsaacsDonna and Joe SpondikeDeborah StansellAmy and Mike StellaSoraya SusiBeth and Joe Sutton Cheryl Swack and Timothy McNabbMary SwansonMariano E. SzlaiferRobert TaborNanci ThomasMichele Towbin Singer and Scott SingerTammy Tucker and Tim CurtinMaria Tusa and Qusheen GibsonFelicia and Gavet Tuttle Lucy VeiraJerry ViolaSusan VinetaGreta VladinovWilliam Volbrecht and A. Jay MollusoKendall WalkerMelissa Walker and Michael MartinezVincent WaltersCrystal WattsOlga Weiss and George HonigNancy and Steve Weizman Kathy and Steve Werthman Benovra and Devoune Williams Michael WinstonIrene YagudaevKat Ziagos

Individual Paula AraneoSheila BacherSandra BazzaJared BeckSylvia M. BermanConnie BlairKathleen BraddyGail and Dr. Harold A. Cohen Elisabeth CondonJoanna DeAngeloArthur DunkelmanMaria DutraMarilyn Faber-TuffsElayne T. GarverLouise GeffnerWinston GraceKaren S. GrosbyMaggie HernandezJerome HerskowitzDaisy G. HesterBarbara HuieLiz JacksonAmelia KavazanjianPaul M. KnebelDiana F. KramerRobbie KurlandSara K. LampertVicki LoweDan W. McKinneyNatalia and Naoum Moldavski Marcos MuelaDr. Howard A. OzmonSteve PiperRob RabinCheryl RetchinElaine RobinMariavelia Savino

Supporters 2011/2012Judy SayfieDr. Robert ShairJeff SheffelLillian Sheldon-ReeceKay SilverMonika “Moon” SteinmannCarol Chandler SussmanBeth TobinInez ViruetJo WaltersKaren Waltonen Merle WeissMort WiseVickie Yates

Artist, Educator, or Student Harumi AbeFarley AguilarTJ AhearnAja AlbertsonDavid AlmeidaLuis Alonzo-BarkigiaJose AlvarezMiguel AlvarinoAnthony ArdavinDiane ArrietaLiz AtzbergerZach BalberMichael BalboneBhakti BaxterLoriel BeltranKristopher BenedictH. Allen BenowitzBonnie Beregszaszi and Victor MunizNicholas BergeryBooks BischoffDavid BrieskeJenny BrillhartDr. Mary Lou BrothersonLeah Brown and Peter SymonsPaul BureauPablo CanoMartin CarbajalRosemarie ChiarloneClifton ChildreeSusan Lee ChunSuntek ChungTom CocotosAlejandro ContrerasGiannina Coppiano-DwinJulie DavidowJohn DeFaroMadeline DenaroIvan DepenaTara DesmetMark DiamondReniel DiazApril DolkarBrook Dorsch and Tyler Emerson-DorschNatasha DuwinLouise ErhardJosh EricksonJon EspinosaRick EspositoPhillip EstlundChristian FeneckGonzalo FuenmayorDana FunaroChristy GastLynne GelfmanPaula S. GillamAdrienne Rose GiontaPachi Giustinian

Michael GliddenJanet GoldEnrique Gomez De Molina and Troy AbbottRonnie GreenspanFelice G. GrodinTheresa HackettNelson Hallonquist Peter HammarDr. Henning HauptDonna HaynesWalter HnatyshRichard HoglundMoira HolohanBobbiejo HortonGraham HudsonRyan HumphreyCatalina JaramilloJeremiah JennerFreddy JouwayedColby KatzRachel KayeMatthew KellenNick KleinTerry KraussSinisa KukecErnesto KundeTina La PortaPeter LaughtonDr. Timothy LeistnerDavid LeRoiMonique Leyton and Brad KuhlDelbert LoCheng-Sheng Lo Nicolas LoboFrancesco LoCastroZachari LoganJustin LongMarlene LopezNatasha Lopez de VictoriaMonica Lopez de VictoriaJessica and Christiaan Lopez-MiroRenee LewisPepe MarJuan MaristanyJillian MayerRobert McKeownLuisa MesaLiam MilanoRuben MillaresMichael MillsChristopher MilneVenessa MonokianJohn D. MonteithGean MorenoHugo MoroAnia MoussawelNora MulherenCheryl NathanFederico NessiLea NicklessJami Nix RahnLori NozickMichael O’BrienScott O’DellTemison OkpakuJen O’MalleyBrandon OpalkaLois OstrovWilliam PaganoCarl PascuzziTere PastorizaRaul PerdomoAlbert Perez

Adam PerryChristina PetterssonManny Prieres Adam PrinceJanelle ProulxRalph ProviseroRussell V. RandMelanie RatcliffLisa and Jonathan Rockford Cristina Lei RodriguezDavid RohnRenata RojoGustavo RomanSantiago RubinoKathy Rudin and Laura KiselevachSarah Michelle RupertLaura Carolina SalaSamantha SalzingerOliver SanchezJohn SandellIsaac Allen SandyDick SauerNathan SawayaTom SciclunaMarc SequinBonnie ShapiroDave SharmaCarrie SiehTawnie SilvaSleeper Janet SlomKatelyn SpinelliJen Stark and Alvaro IlizarbeKaren Starosta-GilinskiDonna Lee SteffensSue StevensCarlos StincerSunshine Tents and Event RentalsNina SurelAlex TriminoKyle TrowbridgeJackie TuffordStephan TugrulTypoe Maitejosune Urrechaga and Tony KapelOdalis ValdiviesoMarcos ValellaRichard VergezTom VirginGretchen WagonerOliver WasowMichelle WeinbergAgustina WoodgateAntonia WrightKim YantisLee Anna Yater

Program Collaborators

The Center’s programming is enriched by collaborations with numerous organizations in our community. They include:

Art Basel Miami BeachAvailable SpacesBen Gamla Charter SchoolBonnet House Museum and GardensBroward Boys and Girls ClubBroward County Cultural DivisionBroward County LibraryBroward County Public SchoolsBroward Education Communications Network

(BECON)Carol Jazzar Contemporary ArtClassic Residence of HollywoodCity of HollywoodCommunity Foundation of BrowardCrowne Plaza David Castillo GalleryDorsch GalleryDowntown Hollywood Business AssociationElite BrandsFlorida Youth OrchestraFunding Arts Broward (FAB!)Galerie JennerGalleria Fort LauderdaleGallery DietGavlak GalleryGirls’ ClubGG’s Waterfront Bar and GrillGreater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors

BureauGreater Hollywood Chamber of CommerceHallandale Beach Area Chamber of CommerceHANDY (Helping Abused Neglected Dependent

Youth)Hispanic UnityHochberg Preparatory SchoolHollywood Academy of Arts and SciencesHollywood Beach Business AssociationHollywood Beach Golf ResortHollywood Community Redevelopment AgencyHollywood Community TelevisionHollywood GazetteHollywood JayceesHollywood Lakes Civic AssociationHollywood Lakes Community NewsletterHollywood Office of TourismHollywood Women’s ClubJason Taylor FoundationJohn S. and James L. Knight Foundation[NAME] PublicationsNBC 6 South FloridaNew HorizonsOnView MagazineRamada Hollywood HotelSawgrass MillsSeminole Hard Rock Hotel and CasinoSheraton Suites PlantationSovren MagazineSpinello ProjectsSuperior Small LodgingUniversity of South FloridaVi AventuraWestin Diplomat Resort and SpaWomen in DistressYMCA of Broward/Miami-Dade CountyYoung at Art

Staff Joy Satterlee, APR, Executive DirectorSusan Rakes, Assistant Director

ExhibitionsJane Hart, Curator of Exhibitions Elise Viola, Visitor Services CoordinatorJordan Canal, Visitor Services

Associate

EducationKate McCarthy, Education Coordinator

TheaterJoseph Popejoy, Technical DirectorCathleen Dean, House ManagerFred Skettini, Theater Maintenance

DevelopmentJeff Rusnak, Director of DevelopmentJeff Lynn, Administrative and

Development Manager

Marketing / Public RelationsAlesh Houdek, Marketing and Design

ManagerCharmain Yobbi, Public Relations and

Community Partnerships Manager

FinancesElizabeth Veszi, Bookkeeper

Executive CommitteeJohn Stengel, ChairAlan Koslow, Esq.,

Vice Chair/Legal CounselOscar Llorente, Vice ChairAnna Smith, TreasurerJohn Mabry, SecretaryDavid Lottes, Immediate Past ChairStan Bershad, At LargeLou Anne Colodny, At Large

TrusteesHon. Sandra ColemanTanya I. Davis, CPA Marianne FerroRandall Gilbert, Esq.Neil GoldShelly LoosAllison S. LoveladyTracy LyonsAngie Marano, FACHEBarbara MarksCristy PeñaSusan RenneisenJason Swineford, MDEd WallsMisty Weinger, CPA, CVA

Honorary TrusteesHon. Patricia Asseff Bonnie BarnettSteven BeckerSusan Best Kenneth C. Brown Donna DickeyFrancie Bishop GoodMichael GoodmanHon. Sue GunzburgerDavid HorvitzCarmen HotchkissJarett LevanDrazia RubensteinWilma Siegel, MDDavid Singer, Esq.Hon. Eleanor Sobel

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