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GadsdenArtsCenter&MuseumAnnualReport2016

GadsdenArtsCenter&MuseumMission

Improving quality of life through art.

The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum mission is to foster understanding and appreciation of the visual arts to

improve the quality of life in Gadsden County and the region. The organization works to enhance arts

education, provide cultural opportunities, and stimulate economic growth in the community. (Updated May 28,

2009)

GadsdenArtsCenterVision

A thriving arts center and museum, offering a broad range of interpretive and studio art programs centered

upon an exhibition calendar of top regional to major national and historically important art exhibitions. A

community center enjoyed by a steady stream of daily visitors and participants, where a growing number of

volunteers, philanthropists, and businesses find ample opportunities to invest in improving the quality of life and

economic prosperity of our community.

(850)875-4866•www.gadsdenarts.org•13NorthMadisonStreet,Quincy,FL32351

BoardofDirectors2016 Lucy Harris, President

Ranie Thompson, Vice President

Kate Clark, Treasurer

Patsy Bates, Secretary

Dawn McMillan, Immed. Past President

Jan Bates

Penny Dehler

Laura Harris

Sandy Higdon

Lou Hill

Alex Hinson

Charlotte Kelley

Alma Littles

Eluster Richardson

Joe Munroe

Karol Dover Selvaggio

Becky Tiller

Medora Wester

Alan Williams

Mayo Woodward

_________________________________________________________ StaffGrace B. Robinson, Executive Director

Angie Lewis Barry, Curator

Anissa Ford, Education Director

Becky Reep, Gift Shop & Rentals Manager

ContractPersonnelMelanie Joyner, Bookkeeper & Development Assistant

Rod Young, Janitorial Services

ContractInstructorsDonna Lowman (ARTreach Programs, Art Camp)

Nancy VanLandingham (Art Camp)

Keith Martin Johns (Master Artist Workshop)

Eluster Richardson (Master Artist Workshop)

Jane Slivka (Master Artist Workshop)

Don Taylor (Master Artist Workshop)

InternsMatthew Dudley, FSU College of Fine Art, Studio Art

Denzel Goldwire, FAMU College of Fine Art, Studio Art

Zhiju Liu, FSU College of Fine Art, Art Education

Alexia Lobaina, FSU Museum Education, Exhibitions Interpretation

GadsdenArtsCenter&MuseumAnnualReportFebruary 9, 2017

Dear Gadsden Arts Members,

Where does the time go? Seriously! Your support has

produced another very productive year at Gadsden Arts. In this report,

you will see a listing of all exhibitions, programs, and events that were

offered during 2016 – total participation, up 23% from the prior year – and increasing support from an ever-

growing community. You will also see larger milestones that we were fortunate to reach – in the spring, becoming

Florida’s 27th art museum to earn American Alliance of Museums Accreditation, later adding the word “Museum” to

our name to reflect that status, and in the fall, surpassing our Community Connections Project fundraising goal,

making expansion this year an exciting reality!

Perhaps more important, though, is the day-to-day impact of Gadsden Arts in peoples’ lives, which is best illustrated

through stories…

• The children who hurried through their homework on the day they knew our instructor and volunteer

were coming to work with them, laden with colorful art supplies, excited to relax and create and explore…

• The child who smiled broadly when I admired her quilt square design, telling me she planned to take it

home to give her mother as a gift…

• Local artists, pursuing a lifelong interest in retirement, many of whom I’ve known for years now, proud to

be developing their art and craft, nervous about taking a Master Artist Workshop and then challenged and

delighted with the results…

• Art collectors who so generously loaned not only their prized possessions to Gadsden Arts for the

Collector’s Choice exhibition for public benefit, but also shared their stories – like the couple who

“inherited” a Highwaymen painting along with a beach house purchase, only to find out 12 years later that it

is a valuable part of Florida’s cultural history. (The wife found out and then re-gave it to her husband for

Christmas!)

• The volunteer who guided 22 children through a group quilt making activity during summer art camp,

finding at the end of the week that she took more from that experience than the children did, struck by the

natural ease in bringing together 22 children from very different communities to make one beautiful design.

There are many more stories – they happen daily at Gadsden Arts – a wonderful organization of people

who come together in myriad ways to improve quality of life for all of us, and to revitalize and strengthen our

community, through art. Thank you all, very much, for your continued support and involvement in this great and

growing art organization.

I look forward to sharing another great year in 2017, and at the end of the year, the grand opening of our

renovation and expansion – wonderful additions that will create many more stories to come.

With heartfelt appreciation,

Grace Robinson Grace Robinson

Executive Director

EXHIBITIONS(listedbygallery)SaraMayLoveGalleryDean Mitchell’s American West: Poverty and the Human Spirit

Eluster Richardson: May I Have this Dance?

Collector’s Choice: Inside the Hearts and Minds of Collectors

28th Art in Gadsden: Regional Exhibition of Fine Art

ZoeGollowayExhibitHallGlenn Simmions: Reborn

Cassie Tucker: On the Other Side


28th Art in Gadsden: Regional Exhibition of Fine Art

BatesCommunityRoomGalleryGAC Artists Guild Exhibitions (6 different installations, 55 members)

BatesChildren’sGalleryWorks from Summer Art Camp 2016

Children’s Unity Quilt

BatesPermanentCollectionGallerySelections from the Gadsden Arts Permanent Collection (Dean

Mitchell, Mark Messersmith, Beth Appleton)

Contemporary Cuban Art

FSU College of Medicine Health Equity Project (student art exhibition)

Art in Gadsden Children’s Poster Competition

MunroeFamilyCommunityGallery(openedOctober2016)28th Art in Gadsden: Regional Exhibition of Fine Art

LobbyOut of Pocket: Small Art Invitational

Dowel Bowl by Mark Lindquist

Ichibaku Sculptures by Mark Lindquist

FSUCollegeofMedicineEluster Richardson Quilt Series

Cassie Tucker watercolors

GadsdenCountyCommissioners’OfficeChanging installations by Gadsden Arts Artists Guild members

COLLECTIONAccessionstothePermanentCollectionMonica Looria (Antella), untitled, oil on linen, 2016.1, gift of Grace Robinson.

An untitled female portrait by this Cuban artist who employs similar

symbolism and compositional devices as those applied by Vernacular Artist

Thornton Dial, Sr. in his works on paper.

Dean Gioia, Portrait of Pam Laws, acrylic on canvas, 2016.2, gift of the artist.

A work by highly regarded and widely collected Tallahassee landscape painter

Dean Gioia, known for his atmospheric canopy road and coastal landscapes.

This portrait demonstrates strong technique and depicts beloved Tallahassee

jazz singer Pam Laws, who had a long relationship with Gadsden Arts.

EDUCATIONSpecial Projects

• Exhibition Catalogs: Dean Mitchell’s American West: Poverty and the

Human Spirit,


• Dean Mitchell’s Panel Discussion: Art, Poverty, & Change

• VSA Florida, Accessibility Training Workshop Host

• Quincyfest

• Art and Garden: Fall Family Festival

• Porchfest and Sketchcrawl

Art Camp, Classes, and Workshops

• Family Art Workshops

• Spring Break Art Camp

• 6-week Summer Art Camp and Camp Reception

• Arty Parties & Painting Socials

• Drawing & Painting Class (weekly)

• Don Taylor Master Artist Workshop (2)

• Eluster Richardson Master Artist Workshop

• Keith Martin Johns Master Artist Workshop

• Jane Slivka Master Artist Workshop

ArtReach Partnerships

Shadetree Group, George W. Munroe Elementary School,

Crossroad Academy, Terrific Tuesday, Stewart Street

Elementary School, Boys & Girls Club at Carter Parramore

Academy, Route 456, Living Stones International, Gadsden

Elementary Magnet School ESOL Program, Galloway

Academy

Ongoing Interpretive Programs

• Opening Reception Gallery Talks

• Audio & Video Tours

• Didactic Text Panels

• Gallery Scavenger Hunts

• Family Gallery Guides

• Student Learning Guides

• Standards-Correlated Lesson Plans

Docent-Guided Tour Groups

Owls Group, Legislative Spouses, Westminster Oaks,

Florida Governor’s Mansion Docents (2), Delta Sigma

Theta (2), Galloway Academy, Tallahassee Senior Center

& TSC LX3, Gadsden Elementary Magnet School,

Magnolia House (2), Class Reunion, Celebration Group

Home, Film Club, Magnolia School, Hugh E. Cunningham

Jr. Enrichment Center, Xhengu Group, Allegro,

Homeschool Group (2), Bible Study Group, Leadership

Tallahassee, Crossroad Preschool, Chattahoochee Rotary,

Stewart Street Elementary School ESE Program.

BatesChildren’sGalleryExhibitions(seepage4)CollegeandGraduate-LevelInternships(seepage2)

DEVELOPMENT 28th Art in Gadsden Patron Sponsors Patsy and Mark Bates

Richard Corry

Nesta and Tom Cumbie

Janice and John Shaw Curry

Martha and Mark Fletcher

Judy and Scott Gregory

Laura and David Harris

Emily and John Higdon

Jane and Alex Hinson

Melanie and Bradley Joyner

Charlotte Kelley

Becky and Stewart Parsons

Betty Ann and Jim Rodgers

Meredith and Bob Smith

Adelaide Suber

Susan and Otey Walker

Medora and James Wester

Mary Jane and Pat Woodward

2016 Director’s Circle Members Patricia Thrower Barmeyer

Patsy and Mark Bates

Dianne and Doug Croley


Penny and Moritz Dehler

Zoe Golloway and Mr. Jim Eggert

Judy and Scott Gregory

Laura and David

Lucy and Fred Harris

Terry and Mike Hawkins

Sandy Higdon

Calynne and Lou Hill

Alex and Jane Hinson

Tee and Wilson Hinson

Janet Hinkle

Stewart Hinson

Eileen and Stuart Johnson

Altha Manning

Antoinette and Terence McCoy

Suzanne McGhee

James Murdaugh

Judy and Mike Pate


Stephen Swindal

Marjorie Turnbull

Tricia and Ben Willis


Helen Woodward

Nonnie and George Woodward

Elaine and Bob Woodward

MEMBERSHIPv Average membership: 517

v Membership income: $33,023 (15% increase over prior year)

v Artists Guild: 55 members

v Director’s Circle: 30 members

ANEVENINGWITHTHEARTSGALA(January,2016)

v Guests: 220 (sold out)

v Net raised: $24,000 ($3,000 over prior year)

COMMUNITYCONNECTIONSPROJECTGoal: $600,000; reached $607,000 in private funds in November 2017, with grants bringing total to $654,000 Wendy and Nick Adams

Nancy and Tom Adams

The Archibald Foundation

Shirley and Frank Baker

Patricia Barmeyer

Angie and Chris Barry

Jan and Dick Bates

Patsy and Mark Bates

Kate and Josh Clark

Eleanor Clemons

Dianne and Doug Croley

Doug Croley Insurance Services

Nesta Cumbie


Evelyn and Ernie Davis

Judy Davis

Penny and Moritz Dehler

De La Valdene Family Foundation

Priscilla and Dick Dreibelbis

Julie and Everitt Drew

Shirley and Ed Dyal

Katherine Fisher

Denise and Bert Fletcher

Carole and Duncan Fletcher

Martha and Mark Fletcher

Taylor Fletcher

Anissa Ford

Russell Fryar

Zoe Golloway and Jim Eggert

Bettie Jane Grant

Juliane and George Hackney

Laura and David Harris

Lucy and Fred Harris

Terry and Mike Hawkins

Marilynn and E. Cantey Higdon

Emily and John Higdon

Roslyn and Pat Higdon, Jr.

Sandy Higdon

Calynne and Lou Hill

Mart Hill

Jane and Alex Hinson

Stewart Hinson

Tee and Wilson Hinson

Melanie and Bradley Joyner

Charlotte Kelley

Ellen and John Lewis

Alma and Gentle Littles

Margaret MacCary

Altha Manning

Brenda Martin

Sara Ruth and William H.

McKeown

Dawn and Leo McMillan

Sabrina and Bill McMillan, CSI

Contracting

Mary Margaret and Larry McNeill

Joe Munroe

Becky and Ron Tiller, Newberry

Family Foundation

Jeannette and Ed Parramore

Becky and Stewart Parsons

Jenifer and Jared Policastro

Paula Walborsky and

Kent Putnam

Becky and Steve Reep

Grace Robinson and Tom Morgan


Joel Sampson, Architect

Karol Dover Selvaggio

Adelaide Suber

Karen Suber

Talquin Electric Cooperative

Don Taylor

Mary Ann Thomas

Ranie and Jason Thompson

Carolyn and Randolph Thrower

Marjorie Turnbull

Susan and Otey Walker

Medora and James Wester

Mary and George Wickham

Alan Williams

Nancy Wingenbach

Leewood and Tom Woodell

Elaine and Bob Woodward


Mayo Woodward

Phyllis Wooten

COMMUNITYCONNECTIONSPROJECT–PUBLICFUNDSQuincy Community Redevelopment Agency

City of Quincy

Gadsden County

Institute of Museums and Library Services

COMMUNITYCONNECTIONSPROJECT–FAMILYNAMINGHONORSWendy and Nick Adams Collections Area

Jean Fletcher Museum Shop

Jessie Shaw Bates and Mortimer B. Bates, Jr. Lobby

E.W. "Ned" Hinson & Frances Gray Thomas

Hinson History Hall

Jane and Alex Hinson Children’s Art Gallery

Munroe Family Community Gallery

Margaret Munroe Thrower Collections Area

Sarah K. Newberry Gallery Annex

Woodell Family Art Studio

Woodward Family Children’s Studio

GRANTFUNDINGGrant application success rate: 100%; funding request percentage 86%

Florida DCA grant score: highest ranked Visual Arts Organization, 7 years, second in category, 1 year

Total grant income: $122,495 (Total grants 180%, program grants 6.5% increase over prior year)

v City of Quincy (Programs)

v City of Quincy (Community Connections)

v Florida Humanities Council

v Gadsden Tourist Development Council

v Gadsden Community Redevelopment Agency

(Community Connections Project)

v Gadsden County (Programs)

v Gadsden County (Community Connections)

v Institute of Museums and Library Services


v Quincy Community Redevelopment Agency


v State of Florida Division of Cultural Affairs

v United Way of the Big Bend

v Visit Florida

FOUNDATIONFUNDINGv Adrian C. Fletcher and Annie Muriel Fletcher

Foundation

v Archibald Foundation

v Bates Family Foundation

v Capital City Bank Group Foundation

v De La Valdene Family Foundation

v Newberry Family Foundation

v Richard C. Munroe Family Foundation

v Woodell Family Foundation

ANNUAL FUND 2016

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allman

Mr. Stephen Rollin and

Ms.Mary Apple

Mr. Ed Babcock and Barbara

Sepielli

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Baggett

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Baker

Mrs. Carole Barber

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bates

Mrs. Martha Bates

Mr. Nick Bert

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brienen

Dr. Robert Bryant

Rev. Richard S. Corry

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Curry

RAdm. H. Jeff Davis, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Moritz Dehler

Ms. Wendy Devarieux

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Draper

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dyal

Ms. Judith Ehrhardt

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fixel

Mrs. Eleanor Fleming

Mrs. Carole N. Fletcher

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fletcher

Ms. Anissa Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis

Mrs. Bettie Jane Grant

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harnett

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris

Mr. and Mrs. David Harris

Mr. and Mrs. E. Cantey Higdon

Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hinson

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hinson

Mr. Ed Hinson III

Mr. Stewart Hinson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Joyner

Ms. Helen Jelks King

Mr. Blucher Lines

Ms. Altha Manning

Ms. Patricia Yancy Martin and Ms.

Gayle Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Maxwell

Mr. and Mrs. Fount May, Jr.

Ms. Martha Ann McCaskill

Mr. and Mrs. William Hugh

McKeown

Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMillian

Mr. and Mrs. Leo McMillan

Dr. and Mrs. Larry McNeill

Mr. Joe Munroe

Miss Ermine Owenby

Ms. Nancy B. Parks

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parramore

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pate

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Pettit

Mr. and Mrs. Jared Policastro

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pople

Mr. Kent Putnam

Mrs. Jill Quadagno

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Raepple

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reep

Ms. Grace Robinson and Mr. Tom

Morgan

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Rodgers

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sapp

Ms. Karol Dover Selvaggio

Ms. Jeanette Sickel

Mrs. Mary Spooner

Ms. Karen Suber

Mrs. Pat Suber

Tallahassee Community College

Ms. Mary Ann Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tiller

Ms. Marjorie Turnbull

Mr. and Mrs. Otey Walker

Father and Mrs. John Wesley

Mr. and Mrs. James Wester

W.O. Whittle

Mr. and Mrs. George Wickham

Ms. Jill Williams

Ms. Lynn Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodell

Ms. Blair Woodell

Mr. Mayo Woodward

Dr. Katherine Woodward

Ms. Martha Jean Woodward

Dr. and Mrs. Pat Woodward

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wynn

PROFESSIONALWORKINTHEFIELDGraceRobinson,ExecutiveDirector

v Florida Art Museum Directors Association Board of

Directors, Vice-President

v Florida Association of Museums Conference session

presenter: “Engaging Stakeholders” with Tiffany Baker,

Director, Florida’s Historic Capitol Museum; and “Small

Museums Accreditation” with Angie Barry, Anissa Ford,

and Rebecca Nagy, Director, Harn Museum of Art

v Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Task Force – Tourism

and Marketing

v Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Action Team, State

Strategic Plan for Arts & Culture

v American Alliance of Museums Peer Reviewerv Council on Culture and the Arts and Institute of Innovation

and Excellence – “Fiscal Oversight” presenterv Association of Fundraising Professionals – “Annual

Fundraising” panelist

AngieBarry,Curatorv Florida Association of Museums Board of Directors

v Florida Association of Museums Arts Section Chair

v Florida Association of Museums Conference “Small Museums Accreditation” session

AnissaFord,EducationCoordinatorv Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Grant Program panelist

v Community in the Schools Gadsden Board of Directors

GROUPPRESENTATIONS(aboutGadsdenArts)Rotary of Quincy, Havana Kiwanis, Bradfordville Kiwanis, Quincy CRA, Gadsden TDC, Gadsden County, City of

Quincy, Delta Sigma Theta, Westminster Oaks Women’s Breakfast, Tallahassee Watercolor Society.

MARKETING

ü Faces of Gadsden Arts Blog

ü Gadsden Website (www.gadsdenarts.org)

ü Press releases to all regional media (90+

outlets within 200 miles)

ü 8 web-based and print community calendars

– managed by Carlene Prince

ü Gadsden Arts Enews (1998 subscribers,

+198 from prior year)

ü Event & Exhibition Invitations

ü Exhibition Banners

ü Event and Exhibition E-vites

ü Facebook – Boosted Posts

ü Florida Association of Museums Phone App

ü Display Advertising: Havana Herald,

Tallahassee Magazine, Tallahassee Democrat

Limelight Section, Herald Progress Report,

Gadsden County Times

ü WFSU-WFSQ-WFSW radio and television

coverage, sponsored by Gadsden TDC

ü Council on Culture and the Arts email blast

advertisements and calendar listings

ü GAC Facebook Page

ü GAC Flickr Page

ü GAC YouTube Page

CORPORATE&PRIVATESPONSORSCash sponsor support: $19,350 (198% increase over prior year) In-kind sponsor support: $22,787

v Aegis Business Technology

v Allison House Inn

v Ameriprise Financial / Wes Mullins

v Barnes Capital Group

v BB&T Scott & Stringfellow

v Bell & Bates Home Center

v Bob DeWitt Smith Photography

v Capital City Bank

v Centennial Bank

v Coldwell Banker / Jason Boone

v Convergis Network Services Group / Rebecca Pustejovsky

v The Corry Law Firm, P.A.

v CSI Contracting

v Dan Hooker Contractor

v Doug Croley Insurance Services

v Dr. Michael Hartley, DMD

v Everitt and Julie Drew

v Fixel and Willis Attorneys

v FSU College of Medicine

v Gadsden County School Board

v Gadsden County Times

v Havana Herald

v Henry, Buchanan, Hudson, Suber, & Carter, P.A.

v Hinson Oil Company

v Lifesong Funeral Services

v Lines, Hinson and Lines

v McMillan Design

v Opening Nights

v Pat Thomas & Associates Insurance

v Roberts and Co. Real Estate Services LLC.

v Stewart TV and Appliances

v Supporting Your Choices Inc. / Bobbie Munroe

v Tallahassee Community College

v Tallahassee Magazine

v Talquin Electric Cooperative, Inc.

v Tallahassee Community College Foundation

v The Black Fig

v Thomas Howell Ferguson, PA

v Westminster Oaks

COMMUNITYANDINDUSTRYPARTNERSThe Gadsden Arts Center works with organizational partners from regional economic, education, arts and culture,

marketing, and tourism industries, as well as state and Southeastern arts and culture organizations, so that the

Center and each partner can better achieve goals and maximize resources.

v American Alliance of Museums

v Association of Fundraising Professionals

v Boys and Girls Club

v Communities in Schools of Gadsden

v City of Quincy

v Council on Culture and the Arts

v Crossroad Academy

v First Presbyterian Church of Quincy

v FAMU Art Department

v Florida Association of Local Arts Agencies

v Florida Association of Museums

v Florida Art Museum Directors Association

v FSU College of Medicine

v FSU College of Fine Arts

v FSU Museum of Fine Art

v Gadsden County Chamber of Commerce

v Gadsden County Commission

v Gadsden County Public Schools

v Gadsden Elementary Magnet ESOL Prog.

v Gadsden Tourist Development Council

v George W. Munroe Elementary School

v Gretna Presbyterian Church (Shadetree)

v Quincy Main Street

v Quincy Music Theater

v Southeastern Museums Conference

v Stewart Street Elementary School

v Tallahassee Community College

v Tallahassee Watercolor Society

v Visit Florida

BUILDINGMAINTENANCEANDIMPROVEMENT2016Improvements:

v Repainted all galleries

CommunityConnectionsProjectRenovation:v Woodell Family Art Studio repainted, re-equipped, new floors installed

v Munroe Family Art Studio created with LED lighting

v Bates Permanent Collection Gallery expanded

v 2nd floor center galleries – new flooring

v E.W. "Ned" Hinson & Frances Gray Thomas Hinson History Hall – redesigned

v Wendy and Nick Adams Collections Area – museum-quality rack systems, shelving, and air exchange

installed; additional equipment purchased

GADSDENARTSENDOWMENTTRUST,INC.The Gadsden Arts Endowment Trust, established in 2002, and managed by a separate board of directors, provides

for facilities, exhibitions and education programs at the Gadsden Arts Center. The principal of this fund is

permanently restricted, with a current 2.5% spending policy.

Total Endowments 12/31/2016: $738,801

Annual Spending Policy: 2.5%

Program / Exhibition Support: $18,750

Collections Support: $2,500

Gadsden Arts Endowment Trust, Inc. Board of Directors

Mark Bates (Chair)

Richard Bates

Kate Clark

Alex Hinson

Bruce Rowan

Ranie Thompson

Pat Woodward

Jared Policastro

(Morgan Stanley Advisor)

COMMITTEESCollectionsLouHill,ChairJillChamberlainSuEceniaBeverlyFrickQuincieHambyCalynneHillDawnMcMillanElusterRichardsonLeahStoetzelCommunityConnectionsZoeGolloway,Co-ChairLucyHarris,Co-ChairMarkBatesPatsyBatesKathleenCarterNestaCumbiePennyDehlerMaryHowardEdwards

LauraHarrisSandyHigdonCharlotteKelleyWilliamH.McKeownEducationNancyAdamsPatsyBatesKathleenCarterBethCoxCaroleFletcherDanielleHennCharlotteKelleyDonnaLowmanNancyVanLandinghamEveningwiththeArtsJanBatesNestaCumbiePennyDehlerAnneDraper

KayEdwardsJulianeHackneyLucyHarrisMaryHowardEdwardsDawnMcMillanJoeMunroeKarolSelvaggioGregThompsonBeckyTillerMedoraWesterExhibitionsDawnMcMillan,ChairJulieBaroodyPennyDehlerJerryDraperWilliamHughMcKeownJoeMunroeElusterRichardsonHarrisWiltsher

FinanceKateClark,ChairMarkBatesSandyHigdonAlexhinsonBruceRowanMayoWoodwardPatWoodwardReceptionsJulianeHackney,ChairNestaCumbieAnneDraperSaraRuthMcKeownRanieThompsonBeckyTillerMedoraWester

GADSDENARTS,INC.OPERATINGPROFIT/LOSS2016Income Admissions 1,559ArtSalesCommissions(ended2/28/16) 3,631Contributions 130,420Fees 3,550EventTickets 14,412Grants 65,103Interest 21,330Memberships 33,023RentalIncome 4,511RetailSales 24,324SalesTaxDiscounts 56Sponsorships 16,750Tuition 12,849OtherIncome 16,793TotalIncome 348,311

Expense Advertising 10,841Awards 3,016BankServiceCharges 3,242ContractLabor&Conservation 55,053Dues 1,579Occupancy 27,575Insurance 13,654Payroll 196,264Permits&Licenses 473Postage&Shipping 2,917Printing 4,754ProfessionalDevelopment&Travel 1,160ProfessionalFees 1,261RentalExpense 1,271Signage 486Software 2,167Supplies 8,786Travel 3,168Otherexpense 655TotalExpenses 338,322OperatingBalance(Net) 9,989

GADSDENARTS,INC.BALANCESHEETASSETS CurrentAssets CashonHand 494,084 Endowments 738,801 AccountsReceivable 280,666 OtherCurrentAssets 13,705 TotalCurrentAssets 1,527,257 FixedAssets Land 48,429 Building-Operating 101,571 BuildingRenovation 1,057,412 Buildings 67,699 ArtCollection 391,836 Furniture&Equipment 72,826 Accum.Dep.Buildings (441,077) Accum.Dep.Equipment (53,762) TotalFixedAssets 1,244,933 TOTALASSETS 2,772,191

LIABILITIESANDEQUITYCurrentLiabilities AccountsPayable 1,196 AIGPatrons 2,400 ArtistsCommissionsPayable 2,212 SalesTaxPayable 239 PayrollLiabilities 3,712 RentalDeposits&DeferredInc. 950 PrepaidSponsorships 5,750 PrepaidIncome 7,500 CCBVisa 8,552 TotalCurrentLiabilities 32,511 LongTermLiabilities 0 RetainedEarnings 374,108 EndowmentNetAssets 265,794 Temp.RestrictedNetAssets 108,155 UnrestrictedNetAssets 1,695,042 NetIncome 296,581 TotalEquity 2,772,191 TOTALLIABILITIES&EQUITY 2,772,191

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