auction 2016: black & gold ball catalogue
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Black &
Gold BallA T T H E
M U S E U M O F T H E
S O U T H W E S T
AUCTION 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
7 until 11 pm
Master of Ceremonies
Brian Lee Whisenhunt
Auctioneer
Marcus Etheridge
Black &
Gold BallA T T H E
M U S E U M O F T H E
S O U T H W E S T
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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Our Generous Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Live Auction....................................................6Posted Auction..................................................8 Travel........................................................8xx
Parties & Events.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10xx
Tickets & Lessons......................................10xx
Fashion.....................................................1 1x x
Health & Beauty.......................................12xx
Shopping..................................................13xx
Other......................................................13xx
Art..........................................................14xx
Home Décor.............................................17xx
House Rules...................................................19Auction Rules................................................21Thank You to Our Donors.............................22Board of Governors......................................24Board of Trustees..........................................24Museum of the Southwest Staff......................25Auction Committee.......................................26Decorators........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Notes........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
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Our Generous SponsorsJames McNeill Whistler’s PEACOCK ROOM
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Norwood | Mr. & Mrs. James Small
Gustav Klimt’s WOMAN IN GOLD
Mrs. Mary B. Kennedy | Mrs. Lissa Noël Wagner
Andy Warhol’s GOLD MARILYN MONROE
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Goudeau
TEMPLE OF THE GOLD BUDDHA
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Alexander | Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Alworth | Mr. & Mrs. Billy Bryant | Mr. & Mrs. Wright E. Cowden, Jr. | Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hyde | Tommy & Natalie Obar
Ohara Koson’s TWO GOLDFISH
Ms. Jean Burkholder | Ms. Cathy Eastham
Vincent van Gogh’s SUNFLOWERS
Ms. Julie Z. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Clint L. Hurt | Mr. & Mrs. James Woodcock Dr. Summer & Mr. Reid Merritt | Mr. & Mrs. Van Tettleton Mr. Jay Reynolds | Mrs. Debra Westmoreland | Mr. Todd E. Westmoreland | Mrs. Becky Yarborough & Mr. Steve Straus
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Peter Carl Faberge’s JEWELED EGGS AND GIFTS
Mrs. Kay B. Bird | Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gibson Mrs. Suzy Starr Boldrick | Mrs. Barbara Jowell | Dr. & Mrs. Glenn Rogers | Mr. & Mrs. Buddy Sipes | | Mr. & Mrs. George Thomas Ms. Cristi Branum Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Brown III Frost Mr. & Mrs. Allen McGuire | Mr. & Mrs. Don E. Tomlin MCM Energy Partners
Gentile da Fabriano’s STROZZI ALTARPIECE: ADORATION OF THE MAGI
Double Eagle Development First Capital Bank of TexasMr. & Mrs. Michael Grella Kelly Hart & Hallman LLPMr. & Mrs. Stephen ShawMr. & Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Jr.
Charles Demuth’s I SAW THE FIGURE FIVE IN GOLD
Karen & Douglas Scharbauer##
UNDERWRITERS
Mr. & Mrs. William F. DingusDr. Ronald & Mrs. Teresa Ingram Mrs. Karen Scharbauer
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1. Legend in your Living RoomA legendary guitar from rock icon Eric Clapton will become the inspiration for conversations about the blues, rock and roll, live music and musical memories for years to come.
A $4,995 value courtesy of Alison and Jamie Small.
2. Play the Judy with Judy
How better to play Midland Country Club’s nine-hole Judy course, than with Judy Rankin herself? Tee off for a nine-hole round of golf followed by a delicious lunch at the club.
A priceless day courtesy of Judy Rankin and Summer Merritt and a $100 value courtesy of Midland Country Club.
3. Kentucky Bourbon Trail
The famous Kentucky Bourbon trail awaits you and three guests. Tour distilleries with a personal driver and taste Bulleit, Maker’s Mark and Jim Beam. Travel includes airfare for four and a three-night stay in two standard guest rooms at the Hyatt Regency Louisville.
An estimated value of $13,050.
4. Personal Care
Jump to the front of the waiting list with an exclusive concierge patient membership for one year from Dr. Summer Merritt.
A priceless package from Four Seasons Health & Wellness, PLLC.
Begins at 9 pmFor complete details and restrictions, please see an auction representative. Auction rules are provided at the back of this catalogue. Good luck with your bids!
Live Auction
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5. Emerald Isle Golf Adventure
Escape to Ireland and a premier experience with six nights of hotels, car rental and golfing in Ennis, Dublin and Killarney.
An estimated value of $5,112.
6. Black and Gold Adornment
Dazzle in an exquisite set of delicately carved black jade earrings enhanced with diamonds and onyx in 18k gold by Rina Limor for J.R.
A $7,250 value courtesy of Cathy Eastham Fine Jewelry.
7. A Dinner Party to Remember
Enjoy an unforgettable evening hosted by Dr. Summer Merritt and Mrs. Lissa Noël Wagner in her beautiful home with an epicurean feast from Bravo’s Top Chef contestant chef Tiffany Derry.
A priceless evening courtesy of Lissa Noël Wagner and Summer Merritt.
8. Coastal Getaway
Relax and enjoy the best of the Texas coast with four nights in the beautful five bedroom home of Katherine and Michael Grella on the Key Allegro canal in Rockport, Texas.
A $5,000 value courtesy of Katherine and Michael Grella.
9. Ooh la la, Paris n’est-ce pas?
What could be more Parisian than an insider boutique shopping experience, dinner with wine pairings and five nights at the five-star Le Royal Monceau, walking distance from the Arc de Triomphe and Champs d’Elysees.
An estimated value of $7,272.
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Posted Auction Now you can bid on items and enjoy the party! Download HandBid on your smart phone and browse through everything in the Posted Auction,
make a bid, receive notifications when you’re outbid, and even set a maximum bid on an item. Not tech-savvy? No problem. Consult with an Auction Concierge for assistance.
Open from 7 to 10:30 pm
TRAVEL
1. Join the CultVisit a trio of cult wineries and sample wines made by the finest winemakers in Napa Valley. A chauffeur will drive you and a guest to your VIP tours and tastings at Fantesca Estate & Winery, Gemstone Vineyard and Corra Wines. Accomodations also include a three-night stay in a classic king room at the Andaz Napa Hotel in downtown Napa and airfare for two.
An estimated value of $6,552.
2. Napa Wine GetawayTake a journey through Napa Valley with a chauffeur, winery tours, gourmet lunch and a three-night stay in a one-bedroom suite at the Westin Verasa Hotel in downtown Napa. This priceless package includes airfare for two.
An estimated value of $5,184.
3. Ruidoso RefresherRest and refresh like smooth jazz for two-nights at the Balligomingo Lodge in Ruidoso, New Mexico. Enjoy beautiful mountain range views from the oversized decks of this four-bedroom, three-bath home including two large living areas, open kitchen and game room.
A $500 value courtesy of B. John and Jan McDaniel.
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4. San Antonio StopLook sharp while in San Antonio in a handmade guayabera from Dos Carolinas while taking in the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo and appreciating all the amenities of local favorite Hotel Emma. Remember all your adventures with a suite of maps of Texas and the Southwest to grace the walls of your home or office.
A $450 value courtesy of Sara and John Ames, a $300 value courtesy of Hotel Emma and a $150 value courtesy of Dos Carolinas.
5. Santa Fe Art AdventureEnjoy all that Santa Fe has to offer with a three-night stay in the lovely and private three-bedroom, three-bath home of Cathy and Kevin Butler plus private tours with the director of the New Mexico Museum of Art, Mary Kershaw and director of the New Mexico History Museum, Dr. Andrew Wulf.
A $2,400 value courtesy of Cathy and Kevin Butler and a $100 value courtesy of the New Mexico Museum of Art and the New Mexico History Museum.
6. Santa Fe Getaway at Quail RunEnjoy four days and three nights at Quail Run in Santa Fe, nestled between the Santa Fe and Old Pecos Trails. Accomodations include a two-bedroom, two-bath wonderful townhome with a full kitchen, dining area and living room with fireplace. Quail Run boasts a wonderful restaurant in walking distance, a nine-hole golf course, swimming pool, hot tubs, tennis courts, aerobics and spinning classes.
A $800 value courtesy of Cristi Branum.
7. Wrigley Field from the RooftopDon’t pass up your chance to experience a Chicago Cubs game from one of the official rooftop partners across the street from Wrigley Field! This bucket list experience for the baseball fan includes a Wrigley Field Rooftop Bleachers and Dining Package for two to watch a 2016 regular season Chicago Cubs home game, airfare for two and a three-night stay in a standard guest room at either the Chicago Millennium or Swissotel Chicago.
An estimated value of $5,783.
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PARTIES & EVENTS
8. Complete Party PackageYour next party just got planned! You can just kick back and relax with your friends and not worry about the celebration while Bubbles Rentals takes care of your tables, chairs, linens and a bar; Mix it Up Midland keeps everyone’s cocktails fresh; and everybody gets in focus with party pics from a photo booth by My Point of View.
A $2,358 value courtesy of Bubbles Event Rentals, a $500 value courtesy of Mix it up Midland and a $450 value courtesy of My Point of View Photo Booth.
9. Wine and DineEnjoy a coveted invitation for you and eleven friends to an elegant evening in the beautiful home of Becky Yarborough featuring an exceptional dinner prepared by her and Steve Straus topped off with special wine pairings.
Priceless, courtesy of Becky Yarborough and Steve Straus.
10. VIP AccessInvite nine friends to be the first to see the Museum after the reinstallation of the permanent collection, special exhibitions and new furnishing on a private tour with Executive Director Brian Lee Whisenhunt. Complete your experience with a glass of wine and hors d’oeuvres on the terrace off the executive offices upstairs in the Turner Mansion. Limited to the evening of April 28, 29 or 30.
A priceless experience courtesy of Brian Lee Whisenhunt.
TICKETS & LESSONS
11. An Evening at MummersSwim in popcorn with a Summer Mummers’ gift bag and tickets for four to the 2016 season before enjoying a night downtown at the Doubletree Hotel.
A $125 value courtesy of Midland Community Theatre and a $124 value courtesy of Doubletree Hotel.
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12. Discovery FlightFulfill that flying fantasy with a one-hour introductory lesson for two from OmniAero.
A $220 value courtesy of OmniAero LLC.
13. Nothin’ But NetHoop it up with six tickets and a parking pass for the Dallas Mavericks vs. Memphis Grizzlies game on Friday, April 8, 2016.
A $614 value courtesy of Longfellow Energy LP.
14. Tee TimeImpress your friends with a round of golf for four at Green Tree Country Club.
A $500 value courtesy of Green Tree Country Club.
15. Tennis, Anyone?Improve your game with a new racket and two one-hour private lessons with Cody Chapman.
A $350 value courtesy of Cody Chapman.
FASHION
16. Beautifully BeadedLavish yourself with this one-of-a kind Unikite bead necklace.
A $499 value courtesy of Fred Stockbauer.
17. Drest to KillGentlemen, add a custom designer sport coat made to fit to your wardrobe with a $250 gift card from Drest by Scott Malouf.
A $250 value courtesy of Drest by Scott Malouf.
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18. Pink and OrangeThe bright colors of pink and orange dazzle in the sun in this set of fused glass sterling necklace with earrings.
A $100 value courtesy of Roger Mathews.
19. Shopping for GoldFind out what your wardrobe needs with a special consultation before a luxurious afternoon of shopping with a $1,000 gift card from one of Midland’s favorite boutiques.
A $1,500 value courtesy of Julian Gold.
HEALTH & BEAUTY
20. Get Lean & MeanMake it your best year ever with amazing workouts from DEFINE body and mind plus a month of healthy meals and more from Shakeology. Cant take the pain anymore? Relax with a massage from Woodhouse Day Spa.
A $1,920 value courtesy of DEFINE body & mind, a $160 value courtesy of Catie Hill Fit and a $150 value courtesy of The Woodhouse Day Spa.
21. Light TouchTake your pick from the many personal high-tech services Midland Light Touch Laser offers for both men and women including body contouring and more!
A $1,250 value courtesy of Dr. Gary Madden and Midland Light Touch Laser.
22. Refresh and Rewind
Take advantage of the benefits of Healthy Hides treatments and products to refresh your skin and revitalize your look just before the summer begins. A $455 value courtesy of Healthy Hides.
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SHOPPING
23. Eye for DesignDo you have a room that is stuck in a rut? Let Hyacinth for the Home designer Margaret Ann Tettleton come to your rescue with a consultation on fresh design, fabrics, color and furnishings.
A $1,500 value courtesy of Hyacinth for the Home.
24. Out with the OldGet your wardrobe cleaned out and ready for new spring additions with this organizational and decluttering consultation from Paige Halphen.
A $500 value courtesy of Paige Halphen.
25. In with the NewDiscover how some choice new additions and a smattering of todays trends can maximize your current wardrobe with shopping assistance from Paige Halphen.
A $500 value courtesy of Paige Halphen.
OTHER
26. (re)Branded!Up your marketing profile with a one-hour consultation from branding expert Jessica Rule of SHK—The Advertising Firm. Seen. Heard. Known.
A $150 value courtesy of SHK The Advertising Firm.
27. Heirloom Wooden Cars
Secure a new family heirloom with four handmade wooden cars sturdily crafted to withstand playtime for generations.
A $200 value courtesy of Sam Whisenhunt.
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ART
28. Ancient ArtifactsTake home three exquisite pieces of pottery dating from 600-800 AD and 1200–1400 AD.
A $1,700 value courtesy of Mike & Kelly Cunningham.
29. Art on StoneThis medium-sized lithography stone is perfect for printmakers or print affocionados with designs on both sides that were used to make a variety of prints.
A value of $400.
30. Barn DanceObtain five historical art prints including a barn dance, frontiersmen and settlers by Terry Redlin, John Buxton and Robert Griffing.
A combined value of $640.
31. BattlesTravel back to the Civil War through three historic art prints by Don Troiani depicting the battles at Gettysburg, Antietam and the Chancelorsville Campaign.
A combined value of $1,670. 32. Bold Art A mixed-media wall-mounted sculpture, ‘Things to Come,’ features vibrant bold colors sure to sparkle in your home or office. A $500 value courtesy of Steve Hunsicker. 33. Canyon Escape Own an original Art Cole oil painting of the Santa Elena Canyon. A $1,200 value courtesy of Denna and Allen McGuire.
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34. Garden Picturesque This enchanting design and photo on metal, ‘Garden of Bloom,’ will look great in an office or home. A $495 value courtesy of Kristy Allmon and Enchanted Photodesign. 35. Hulings and Hurd Enjoy three high-quality reproductions of paintings by Clark Hulings and Peter Hurd: ‘The Lonely Man,’ ‘Portuguese Vegetable Woman,’ and ‘The Drilling Rig.’A combined value of $425.
36. Indian Horses This three-print suite by Bev Doolittle comes from the series ‘Two More Indian Horses.’ A value of $325. 37. Life in America Robert Griffing, Carl Brenders, Dave Barnhouse, and John Buxton explore life in America in these five historical art prints. A combined value of $1,020. 38. Picture Perfect Pose for a portrait or have a pencil drawing done of your favorite subject by the talented Sara Drescher Braswell. A $199 value courtesy of Sara Drescher Braswell. 39. Reflections in Nature Tranquility awaits in this calming piece by Dennis Blagg. A $500 value courtesy of ArtspaceIII and Dennis Blagg.
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40. Settlers Acquire five prints of Revolutionary era scenes from the Eastern United States by the artists Robert Griffing, John Buxton and Jack Paluh. A combined value of $975. 41. Taos Artists Own a collection of nine high quality reproductions of paintings by the main members of the Taos Society of Artists. A combined value of $322.
42. Texas Hill Country Get lost in the dreamy hills of Texas in this watercolor print by Todd Winters. A $400 value courtesy of Todd Winters. 43. The American Indian Step into the lives of the Osage and Sioux Indian through five depictions by artists Thomas Mails, Paul Pahse Topah, Robert Griffing and Jack Paluh. A combined value of $815. 44. The Blue and Grey Revisit the Civil War in five historical art prints depicting the battles at Gettysburg and Antietam by the artists Don Troiani and Mort Kunstler. A combined value of $1,660. 45. The Confederate Perfect for Civil War buffs, these five historical art prints include depictions of the Battles of Gettysburg and Antietam, The Chancellorsville Campaign and General Stonewall Jackson. A combined value of $1,005.
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46. The Frontier These five historical art prints highlight life on the frontier by the artists Terry Redlin, John Buxton, Robert Griffing and Jack Paluh. A combined value of $730. 47. The Nomad Experience life on the plains for the American Indian through five works by artists Howard Terpning, Julie Kramer Cole, Chuck De Haan and Robert Griffing. A combined value of $1,193. 48. This American Life Discover America through five scenes of small towns and landscapes by Carl Brenders, Dave Barnhouse, Julie Kramer Cole and Bruce McElya. A combined value of $856. 49. Two Crows This large and colorful mixed-media painting by Terrell Powell features two black crows that is perfect for the bird enthusiast. A $2,000 value courtesy of Terrell Powell. 50. Wild Fowl Own an assortment of five large bird prints by John James Audubon and Richard Sloan. These lovely renderings including a Peregrine Falcon and Prairie Chicken are perfect for the birder or outdoor enthusiast. A combined value of $338. HOME DECOR
51. Drilling for Black Gold Two realistic and colorful prints by Bob Lavin are perfect for anyone in the petroleum industry. A combined value of $70.
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52. Fruit Basket Three etchings by artist Dan Mitra of raspberries and grapes make an excellent addition to any kitchen. A combined value of $200. 53. Lone Star State See how Texas has changed in these two reprinted maps from 1836 and 1845. A combined value of $280. 54. Mirror, Mirror A stunning La Barge arched gold gilded frame beveled glass mirror will accentuate the walls in your home. A $989 value courtesy of Cristi Branum. 55. The Architect Three lovely prints of architectural designs and ornate features from buildings in France and Italy will compliment your home or office décor. A combined value of $85. 56. Travel Texas Texans will appreciate these three reprinted maps from the nineteenth century. A combined value of $305.
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House Rules
1. At the beginning of the evening, the Master of Ceremonies will announce the correct time. Please set your watches accordingly.
2. Five, three and one-minute warnings will be given prior to the Posted Auction closing.
3. Minimum raise is $10. Any bid raised less than $10 is invalid. This excludes Winspire packages which require a $100 minimum raise.
4. Restrictions apply. A claiming package, including expirations and restrictions is available for review at the bid table. Items within one package may have different expiration dates and restrictions. Please note restrictions and bid accordingly.
5. Auction items cannot be exchanged for cash or merchandise. Trips are subject to availability and reservations with private owners and businesses. Please make arrangements as early as possible for best availabilities. Expiration dates are final.
6. A bid constitutes an agreement to purchase; a winning bid is a binding obligation to purchase. All items purchased become the property of the successful bidder once that bidder is acknowledged by the auctioneer.
7. Full payment is required at the Auction as soon as winning bids are posted. Cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express are accepted.
8. A paid receipt must be presented at the auction tables to claim an item. All purchases are to be removed at Auction’s closing. Large items must be picked up by Wednesday, March 23. The Museum will be closed on Monday, March 21.
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9. No substitutions are allowed on vacation packages and vacation packages are non-transferable. Successful bidder is responsible for all travel arrangements not included in vacation packages. No exchanges or refunds will be allowed.
10. The Museum of the Southwest neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for, the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of the items. No statement made in the auction catalog or orally at the Auction or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation or assumption of liability.
11. The values listed are estimates made by the donor of fair market value. Items have not been appraised.
12. Each successful bidder assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction items obtained at the Auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from the Museum of the Southwest, its elected and appointed officials, members and employees, the auctioneer, the auction company and its agents and employees, the event organizers, sponsors and/or volunteers connected with the Auction.
13. Items or services expire March 31, 2017 unless otherwise specified.
14. The Museum of the Southwest is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization as designated by the federal government. The auction receipt certifies that you have received nothing in exchange for this contribution. If the price you pay for the auction item exceeds the fair market value of the piece as stated in the auction catalog, the excess portion of the price may be deducted as a charitable contribution. Please consult with your tax advisor or preparer for details.
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Auction Rules
Posted Auction / HandBid
• Bidding begins at 7 p.m. and continues uninterrupted until 10:30 p.m.
• You may bid directly from the Handbid app on your smartphone once you have downloaded the app and checked into the the event.
• You may also consult an Auction Concierge and they can bid for you using your bid paddle number on BidPads available onsite.
• Maximum bids may be set directly from your smartphone or an Auction Concierge can help you set that up so you may enjoy the rest of the evening. This does not mean that you will pay your Maximum bid. The app will automatically raise the your bid by the minimum raise amount each time you are outbid.
• Please be patient as final bids are posted and invoices processed.
Live Auction
• The Live Auction begins at 9 p.m. in the Durham Children’s Museum.
• Please use the auction paddles provided to indicate your willingness to bid on an item.
• Items will be auctioned from the block to the highest bidder.
• Winning bids will be added to the bidders invoice in Handbid and processed when the Posted Auction closes.
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Thank You to Our Donors
Kristy Allmon and Enchanted Photodesign
Sara and John Ames
ArtspaceIII and Dennis Blagg
Cristi Branum
Sara Drescher Braswell
Bubbles Event Rentals
Cathy and Kevin Butler
Cathy Eastham Fine Jewelry
Catie Hill Fit
Cody Chapman
Kelly and Mike Cunningham
DEFINE body & mind
Dos Carolinas
Double Tree Hotel
Drest by Scott Malouf
Four Seasons Health & Wellness, PLLC
Green Tree Country Club
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Katherine and Michael Grella
Paige Halphen
Healthy Hides
Hotel Emma
Steve Hunsicker
Hyacinth for the Home
Julian Gold
Longfellow Energy LP
Dr. Gary Madden and Midland Light Touch Laser
Roger Mathews
B. John and Jan McDaniel
Denna and Allen McGuire
Summer Merritt
Midland Community Theatre
Midland Country Club
Mix it up Midland
My Point of View Photo Booth
New Mexico History Museum
New Mexico Museum of Art
OmniAero LLC
Terrell Powell
Judy Rankin
SHK The Advertising Firm
Alison and Jamie Small
Fred Stockbauer
The Woodhouse Day Spa
Lissa Noël Wagner
Brian Lee Whisenhunt
Sam Whisenhunt
Todd Winters
Becky Yarborough and Steve Straus
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Board of GovernorsGinny BaileyKay BirdSuzy Starr BoldrickA.J. BruneLeon G. Byerley, Jr.Jim ByerlotzerMrs. John L. CoxMary de CompiegneCathy EasthamDuke EdwardsNancy GibsonMary R. GriffithRosalind Redfern GroverJeff HewettJoanie HoltMary KennedyDenna McGuireJohn NorwoodBeverly PevehouseJay ReynoldsLouan RogersTeddy StickneyLissa Noël WagnerTerry WilkinsonClaire Woodcock
Board of Trustees C. Dwight Alworth, II PRESIDENT
Catherine Hyde VICE PRESIDENT
Ken Matticks SECRETARY
John Wantland TREASURER
Cristi BranumCaroline BrownKarmen Hendrix BryantKenye Kay ButtsMelanie CowdenJ. Michael CunninghamBethany EtheredgeHilary HaleMegan HohenbergerDr. Summer MerrittJim PainterRebecca Patterson JLM RepRandy PrudeMauri ScharbauerJon ShortClaire StattonMargaret Ann TettletonGerry WeisenfelsLori WesleyTodd WestmorelandWayne WheelisKate WolbertBecky Yarborough
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Honorary Sponsor ChairMary R. Griffith
Auction Co-ChairsHilary HaleKen Matticks
Trusted AdvisorJaime Alexander
Auction CommitteeAlyssa Castille Michelle CobbAllison FergusonCatherine HydeEllen LutkinDr. Summer MerrittBrooke MoncriefChelsea PervierJessi WillmannCameron Willmann
DecoratorsJaime AlexanderBubbles Event RentalsFlowerland Nancy GibsonWhitney Gripp & Brooke MoncriefDelish Designs & Events Catherine Hyde & Sandra StaleyDr. Summer MerrittMiss Caycee’sMargy Tettleton
A special thanks to Allredge Gardens for the beautiful terrace furnishings.
Illustrations by Sara Drescher Braswell
Design by Kim Curry
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Museum of the Southwest Staff
StaffBrian Lee Whisenhunt EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Ellis Brown CHIEF OF SECURITY
Zachary Coker DIRECTOR, BLAKEMORE PLANETARIUM
Chelsea Dey MARKETING DIRECTOR
Wendy Earle CURATOR OF COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBITIONS
Angela Galvan ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
Jenni Opalinski COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBITIONS MANAGER
Audrie Palmer DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
Robin Pruett CAMPUS MANAGER
Annelorre Robertson DIRECTOR, DURHAM CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
Kristen Wagstrom CURATOR OF EDUCATION
Part-Time StaffSandra Bishop VISITOR SERVICES STAFF
Candace Cannady VISITOR SERVICES STAFF
Beau Moore VISITOR SERVICES STAFF
Bruce Moore VISITOR SERVICES STAFF
Kimber Prewit VISITOR SERVICES STAFF
Kristin Roberson MEMBERSHIP MANAGER
Melissa Rowland EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH MANAGER
Heba Thomas VISITOR SERVICES STAFF
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THE PROCEEDS from Auction 2016 will support the operations and capital projects of the Museum of the Southwest in 2016, 2017 and 2018. This includes exhibitions, programs and activities at the Juliette and Fred Turner, Jr. Memorial Art Museum, Fredda Turner Durham Children’s Museum and Marian West and William Blanton Blakemore Planetarium.
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Notes
The Museum of the Southwest inspires discovery, interaction and exploration of art, science, culture and history, enriching the lives of people of all ages. We believe in the power of these disciplines to ignite the imagination, stimulate thought and provide enjoyment through our collections, exhibitions, programs and events.