1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. exhibition

N A S S A U C O U N T Y M U S E U M O F A R T / A R N O L D & J O A N S A LT Z M A N F I N E A R T B U I L D I N G / M A R C H 2 0 1 4
March 8 through July 6, 2014
Garden Party
Chagall, Hockney, Mapplethorpe, O’Keeffe, Prendergast, Rivers, Tiffany, More!
Through paintings, sculpture, costume,
fabrics and decorative arts and designs
Garden Party explores the imagery of
flowers and fête champêtre—outdoor
entertainments and garden parties. The
guest curators, Franklin Hill Perrell and
JoAnn Olian, have assembled a bouquet of
paintings and objects illustrating the appeal
of flowers in every season. Included are
works by a range of artists emerging from
Janet Fish; Monkey Business, 2005; Oil on canvas; 50 x 80 inches; Courtesy DC Moore Gallery
many different traditions, among them
Marc Chagall, David Hockney, Robert
Mapplethorpe, Georgia O’Keeffe, Maurice
Prendergast, Larry Rivers, James
Rosenquist and Louis Comfort Tiffany.
SECOND FLOOR GALLERIES
March 8 through July 6, 2014
AftermodernisM
Spring 2014
"AM @ NCMA - 0314"
The work of Michael Bevilacqua, James
Busby and Ridley Howard broadens the
AftermodernisM concept of fractured,
asymmetric artistic concerns. This
exhibition
illustrates the
broad range of
AM styles
spanning nonobjective
abstraction
through sharp
focused
Michael Bevilacqua
Blank Expression Ism, 2013
realism. Some
Acrylic and spray paint
works are a
on canvas, 84 x 72 inches
Private Collection
synthesis of
abstraction and figuration expressed in
new and innovative ways. When these
three artists become completely abstract
they bring the AM aesthetic into a new
form of minimal art.
Artist Peter Max Socializes with Members
at Preview Party for His First Solo Museum
Exhibition in New York
The members preview party for the Peter Max exhibition was one of the most special
we’ve ever had. The artist himself was present and very generously met with and
posed for photos with many of the guests. This party also previewed AftermodernisM:
Works on Paper, a Contemporary Gallery exhibition showcasing the diverse work of
19 contemporary artists.
Museum members always see the exhibitions first. To find out how to receive
invitations to these and other exclusive member events, call the membership
department, (516) 484-9338, ext. 23, or log onto nassaumuseum.org/membership.
Peter Max poses with a wall of his iconic posters that
defined art and design of the 1960s.
Board President Clarence F. Michalis with NYS
Assemblyman Charles Lavine and Ronnie Lavine
COMING NEXT
July 19 through November 9, 2014
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China Then and Now
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Guest curated by Amy Poster, former
chief curator of Asian Art at the Brooklyn
Museum, this exhibition explores the
wide-ranging forms and styles of Chinese
art from ancient times to the present.
Selected from local collections, this
exhibition presents screens and scrolls,
ceramics and bronzes, costumes and
furniture, as well as many other aesthetic
objects from throughout the history of
one of the world’s most enduring
cultures. The exhibition will examples of
calligraphic script and brush painting, as
well as decorative objects in silk, jade,
ivory, lacquer and other materials.
Rebecca Creavin and M. Patricia
Janco-Tupper of Wells Fargo Bank
with Peter Max
Board Member Dr. Paul
Bonheim and Karen Bonheim
Board Secretary Sharon Cuchel and
Dr. Stephen J. Cuchel with Peter Max
Charlotte Coté, coordinator of the
Long Island Arts Alliance’s Arts Alive
festival.
Elaine Berger, co-chair of the
Museum’s Contemporary
Collectors Circle.
Museum Director Karl E. Willers,
Ph.D. with Museum supporters Edith
Seligson and Cora Michalis.
PHOTOS BY TAB HAUSER
EVENTS
Outdoor Life
Screening daily at 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m.
March 8-July 6 (with exceptions for special programs)
Outdoor Life, a 50-minute film, explores man’s relationship to the countryside through
representations of Large Winter Scene (Averchamp), Clear Weather in the Valley
(anonymous), Luncheon of the Boating Party (Renoir), La Grande Jatte (Seurat) and
Max Schmitt in a Single Scull (Eakins). Free with Museum admission.
O’Keeffe Close Up
Franklin Hill Perrell
Saturday, March 22 at 3 p.m.
Franklin Hill Perrell looks at flowers from the unique perspective of
the mid-century modernist Georgia O’Keeffe (1887-1986) who is
famed for her distinctive depictions of flowers. Perrell, the Museum’s
former senior curator and the co-curator of Garden Party, also discusses the
complicated, very modern and artistically productive marriage between O’Keeffe and
Alfred Stieglitz. Admission is $15 (members, $5) and includes Museum admission.
Register at nassaumuseum.org/events.
Artists in the Galleries
Sundays at 3 p.m./April 6, May 4, June 8, June 22
Meet Carson Fox, whose work is in Garden Party and Michael Bevilacqua, Ridley and
James Busby, the three artists whose work is in AftermoderisM 2014. Learn about their
art, inspirations and artistic process. Michael Bevilacqua appears on April 6, Ridley
Howard on May 4, Carson Fox on June 8 and James Busby on June 22. These events
are free with Museum admission.
Brown Bag Lectures
Docent Riva Ettus
Thursdays, 1-2 p.m./ April 10, May 8, June 5
International Slow Art Day
Saturday, April 12, 11 am-4:45 p.m.
Join in this annual international event as people commit to look at art slowly at local
museums and galleries. All over the world, museum goers take time out from busy
schedules to slow down and spend time with art. Family groups should ask for the
Family Guide and activity sheet at the front desk. Free with Museum admission. This
is a reciprocal membership benefit with Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum and
The Heckscher Museum of Art; members of those two museums receive free
admission on April 12.
Paul Mateyunas
Saturday, May 17 at 3 p.m.
During the heyday of the North Shore's
country house era wealthy families
commissioned America's leading
landscape architects to create some of
the most interesting and elaborate
gardens in the United States. Paul
Mateyunas, an author and lecturer on
historical preservation and Long Island’s
Gold Coast mansions, discusses Long
Island houses and their gardens
designed by the noted landscape
architects of the time. The program is
followed by a docent tour through the
Museum’s formal garden, one of the
finest examples of the work of Marian
Cruger Coffin. Admission is $15
(members, $5) and includes
Museum admission. Register at
nassaumuseum.org/events.
Shade Garden:
Tiffany’s Floral Lamps
Lindsy Parrott
Saturday, June 28 at 3 p.m.
Nature was Louis C.
Tiffany’s lifelong muse.
His love of nature
found expression in his
artistic vision, and he
staffed the Tiffany
Studios with designers
and artisans who were also inspired by
the rich colors and sensual forms of the
natural world. This illustrated lecture by
Lindsy Parrott, director and curator of
The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass,
explores Tiffany’s masterful translation of
nature into glass. Admission is $15
(members, $5) and includes Museum
admission. Register at
nassaumuseum.org/events.
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Bring a sandwich and enjoy lunch with friends as Museum Docent
Riva Ettus presents an informative talk on the art and artists included
in our current exhibition, Garden Party. Afterward, join the 2 p.m.
public exhibition tour. Free with Museum admission. Reservations not needed; first
come, first seated.
Houses and Gardens
of the Gold Coast
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OUTDOORS AT NCMA
EVENTS
Walking Trails
Musical Landscapes
in Time and Travel
The Museum’s 145-acre property
includes many marked nature trails
through the woods, perfect for family
hikes or independent exploration.
Gardens
From Formal Gardens of historic
importance to quiet little nooks for
dreaming, the Museum’s property
features many lush examples of
horticultural arts.
Sculpture Park
More than 40 works, many of them
monumental in size and by renowned
artists, are situated to interact with
nature on the Museum’s magnificent
acreage.
Bird Watching
for Beginners
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Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary
Rich Santangelo
Wednesdays at 9 a.m.
April 9, May 14, June 11
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Learn how to use field marks, habitat,
behavior and song to identify our
feathered friends. Theodore Roosevelt
Sanctuary’s education coordinator and
long-time bird
watcher Rich
Santangelo leads
beginners through
the techniques of
bird watching. He’ll
guide an observation
of the spring
Rich Santangelo
migration of birds on
the Museum’s beautiful grounds.
Admission per session is $10, 10
people per session, register at
nassaumuseum.org/events. Payment
is in cash the day of the watch. Meet
at the Art Studio parking lot—first
building on the left.
Gemini Journey
Diane Block, violin
Terry Batts, cello
Saturday, May 3 at 3 p.m.
Diane Block, violinist, and Terry Batts,
cellist, began their collaboration in the 1980s while studying at the prestigious
Manhattan School of Music. The musical twins, known as"TJ and Di,” will share their
artistic and spiritual journey through the "poetry" of the Classical duo form. Gemini
Journey’s program will reflect the rich musical landscapes of 19th-century Vienna,
Paris and Rome with pieces by Mozart, Rameau, Debussy, Saint-Saens, and Puccini.
Admission is $15 (members, $5) and includes Museum admission. Register at
nassaumuseum.org/events.
That Place, Those Times
A Dramatic Performance
Shirley Romaine
Saturday, May 10 at 3 p.m.
In That Place, Those Times actress and Long Island television
personality Shirley Romaine celebrates Long Island’s vibrant
artistic community through readings from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s
The Great Gatsby and works of other writers including Ring Lardner, Walt Whitman,
William Cullen Bryant, Herman Wouk, Lila Zeiger, Norbert Krapf, George Bogin and
Muriel Spanier. Admission is $15 (members, $5) and includes Museum admission.
Register at nassaumuseum.org/events.
Become a Museum Docent
Many volunteer jobs are personally rewarding, few as much as being a docent at
Nassau County Museum of Art. Docents engage in life-long learning, on their own
and in ongoing training provided by the Museum’s Education Department. They
meet like-minded people among the Museum’s group of docents at weekly training
sessions and during social activities such as art-related trips, often forming new
friendships. Docents make a significant commitment to the Museum—those who
present exhibition tours for adults and family groups at the Museum as well as those
who expand the Museum’s reach by presenting illustrated talks at venues such as
senior centers and libraries. Potential docents must have computer and Internet
access. To learn more about how to become a Museum docent, please write to
Director of Educator Laura Lynch at [email protected].
Reservations may be made online up to three days prior to an event at
nassaumuseum.org/events
All programs and events are subject to change and/or cancellation.
Any fees paid for cancelled programs will be refunded.
SPECIAL
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MUSEUM COUNCIL
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Museum Council, chaired by Corrine Paston, offers
members access to unique experiences in art and design.
Last season’s trips included visits to the Parrish Art Museum &
sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp’s studio, the Brant
Foundation & the Glass House and The Hispanic Society of
America & Wave Hill. Plans are underway for another exciting
season from spring through fall of 2014. For more information,
log onto nassaumuseum.com/membership.php.
Clarence F. Michalis*
Thank you to the 2013 Museum Council
Curator’s Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Barron
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kaplan
Sponsors
Hon. & Mrs. James D. Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Berger
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Blumencranz
Ms. Eve Califano
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Castagna
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Feinstein
Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Friedman
Mrs. Harriet Goldman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Katz
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Katz
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Levine
Ms. Irene Levoy
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Nathanson
Mrs. Corrine Paston
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rechler
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rosenman
Mr. & Mrs. Cye E. Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Clark Schubach
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sussman
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Wertheim
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Wolowitz
President
Frank Castagna*
Executive Vice President
Mrs. Vincent de Roulet
Arthur S. Levine*
Alan Seligson*
H. Brooks Smith*
Vice Presidents
Mrs. Stephen J. Cuchel
Secretary
William Achenbaum
Treasurer
Angela Susan Anton
Paul Bonheim, M.D.
Wm. Russell G. Byers, Jr.
Gib Chapman
CONTEMPORARY COLLECTORS CIRCLE
Thank you to the 2013 Contemporary Collectors Circle
Mr. & Mrs. William Achenbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Berger
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Bernstein
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Blumencranz
Ms. Eve Califano
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Castagna
Mr. & Mrs. Frank D'Ambrosio
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Feinstein
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Feller
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Katz
Mr. & Mrs. David Kombalu
Dr. & Mrs. Peter Maris
Ms. Alix B. Michel
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rechler
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rosenman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rubinberg
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Rubinstein
Mrs. Shirley A. Samis
Mrs. Ronda Starr
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sussman
Ms. Alison Wolfson
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Wolowitz
Mrs. Gerard L. Eastman, Jr.
Stanley Kreitman
Harvey R. Manes, M.D.
Corrine Paston
Jonathan R. Serko
Mrs. Herbert Klapper
Trustee Emerita
*Past Presidents
Karl Emil Willers, Ph.D.
Director
Constance Schwartz
Director Emerita
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Elaine Berger,
Alison Wolfson
The Museum’s Contemporary Collectors Circle (CCC) is a special
group of members who enjoy keeping current with tours of the
Chelsea galleries. Monies raised from membership and events
help to fund permanent collection acquisitions. As chairs of the
CCC, Elaine Berger and Alison Wolfson also organize exhibitions in
the Museum’s Contemporary Gallery. For information about CCC
membership, log onto nassaumuseum.com/membership.php.
Todd J. Cohen, M.D.
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CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP
The Museum’s Corporate members, under the leadership of Michael Brown and
Robert Mayer, are business supporters who meet regularly for congenial evenings of
networking and events to raise funds for the museum’s educational programs.
Corporate Membership is recognized in Muse News, in lobby signage and on the
website. Visit nassaumuseum.com/corporatemembership.php to learn more about
the full benefits of Corporate Membership at all levels.
We mourn the the passing
of our Founding President
and Life Trustee, Amb.
Arnold A. Saltzman.
He was central to the
Museum’s governance
from our founding in 1989.
We will greatly miss Amb.
Saltzman’s wisdom,
leadership and outstanding
generosity.
Museum Director Karl E. Willers, Ph.D., Corporate
Membership Co-Chair Robert Mayer, Peter Max
Pat Paterno, Corporate Member Catherine Rosso
PHOTOS BY TAB HAUSER
Corporate Members
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART / MARCH 2014
Celebrating
25 Years
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MUSEUM BALL
SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014
For sponsorship
opportunities and
ticket information
please call
516.484.9338
ext. 16
Corporate Partners
Americana Manhasset
Healthplex, Inc.
Ohrenstein & Brown LLP
Small Business Partners
Corporate Friends
Collard & Roe, PC
Elegant Affairs
Flushing Bank
Laffey Fine Homes
Margolin, Winer & Evens LLP
Mayer CPAs LLP
New York Center for Facial
Plastic & Laser Surgery
Periwinkles Catering
Rivkin Radler LLP
Robbins Wolfe Eventeurs
RTS Print Services
Topspin Partners, LP
Smiros & Smiros Architects
The B&G Group, Inc.
Floral Park Ophthalmology
LISS Consulting Group
Individual Business Partners
ARCAP Partners, LLC
C.A.R. Consulting Services LLC
Dee Dee Brix,
Luxury Home Specialist
Fortitude Investment Group, LLC
Hillary Needle Events Inc.
King Sweeney Strategies LLC
Sandler Training
With appreciation to Brooks Brothers for hosting the Museum during the Champions for
Charity Holiday Benefit, and Ambalu Jewelers of East Hills for organizing a shopping event
to support the Museum. Thank you for your generosity!
SPECIAL
CASINO NIGHT
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CASINO NIGHT
COMMITTEE
Casino Night was a fun evening out as well as a highly successful fundraiser. Held at The Garden City
Hotel’s POSH, and featuring exciting games of chance as well as an auction, each year the event
continues to raise increasing funding to support exhibitions and programs at the Museum. Kudos to
Mike Brown and Bob Mayer who spearheaded this really enjoyable evening of dining, networking
and gaming.
Danny Ambalu
Ambalu Jewelers
Dee Dee Brix
Laffey Fine Homes International
Michael D. Brown, Esq.
Ohrenstein & Brown, LLP
Meri Brown
Creative Intersect
The Ambalu Family: Danny Ambalu (left) served on
the committee for Casino Night.
Corporate committee members Catherine Rosso and
Harry Armon with corporate co-chairman Michael
Brown (center).
Brigitte Ferrada Stetson
Capital One Bank
Robert O. Mayer
Mayer CPAs LLP
Hillary Needle
Hillary Needle Events Inc.
Nancy Patterson
Kean Development
From Capital One: Brigette Ferrada-Stetson (center),
a member of the Casino Night committee, with Dean
Bartoli, and Jeaninne McGoldrick
Kim Cesinski with Casino Night committee member
Hillary Needle.
Nuruz Rahman
Margolin, Winer & Evens LLP
Catherine Rosso
C.A.R. Consulting
Ray Sikorski
RTS Print Services
Pedram Tabibi
Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone
Artist Peter Max brought celebrity glitter to Casino
Night. He is shown with Museum Director Karl E.
Willers, Ph.D.
Regan Tegge
Community Volunteer
SPONSORS
Entertainment
Margolin, Winer & Evens LLP
Invitation
RTS Print Services
Casino Night committee member
Ray Sikorski with corporate cochair Robert Mayer.
Katherine Chen was the evening’s
big winner-she triumphed in both
Texas hold ‘em and the horse
races.
Casino Night committee member
Dee Dee Brix (second from right)
and others make tough decisions
in spending their raffle tickets.
PHOTOS BY GINA MOTISI
Casino Games
ARCAP Partners LLC
Mayer CPAs LLP
Ohrenstein & Brown LLP
Rallye Automotive Group
SterlingRisk Insurance
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART / MARCH 2014
From Margolin Winer & Evens LLP, the evening’s
Entertainment sponsor: Casino Night committee
member Nurez Rahman, Dennis Dijanic, Michael
McVetty, Jennifer Wassenberg, Christine BrennanSavino, Jeff Tunkel.
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Annual Appeal
Funds contributed to the annual appeal support every asset of the Museum, from
our ambitious schedule of exhibitions to public programming for all ages, including
visits from 20,00 school aged children each year.
We sincerely appreciate the generous support to this 2013 Annual Appeal, which
raised $40,000. Thank you to all our donors—you play a significant role in the cultural
vitality in this community and the future of the Nassau County Museum of Art.
Educational Programs at the
Museum are Made Possible
through the Generosity of
The New York State Council on the
Arts with the Support of Governor
Andrew Cuomo and the New York
State Legislature
Bank of America
Wells Fargo Bank
Nassau County Museum of Art Ball
and Benefactors Dinner
With Additional Generous
Support From
Astoria Federal Savings
Milton & Sally Avery Foundation
The Barker Welfare Foundation
Flushing Bank
Margaret Neubart Foundation
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART / MARCH 2014
North Shore Autism Circle
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Smiros & Smiros Architects
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
M. Abruzzese
Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Ainslie, III
Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Alexander
Ms. Gloria P. Altman
Mr. and Mrs. D. Arne Arnesen
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bancroft, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
H. Barron
Ms. Sheila Barth
Ms. Elaine Bassin
Mrs. Katrina Becker
Hon. and Mrs. James Bennett
Ms. Paula M. Berger
Dr. and Mrs. Norton Bloch
Ms. Ellen Bloom
Ms. Sheila Blunt
Mr. and Mrs. David Bobrow
Mr. Stan Brodsky and
Ms. Jeanne M. Hewitt
Mr. Sam Brogarsky
Mrs. Mary W. Buschman
Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell
G. Byers, Jr.
Ms. Eve Califano
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Canadeo
Ms. Ann Cartagine
Ms. Vivian Casil
Ms. Madeline Caslow
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castagna
Ms. Vida Ciesla
Ms. Eileen Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Corp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covell
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen
J. Cuchel
Mrs. Daniel P. Davison
Ms. Jill Dee
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson DeMille
Mr. James F. Devarso
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Diamond
Ms. Janice Discala
Mr. Klaus Dittmar
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dolan
Ms. Sylvia Dunsky
Ms. Ruth Eichacker
Mr. Martin Elias
Stephen Ely, Esq.
Ms. Eve Epstein
Mr. Joel Fairman
Ms. Mildred Feinberg
Mr. Leonard Feld
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finkel
Jeffrey D. Forchelli, Esq.
Ms. Ruth Forley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Forrester
Ms. Inge Forstenzer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forte
Ms. Dorothy Frederick
Ms. Dorothy Friedman
Mr. Frederic Furuya
Ms. Ann Gelles
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Giles
Ms. Harriet Goldman
Ms. Sandra Green
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gregg
Ms. Katherine Hand
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harrington
Ms. Rande Hirsch
Ms. Linda Hochberg
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Hone
Ms. Theodora Hooton
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keefe
Dr. Suk Sik Kim
Mr. and Mrs. Ragnar Knutsen
Ms. Sheila Kolodny
Mr. Arnold Konig
Mr. James Korponay
Ms. Ida Kreingold
Mr. Richard C. Laskey
Ms. Nancy Leeds
Mr. Robert Lepanto
Mr. David Levine
Ms. Carolyn Levine
Ms. Sylvia Levine
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
MacDougal
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mackay
Mr. George L. Malin
Ms. Helen Manta
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Markowitz
Ms. Barbara Markowitz
Ms. Nancy Marks
Mr. F. Roy Meserole
Ms. Gretchen Messina
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Michalis
Mr. William Miller
Dr. Marilyn Moffat Salant
Ms. Ann Marie Moore
Mr. Neil Moritt
Dr. Peter B. Mudge
Mr. Christopher Norfleet
Mr. and Mrs. George D. O'Neill
Ms. Barbara S. Powers
Mr. Charles Powers, Jr.
John Price, M.D.
Edward R. Raskin, D.D.S.
Ms. Evelyn Rechler
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rechler
Ms. Cecile Reichenbach
Ms. Brenda L. Richo
Mrs. Walter L. Ross, II
Ms. Katharine Rubin
Ms. Florence Rubin
Ms. Joyce Rudnick
Ms. Joan M. Salm
Mr. and Mrs. William
Sandholm
Ms. Bernice Schmid
Mr. Theodore Schwartzman
Dr. Jane Segardelli
Ms. Cynde Shulman
Mr. Alvin Silverman
Mr. Richard L. Simon
Mr. Edwin Simon
Mr. and Mrs. H.
Lawrence Singband
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sinkowitz
Mr. Richard Skaller
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stacey
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
R. Sutherland
Ms. Linda Taub
Mrs. David S. Taylor
Ms. Barbara Tindel
Ms. Arlene Travis
Mr. and Mrs. John Treiber
Ms. Laurel Tria
Ms. Mollie Wallman
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wasserman
Ms. Susan Weinstein
Ms. Beatrice Weintraub
Ms. Estelle Weiss
Ms. Florence Winthrop
Ms. Maxine Zinder
With additional support from
the members of the Board of
Trustees of Nassau County
Museum of Art
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Fine Art Building
Museum Store (516) 484-9338, ext. 46
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Tuesday-Sunday at 2 p.m.
Education & Public Programs
(516) 484-9338, ext. 12
[email protected]
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Docent-Led Mansion Tours
Group Tours, 20 or more
Tuesday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
Saturday at 1 p.m.
Docent-Led Family Tours
Sunday at 1 p.m.
Family Art Activities
Sunday, 1-4 p.m.
Museum Store
Tuesday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Administrative Offices
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Admission Fees
Adults, $10
Seniors (62+), $8
Children (ages 4-12), $4
Children under 4, free
Members free at all times
Docent-led tours and exhibitionrelated films are free with
Museum admission
Directions
Long Island Expressway to Exit 39
(Glen Cove Road). Go north
approximately two miles to Northern
Boulevard (Route 25A) and turn left.
At the second traffic light, turn right
into the Museum entrance.
Nassau County’s N20 bus stops on
Northern Boulevard at the entrance
to the Museum. LIRR stations at
Manhasset and Roslyn are short cab
rides away.
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Membership
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Museum Council
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Corporate Membership
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[email protected]
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(516) 484-9338, ext. 15
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General Information
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Nassau County Museum of Art and its activities are made possible through the support
of Nassau County, under County Executive Edward P. Mangano and the Nassau County
Legislature, the Museum’s Board of Trustees, memberships, corporate memberships,
event and exhibition sponsors, admissions, special events, private and corporate
donations, and government and foundation grants. The Museum is chartered and
accredited by New York State as a not-for-profit private educational institution and is
governed by a privately elected Board of Trustees.
Each year the Museum’s more than 300
volunteers are honored at a beautiful
luncheon sponsored by the Museum’s
Founding Chairman and Life Trustee, the
late Amb. Arnold A. Saltzman. We are
very pleased to have this annual
opportunity to remind all of our
volunteers how much they mean to the
Museum. Special honorees at the 2013
luncheon were Natalie Tchernovitz,
Barbara Stewart, Lynn Wischler and
Linda Leonard, each of whom celebrated
five years of service to the Museum.
The volunteers are a critical component
in the functioning of the Museum,—from
the friendly faces at the front desk,
helping customers in the Museum Store,
signing up new members in the Museum
lobby, and assisting staff members in just
about every department. Director of
Volunteers Nancy Barone ably enlists
and supervises their work. Our 50
docents, coordinated by Riva Ettus and
Helen Fleishler, train to conduct highly
informative exhibition tours at the
Museum, and also to present off-site
programs at libraries, senior centers and
other community venues.
Meet
Julie Harris
If you’re a weekend
visitor to the Museum,
you know Julie Harris.
He’s the tall
distinguished gentleman you see, usually
in the lobby but sometimes dashing
around to make sure all’s going smoothly
for museum goers and people attending
programs. Jules is the Museum’s
unflappable manager for Saturdays and
Sundays. He’s been running things
expertly for 21 years. Look for him on
your next visit and say “Hi Julie.”
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART / MARCH 2014
Think of the Museum for Your Most Special Parties—beautiful setting, historic
mansion, magnificent grounds and gardens, year-round tented pavilion.
Learn more at http://www.nassaumuseum.org/facility_rentals.php
Museum’s Volunteers
Honored at Winter
Luncheon
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EDUCATION
Rich Santangelo and Alice Bryant of the
Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary led Owl
Prowl!, an exciting evening program that
introduced families to different types of
owls. Participants trekked through the
Museum’s Pinetum to listen for the owls
roosting in the trees.
Inspired by the portraits and poetry of
our recent exhibition of works by Alex
Katz, families created collage portraits,
wrote poetry about what makes their
family special and shared their work
with other family groups participating in
the program.
Coming Up!
Summer Art Lab
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART / MARCH 2014
We’re looking forward to a second year
of our exciting summer art workshop for
children. Summer Art Lab features
separate sessions for children ages 5 to
8, and ages 9 to 13. Each two-week
session is filled with stimulating art
activities indoors and out. Our
classrooms are the Museum’s Gold
Coast Mansion for art in the galleries
and the extraordinary 145 acres of
fields, ponds, gardens and sculpture of
the former Frick estate. Sessions begin
on July 21 and August 11. For details,
visit nassaumuseum.org.
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PHOTO BY TAB HAUSER
Hundreds flocked to the book and poster
signings that Peter Max offered at the
Museum during the run of our exhibition
of his drawings and paintings. The artist
even included a personal dedication on
each item he signed!
Every chair in the room was filled for Dr.
Charles A. Riley’s Conversation with
Peter Max. Dr. Riley, the author of The
Art of Peter Max, engagingly questioned
the artist about his life and work. They
discussed creativity, studio life, the uses
of color and the art of drawing.
Traveling back to the early 20th century,
Winter in a Gold Coast Mansion gave us
an opportunity to use the Museum’s
incredible Frick Mansion just as the
children of the Frick family did—we
tried out weaving, we played games of
the time, and we enjoyed small animals
brought to us by The Science Museum
of Long Island.
Peter Max Family Day was one of the
most fun events we’ve ever presented.
Children and adults alike were intrigued
as Max created a work before them and
discussed his artistic process and ideas.
The artist also judged a coloring contest
in which kids completed a black and
white drawing that Max created just for
the day. All of the entries were then
placed on temporary exhibition.
MUSEUM STORE
TABLE OF
GARDEN
DELIGHTS
SAVE THE DATE
EXHIBITIONS
March 8-July 6, 2014
Entertain in style! Add a splash of color
and sophistication to your table with a
bouquet of rainbow-colored flower
bowls!
GARDEN PARTY
AftermodernisM Spring 2014
"AM @ NCMA - 0314"
EVENTS
Film-Outdoor Life
11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m.
March 8-July 6, with exceptions
for special programs
O’Keeffe Close Up
Franklin Hill Perrell
March 22 at 3 p.m.
Artists in the Galleries
Sundays at 3 p.m.
April 6, May 4, June 8, June 22
Bird Watching for Beginners
Rich Santangelo
Wednesdays at 9 a.m.
April 9, May 14, June 11
Brown Bag Lectures
Riva Ettus
Thursdays, 1-2 p.m.
April 10, May 8, June 5
Dean Cornwell
Two Women with a Parasol, ca. 1920
Oil on canvas
35 x 30 inches
Private Collection
Houses and Gardens
of the Gold Coast
Paul Mateyunas
Saturday, May 17 at 3 p.m.
Celebrating our new exhibition,
Garden Party, the MUSEUM STORE is
blooming with artfully-designed,
garden-inspired fun and functional
products. Select from an eclectic mix
of giftware guaranteed to delight—and
garden décor, jewelry, accessories,
stationery, books, and inventive toys
and games for children of all ages.
Shade Garden:
Tiffany’s Floral Lamps
Lindsy Parrott
Saturday, June 28 at 3 p.m.
FOR CHILDREN
Family Sundays
Every Sunday, 1-4 p.m.
(except April 27 and June 22)
Family Tour, 1 p.m.
Art Activity, 1:30 p.m.
Eye-catching four-piece set of sculpted,
nesting flower-shaped serving and
condiment bowls by ZAK! designs® in
vibrant colorations. Melamine, dishwasher
safe, not for microwave use.
The MUSEUM STORE is located in its
new home on the first floor.
Joining in on the fun of
Peter Max Family Day:
Assemblyman Charles
Lavine, Board President
Clarence F. Michalis, Peter
Max, Town of Hempstead
Supervisor Judy Bosworth,
Assemblywoman Michaelle
Solages.
PHOTO BY TOWN OF NORTH HEMPSTEAD
Open Tuesday through Sunday from
11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Members receive a 10 percent
discount on all purchases.
Purchases support exhibitions and
programs at the Museum.
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART / MARCH 2014
Brake for Art
International Slow Art Day
Saturday, April 12, 11 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Spring Vacation Art Workshops
11 a.m.-2 p.m. each day
Tuesday-Thursday, April 15-17
Musical Landscapes in
Time and Travel
Celebrate Earth Day
Gemini Journey
Free Style Arts NYC
Saturday, May 3 at 3 p.m.
Sunday, April 27, 1-4 p.m.
That Place, Those Times
Party in the Garden
Shirley Romaine
Sunday, June 22, 1-4 p.m.
Saturday, May 10 at 3 p.m.
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NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
GREENVALE, NY 11548
PERMIT NO. 151
ONE MUSEUM DRIVE, ROSLYN HARBOR, NY 11576
Brake for Art
Spring Vacation Days
Drop-In Art Workshop
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
April 15-17
Stop and make time for art during the
spring vacation week. Brake for Art
features gallery tours and hands-on art
making for children of all ages and their
adult companions. Docents present
family-friendly gallery tours. Following are
art activities that encourage children and
adults to develop their own creative
responses. The workshops, with different
art projects each day, are inspired by the
Museum’s current exhibition, Garden
Party, and also by the work of artists in
AftermodernisM Spring 2014 "AM @
NCMA - 0314". Museum admission
plus $8 per family materials fee.
Celebrate Earth Day
Free Style Arts NYC
Sunday, April 27, 1-4 p.m.
Free Style Arts
NYC returns to
the Museum to
mark Earth Day
with art that is
inspired by the
Earth. Families
will create
flowers, paper
bag animals and
insects. Special
guest appearance by Professor Pea from
Bean Sprouts Cooking School who
promises hands-on fun with food—
create an IMAGINIBBLE treat with
locally-sourced and organic foods.
Museum admission plus $8 per family
materials fee.
Party in the Garden
Sunday, June 22, 1-4 p.m.
Celebrate the beginning of summer with a garden
party! Join us on a stroll through the gardens and
enjoy a game of I Spy. Guided by Teaching Artist
Pamela Koehler, decorate flower pots, make seed
paper and create fanciful hats. Held in the Museum’s
gardens, weather permitting; if it rains, we’ll have just
as much fun indoors. Museum admission plus $8 per
family materials fee.
Family Sundays at the Museum
Sundays, 1-4 p.m.
Family Sundays at the Museum offers supervised art
activities for youngsters and the adults in their lives—
family gallery talks, family-friendly gallery guides and
hands-on art making. Family gallery tours at 1 p.m.,
art making begins at 1:30 p.m. Free with museum
admission!
Please note: Family Sundays not offered on April 27 or June 22;
make sure to attend our special family programs those days!