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A B i - M o n t h l y N E WSLETTER BY LONGVIEW MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
E A R L Y S P R I N G 2 0 13
Girlfriends of the Band
by Stewart Nachmias
Juror for the
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INSIDE this issue
03 Calendar of Events
05 Letter from the
Outreach Coordinator
06 Upcoming Exhibit Invitation
08 New Acquisitions
12 New Board Members
15 New & Renewed Memberships
16Occupy LMFA
17 Letter from the Guild President
18 Night at the Museum
20 ArtWorks & Special Thanks
21Love Luggage
24Trash to Treasure
25 Gift Shop Treasures
26 Volunteer Corner & Wish List
30 Membership Renewal Form
and Annual Giving
& Memorials and Honorarium
calendar of Events
2 0 1 3 S c h ed u l e
MARCH 1 - 31
“Occupy LMFA”
Charles Arnold living in the front window sculpting, eating, sleeping, etc.
MARCH 23
“PoPPies”
by Dale Lindenberg
2012 TBT Photography Contest
53rd Student Invitational
(March 23 - April 27)
Juror - Stewart Nachmias
“Pulp Icons: Cast Paper and
Print by Stewart Nachmias”
(March 15 - May 15)
June 3 - August 9
ArtWorks Summer Classes
July 13 - August 31
East Texas Regional Artists Exhibit
Featuring: Ron Bigony, Bud Dunn,
Amanda Hancock, Tamara Robertson,
Gayle Waterman and Angilee Wilkerson
July 25
ArtWalk Downtown Longview
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
SEPTEMBER 14 - OCTOBER 26
April 4
ArtWalk Downtown Longview
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
May 11 - June 29
“Form Follows Function”
Curated by Charles Arnold
Exhibit Opening Guest Speaker:
S.L. Natof, great-grandson of
Frank Lloyd Wright
YOGA
“TEJANO: Contemporary Hispanic
Artists of Texas”
John Hillier, Curator
OCTOBER 3
ArtWalk Downtown Longview
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
helps put the mmmm...
in museummmm.
Led by: Carlyn Short
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from noon to 1 p.m. in the Barrow/
Cave Gallery. Free to members and only $5 for non-members.
FREE FRIDAYS FOR VISITORS!
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from the OUTREACH COORDINATOR
Mission
Statement
Board of Trustees
Jill BAYLESS
Glenn McCutchen
Anup Bhandari
Stephen McDaniel
The Longview Museum
of Fine Arts is a non-profit
organization which
seeks to create interest
in and promote knowledge
of the visual arts throughout
the city of Longview and
vicinity by exhibiting,
interpreting and preserving
works of art and providing
educational opportunities
to a diverse audience.
Todd Kelsey
Jim Tilley
Lester Kilpatrick
Ana Walker
Jessica M. LaRue
Alexandra Waltrip
LMFA Hours
Jane Akins
John Hillier
Bobbie Atkinson
Keith Honey
Jack Barkley
I. J. “Pete” Lamothe
Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday, 12 noon - 4 p.m.
Closed Sunday and Monday
T 903.753.8103
F 903.753.8217
www.LMFA.org
[email protected]
LMFA is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit
organization operating for
the benefit of the public.
A $5 admission fee is
charged for non members.
Children under 12 are admitted free.
Travis Bunn
Nancy Peralta
Anne Hugman
Kathryn Powell
Tiffany Jehorek
Yvonne Swain
Elyse McCoskey
Advisory Board
Betty Bodenheim
Carol Manley
Evelyn Bolding
Jack Mann, Jr.
Dr. David Brown
Nancy Ivy Mobley
Linda Buie
Gordon Northcutt
Suzanne Cook
Ralph Pelaia
Mel Fish
Barbara Phillips
Holly Forbes
Dr. John Ross
Claire Foster
Dorothy Robbins Skeans
Carolyn Fox-Hearne
Dick Stebbins
Neal Garland
Linda Ryan Thomas
Kenneth W. Grams
Danita Utsman
Shirley Griffin
Charlotte Wrather
Big shoes to fill…
If you know anything about Renee Hawkins, you know that she loves shoes. She is also the
incredible Executive Director of Longview Museum of Fine Arts. At the beginning of February,
Renee began a four month sabbatical. While she is “gone”, it is my job to “fill her shoes”.
Let me tell you that it would be a whole lot easier to fill the shoes in her clothes closet,
something I would really enjoy trying if we wore the same size, than filling her shoes here at
LMFA. Replacing Renee is not the plan, nor is it even possible, not even for four months. I can
tell you that LMFA business will continue as if Renee were still at her desk. The only reason
I can say this with any degree of confidence is because of my mutually supportive coworkers
who know how to go with the flow and get things done. We have a wonderfully cooperative,
fun staff that will keep on top of LMFA business. First there is our top notch Assistant to
the Director, Michelle Newby, who keeps the office operations under control. Michelle is so
organized and knows where everything is. She is our anchor. Then there is Charles Arnold,
resident artist (literally for the month of March) who keeps our facilities in good repair.
Something you will hear repeatedly around here is “Charles will take care of it” and he does.
And we have our talented Education Directors, Andy Don Emmons and Ann Werline. Not
only are they continually expanding the opportunities in ArtWorks, but they are both always
willing to pitch in and do anything that needs to be done. With a crew like this to depend on,
operations should continue to run smoothly while Renee takes a well-deserved rest.
As we continue LMFA business as usual, plan a visit to LMFA during the month of March. You
will be impressed with our Student Invitational Show; Stewart Nachmias Exhibit; ABC Artists’
works and Occupy LMFA (Charles taking up residence in our window…not to be missed).
Consider joining the fun by getting involved. Sign up for an ArtWorks class and bring some
friends. Come on down and volunteer at our front desk for a few hours. You might even want
to join our Guild.
As always, lots of fantastic things going on at LMFA. What a great place to be!
Volume XVII, Issue 2
EARLY SPRING 2013
Staff
Executive Director
Renee Hawkins
Photography
Marc Bailey, Mike Hawkins, Bonnie Hull,
Michelle Newby, Jim Tilley and John Wrather
Assistant to the Director
Michelle Newby
EXHIBIT is published Bi-Monthly
as a benefit for Museum members.
Director of Development
Tiffany Jehorek
This project is sponsored in part by
a grant from the City of Longview
Commission on Arts and Culture.
ADULT EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Andy Don Emmons
Smiles,
Bonnie J. Hull
LMFA Outreach Coordinator
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Pulp
Icons:
Cast Paper and Prints Stewart Nachmias
Stewart Nachmias
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creates cast paper woodcuts
that celebrate the energy of urban
life in expressionist images drawn
from his own experiences as a
musician, performer and artist.
Nachmias was born in 1958 in Queens, New York City, and grew up in Franklin Square,
Long Island. As a child he began developing his interest in art along with ventriloquism.
Introduced to etching in high school, Nachmias went on to major in printmaking at the
State University of New York at New Paltz. After studying at New York University, he worked
in Bob Blackburn’s Printmaking Workshop, where he met a wide range of artists. He then
helped establish Studio 827, a printmaking atelier, located on Union Square in New York.
While developing his own unique graphic techniques, Nachmias worked printing the etchings,
engravings, woodcuts and serigraphs of artists including Keith Haring, Peter Max, Krishna
Reddy, Dorothy Dehner and Raphael Soyer. Chief among his artistic influences, Nachmias cites
the German Expressionists, particularly Beckmann, Kirschner, and members of the der Brücke
group, whose vigorous line and social awareness are reflected in his own work. He singles out
Picasso for his inventiveness as a printmaker, and both Reginald Marsh and Red Grooms for
their evocations of life in New York.
Opening Reception
MARCH 23, 2013
In the 1980s Nachmias created a series of large-scale etchings of subway car interiors and
passengers which captured the grit and melancholy of city life. These etchings were created
a la poupée, applying color directly to an inked intaglio plate. This technique gives
Nachmias’s prints a lively, painterly quality. During this period, Nachmias showed his work
in galleries in New York’s East Village, including Vox Populi and the 9th Precinct Gallery. In
the 1990s the artist began the cast paper wood cuts that he continues to create. His deeply
carved wood blocks are both inked directly and act as molds for the hand-dyed paper pulp
which Nachmias applies to the surface. The result is a print in low relief, with rich color
embedded in its dimensional surface.
Reception • 7:00 – 9:00PM
gallery talk • 7:00PM
For Members & Their Guests
Music & Hors d'oeuvres
Nachmias’s work has grown to encompass images of exuberant musicians, puppet shows, and
working men, all recalling aspects of the artist’s own life playing in a rock band, performing
for children and on the job in printmaking studios. There are works which show in vivid
colors the spirit of the individual in an urban environment full of danger and excitement.
A recent group of three 36”x 48” woodcuts focus on the nostalgic charms of Coney Island.
And an ongoing series of mandalas, devoted to music, puppets, love and the creative brain
give a sense of sacred completeness to the artist’s antic vision.
Juror for the
53rd Student Invitational
Stewart will hand out ribbons after his gallery talk.
E X H I B I T
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R E M A I N
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Nachmias has shown his work in many exhibitions, including solo shows at the Tyler Gallery
at SUNY Oswego, NY; the Banana Factory, Bethlehem, PA; Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY;
and group exhibitions at Watermark Cargo Gallery, Kingston, NY; Susan Teller Gallery, Soho, NY;
the De Cordova Museum, Lincoln, MA and many others. He has three upcoming solo shows in
2013 in or near Texas: Longview Museum of Fine Arts, Alexandria Museum of Art and Texas
A&M University.
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One TIME
May 11 – June 22
5th Annual
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Photography Exhibit
F U R N IT U R E E x h i b i t
Andy Don Emmons, Curator
S.L. Natof, Juror
Great-grandson of
Frank Lloyd Wright
Charles Arnold, Curator
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L ongview M useum of F ine A rts
BOARD MEMBERS
Todd Kelsey
Todd and Jan Kelsey have lived in Longview with their two
wonderful little boys, Parker (7) and Connor (4) since 2005. Todd
is from Longview originally and chose to move back here for
quality of life and family. Todd graduated from Hallsville High
School in 1989 and graduated from Texas A&M University in 1994.
Todd recently left AT&T Corporation after 14 years as a National
Account Manager and is currently learning to be a stay at home
dad while running 2 other businesses. Jan works for Hewitt Packard (HP) Corporation.
Todd serves in many capacities such as the School for Little Children Board and Playground
Director. Plus, he serves where there is a need in the community which means currently at
the Longview Museum of Fine Arts. Jessica Merritt LaRue
Jessica LaRue and her husband, Alex, are happy to be back in
their hometown of Longview. Jessica graduated from Pine Tree
High School, where she met Alex on the tennis team. She then
went on to obtain a Bachelor of Business Administration from
Baylor University and Juris Doctor from Baylor University School
of Law. At Baylor, Jessica enjoyed being involved with her
sorority in service activities, intramurals, and Baylor traditions
such as performing in All-University Sing. She also had the
privilege of serving as sweetheart of Kappa Omega Tau fraternity and as a Homecoming
Princess her senior year. In law school, Jessica won the Fall 2009 Dawson & Sodd Moot Court
Competition and was a member of the order of the barristers. Jessica and Alex still enjoy
cheering on Baylor sports – especially football and basketball.
Jessica is an active member of the Junior League of Longview and a volunteer with Junior
Achievement. In her free time, Jessica loves playing tennis and walking with her dog, Lilly.
Jessica is the daughter of Ed and Suzanne Merritt of Longview. Jessica works with her father
as an attorney at the law firm of Harbour, Smith, Harris & Merritt.
Nancy Peralta
Nancy Peralta and her husband Chip are happy to live and work in
Longview, and are especially enjoying their life at Lake Cherokee!
Nancy came to Longview 11 years ago from her home town of
Greenville, Texas, while Chip hails from New Orleans. They have
both become involved in the community in a variety of ways, and
in fact both are realtors working with Suzanne Cook & Co. and
Cherokee Shores at the Lake. Nancy is also the owner/designer
of Peralta Interiors, having owned a design studio in Greenville
and then Longview for 30 years. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Design
in 1980, and proceeded to raise her four children working her ‘design’ hours around their
schedules! Her love of design, houses and people has led her into real estate now, where
she strives to match people with the right home everyday! Nancy has volunteered with the
Longview Symphony, Habitat for Humanity, Cattle Barons' Ball and Chamber of Commerce,
though her favorite volunteer work has always been with LMFA! Nancy is grateful to have the
opportunity to serve in such a positive and beautiful atmosphere with others who truly care.
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LONGVIEW MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
NEW&RENEWED
Memberships
The following have renewed their memberships or joined the museum from
DECEMBER 8, 2012 - FEBRUARY 8, 2013
Sustainer
Visit us online at
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to see what’s happening in the local art scene.
Ballet
Opera
Symphony Orchestra
Symphonic Band
Art Museum
Historical Museum
Children’s and Adult Theatre Group
Jill Bayless
Longview Regional
Medical Center
Supporter
Alan Enquist
Alpha Imports
Nancy Ivy Mobley
Advocate
Dr. and Mrs. Chris Dunnahoo
Cassandra and LeGrande Northcutt
Drs. Alex and Todd Waltrip
Karen and Matt Yost
Contributor
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Longview News-Journal
Mark Strait
The Go Spot
Julie Wert Rigby
Longview Mall
Bill Stoudt
East Texas Regional Airport
A special thank you to these supporters
for the extra effort they bestow upon LMFA.
Suzanne Cook
100 W. Hawkins Pkwy., #Suite C, Longview, TX
Janet and Tommy Merritt
Iris and Charles Newkirk*
Leah and Rodney Overman
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March 1 – 31
from the
GUILD PRESIDENT
Join in on the fun
The Guild has kicked off the 2013 with plenty of excitement! We are looking forward to a
fun-filled, productive year, and are recruiting for new members to join our ranks! If you are
reading this, and have always wanted to be involved in the Art Museum, please consider
joining the Guild! It does not require much of your time, but you will know you have spent
that time well and we need you!
We recently lost one of our long-time, faithful members, Ms. Wanda Sinclair. Wanda never
missed a chance to bring food, serve, clean, or participate in whatever way she was
needed. She will be missed! The Guild has made a donation to the museum in her name,
and you will also see her name on the plaque for the sculpture, which we were able to help
LMFA finish paying for.
LMFA Preparator
Charles Arnold
moves in to the
front window
of LMFA to create
and live for the
entire month of March
in the eye of the public.
The Holiday Tearoom was such a great success, and we thank all of you who supported us
by coming to lunch! It won’t be long before plans get underway for the 2013 version, so
stay tuned! With part of the proceeds, we were able to finish paying for the sculpture, as
I mentioned above, as well as purchase new tablecloths and chair covers to be used in
museum events. It seems our former tablecloths had sprouted legs, so we will be having
the new ones monogrammed with LMFA! We feel this is a good investment, not only to
keep the quality of museum events high, but also because we will be able to rent both the
tablecloths and chair covers to groups holding events here. It will be more convenient for
them, and will help us repay our account for the purchases.
January also brought the Opening Reception for the Diane Walker Gladney exhibit (don’t
miss it if you haven’t seen it yet!), which was very well attended. Many of us in the Guild
assisted the Board in their Night at the Museum in February. It was one of the premier
events of the season!
Sign up to bring Charles
Please call or email if you are interested in being a part of our Guild!
a meal or design a T-shirt
903.241.6109 • [email protected]
for him to wear and sell
online! This should be an
interesting month!
Sincerely,
Nancy Peralta
President, LMFA Friends
These are samples of art Charles will be
creating while living in the window.
Become a sponsor and get your logo on a T-shirt.
Call (903)753-8103 for more details.
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Memorials &Honorarium
I n mem o r Y O F
Lou Galosy
by Mr. and Mrs. Ron Shore
by Noble Roberts
by Charlotte Grissom Brelsford
I N HO N OR O F
The Werline Family &
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Swain
by The Lackey Family
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Ladies’ Night!
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Basic Stained Glass Art Class
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March 6 - April 17
May 15 - June 12
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S P E C I A L
THANKS
Special Thanks to McCarley's Jewelry for a new server to back up all museum computers; to Henry Bennett
for 150 place settings of engraved Reed & Barton silverware for the museum; to Dot Legg for replanting
our front planter; to Janie Dowdle Phillips for the Heritage Village Collection and to the Bargain Box
for the new Portuguese pottery.
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Arts, in cooperation with
area Junior and Senior High School
Art Department students, present a
collection of Love Luggage each Spring to Buckner Children and Family Services of
East Texas in honor of May’s National Foster Care Month. These hard shell suitcases
are custom painted and made especially for East Texas children who enter the foster
care system and have nothing to keep their belongings in.
Any one person or business wishing to become a sponsor of this project may contact
the museum at (903) 753.8103 or contact [email protected]. Those wishing to
donate hard sided suitcases may do so any time by dropping them by the museum at
215 E. Tyler Street, Longview, Texas.
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Lou Galosy
Lou Galosy was a dapper gent who tipped his
hat and always had a smile on his face. He
was a member of the LMFA Advisory Board. He
used to drop in when he worked at the bank
next door and say “Hey, Kid, you’re doing
a great job.” He loves Jane and loved Lee.
He’d come in to talk about what he could do
for a studio space to make Lee Cunningham
a happier, more satisfied artist. He wanted
her to succeed. He wanted any endeavor
he was involved in to succeed. I remember
when I was on the board in 2000 he made an
impassioned speech one evening saying the
biggest problem in corporations, companies,
businesses, families and life was a lack of communication. I appreciated his saying that
(I’d gone to a workshop that also agreed with him) and realized that there are so many
things we say or don’t say, depending on how we want to be perceived by the public, or
at least in our own little groups. That’s why our true friends are so precious. We can say
what we’re thinking and not worry about retaliation. They’re the ones we’re most honest
with, the ones who know us best, and love us anyway. Lou Galosy will be missed.
to reasure
TRASHT
ART
Gift Shop
1923 – 2013
Treasures
L ongv i ew M u se u m of F i ne A rts
1 James Hayes
Pendants
5 Julie Speed
Book - Snug Harbor
2 Warren Culler
Sculpture - PI
6LMFA
Book - The Collection
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$25 each
$575
3 Wine Bottle
Holder
$25
4 Michael Kenna
& John Bloom
Book - Monique's
$30
$35
7 CeCe Bode
Boreejon Jewelry
Pendants
$50
Kindergarten
$20
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CONTEST
This contest was held by LMFA on behalf of Keep Longview Beautiful’s
Death by Chocolate fundraiser. We had WONDERFUL entries and can’t wait
to see what next year’s crop brings!
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Focus on Volunteers: The Smiling Faces That Greet You
At The Door
Introducing…………….Noble Roberts
Family:
2 Daughters
and
2 Grandchildren
Education:
Tascosa HS,
Amarillo, TX
Business Major,
Texas Tech,
Lubbock, Texas
Interesting Facts:
Enjoys creating sculpture,
especially at
Bobbe Gentry Workshop;
Looks forward to developing
his painting skills at
ArtWorks classes.
Wish
LIST
we would appreciate
your donation of any
of these items...
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Pet:
Boston Terrier
‘Sassay’
The love of my life.
Born & Raised In:
Amarillo, Texas
Lived In Longview:
Retired to Longview 25
years ago after many trips
here to visit relatives,
Mr. & Mrs. Throckmorton.
Thursday
April 4 • 5-8 PM
Get creative - it’s art night!
What I Love About
LMFA:
Sitting at a desk and
answering the phone at
LMFA brings back fond
memories of my former
career in merchandising
and I love greeting and
visiting with guests.
Hobbies/Interests:
Reading religious books and
attending all types of
performances at
The Belcher Center.
I do not like
hunting & fishing.
What I Wanted To Be
When I Grew Up:
I wanted to design
airplanes. I attended
Spartan Aeronautical School
and worked for
several airlines prior to my
career in merchandising.
•Old Watches
•Bottle caps for art projects
•Jewelry displays
(hands and necks)
Downtown merchants are committed to helping make Art Walk a success. This
type of event helps with Longview’s renewed status as a Main Street City. The Main
Street program encourages all downtown merchants and businesses to participate
by exhibiting an artist, screening a film, or showcasing your own art collection.
For more information, visit ArtWalkLongview.com
Want to go green?
• Glass luncheon plates
•Bench for ArtWorks
outdoor entry (6' to 8')
•Phone volunteers
• One black ergonomic chair
•Cloth or paper napkins
•Hand-held steam cleaner
• Bottled water
•Two client chairs
• Catering style warming trays
Several of our members have decided to save a tree and postage and
want us to just e-mail them this newsletter. If you want to go green
too, just drop us an e-mail and we'll sign you up!
[email protected]
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L O N G V I E W
M U S E U M
O F
F I N E
A R T S
Membership Levels & Benefits
LEVELS
$10 Student
$25 Individual
$50 General
$100 Contributor
$250 Advocate
$500 Supporter
$1000 Patron
$2500 Sustainer
$5000 Benefactor
$10,000 Promoter
$25,000 Bestower
$50,000 Angel
All Longview Museum of
Fine Arts Members Receive:
•
Subscription to the full color Exhibit newsletter
with membership recognition and invitations to
members-only preview receptions for exhibit
openings every other month.
New CORPORATE
MEMBERSHIPS
LMFA is now offering
Corporate Membership Plans
• Building rental privileges.
• First notice for all exhibitions, lectures, classes
and special events at the museum.
• 10% discount on Museum gift shop purchases,
classes or workshops.
Members at the Contributor
level and above also receive:
J O IN!
N OW
two guest passes to an LMFA special event and
sponsorship recognition on website.
Patron: NARM membership, art poster plus
four guest passes to an LMFA special event,
sponsorship recognition on all catalogs and
website and 10% facility rental discount.
Sustainer: NARM membership, art poster,
eight tickets to an LMFA special event,
hardbound copy of The Collection book,
sponsorship recognition on website, catalogs
and front window on Tyler Street. Plus a 10%
facility rental discount.
Benefactor: All of the above benefits and
complimentary use of the Museum for one
private function.
Promoter: All of the above benefits plus
tables for 10 at all Museum and Guild functions.
Bestower: All Promoter benefits plus 10 tickets
to all Museum, Guild and Artworks activities.
Angel: All Bestower benefits plus an
additional free rental of the Museum.
$2,500
$5,000
$10,000
employees
get 10% off
their own
memberships
employees
get 25% off
their own
memberships
employees
get 50% off
their own
memberships
all employees
receive a
FREE
membership
C ustomi z e your amount
To sign your business up or for more
information, please call (903) 753-8103.
Advocate: NARM membership, art poster
Supporter: NARM membership, art poster,
$1,000
If you want to pay $3,300, employees get 33% off their own memberships, $7,500 = 75% off, etc.
Contributor: Reciprocal membership
in the North American Reciprocal Museums
(NARM) program.
available for pick-up during museum hours,
plus a free ticket to an LMFA special event.
Yearly Commitments and EMPLOYEE Benefits
HOW The NARM Program
WORKS & Its benefits:
Members from any of the NARM
institutions, who present a current
membership card validated with
a gold North American Reciprocal
sticker, are entitled to the
following privileges at over 600
participating museums nation wide:
FIND US ONLINE
• Free/member admission during
regular museum hours
• Member discounts at
museum shops
• Discounts on concert/
lecture tickets
Guests are not included unless
they present a current membership
card validated by the gold North
American Reciprocal sticker.
Please note: Some museums restrict benefits and
'Family' benefits are defined by each participating
institution. Please contact the institution prior to
your visit to avoid any confusion.
Visit www.LMFA.org to find a complete list of the 600+ participating museums.
LMFA offers several weeks of art classes during the summer for all ages.
We are open Tuesday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m.
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M ember admission is F R E E !
For easy access to our website from your
smartphone, you can scan the barcode
above using the free AT&T code reader,
available from http://scan.mobi
LMFA - Longview Museum of Fine Arts
LongviewMuseum
www.LMFA.org
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Membership
Renewal Form
Please renew my membership/give a gift membership at the ______________________ level.
Student - $10Advocate - $250
Benefactor - $5000*
Single/Faculty - $25
Supporter - $500
Promoter - $10,000*
General - $50
Patron - $1000*
Bestower - $25,000
Contributor - $100
Sustainer - $2500*Angel - $50,000
* Corporate Memberships available at these levels.
Please update my information with the following address/phone/e-mail or other information:
I would like to buy a gift membership for :
Address :
I would like to give an honorarium/memorial for:
Please send acknowledgment to:
Enclosed is a check for $
. Please charge my (circle one) Visa, MasterCard, Discover or AMEX
#
Expiration Date
/
q Check if you would like your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or AMEX automatically charged each year to renew your membership.
A gift in honor or in memory of a
loved one is truly a living tribute.
It honors the person and is an
investment in the museum and
in our community by supporting
the museum.
A Tribute is a great way to honor
a person or celebrate a significant
accomplishment and, in addition, is a
meaningful gift to give to the person
"who has everything" or is hard to
buy for.
A Memorial is an expression of
concern and a way to acknowledge
the memory of a deceased loved
one, friend or relative. This is a
lovely way to make a donation in
lieu of flowers.
The Longview Museum of Fine Arts will send a card to the honoree or bereaved on behalf of the donor and, with permission,
list the tribute in LMFA newsletters. The amount of the gift will not be shared with anyone. All donations to the Tribute
and Memorial Fund are 100% tax-deductible.
ANNUAL GIVING
The Annual Giving program is one of the LMFA’s fundraisers and
allows you to support the Museum in a manner that is 100%
tax deductible and requires no 'extra' effort on your part. Most
not-for-profit organizations have a similar program. Your gift
demonstrates to third parties (i.e. grantors, sponsors, etc.) the
commitment of an organization's membership. The higher the
percentage of members who give, the more likely we will be able
to raise funds from outside sources. In this case, it is not so much
the amount you give, but that you give something.
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never outgrow
YOUR LOVE
for theArts!
art is for everyone to enjoy.
The Pelaia Law Center representing
injured people for over thirty five years.
1 3 3 E T yler S tr eet
Lo ngvi ew, T X 7 5 6 0 1
903.230.5600
877.230.5601
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