Gadsden Arts, Inc. Annual Report 2013

Gadsden Arts Center Vision A thriving arts center, 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.

Gadsden Arts Center Mission The Gadsden Arts Center’s 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)

(850) 875-4866 • www.gadsdenarts.org • 13 North Madison, Quincy, FL 32351

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Board of Directors 2013 Dawn McMillan, President Nesta Cumbie, Vice President Richard Bass, Treasurer Patsy Bates, Secretary Kate Clark Elizabeth Diaz Carole Fletcher Lucy Harris Laura Harris Sandy Higdon

Reginald James Martha Ann McCaskill Joe Munroe Randy Pople Carlene Prince Miss Leigh Reddick Eluster Richardson Becky Tiller Medora Wester Alan Williams

Staff Grace Maloy, Executive Director Angie Lewis Barry, Curator Anissa Ford, Education Assistant Becky Reep, Gift Shop & Rentals Manager Kristie Peterson, Interim Curator (November 2013 – April 2014) Contract Personnel Melanie Joyner, Bookkeeper Rod Young, Janitorial Services Contract Instructors Donna Lowman (After-school classes, Camp) Dani Godreau (Drawing and Painting Class) Danielle Horak (Camp, Drawing and Painting Class) Suzanna Winton (Artist Workshop) Erin Anderson (Camp) Interns Caitlin Bishop Julie Cordele Chris Stewart Savannah Stanberry

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February 1, 2014 Dear Gadsden Arts Center Members, 2013 has been another exciting year of growth and effective service to our community. The Gadsden Arts Center is here to improve residents’ and visitors’ quality of life by fostering the understanding, appreciation, and creation of art; revitalize downtown Quincy through historic preservation, providing social opportunities, and attracting visitors; and stimulate the economy. In 2013 our efforts were guided by goals set by the Board of Directors: sustain Exhibitions of Importance, grow Education Programs, increase Diversity and Community Engagement. Generous donor support of the Campaign for the Future II sustains exhibitions with rich historical or cultural content, the highest level of craftsmanship, new artistic voices, and quality, through 2017. The Southern Watercolor Society exhibition in 2013, Masterworks on the Move exhibition of American Painting this year, and the upcoming American Society of Marine Painters and Dean Mitchell: Reservation Series exhibitions are examples. Campaign support also made possible moving the Education Coordinator position from part-time to full-time, increasing children and adult programs on-site and in Gadsden County schools, and making possible special projects like the Quincy-Los Angeles Art Exchange for advanced Hispanic students that was planned in 2013 and will take place this March. In 2012-2013, the board also examined Diversity in all aspects of organizational programming, participation, and Community Engagement, which were catalysts for the inaugural Art and Garden event last October and reinvention of the gala as An Evening with the Arts last month. In keeping with our standard for excellence, Gadsden Arts also hosted an Art Trip to Boston and installed state-of-the-art LED lighting in the Sara May Love Gallery. As you will see in the following pages, the Gadsden Arts Center continues to offer the range and quality of exhibitions and programs offered by much larger museums, made possible by the dedication and enthusiastic participation of our members, donors, and volunteers. I thank all of you and look forward to another exciting year in 2014! Grace Robinson Executive Director

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EXHIBITIONS 36th Annual Southern Watercolor Society Juried Exhibition February 8–April 27, 2013, Sara May Love Gallery & Zoe Golloway Exhibit Hall A Portrait of Historic Gadsden County, Florida May 10–July 6, 2013, Sara May Love Gallery The Black Heritage Trail: A Route in Search of Roots June 6 – 30, 2013 Permanent Collection Gallery Made in Florida 2013: Florida Craftsman Members’ Exhibition August 2–October 5, 2013, Sara May Love Gallery Natalia Andreeva: Scenes from Nature August 2–October 5, 2013, Zoe Golloway Exhibit Hall Out of Pocket: small art exhibition October 25–December 21, 2013, Bates Collection Gallery 25th “Silver Anniversary” Art in Gadsden Juried Exhibition October 25–December 21, 2013 Sara May Love Gallery & Zoe Golloway Exhibit Hall Gadsden Arts Center Artists Guild 62 members strong; quarterly exhibitions were offered in the Bates Community Room, Artists Guild Gallery, and Gadsden County Commission BATES CHILDREN’S GALLERY Advanced Placement Student Portfolio Program Robert F. Munroe Day School & West Gadsden High School Summer Camp Highlights Virginia Coultas: Children – My Special Joy Florida’s Land and Animals – Student Poster Competition Student Art and Craft Exhibition PERMANENT COLLECTION 2nd floor galleries Works by Bob Bischoff, Suzanna Winton, Mark Messersmith, O. L. Samuels, W. Stanley Proctor, Mark Miller, Thornton Dial Sr.

LONG TERM LOAN Lobby sculpture platform Mark Lindquist, Ichibaku Sculptures

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GAC ARTISTS GUILD AT THE GADSDEN COUNTY COMMISSION Elizabeth Diaz (December–January) Susan L. Richardson (February–March) Virginia Coultas (April–May) Joy Green (June–July) Jean Marani (August–September) Janice “Ecinja” McCaskill (October–November) Shirley Dyal (December)

FSU COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Thornton Dial, Sr. (January–April) Mary T. Smith (May–August) Archie Byron and Chief Oloruntoba (October–December)

GADSDEN ARTS CENTER PERMANENT COLLECTION 2013 Accessions Luis Maza, Roxy Theater, 1958 oil on board, 8 x 16 inches, gift of the artist Beth Appleton, Market Day, 1990s cut paper assemblage, gift of Su Ecenia

FINE ART TRIP – BOSTON Gadsden Arts hosted a four-day Fine Art Trip to the beautiful, historically, and culturally rich city of Boston in September 2013. Highlights included visits to the Boston Museum of Fine Art, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Harvard Museum of Natural History (Glass Flowers exhibition), and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. Fine Art Trips are a fundraiser for Gadsden Arts Center collections care, conservation, and acquisitions.

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EDUCATION & OUTREACH PROGRAMS Thanks to continued generous support from Gadsden Arts Center members, Annual Fund donors, and patrons, the organization sustained existing programs, expanded some programs and developed new programs. Additionally, GAC added a full-time Education Coordinator. The expansions, new programs, and full-time position are made possible by the Campaign for the Future II.

Ongoing Education Programs in 2013 Advanced Placement Portfolio Program – College-level studio instruction and portfolio development for advanced high school art students; Art History Classes - Monthly classes on major artistic movements and periods, often related to a current exhibition; Bates Children’s Gallery Exhibitions Gadsden & Leon County teachers exhibit their students’ art in a professional gallery space; Community Education Events - Free children's activities and tours during events like Porchfest and Art & Garden; Docent-Guided Tours – Guided tours of the building and exhibitions on view, offered free of charge. Luncheon space I also available for visiting groups; Drawing & Painting Classes - Weekly class for beginning to advanced adults and advanced high school students to learn from a skilled art instructor at an individual pace; Gadsden Arts Alliance - Art presentations and art activities accompanied by a traveling exhibition of framed art, brought to each school for one to two weeks; Gallery Talks - Presentations by award-winning artists, curators, jurors, and educators covering exhibition-related topics, offered free of charge;

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Family Art Workshops - Saturday craft workshops for children and their favorite adults; Family Gallery Guides – Exhibition guides offering information and interactive activities about exhibitions, offered free of charge; Internship Program - Up to 4 interns per semester earn college credit while learning all aspects of professional work in an art museum setting. Concentrations include administration, education, marketing, development, grant writing, exhibitions & collections, and special events; Master Artist Workshops - Award-winning artists from the region teach groups of intermediate to advanced artists on their chosen specialty; Student Learning Guides – In-depth exhibition information and activities developed in conjunction with major exhibitions, offered free of charge to teachers and students; Student Art Competitions - Annual Art in Gadsden Student Poster Competition and other student competitions, such as the Art and Craft Show, offer students the chance to exhibit their art and be evaluated by artist-jurors; Summer Art Camp - A six-week, half-day summer camp for children ages 6-12 and “teen aides”, with arts enrichment and art education activities.

New Education Programs in 2013 Drawing & Painting Classes – Weekly low cost classes for adults. Advanced Placement Portfolio high school students attended free of charge. After-school Community Partnerships brought student groups to GAC for regularly scheduled afterschool art appreciation and studio art experiences. 2013 partners: The Shade Tree Project, First Presbyterian Terrific Tuesday program, Stewart Street Elementary School, and TCC Quincy House.

VOLUNTEERS Gadsden Arts Center volunteers are critical to the organization’s effectiveness. Thanks to over 100 volunteers who helped with administration, opening receptions, events, fundraising, education programs, leadership and governance. The Gadsden Arts Center offered year-round programs and services to 18,939 participants in 2013 with only two full-time and two part-time staff members. • Volunteers contributed 3,075 hours in 2013 / value $62,269 DEVELOPMENT 25th “SILVER ANNIVERSARY” ART IN GADSDEN PATRON SPONSORS Thank You, Patron Sponsors! David and Beth Appleton John and Janice Curry Scott and Judy Gregory David and Laura Harris Sandy Higdon Alex and Jane Hinson Stewart Hinson Reginald James

Thank You, Directors’ Circle Members! Patricia Barmeyer Mark and Patsy Bates John and Janice Curry Dick and Priscilla Dreibelbis Zoe and Jim Golloway Scott and Judy Gregory David and Laura Harris Fred and Lucy Harris Sandy Higdon

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Ed and Jeannette Parramore Mike and Judy Pate Toni Robinson Susan and Otey Walker Jim and Medora Wester Alan Williams Kay Woodbery Mayo and Amber Woodward

Alex and Jane Hinson Stewart Hinson Larry and Mary Margaret McNeill Mike and Judy Pate Brooks and Almena Pettit Eluster and Lessie Richardson Jim and Betty Ann Rodgers Marjorie Turnbull George and Nonnie Woodward Helen Woodward Pat and Mary Jane Woodward

ANNUAL FUND 2013 Mr. and Mrs. J. Nick Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allman Mr. James Auman Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Baggett Ms. Carole Barber Mrs. Martha Bates Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bates Mrs. Barbara Bietenholz Dr. Benjamin Bivins and Ms. Elece Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Bud Branson Mr. John Owen Clark Rev. Richard S. Corry Ms. Barbara M Craig Mr. and Mrs. Doug Croley Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cumbie Dr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John S. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Weyman M. Davis RAdm. H. Jeff Davis, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Moritz Dehler Ms. Wendy Devarieux Ms. Elizabeth Diaz Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Draper Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dreibelbis Ms. Judith Ehrhardt Mrs. Kenan Fishburne Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fixel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fixel Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fletcher Mr. H. Max Fletcher, Sr. Ms. Zoe Golloway and Mr. Jim Eggert

Mrs. Bettie Jane Grant Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris Mr. Victor Higdon Ms. Sandy Higdon Mr. and Mrs. E. Cantey Higdon Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon Dr. and Mrs. Lou Hill Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hinson Mr. Stewart Hinson Ms. Nancy Ingram Mr. & Mrs. W F Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Joyner Ms. Charlotte M. Kelley Ms. Michele Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Neil Keith Laws Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lewis Ms. Grace Maloy Dr. Jean V. Marani Mr. and Mrs. Fount May, Jr. Ms. Martha Ann McCaskill Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClellan Mr. and Mrs. William Hugh McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Leo McMillan Mr. Neff McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Halloran Ms. Erin Neely Miss Ermine Owenby Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pate Mr. Jared Policastro Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pople

Mr. E. Everett Puri, CFA Mrs. Jill Quadagno Mr. and Mrs. Roger Raepple The Reep Family Mr. and Mrs. John Revell Mrs. Toni Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Jim Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schmidtman Ms. Leah Stoetzel Mr. and Mrs. James Thigpen Ms. Mary Ann Thomas Mr. Robert J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Harold Thompson Mr. Randolph W. Thrower Ms. Marjorie Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Billy Vanlandingham Mr. Frank Ventry Ms. Irma Vergara Ms. BJ Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Otey Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Wester W.O. Whittle Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams Mrs. Kay Woodbury Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodell Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Woodward Mrs. Helen Woodward Dr. and Mrs. Pat Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward Ms. Phyllis Wooten and Ms. Eleanor Harris Mr. and Mrs. George Wickham

PROFESSIONAL WORK IN THE FIELD Grace Robinson, Executive Director • • • • •

Association of Fundraising Professionals Board of Directors Florida Art Museum Directors Association–meetings in April (Vero Beach) and September (Ft. Lauderdale); and designed new FAMDA logo Florida Association of Museums Conference: co-presented “Effective Community Partnerships” with J. Marshall Adams (Education Director, Vero Beach Museum of Art) Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Grant Program: panelist, Large Museums Tallahassee Community College Ralph Hurst Gallery Advisory Board

Anissa Ford, Education Coordinator • •

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Co-author of “Elementary Reflections: A case study of a collaborative museum-school collaborative project” published in the Journal of Museum Education Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Grant Program: panelist, Art in Education

MEMBERSHIP Average membership: 496 Membership income: $26,967 (10.5% of operating income) The number of Gadsden Arts Center members remained constant in 2013, with membership income increasing 6.5% due to additional $100 members seeking the ROAM reciprocal membership benefit, and growth in the $350 Director’s Circle level of membership. 9th ANNUAL WINTER GALA: MÉXIO NOCHE DE GALA Guests: 170 Net raised: $18,000 The Annual Winter Gala is the Gadsden Arts Center’s only annual fundraising event. In 2013, the theme of the event celebrated the arts and culture of Mexico. GRANT FUNDING Grant application success rate: 88% Florida DCA grant score: highest in category for fourth year Total grant income: $26,254 Adrian C. Fletcher and Annie Muriel Fletcher Foundation Archibald Foundation Capital City Bank Group Foundation City of Quincy Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Gadsden Tourist Development Council Gadsden County Richard C. Munroe Foundation Tallahassee Community College 21st Century CLC United Way of the Big Bend MARKETING Gadsden Arts continued widespread, affordable marketing: • • • • •

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GAC Website (www.gadsdenarts.org) Press releases to all regional media 8 web-based community calendars – managed by Carlene Prince Main Street Co-op Advertising GAC Quarterly News (final year; moved to GAC Enews only with the Enews mailed upon request) GAC Enews (1590 subscribers) Event Invitations

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Exhibition Invitations and Banners WFSU / WFSQ / WFSW radio coverage year-round, sponsored by Gadsden Tourist Development Council Council on Culture and the Arts email blast banners Gadsden Arts Center Facebook Page Florida Association of Museums SEMC Newsletter

CORPORATE & PRIVATE SPONSORS Cash sponsor support: $22,250 (108% of budget goal for sponsor income) In-kind sponsor support: $7,000 Thank you exhibition, education, and event sponsors: Abbey Eye Institute Allison House Inn Bell and Bates Home Center Beth Appleton Bob DeWitt Smith Photography Capital City Bank Centennial Bank Charles McClellan Funeral Home Chris Barry Design City of Chattahoochee CSI Contracting Doug Croley Insurance Services Everit and Julie Drew El Portillo Mexican Restaurant Drs. Tayler and Liz Fletcher FSU College of Medicine FSU Museum of Fine Arts Gadsden County Property Appraiser, Clay Vanlandingham Gadsden Board of Realtors Gadsden County School Board Gardner, Bist, Wiener, Wadsworth & Bowden, P.A Havana Herald Henry, Buchanan, Hudson, Suber, & Carter P.A.

Hinson Oil Company Lines, Hinson and Lines Massey Drugs Toni and Terry McCoy McMillan Design Mel Pope Pat Thomas & Associates Insurance Quincy Rotary Club Regional Therapy Services Stewart TV and Appliances Tallahassee Community College Tallahassee Community College Foundation Talquin Electric TDS Telecom Thomas Howell Ferguson, PA Tri-Eagle Sales USA Photo Very Bettsy Studio Viva Florida 500 Wes Mullins, Ameriprise Financial West End Grille West Gadsden Historical Society Graves and Kay Williams

COMMUNITY AND INDUSTRY PARTNERS The 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. American Association of Museums Association of Fundraising Professionals City of Quincy Council on Culture and the Arts Experience Works Florida Art Museum Directors Association Florida State University FAMU Art Department Florida Association of Local Arts Agencies Florida Association of Museums FSU College of Medicine (Humanities)

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Gadsden County Chamber of Commerce Gadsden County Commission Gadsden County Public Schools Gadsden Tourist Development Council Legacy School for the Performing Arts Quincy Music Theater Southeastern Museums Conference Tallahassee Community College TCC Quincy House Visit Tallahassee Visit Florida

CAMPAIGN FOR THE FUTURE II Thank you to these 77 generous donors whose support makes possible long-term growth in Exhibitions of Importance, Education Programs, and the Gadsden Arts Endowment Trust. Ms. Kathy Archibald Ms. Patricia Thrower Barmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bass Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bates Mrs. Martha Bates Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bates Mr. Mortimer Bates III Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bert Mr. and Mrs. Bud Branson Mrs. Elizabeth W. Cantey Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Clark Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Cook Dr. and Mrs. Don M. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cumbie Dr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. Moritz Dehler Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dreibelbis Ms. Alice DuPont Mr. and Mrs. Bo Edwards Mrs. Kay Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fixel Mrs. Eleanor Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fletcher Dr. and Mrs. Scott Gregory

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hanna Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris Mr. and Mrs. E. Cantey Higdon Ms. Sandy Higdon Mr and Mrs. Pat Higdon Dr. and Mrs. Lou Hill Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hinson Mr. Winston K. Howell, CPA Mr. and Mrs. Reginald James Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Blucher Lines Mrs. Margaret MacCary Ms. Grace Maloy Ms. Altha F. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Fount May, Jr. Ms. Martha Ann McCaskill Dr. and Mrs. Terrence McCoy Mr. and Mrs. William H. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMillian Mr. and Mrs. Leo McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Neff McMillan Dr. and Mrs. Larry McNeill Mr. Jim Miller Mr. Jan Munroe

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parramore Mr. and Mrs. Terry Prince Mr. & Mrs. Dick Reddick Mr. and Mrs. Eluster Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Roby Robinson Mrs. Toni Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Jim Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rowan Ms. Adelaide Suber Ms. Karen Suber Ms. Mary Ann Thomas Mr. Randolph W. Thrower Mr. Randolph W. Thrower, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tiller Ms. Marjorie Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Otey Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Wester Mr. and Mrs. George Wickham Mr. & Mrs. Graves Williams Dr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward Ms. Julia Munroe Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Woodward Dr. and Mrs. Pat Woodward

GADSDEN ARTS ENDOWMENT TRUST, 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 12/31/2013: $749,000 Annual Spending Policy: 2.5% Program / Exhibition Support: $10,750

Endowment for Collections: $46,480 Collections Endowment Support: $1,800

Gadsden Arts Endowment Trust, Inc. Board of Directors Mark Bates (Chair) Richard Bass Richard Bates

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Kate Clark Eluster Richardson Bruce Rowan

Pat Woodward Jared Policastro (Morgan Stanley Advisor)

BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT Gadsden Arts Center facilities are in excellent condition, and all systems are fully operational. In 2013, Gadsden Arts replaced the video system with 16 high-resolution digital cameras, which connect wirelessly to computers and iPhones, renovated the inside of the café, cleaned, and repaired the awnings, replaced the office flooring with commercial grade laminate hardwood, installed new energy efficient LED lighting System in the Sara May Love gallery, replaced wooden window sills along the second floor windows, and re-sealed the office roof. COMMITTEES Collections Lou Hill, Chair Paula Davidsen Su Ecenia Beverly Frick Quincie Hamby Calynne Hill Betty Ann Rodgers Leah Stoetzel Community Engagement “Art & Garden”** Lorraine Clark ** Nesta Cumbie Elizabeth Diaz Eleanor Fleming Lucy Harris Martha Ann McCaskill William H. McKeown ** Dawn McMillan Joe Munroe Miss Leigh Reddick Medora Wester Alan Williams Docents - Education Patsy Bates Anne Draper Paula Davidsen Carole Fletcher Roslyn Higdon Debbie Higdon Susan Keyser

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Betty James Sharon Lasseter Martha Ann McCaskill Gail Presnell Millie Smith Karen Suber Becky Tiller Marjory Weatherford Medora Wester Martha Jean Woodward Nita Ziegler Education – School Programs Reginald James Lucy Harris Exhibitions Dawn McMillan, Chair Julie Baroody Jerry Draper William Hugh McKeown Eluster Richardson Harris Wiltsher Joe Munroe Finance Kate Clark, Chair Mark Bates Sandy Higdon Bruce Rowan Mayo Woodward Pat Woodward

Gala Committee (January 2014 Gala) Dawn McMillan, Chair Jan Bates Nesta Cumbie Elizabeth Diaz Anne Draper Kay Edwards Mary Howard Edwards Lucy Harris Sharon Lasseter Joe Munroe Carlene Prince Miss Leigh Reddick Savannah Stanbery (intern) Becky Tiller Medora Wester Nominating Committee Martha Ann McCaskill, Chair Nesta Cumbie Eluster Richardson Receptions Nesta Cumbie Sara Ruth McKeown Becky Tiller Medora Wester

PARTICIPATION Annual Participation Daily Attendance Gallery Talks Classes Workshops Summer Art Camp Family Outreach School Programs & Tours Exhibition Openings Volunteers Rentals Meetings Events Exhibiting Artists Children's Gallery Artists Café Total Participation

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2013 4942 419 341 160 383 95 1330 1178 591 2077 243 824 343 820 3893 18,939

2012 5303 1099 287 64 355 219 2702 1217 669 2079 455 390 324 983 6450 22,596

2011 4706 1083 44 120 473 490 2361 1663 735 1949 501 438 303 1046 6670 20,609

2010 3912 700 117 88 630 191 1576 1550 793 1414 692 744 340 1114 6140 20,525

GADSDEN ARTS, INC. OPERATING PROFIT/LOSS 2013 Income Admissions Art Sales Commissions Contributions Fees Event Tickets Grants Interest Memberships Rental Income Retail Sales Sales Tax Discounts Sponsorships Tuition Total Income

1,492 8,976 147,171 4,220 25,576 26,315 16,245 26,968 10,891 22,514 309 22,500 6,000 319,177

Expense Advertising Awards Bank Service Charges Contract Labor & Conservation Dues Occupancy Insurance Payroll Permits & Licenses Postage Printing Professional Development & Travel Professional Fees Rental Expense Signage Software Supplies Total Expenses Operating Balance (Net)

6,846 3,102 3,251 40,534 2,474 27,984 13,289 154,898 75 2,755 7,628 15,583 0 2,003 491 2,453 10,872 294,238 22,877

GADSDEN ARTS, INC. BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Current Assets Cash on Hand Endowments Accounts Receivable Other Current Assets Total Current Assets

229,775 744,091 224,945 11,204 1,082,520

Fixed Assets Land Building-Operating Building Renovation Buildings Art Collection Furniture & Equipment Accum. Dep. Buildings Accum. Dep. Equipment Total Fixed Assets

48,429 101,571 1,057,412 67,699 390,590 41,052 (315,265) (33,544) 1,357,944

TOTAL ASSETS

2,567,960

LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Current Liabilities Accounts Payable AIG Patrons Artists Commissions Payable Sales Tax Payable Payroll Liabilities Rental Deposits Prepaid Sponsorships Prepaid Income CCB Visa Total Current Liabilities Long Term Liabilities Retained Earnings Endowment Net Assets Unrestricted Net Assets Net Income Total Equity

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

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476 3,836 12,513 714 1,555 700 5,728 15,000 340 40,862 0 574,835 413,482 1,449,136 89,644 2,527,097

2,567,960