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Fiscal Year July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019

Silvermine Arts Center

Annual Report

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Letter from Board Chair

shared art and life stories with students in Uganda and theGuatemalan Rain Forest—experiencing that while their livesare very different, their dreams and desires are the same.

Silvermine’s art program with Silver Hill Hospital, is entering its sixth year engaging the healingpower of art in a collaborative program—vital as addiction and mental health issues reach crisis proportions touching all of our communities.

Silvermine Galleries continue the focus on mental health this Fallwith a curated exhibition, “HeART& Mind”, which will include worksfrom accomplished artists delvinginto the many facets of mental ill-ness, addiction and recovery—from despair to joy. Panel discus-sions and participatory workshopsin dance, visual arts and music are planned.

Silvermine marked the inauguration of its Fulbright ScholarArtist-in-Residency featuring IvanaRadovanovic, from Centinje, Mon-tenegro. Ivana created an outdoor,site-specific installation constructedfrom repurposed, natural materials,which are intended to weather withthe elements. Silvermine is honoredto be selected by the Institute of International Education (IIE) to hostFulbright scholars and looks for-ward to yearly sharing the Silver-mine art experience with otherextraordinary artists from aroundthe world.These are but a few highlights

of the BUZZ at Silvermine. Comejoin us. Thank you for your support.

With sincere gratitude,

Rose-Marie FoxBoard Chair

There is an energized, positive buzz around Silvermine and I amthrilled to be part of it. The Board, management, staff, faculty, students, guild artists and our generous donors are all part of the beat. Relying on strong fiscal manage-

ment and a focus on financial sustainability, Silvermine for thethird year achieved positive results,further replenishing its necessarycapital reserve. At the same timeSilvermine is broadening its serviceto the community through itsaward-winning School of Art, its expanded Gallery programming, and its partnerships with othercommunity organizations.

Silvermine’s ArtAcademy, inpartnership with STAR, Inc. bringsthe creative joy of expression andachievement to those with develop-mental disabilities. On Thursdaymornings, the STAR transport rollsinto the Silvermine parking lot anda beaming group of STAR membersenthusiastically hustle to their artclass for an adventure of learningand accomplishment. Using a variety of mediums and techniques,these wonderful artists producestunning works of emotional depthand creativity.

Silvermine’s Art Partners hasreached the under-resourced youthin Stamford and Norwalk for 27years, bringing a unique programdesigned to instruct academic sub-jects and develop social/emotionalskills through the joy of making art.In partnership with Creative Con-nections, Silvermine is reaching thefar corners of the globe with interactive programming and videoconferencing with students in othercountries. This year our students

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Artist-in-Residence5 School of Art6 Galleries8 Outreach10 Our Impact12 Guild of Artists14 Living Art Awards Benefit 16 Annual Gifts18 Financial Summary19 Staff

Board of TrusteesInstitutional Partners

Table of Contents

On our cover:Guthrie Pond on Silvermine’s 5 acre campus

This page:Jim FeliceThe Three Tenors

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97-year history, Silvermine is facingthe future with new technologiesand instruction launching its state-of-the-art Digital Labs providinghigh school and college age youthwith professional level art & designand animation classes. Silvermine focuses on areas of study that prepare youth for career opportu-nities in the arts. A generous grantfrom the New Canaan CommunityFoundation and individual contributions made this possible.Busy lives need to be able to

review and register for classes attimes convenient to them. Silver-mine launched its new website andonline/mobile registration this

Situated on a bucolic five-acrecampus, Silvermine School of Art is bustling with creative activityyear-round in its 14 studio class-rooms specializing in painting,drawing, printmaking, metal andstone sculpture, ceramics, bronzecasting, glass flameworking, mixedmedia, jewelry, woodworking, special studies, digital imaging,and photography. Our award-win-ning school has over 4,000 annualenrollments, ages 4–94, and allranges of experience and profi-ciency from beginner to advanced.What draws and keeps students atSilvermine is the outstanding, ded-icated faculty and the widest rangeof disciplines in the area. There isnothing else like it.This year marks the inauguration

of Silvermine’s Fulbright ScholarArtist-in-Residence in conjunctionwith the Institute of InternationalEducation (IIE) and generously supported by benefactor and artist Jan Dilenschneider. The IIE supports flagship exchange programs that “make the world a more interconnected place.”Ivana Radovanovic, this year’s

Artist-in-Residence, representedher country Montenegro in theVenice Biennale. Ivana holds a PhDfrom the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Serbia and pursuedpost-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar at St. John University, NY. Ivana creates living,breathing site-specific installationsthat connect and commune withthe environment. Silvermine is honored to have Ivana’s work titled“Invitation” living in the woodedarea behind the studios. “It willweather and change as the elements wear on it. It will disappear in time, but I like this”,commented Ivana.While rooted in its storied S

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year. Now students and parentscan search courses and enroll in the comfort of their homes. JeniamFoundation saw the need and provided Silvermine the fundingnecessary to create this platform.Inclusivity is paramount to

Silvermine. This year 81 scholar-ships were awarded to under-served youth and adults to extendthe opportunity to learn and create at Silvermine. Limited financial resources should not prevent access to art education.These exciting developments

ensures that Silvermine School ofArt remains a vibrant resource forall those who want to study art.

Make cultural connections. Make geographicleaps. And whileyou’re at it,make art.

This page: Ivana Radovanovic immersed in her installation Right page top: MFA Faculty Justin Wiest observing a student’s progress

Right page bottom: Animal Art in summer camp

Fulbright Scholar Artist-in-Residence

artists from the Guild membership. Visitors saw new work and new ex-plorations in a wide-range of medi-ums in this end-of-the-year GuildGroup Exhibition.

Guild Group Exhibit — Curatedby Susan Eley, Susan Eley Fine ArtNYC, Silvermine celebrated its extraordinarily accomplishedgroup of painters, sculptors, print-makers, collage, and mixed media

The galleries continue to enrichthe history of Silvermine with everchanging curated exhibitions thatdraw from its roots while lookinginto the future. With five galleriesand a scupture walk as a backdrop,16 exhibitions are hosted annuallydrawing over 12,000 visitors.

Highlights of this year:

ReFRAMING Aging: Health, Happiness, and the Arts—Invitational Exhibition to debunkthe myths about aging and to explore the importance of lifelongcreativity. A keynote lecture, a moderated panel discussion, anda family day of art creation throughstorytelling engaged visitors ofevery age and explored the bene-fits of art, creativity, and discoveryacross generations. We are grate-ful for a generous grant from CTHumanities as well as individualdonations that made this program-ming possible.

CT Contemporary 2018— showcased an exciting selection of new work from some of Connecticut’s most accomplished contemporary artists and cutting-edge galleries giving the public a chance to see vibrant and surprising works of art from acrossthe state.

Paper 2019—Jennifer Farrell, PhD,Associate Curator of Drawings andPrints at the Metropolitan Museumof Art, NYC, curated a diverse andcontemporary take on art madewith paper, attesting to the vitalityof the medium and the infinitepossibilities the material allows—sculpture, installations, drawing,printmaking, photography, collage,assemblage, and painting—toname but a few.

Walk your waythrough a goldmine of artistic expression.And feel free totalk about it.

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Silver Hill HospitalSilvermine and Silver Hill Hospitalhave collaborated on an on-goingprogram to bring adolescent patients in the Transitional LivingProgram to our School of Art to offer avenues of artistic expression—giving them an experience that will bring creativegrowth and emotional healing.We are grateful for the contin-

ued support of our Corporate andFoundation sponsors: the HearstFoundation, Colgate-PalmoliveCompany, Pitney Bowes Founda-tion, Inc., Bankwell, Westport Sunrise Rotary, as well the generous support of individualswho enable us to continue this important Program.

Entering its 20th year, Silver-•mine Elementary School’s 5th Grade Mural has become a class tradition and a giftadorning the hallways for future students to enjoy.

Creative ConnectionsIn partnership with Creative Connections, Silvermine is expand-ing the cultural and creative experiences of students in the afterschool studio-art program at Nathan Hale Middle School,Norwalk. Concentrating on atheme of touring the globethrough art and friendship, the students created and exchangedart with peers in other countries—this year, Uganda andGuatemala—using art to communi-cate about their lives and learnhow others live across the globe,promoting understanding and appreciation of customs and tradi-tions. Each semester culminates ina video conference with their newart friends. Through this face-to-face engagement, the studentsdiscover that despite differencesand distance, they are more alikethan they are different.

ArtAcademyIn partnership with STAR, Inc.,‘Lighting the Way’, Silverminelaunched the new ‘ArtAcademy’Program to benefit people withdisabilities. ArtAcademy taps intothe transformative power of art for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities by engaging them in a variety of artclasses in an inclusive setting on Silvermine’s campus.We are grateful for the gener-

ous support from the HorizonFoundation and the Sidney WeinerMemorial Scholarship Fund forproviding inaugural funding for the ArtAcademy.

Art PartnersFor 27 years, Art Partners, Silver-mine’s unique Outreach EducationProgram, has provided stimulatingcurriculum-based studio art classesfor approximately 15,000 under-served students in elementary andmiddle schools, as well as after-school programs in Norwalk andStamford. Over 1,000 children annually are served.

Highlights of this year:

Mayor Rilling, Norwalk •celebrates the installation of “Garden People” at FodorFarm with the young artistsfrom Columbus Magnet Schoolsupported by First CountyBank Foundation.Norwalk Housing Authority•students created a beautifulbook of poetry and photogra-phy which can be enjoyed atthe Norwalk Library. Celebrat-ing this accomplishment was a poetry reading at the libraryand an exhibition at the Silvermine Student Gallery.

With paint, clay,paper, and willinghands, we’re building bridgesone step at a time.

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Left page: Art created by Brookside ElementarySchool and ArtAcademy students

This page: ArtAcademy studentand mural by Marvin ElementarySchool students

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1922Silvermine Guild founded 97

Years of excellence in art and art education

327 Guild professionalartist members

1 Fulbright ScholarArtist- in-Residence,our first!

Galleries

School500

Exhibiting artists

5Galleries

16Exhibitions yearly

12,000Visitors annually

76%Donations from individuals

155Corporate and institutional donors

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OutreachE D U C AT I O N

Donors

23States

5Acre campus with 5 galleries, 14 studios

& an outdoorsculpture walk

27Years serving the community

1,100Under-resouced students served

15Community partners

3Continents of reach

4-94Ages of students

51Art mediums

81Scholarships awarded

1,100Courses offered

4,000Annual enrollments

Our Impact

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Sadly, each year we lose some of our cherished artists. This year,we honor six long-time memberswho made a lasting impression inand to our community. Their work,shown below, highlights the manytalents of our Guild Artists.

can often be viewed in Gallery exhibitions.We continue to honor our

heritage by expanding the bordersof our contemporary exhibitions to include recognized emergingartists from across the UnitedStates to exhibit at Silvermine.These exhibitions highlight currentart trends and broaden the community’s understanding andappreciation of art by bringingsome of the most influential pundits in contemporary art toFairfield County.

New MembersEach year the Guild is honored towelcome into its ranks a competi-tively selected group of new artistmembers. Since its inception,Guild membership has been a juried process based on the qualityof the artists’ submitted works andprofessional achievements. OurGuild members have attained a superior level of technical and creative accomplishment asdemonstrated by numerous groupand solo exhibitions, awards, publications, commercial galleryrepresentation and inclusion in museum and corporate collections. This year forty-three new

members were selected in a widerange of artistic media. “This exhibition showcases Silvermine’snewest members’ exploration of materials, arresting captures ofnature’s forms and patterns, vibrant use of color and light, andsingular re-imaginings of the figurein sculptural and painted form,”said Roger Mudre, Gallery Director at Silvermine. “We’re delighted to welcome such a strong newgroup to the Guild.”

Since 1906 when visionary sculptor Solon Borglum movedto Silvermine and held annual exhibitions in his studio and weeklycritiques called the Knockers Club,Silvermine has been a place forartists to gather.

In 1922 The Silvermine Guild of Artists was formed and later incorporated as a not-for-profit to provide a permanency to thecommunity of artists.Silvermine has a 97-year

reputation of exhibiting and involving art luminaries such asJoseph Albers, Gabor Peterdi, Milton Avery, Elaine deKooning,Clement Greenberg, Louise Nevelson, Larry Rivers, Jeanne-Claude and Christo, James Rosenquist, Chuck Close, PhilipJohnson—and the list goes on. Today, the Guild is comprised

of over 300 professional artistswho enhance and change the waywe experience art. Widely respected and highly collectible,their multi-disciplined work

It’s still a placewhere artists’imaginations andvisions rule.

This page and right: New Members Show 2019 Lower right: In Memorium artists’ works

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In Memoriam

Loretta Dillman Lois Flint Eldridge Elaine Feiner Barbara Powell Philis Raskind Charles Reid

Left to right Top row: Elaine Feiner, Phillis RaskindMiddle row: Charles Reid, Loretta DillmanBottom row: Lois Flint Eldridge, Barbara Powell

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Inside of everyoneis an artist and a philanthropist.Share your passion. It could be life-changing.

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Living Art Awards Benefit

Pamela Davis“I’ve witnessed artistic growth and joy in so many students, young and not so young. The buildings burst with energy, the faculty is unparalleled, and the staff is undeniably committed to Silvermine.”

Fran Meehan“Silvermine is a gem in thewoods. Everything I was

looking for was right here.It’s a special place where

you can truly express yourself.”

triumphs and partners with ustoday in forging our future.Some are artists, some not,

but all share in their passion for supporting the arts—it changedtheir lives and ours.Silvermine honored:

DIAGEO—Corporate Award—for their philanthropic commitmentto the community and generoussupport of Silvermine. Pamela Davis—Legacy Award—for steadfast leadership as Executive Director, aboundinggenerosity and artistic accomplishment as a member of the Guild of Artists.

Fran Meehan—Artist Award— for strategic leadership as Chair,Board of Trustees, munificent support and artistic excellence as a member of the Guild of Artists.Lyman & Diana Delano— Philanthropy Award—for philanthropic commitment to Silvermine, especially the Schoolof Art and ceramics studio.

This year’s Living Art Awards Benefit is made possible by thededication of co-chairs David Dunlop, Stephanie Joyce, (below)and their committee.

Rose-Marie Fox, Board Chair,Michael Yaeger, Goldman Sachs,CT Senator Bob Duff

Rob Mallozzi, Former NewCanaan First Selectman &Silvermine Trustee,New Canaan First SelectmanKevin Moynihan, Rose-Marie Fox, Board Chair

Robin Jaffee Frank, Director,Strategy & Development, Norwalk Mayor Harry Rilling& Lucia Rilling,Sophia Gevas, Outreach Education Director

Honorees: Fran Meehan, PamelaDavis, Svetlin Tchakarov–DIAGEO

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Svetlin Tchakarov–DIAGEO“I’m a big believer that artshapes who we are. In thepresence of art, people become more positive andstart looking at the world in a much bigger way.”

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The Fourth Annual Living Art Awards BenefitSilvermine held its fourth annual Living Art Awards Benefiton May 11 at the picturesqueStamford Yacht Club.This year we recognized

Visionaries for Art who made theirmark insuring ART is vibrant in ourcommunity. Each honoree played a principle role in Silvermine’s

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Annual Gifts Annual Gifts

Marilyn Clements*Jamie DelaneyDiana & Lyman Delano*Anonymous*Elizabeth Higgins & William Jones*Samuel Ingram*Jane & Richard KreschMartin McLaughlinErin & Kevin Moore*The Pitney Bowes Foundation, Inc.*Jon Puzzuoli*Judith Steinberg*Vivien White*Laura & Michael Yaeger

$1,000 - $4,999Beth Barsky*Carta, McAlister & Moore, LLCJill CastleHeidi Lewis Coleman*Connecticut HumanitiesBrian CowieDavid Harvey Jewelers*Elizabeth Deambrosio*Liz & Lawrence Dexheimer*Katharine Draper*Carole Eisner*Donna Farber*Frédéric Fekkai*Paul FoleyRobin Jaffee Frank & Robert Frank*Christian GillesPamela GreenblattRebecca Hoefer & David Dunlop*Joy Hoffman*Gail Ingis*Stephen Jaeger*Jessica Jamner*Karen Kalkstein*Margarita & Irving KuznetzowPeter Lampke*Shirley Leung*Barbara Linarducci *Lee Lindgren*Mary MacCleodHolly Maggio*Robert MallozziMargery & Edgar MasinterSusan McClellan ValkEmily McDermott*Nancy McTague-Stock & Robert Stock*Carole MillsRoger Mudre*Cindi Mullins*Naturepedic Organic Mattress GalleryKaren & Gary Neems*Palmer's Darien*

David Passaretti, MD AestheticSurgery Center

Margaret Pederson*Kathryn & Jerry Poch*Penny PutnamSusan RileyAnonymous*Janine Robertson*Missy Savard*Heather & Andrew SchoffDebra SchwartzbergSusan Sommer SchweitzmanVicki Smith*Anne Smith*Stephen SnyderKate StiassniDave StuckeyJo Tang*Melinda & Jeffrey Tepler*Jere Thomson*Meg & Jim Tweedy*Jane & Carl Valentine*Melanie Ward*Dan Welch*Maxwell Wiesen*Bonnie Woit*

$500 - $999Tom Berntsen*Kimberly CalletLena Scott FrittsSophia Gevas & Theodore C. Burtt, Jr.*Handwright Gallery & Framing*Irving & Aaronel deRoy Gruber Charitable Foundation*

Jean E. Krasno Anonymous*The Maurice Goodman Foundation*Karin McCormick*Beth MeehanTracy & Joe MerrillMelissa & Chappy Morris*Kevin MoynihanPamela Einarsen Photography*Susie & James Perakis*Susan PeyserStacey & Kip Schibli*Paul SmadbeckKelly & Tim SmithAnne & Robert Svensk*Yvette Van Dijk-Fran & Pieter Van DijkDonald Warfield*Allen Wasserman

$100 - $499Christine Aaron*Pippa & David Ader*Advanced Specialty Care

Carol & Alan AltermanAMG Charitable Gift Foundation*Andrew Stefanou Salon & Spa*Frances AshforthBaldanza CafeHarold BallouBank of AmericaBankwell*Nina Bentley*Margot & Rich Bittenbender*Gilbert BoroGail Bradshaw*Nancy BreakstoneSylvia & Louis Broudy*Fran Burger*Miggs Burroughs*Jennifer CadoffSharon Cavagnolo*Charles Cheever, III*Ann Chernow*Chestnut Electric CorpChilton and ChadwickChristiesAlexander ChurchillSusan ClinardLaurel & Richard Cohen*Ann ConradKathy ConwayCamilla CookAnonymous*Susan & Bruce Cruikshank*Tertuliano DelgadoElyse DemartiniPeggy & Neal Dembicer*Daisy DePuthodAlfred DiMaio*Amanda DuchenChristina & Woodson Duncan*Laure Dunne*EOS Greek CuisineJeanine Esposito & Frederic Chiu*Alanna Fagan*Flinders Lane Kitchen And BarLucia FordLynne FosterVanessa FrosiniNathaniel Gibbons*Leslie Giuliani*Ronnie GoldHelen & William Gore*GrayBarnsMindy Green*Robert Gregson*Shiela Hale*Heather Gaudio Fine Art*Jayme HellerCarol Herbig*Ann Hodgdon-Cyr

Meryl Hoffman*Mindy & Jay Horn*Nash Hyon*Ruth & Bruce Ipe*Jerry's Artarama*Joseph Kais*Inez & Joel KarpHoward KellyNiki KetchmanRenee KhatamiLucy Krupenye*Linda Kuehne*Lakota OaksLanphier Day SpaNancy Lasar*Olivia LawtherCate Leach*Susan LeggittSean LenahanAnne LevineEva Levine*Janet Levine*David LubarskySusan ManspeizerBarbara Marks*Lori Marrone*Darcy McAlister & Mark Carta*Alex McFarlane*Juliana McKennaChristopher MeehanClaudia Mengel*Merrill LynchRobert MeyerLeigh Taylor MickelsonBob MirantiDayan MooreNancy Moore Hulnick*Erin NazzaroSusan Newbold*AnonymousNoble SalonJesse NusbaumAngie O'Brien*Jennifer O'Connell ReidMargaret OlandConstance & Jon Old*Anna PatalanoFrances PalmerYamini PintoStephen PomponiPosh Spa & NailDavid Pressler*Jo-Anne PriceRichard ReischeMaureen Renahan-Krinsley*Marilyn & John Richeda*Kathy Rozsa*Nan Runde

Dee & Robert Sachs*Lucy SallickScena Wine BarChris Schabacker lll*Ingrid ScheiblerMark Schiff*Lisa Scroggins*Jennifer ServedioRick ShaeferRosalind Shaffer*Susan & Ronald C. Sharp*Gail SheriffMarlene Siff*Silvermine Market*Tania SmithAnita Soos*Sorelle GallerySpecs of Westport*Stamford FordEve StocktonSupport Plus LLC*Sofie SwannKatarina & Svetlin Tchakarov*Juliette Tehrani*Ten Twenty PostLawrence Tetenbaum*The Concepts GroupThe Growing ConcernThe New Canaan Community YMCA, Inc.George Thom*Katherine ThorntonMarjorie Tomchuk*Natalie ToratyPeter Van Zyl*Velocity Printing*Karen Vogel*Louise Washer*Chuck WiletteRose Wolfe*Cheryl & David WolffDmitri Wright*Yankee Custom BuildersTorrance York*Michael Zack*Benjamin Zelermyer*

LIFETIME GIVING$500,000+Connecticut Office of the Arts

$200,000 - $499,999Rose-Marie Fox & Bill ShanahanHilda KrausJeniam FoundationDaniel Edward Offutt, III Private Foundation Trust

Emily Daggy Vogel

$100,000 - $199,999Hearst / Hearst FoundationBarbara & William HilsonNew Canaan Community FoundationEstate of Elizabeth NeubergDiana Wege SheroganJan & Robert Dilenschneider

Annual Giving$50,000+Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority

Daniel Edward Offutt, III Private Foundation Trust

Rose-Marie Fox & Bill Shanahan*

$20,000 - $49,999Colgate-Palmolive Company*Connecticut Office of the Arts*Pamela Davis*Barbara & William Hilson*Institute of International EducationJan & Robert Dilenschneider*Stephanie Joyce & Jim Vos*

$10,000 - $19,999Blavatnik Family Foundation*The Daphne Seybolt Culpeper Foundation*

DIAGEO*Fran Henry-Meehan & Jack MeehanHorizon Foundation, Inc.Javed Shahid*Grace Hui TangPeter TauckThe John and Ethel Kashulon Foundation

Ann Weiner*

$5,000 - $9,999June & Ron Ahrens*Brooks and Falotico Associates, Inc.*City of Norwalk*

*3 Years Continual Giving

Thank you for being an important part

of Silvermine and sharing inour vision for the future.

Our donors are vital to our success

and we greatly appreciate your continued support.

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Financial Summary

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Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019Operating Information

REVENUE: Tuition $1,768,022Gala Net Income 170,098Other Earned Income 210,055Contributions & Membership 552,352

TOTAL REVENUE $2,700,527

EXPENSES: Compensation & Commissions $1,499,061Scholarships & Outreach 65,766Programming & Supporting Services 752,577 TOTAL EXPENSES $2,317,404 Depreciation Expense 55,436 RESULT AFTER DEPRECIATION $327,687

Functional Expense Distribution

Silvermine is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization

Silvermine continues for the third year to build back reserves to create financial sustainability.Silvermine’s FY19 Result after

Depreciation was $327,687— an increase of $140K over FY18 results of $187K. Contributions and Membership demonstrated a significant increase in support to $552K. We are deeply gratefulto all our generous supporters.Silvermine used resources to

expand community programmingbringing the joy and rehabilitativepower of art to greater numbers of underserved youth in the publicschools as well as individuals with special needs. Our mission is embracing wider markets throughour community partnerships.Our results and mission are

strong. We look to the Centennialon the horizon with the vision of future generations actively making and appreciating art on the campus of Silvermine.

Silvermine Arts Center received

an unqualified opinion of its financial

statements by its independent

auditor, Berkow, Schechter

& Company LLP.

Full audited financial

statements are available

at the Silvermine

Administrative Offices.

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Institutional Partners

Daniel Edward Offutt, III Private Foundation Trust

Daphne Seybolt Culpeper Foundation

Connecticut Office of the ArtsHEARST FoundationHEARST Connecticut Media GroupConnecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority

Jeniam FoundationColgate Palmolive CompanyNew Canaan Community Foundation

DIAGEOBlavatnik Family FoundationAnonymousInstitute of International EducationBrooks & Falatico Associates, Inc.Pitney Bowes Foundation, Inc.First County Bank Foundation, Inc.Fairfield County’s CommunityFoundation

Horizon Foundation, Inc.City of NorwalkAMG Charitable Gift FoundationBankwellThe John and Ethel KashulonFoundation

The George A. Long & Grace L.Long Foundation

The Randolph FoundationConnecticut HumanitiesAesthetic Surgery CenterPamela Einarsen PhotographyDavid Harvey Fine JewelersPalmers DarienNew Comers Club of New Canaan, Inc.

Board of Trustees

ChairRose-Marie Fox

Vice-ChairsBarbara Linarducci*Robin Jaffee Frank, PhD*

TreasurerGrace Tang

SecretaryShirley Leung

Board MembersMark CartaDavid DunlopStephanie JoyceWilliam HilsonJoseph KaisRob MallozziEmily McDermottRoger Mudre*Karen Neems

Honorary BoardCynthia GuestSally SheehyLeonard TowDiana Wege

*ex-officio

Staff

Director, Finance & OperationsBarbara Linarducci

Director, Strategy & DevelopmentRobin Jaffee Frank, PhD

School DirectorAnne Connell

Gallery DirectorRoger Mudre

Outreach Education DirectorSophia Gevas

School Financial ManagerBruce Dunbar

Marketing & Operations AssociateLisa Scroggins

School AdministratorClair Cohen

School RegistrarLianne Metter

Gallery AssociatesJanet MorrisTeresa GayLeslie Cullen

MaintenanceBrian Bruni

www.silvermineart.org

Gallery & Other Programs 15%

Management & General

5%

Educational Programs75%

Fund Development5%

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