BY INVITATION: MEMBERS RECEPTION THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 6:30-8:30 PM . Valet parking.Join us in a Paris café at The Kreeger Museum for a performance by composer/pianistJerzy Sapieyevski and a conversation about Picasso’s At Café de la Rotonde withAshley Givens, Head of Education. Generously funded by Gisela Huberman.Not yet a member? Join today! www.kreegermuseum.org/support/membership

EVENTS AND PROGRAMSARTIST STUDIO VISIT: JOAN DANZIGER SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 12–1:30 PMJoin sculptor Joan Danziger in her studio to see works in progress as well as pastworks. Several major pieces, illustrating her methods and artistic journey, willbe on view. Joan’s sculptures are in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art,National Museum of Women In the Arts and American University Museum,Katzen Arts Center.Tickets: $15 | Members: FREE. Directions to the studio will be emailed closer to the event.

PANEL DISCUSSION: PRESENTING AND REPRESENTING:GEORGETOWN GALLERIES ON BOOK HILL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 6:30-8:30 PM (doors open at 6 pm)

Join us for a discussion about the roles, responsibilities,and contributions of art dealers to Georgetown andthe greater Washington art community. PANELISTS: Robert Brown Gallery, Addison/Ripley

Fine Art, Neptune Fine Art, and Cross MacKenzie Gallery. MODERATOR: Jack RasmussenTickets: $15 | $12 members. Light reception. Free street parking. For tickets, visitwww.kreegermuseum.org

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: THE SCULPTOR’S JOURNEYTHURSDAY, APRIL 14, 6:30-8:30 PM (doors open at 6 pm)Join us for a stimulating discussion with noted Washington area sculptorsincluding Emilie Brzezinski and Jae Ko. MODERATOR: Sarah TanguyTickets: $15 | $12 members. Light reception. Free street parking. For tickets, visit www.kreegermuseum.org

COMING THIS SPRING: THE KREEGER MUSEUM PARTNERSHIP WITH CASEY TREES Visit our website for more details.

CONCERTSHEIFETZ ON TOURTHURSDAY, MARCH 17, 7:30 PM (doors open at 6:30)The Heifetz International Music Instituteis dedicated to the artistic growth andcareer development of some of the most talented and promising youngmusicians in the world. A showcase of Heifetz Institute graduates, Heifetz onTour, reflects the professional status of these fine string players. Tickets: $25 | Members: $20. Program will be posted online when available. Forreservations, visit www.kreegermuseum.org or call 202-338-3552. Free street parking

JUNE CHAMBER FESTIVALMILES HOFFMAN ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

AMERICAN CHAMBER PLAYERSFRIDAY, JUNE 3; TUESDAY, JUNE 7;FRIDAY, JUNE 10; 7:30 PM (doorsopen at 6:30 pm)The Kreeger Museum is againproud to present the JuneChamber Festival featuring MilesHoffman and American ChamberPlayers. The ensemble performs a

repertoire ranging from familiar masterpieces to newly commissioned Americanworks. Program information will be posted at www.kreegermuseum.org whenit becomes available. This festival is generously supported by the Paul M.Angell Family Foundation and June Chamber Festival Patrons. Tickets: $40 | Members: $30. Festival series: $100 | Members: $75. A light reception followsthe final performance on June 10. For reservations, visit www.kreegermuseum.org or call202-338-3552. Valet parking: $10. Free street parking.

EVENT Quantity Cost Members TOTAL

CONCERTS

March 17 Heifetz on Tour $ 25 $ 20

June Chamber FestivalJune 3 $ 40 $ 30 June 7 $ 40 $ 30 June 10 $ 40 $ 30 Festival series $ 100 $ 75

PROGRAMSFebruary 18 Georgetown Galleries Round Table $ 15 $ 10

April 14 Sculptors Round Table $ 15 $ 10

April 16 Artist Studio Visit $ 15 FREE

CHILDREN’S WORKSHOPS Saturday, February 13 $ 20 $ 15Saturday, March 12 $ 20 $ 15Saturday, April 9 $ 20 $ 15

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Pablo Picasso, At Café de la Rotonde, 1901, oil on canvas

THE KREEGER MUSEUMWELCOMES BACK EMILIE BRZEZINSKI’SLAMENTWe are thrilled to welcomeback this monumental work by Emilie Brzezinski – this timein bronze. Lament, installed inNovember and on long-termloan to the Museum, is apowerful addition to ourcourtyard.

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With special funding provided by thePaul M. Angell Family Foundation,American Chamber Players and TheKreeger Museum offer children fromunderserved communities inWashington an opportunity to learnmore about chamber music and string instruments.

Project Create participant helps adjust a music stand for Miles Hoffman

Support The Kreeger Museum Contemporary Sculpture Garden

Contact Director Judy A. Greenberg at 202-337-3050 x323 or jag@kreegermuseum.org

AFTER HOURS AT THE KREEGER MUSEUMFRIDAY, MAY 13VIP RECEPTION 6:30-7:30 PM; GENERAL ADMISSION 7:30 PMEVENT CONCLUDES: 10 PMThe International Club of DC and The Kreeger Museum are pleased topresent a fabulous evening of art and jazz. This after-hours event featureslive jazz, appetizers and an open bar serving white wine and beer. VIP ticketholders enjoy a champagne reception one hour before doors open, a tour ofthe permanent collection with the Head of Education, and one parking spoton Museum grounds on a first-come basis. VIP Tickets (limited number): $60, includes VIP reception and benefits listed above.General Admission: $40 | Members: $35, includes open bar and light reception. Parking on W Street, NW and surrounding neighborhood. Tickets available online atwww.internationalclubdc.com

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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMSFIRST STUDIO: STORY + WORKSHOP (AGES 3+)Children, ages 3 and older, are invited to use their imagination as theyexplore the paintings, sculpture, and architecture of The Kreeger Museum.Each program includes a gallery tour, analysis of works of art, a story, and ahands-on art-making experience in the Kreeger art workshop. Adult mustremain with the child throughout the program.

EVERY 2ND WEDNESDAY: 10–11 AM (except June)January 13; February 10; March 9;April 13; May 11; July 13

EVERY 1ST & 3RD SATURDAY: 10–11 AM (only one in May)January 17; February 7, 21; March 7, 21; April 4, 18; May 2; June 6, 20; July 18

Supply fee per child: $7 | Adultcompanion Free. Space is limited;pre-registration is required. Please register online atwww.kreegermuseum.org or call 202-338-3552.

SCHOOLS: To schedule a classvisit, please call or email Head of

Education at 202-337-3050 x324 or education@kreegermuseum.org.

OBSERVE AND CREATE AT THE KREEGER MUSEUMSATURDAY ART WORKSHOPS FOR CHILDREN

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 (AGES 10+)10 AM–12 NOON RE-CYCLE & CREATE!TEACHING ARTIST: JENEEN PICCUIRROUsing recycled materials, students have the opportunity to create sculpturalpieces that range from collage to installation. Studying works in the collection,students will examine repetition and pattern, and in creating their own works,learn how to change the ways in which a form is visually understood.

SATURDAY, MARCH 12 (AGES 8+)10 AM–12 NOONMICRO AND MACRO DRAWING TEACHING ARTIST: ANKA ZAREMBAUsing magnifying glasses and viewfinders to discover signs of spring on theMuseum grounds, young artists are guided in creating both small sketches andlarge-scale drawings of nature. Participants explore studio tools includingpencils, graphite powder and watercolor washes.

SATURDAY, APRIL 9 (AGES 5+)10 AM–12 NOONCELEBRATE SPRING TEACHING ARTIST: EILEEN WOLDUsing items that remind us of spring – eggs, flowers, and feathers – studentspaint and create works of art that celebrate the changing of the seasons.Experiment and explore the possibilities of everyday materials as they becomepainting tools for small hands.

Registration fee per child: $20 | Children of members: $15. Payment is due at time ofregistration. Refunds will be issued up to two weeks before the workshop. Forreservations, visit www.kreegermuseum.org or call 202-338-3552.

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THE KREEGER MUSEUM JUDY A. GREENBERG, DIRECTOR

Become a FRIEND OF THE KREEGER MUSEUM. Your support will enable theMuseum to further its mission, continue noteworthy exhibitions and sustaininnovative educational and public programming. Benefits listed below.

CONTEMPORARY $75:� Unlimited free admission with one guest � Invitation to member receptions, exhibition openings, and artist receptions� Free admission to lectures, panel discussions and studio visits, and

discounted tickets to concerts and children’s workshops

FRIEND $100: above benefits plus� Reciprocal membership benefits at more than 650 museums in North

America

SUSTAINER $250: above benefits for two adults and children under 18 plus� 4 guest passes

FOXHALL CIRCLE $500: above benefits plus� 6 guest passes� 2 complimentary tickets to one David and Carmen Kreeger Concert

PATRONS CIRCLE $1,000: above benefits plus� 8 guest passes� 4 complimentary tickets to one David and Carmen Kreeger Concert

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $5,000: above benefits plus� 10 guest passes� 2 VIP seats for one David and Carmen Kreeger Concert� Private weekday tour of the Museum’s collection for up to 25 guests

(at a mutually convenient time)

CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONSFor individual and corporate donations and legacy gifts please contactDirector JudyA.Greenberg at 202-337-3050x323 or jag@kreegermuseum.org

The David Lloyd Kreeger Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, partially funds and oversees theoperation of the Museum. Your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law.

MEMBERSHIP

VISITING THE KREEGER MUSEUM� Tuesday-Thursday: Tours at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm; reservations required.

First level galleries and Sculpture Terrace are wheelchair accessible.Call 202-338-3552 or email visitorservices@kreegermuseum.org.

� Friday & Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm, no reservations required � Museum Admission: $10 person | $7 seniors & students | 12 & under FREE� Sculpture Garden: Tuesday-Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm, wheelchair accessible,FREE

S A V E T H E D A T EThe Kreeger Museum Un-Gala An Alternative to the Traditional Black Tie!

Saturday, May 21, 6:00 –8:30 PMVisit www.kreegermuseum.org for details this spring

CONVERSATIONS AT THE KREEGER MUSEUM:A PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH MEMORY DISORDERS ANDTHEIR CAREGIVERSOFFERED AT 11AM AND 2 PM ON THE 2ND AND 3RD MONDAY (EXCEPTMAJOR HOLIDAYS), JANUARY–JUNE. There is no charge. At least one familymember or caregiver should accompany the participant.

Conversations provides a forum for dialogue and connection through art andmusic. Each program includes an art talk, provided by Museum staff, and amusical component, provided by our partner Levine Music. Conversations isdesigned to stimulate reflection, reduce stress, and increase communication andsociability. The Kreeger is the first museum in Washington to offer a programfor this special audience in which music is an integral component. This programis generously supported by the Walter A. Bloedorn Foundation. To supportConversations please contact Judy A. Greenberg at 202-337-3050 x323 orjag@kreegermuseum.org.Please call 202-337-3050 x318 or email conversations@kreegermuseum.org to register.For more information about the program please visit www.kreegermuseum.org.