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Nevada Museum of Art
Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Visual Arts: E. L. Wiegand Gallery

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A Special Thanks

Arts & Flowers Update

The annual Arts & Flowers luncheon was held on Thursday, November 5, 2009. Even during these challenging economic times, we had a very successful event, selling about 460 seats and raising almost $23,000. The proceeds will be used in 2010 to support volunteer events and recognition, sponsor A Survey of Gee’s Bend Quilts Exhibition, and purchase art for the museum’s permanent collection.

Lucy Walker, with the help of Nancy Kelly, did an outstanding job of coordinating silent auction and raffle donations from more than 60 donors, which raised almost $5,000.

Barbara Marsh outdid herself by securing 14 new artists! These new artists were joined by 11 artists who have displayed and sold their work at previous Arts & Flowers luncheons. Some of the featured artwork ranged from several types of jewelry, to unique handbags and fused glass. And of course, Marge Russell was back with her wonderful Santas.

The success of the event is made possible by many volunteers who set up for the event, sell raffle tickets, and take phone reservations, among many other things. Special thanks to Lynda Buhlig, Lucy Walker, Nancy Kelly, Bob Anderson, Judy Mayhew, and Barbara Marsh for all of their extra work.

landscapeCorporate sponsor, Southwest Airlines and Artist, Marge Russell’s Santas displayed at Arts & Flowers ‘09

Even more special thanks to all the staff who also work extra hard making the event a success, especially Amanda Rookey and Arlene Feola.

And finally, a special thanks to our corporate sponsors: Southwest Airlines, Digiprint, YOUmicrospa, and Harrah’s Hotel & Casino and the following volunteers: Bob Anderson, Loretta Baughman, Ellen Beckman, Lynda Buhlig, Heather DeAngeli, Ragna Delong, JoAnn Elston,

landscapeTable setting for Arts & Flowers 2009

Dianna Filkin, Carole Fischer, Carolyn Fricke, Ross Heppe, Val Hylin, Molly Ivans, Nancy Kelly, Judy Mayhew, Debbie McMahon, Helga Miller, Lynn Newhall, Helen O’Brien, Sandra Raas, Lucy Walker and Susan Fountain for their generous support.

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Spring 2010

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News & Updates

The next Art Break is scheduled for Saturday, May 22nd at 11:30 AM. This docent-led tour for volunteers only, will feature the Botero Show and the RBC Wealth Management Show, The Human Touch. Lunch and discussion to follow.

Art Bite Series: Fridays, 12-12:30 PM. May 14th, Latin American History professor Linda Curcio-Nagy will present Popular Culture and Politics in the World of Botero. May 21st will feature Botero and the Cultural Geographies of Latin America, a visual tour through Columbia and Latin America.

This spring First Thursdays will take place 5-7 PM on May 6th, June 3rd and July 1st. May will feature music by The Sturdy Beggars.

Sunday Jazz Brunch on May 16th welcomes the Reno Jazz Youth Orchestra. Join us again June 20th and July 18th for more great jazz. $5-$15, A la carte brunch menu from Café Musée.

Penelope Gottieb’s No $ Down comes down May 23rd. If you haven’t strolled through this neighborhood, you’re missing out. See it in the Media Gallery.

Museum Hours

GALLERY & STORE
Wednesday – Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM
Thursdays 10 AM to 8 PM
Closed Monday, Tuesday and National Holidays

LIBRARY
Wednesday – Sunday 11 AM to 2 PM
1st Thursday 5 to 7 PM

CAFÉ MUSÉE
Wednesday – Sunday 11 AM – 2:30 PM
Closed Monday & Tuesday

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Tuesday – Friday 9AM - 5PM

Volunteers Needed

Are you interested in serving on the volunteer board, or learning web design? Have you always wanted to explore being a docent? We are currently looking for help in these areas as well as the Annual Arts and Flowers Luncheon, support for planning volunteer recognition events and administration work. For more information, please contact Rosalind Bedell at rosalind.bedell@nevadaart.org.

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