American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art36 West 44th Street, Suite 1209

New York, NY 10036

American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

SpringGala!Thursday, April 25, 2013The Pierre Hotel

Congratulations

Suzanne Landau

Director and Chief Curator

of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

Best wishes for great success,

Herta and Paul Amir

To Dave Genser

for the years

of dedicated leadership

of the

American Friends of the

Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

With friendship and best wishes,

Herta and Paul Amir

American Friendsof the

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Spring Gala 2013

Honoring

Patron of the Arts Martin Sanders

Artist of the YearTal R

Leadership in Public ArtsTsipi Ben-Haim

Thursday, April 25, 2013

6:30 pm Cocktails and Silent Auction7:30 pm Dinner Dance and Live Auction

The Pierre Hotel, New York

WelcomeDavid Genser

AFTAM Chairman

MotziAdam Sanders

AddressSuzanne Landau

Director and Chief CuratorTel Aviv Museum of Art

Patron of the Arts

Martin Sanders

Presented by:

Suzanne Landau Director and Chief Curator

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Artist of the YearTal R

Introduction by:

Anders KoldCurator & Head of Acquisitions

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Presented by:

Joan Genser

Leadership in Public ArtsTsipi Ben-Haim

Presented by:

Ambassador Ron ProsorPermanent Representative of Israel

to the United Nations

Dinner and Dance PerformanceBurr Johnson

Live AuctionDawnMarie Kotsonis

Auctioneer

Musical ProgramPassacaglia of Handel-Halvorsen

2013 Recipient of the Irving and Mollie Sanders Memorial Juilliard / Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize

Dane Johansen, Cellist

2012 Recipient of the Irving and Mollie Sanders Memorial Juilliard / Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize

Sean Lee, Violinist

Honorary Committee

Premier Host Committee

Gala Committee

Ellen BergerMarilyn Butler

Marta GucovskyLaura Kruger

Jessica Mitrani

Artist Committee

Committees in formation

Paul and Herta AmirPreston Scott Cohen

Leon and Michaela ConstantinerUS Senator Kirsten Gillibrand

Arne and Milly GlimcherMarian Goodman Gallery

Mayor and Mrs. Ron HuldaiMayor of Tel Aviv-Yafo

US Senator Frank R. LautenbergGeorge and Amy Roland

Christopher Rothko and Lori CohenUS Senator Charles E. Schumer

Jill and Jay BernsteinCheim & Read

Joan and David GenserJessica Mitrani

Carol Penn

Tamar RudichGillian and Simon Salama-Caro

Susan and Martin SandersJane and Rabbi Barton Shallat

Lili AlmogJohn BaldessariZigi Ben-Haim

Francesco ClementePeter Coffin

Marylyn DintenfassMark DionNir Hod

Jeff Koons

Izhar PatkinPhilip PearlsteinElizabeth Peyton

Tal RJames Rosenquist

Michal RovnerHaim SteinbachDonald SultanBoaz Vaadia

• Lecture by Christopher Rothko on the works of Mark Rothko

• Sotheby’s Pre-Auction Tour of Israeli Art with Jennifer V. Roth, Senior Vice President, Sotheby’s

• “A Day of Art in Westchester County” viewing thecollection of two leading American collectors, Sherry and Joel Mallin and Arthur and Carol Goldberg

• Tour of the art collection in the office and home of Jerry Speyer, one of the two founding partners of theprominent New York real estate company TishmanSpeyer

• Cocktails at fashion designer Lisa Perry’s penthouseto view her Pop Art collection with James Rosenquistas special guest speaker

• Cocktail party hosted by Jo Carol Lauder to view Mr. and Mrs. Lauder’s art collection

• A Day Trip to Greenwich, CT to view two privatecontemporary art collections: the residence of Davidand Jennifer Stockman and the Brant Foundation ArtStudy Center

• An afternoon in the home of Anita Kahn, a majorcollector of Alexander Calder, to view her collection

• Visit to the residence of Beth Rudin DeWoody to view her collection of contemporary art

• An evening lecture at Hasted Hunt Kraeutler Gallerywith an open discussion by Leon Constantiner on“Building a Collection in Any Market, Any Time”

• Private docent tour of John Baldessari retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art followed by dinnerin the Trustee’s Dining Room

• A day excursion to view works from the collection of Melva Bucksbaum and Raymond Learsy who areamong the top 200 art collectors in the world,followed by a luncheon at Charlotte’s Restaurant in Millbrook, N.Y. and a private docent tour ofDia:Beacon

• Cocktail party in the Chicago home of Sandi and thelate Tom Kully to view their collection of contemporaryart. Works by Dubuffet, Jim Dine and Picasso, amongothers, were seen as well as an assemblage of artglass

• A day in the Hamptons to visit Ellen and JeromeStern’s ‘Art Barn’, luncheon at the historic 1844 home of Vered and Janet Lehr to view their private artcollection, followed by a tour of the Vered Gallery,concluding with visits to the studios of Eric Fischl and April Gornik.

• Three-day art tour of Berlin led by art historian Alard von Rohr. Tour included visits to the homes of collectors Christian Boros, Manuela Alexejew, andDr. Erich Marx and studio visits with Anselm Reyle and Rainer Fetting

• Visit to L&M Arts followed by a luncheon at the homeof Dominique Levy and Dorothy Berwin to view theircontemporary art collection

• Cocktail party at the home of Dolores and RalphBarnett in Chicago to view their contemporary artcollection. Gary Metzner, Senior Vice-President andFine Art Director of Sotheby’s, presented “An Insider’sView into the Auction World”.

• Inaugural Gala of the Chicago Chapter of the AFTAMat the Standard Club in Chicago honoring as Patronsof the Arts: Jeffrey C. Rubenstein, Lewis Manilow andDolores and Ralph Barnett

• Five-day art tour of London led by art historian Alardvon Rohr. Private tour of White Cube Gallery, SaatchiGallery and home of Lord and Lady Rogers and theCollection of Pauline Karpidas

• “Queens for a Day” included visits to the studios of two emerging artists Georgi Tushev and MarianneVitale, lunch at MoMA PS 1’s M. Wells Dinette and a private docent tour of the Museum

• “Art Day in Philadelphia” included a private docent tour of the newly re-opened Barnes Foundation,luncheon at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s GraniteHill Restaurant, and a visit to the personal collection of Eileen Rosenau in her Bryn Mawr home and a tourof her four acre sculpture garden

• Two cocktail receptions and two dinner partiescomposed “Artful Evenings with the Tel Aviv Museumof Art” in Chicago. Hosts were artist Jeffrey Breslowand Ginna Frantz, Dalia Ratner with honored guestHannah B Higgins, Yael and Howard Scott Silvermanwith special guest Lincoln Schatz and Ellen Soren witharchitect and designer Scott Himmel

Selected Events Hosted by the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Welcome to the Annual Gala of theAmerican Friends of the Tel AvivMuseum of Art. We are gathered herethis evening to show our friendshipand support for the Tel Aviv Museumof Art, one of Israel’s leadingmuseums of contemporary art andhome to the largest collection ofIsraeli art in the world.

Tonight we are privileged to bepresenting Martin Sanders withAFTAM’s “Patron of the Arts” award. A philanthropist and collector, anardent Zionist and devoted husband,father and grandfather, Martin hasbeen a member of the AFTAM Board

for the past twenty years. In additionto making gifts of significant works ofart to the Museum’s permanentcollection, he established the Tel AvivMuseum/Juilliard Prize in 2009 inhonor of his parents, Irving and MollieSanders. The prize winner, chosen byJuilliard, performs at the Tel AvivMuseum of Art each year. Martin’ssteadfast friendship and supportreflects the true meaning ofphilanthropy in its many forms.

It is an honor to present Tal R withAFTAM’s “Artist of the Year” award.Tal R’s canvases have gained himinternational recognition for his unique

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vision of depicting shifting realities,hovering between dream andnightmare, fantasy and reality. He isrepresented in prestigious galleries inEurope and at Cheim & Read in NewYork. Tal R was born in Tel Aviv andmoved to Denmark with his parentswhen a child where he still works andlives. He is our first “Artist of the Year”to create two limited editions ofeighteen impressions for which weare very grateful.

We are proud to award Tsipi Ben-Haim AFTAM’s "Leadership inPublic Art" Award for her tireless workas Executive and Creative Director ofCITYarts. Tsipi is a passionatesupporter of youth engagement andthe arts. She has brought togetherover 100,000 children, 500professional artists and 500,000volunteers to work together creatingmurals and mosaics whose aim is topromote peace and understanding.She has spearheaded the creation of

nearly 200 art projects in New Yorkand around the world. Four “PeaceWalls” were created by young peoplein Harlem, Pakistan, Tel Aviv-Jaffa andLondon. A fifth “Peace Wall” isscheduled for Berlin.

In the Gala Journal you will seemany beautiful images drawn from theMuseum’s outstanding permanentcollection. It will give you some ideaof the breadth and depth of theMuseum’s holdings, a treasure for thepeople of Israel and a gift to theworld.

Have a wonderful evening!

David GenserChairman

Suzanne Landau

Dear Friends,It is a pleasure to bring greetings from Tel Aviv to all the Museum’s American

Friends.

It has been six months since I have officially begun my role as Director andChief Curator of the Museum, an intensive period of transition filled with manyideas, hopes, and dreams. Presently, we are in the midst of an exceptionallyfruitful and vibrant moment, with a record-breaking 750,000 annual visitorswho have viewed the broad spectrum of our exhibition program ofinternational art including: Douglas Gordon, John Stezaker, as well as Israeliartists, Pinchas Cohen Gan, Naftali Bezem, and Angelica Schatz. Not tomention the two fashion exhibitions: Cristóbal Balenciaga from MuséeGalliera in Paris and Fashioning the Object: Bless, Boudicca, SandraBacklund organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, presenting the public witha unique juxtaposition between classic couture and contemporary fashiondesign.

With springtime in the air, we look forward to realizing many other ambitiousprojects with the help of our many friends. We are glad that we already have arich exhibition program through 2014. The renovation of the Museum’sSculpture Garden and the entrance to the main building are also underway,and a new Museum logo and typography will come into practice this May. Inaddition, we have formed a new group of the Israeli Friends of the Museum,as well as an acquisition group for Israeli art. All these, as well as many otherchallenging plans, will reinforce the Museum’s role as an energetic andcutting-edge center in the heart of Israel.

This evening we are honored to present AFTAM’s Patron of the Arts Awardto an ardent Zionist, an important collector and one of the Museum’s loyalsupporters, Martin Sanders. In addition to being the Museum’s HonoraryFellow and the AFTAM Honorary Chairman, Martin has contributed to theenrichment of our collection, and established the Irving and Mollie SandersMemorial Juilliard/Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize, which has created a bridgebetween the Museum and the leading American institution.

We are also pleased to present AFTAM’s Artist of the Year Award to Tal R,whose works have been exhibited in numerous museums and collectionsaround the world; as well as AFTAM’s Leadership in Public Arts Award toTsipi Ben-Haim for her work with children and youths, engaging their creativityand imaginations through public art projects.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank AFTAM’s President, David Genser,and Executive Director, Enid Shapiro, as well as the AFTAM’s members of theBoard of Trustees for their continued support and dedication.

Finally, I wholeheartedly thank all of the American Friends of the Museumwho are here today, and look forward to welcoming each of you to theMuseum for our Annual International Board of Governors Meeting and Eventsthat will take place from 1-5 November 2013.

Very truly yours,

Suzanne LandauDirector and Chief Curator

Martin Sanders is an ardent Zionist whohas been a supporter of the State of Israelsince its founding in 1948. He hastraveled there over three hundred timessince his first visit in 1961.

Martin has served on the Board of theAmerican Friends of the Tel Aviv Museumof Art for over twenty years. As a frequentvisitor to the Museum, his involvement is avery personal one. He has befriendedmany of the curators and their colleagues,as well as the Museum’s “Friends” fromEngland, France, Italy, Germany andSwitzerland.

In 2009 at Martin’s request, the late andbeloved Professor Motti Omer chose tenof the prime works from his world-travelledNeue Wilde Collection as a gift to theMuseum. In November 2010, these worksin addition to prior gifts became part of theMuseum’s permanent collection.

In addition to an outstanding permanentcollection and exciting special exhibitionsthe Museum has an active MusicDepartment, presenting more than 300concerts each year at the Tel AvivMuseum of Art’s Recanati and Kauffmann-Gitter Auditoriums. TAMA offers a

music-loving public a wide range ofmusical choices including orchestralperformances, chamber music, jazz, pianorecitals and vocal music.

In 2009 Martin established the Tel AvivMuseum/Juilliard Prize in honor of hisbeloved parents Irving and MollieSanders. The recipient of the prize is anoutstanding solo instrumentalist chosenby Juilliard to perform at the Tel AvivMuseum of Art. The three young soloistsover the past three years were,chronologically, Hee Wong Joyce Yang(pianist), Naomi Rachel Kudo (pianist) andSean Lee (violinist). In 2012 the brilliantyoung violinist Sean Lee performed withthe Jerusalem Symphony as a memorial toMotti Omer. Following that concert Seanperformed at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.These brilliant artists were greetedenthusiastically by sold out audiences.This year’s recipient, cellist DaneJohansen, is scheduled to perform at theMuseum in November 2013.

In addition to performing, the prize alsoincludes an all expense tour of Israel aswell as a cash prize to the winner. Theprizewinners are provided with the

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opportunity of visiting the historical culturalspectrum of Israel and its institutions.

This unprecedented Juilliard awardcements ties between two great culturalinstitutions in the goal of furthering peaceand tolerance.

Samuel Sanders, the world renownedcollaborative pianist, a Juilliard facultymember and late brother of Martin,performed with Matt Haimovitz at theMuseum in 1994. After Samuel’s death,Martin established the Samuel SandersCollaborative Piano Prize at the JuilliardSchool in his memory.

Martin financed the inaugural Cape andIsland Chamber Music Concert Series,founded by Samuel over thirty years ago,and served on the board for a number ofyears.

His philanthropic endeavors extendbeyond these prestigious artisticinstitutions. Martin’s donation to theJerusalem Foundation paid for thereconstruction of the Menachem ZionSynagogue – the first AshkenzaiSynagogue built in the early 1800’s in theOld City of Jerusalem.

He recently funded a cancer palliativecare facility at the Shaare Zedek Hospitalin Jerusalem in memory of his belovedsister Marjorie and her son Dr. MarcSanders Visner.

Over the years he served on the boardof The American/Israel CulturalFoundation, The Bezalel Academy of Artand Design and is an honorary member ofthe New York City Board of Rabbis.

Martin was first to contribute andsupport the organization committed to thetraining of guide dogs that aid Israelisoldiers blinded in combat, and was aninitial advocate of “Our Soldiers Speak”, anorganization which seeks to educatepeople of the Diaspora about the IDF’s

commitment to protecting Israel and itscitizens.

Martin and Susan Sanders have beenproponents of the famed Algemeinernewspaper in its recent re-emergence asa foremost media voice on behalf of Jewsand Israel. The Algemeiner was recentlydescribed by CNBC as “the fastestgrowing Jewish newspaper in America.”

As tireless advocates for the State ofIsrael and the Jewish people, Susan andMartin, through the careful citing ofhistorical and contemporary records, helpto present a balanced view of currentworld events concerning Israel and Jewsaround the world.

Martin and Susan were married inJerusalem in 1985 on the terrace of histhen home. Susan and Martin are ModernOrthodox Jews who attend both theKehilath Jeshuran Synagogue and TheFifth Avenue Congregation of whichMartin was one of the founding memberssome fifty years ago. Susan sharesMartin’s political, cultural and religiousvalues.

Susan recently retired after twenty-fiveyears of dedication to teaching firstgraders with special needs at the RamazLower School and in Manhasset, LongIsland.

Martin’s four children; Orchidia, Michele,Adam and Emmanuel range in age fromtwenty-five to fifty. Each of them havelived and studied in Israel at various times.They are committed lovers of the State ofIsrael and Torah Judaism.

Martin is the proud grandfather ofMiranda, Malka, Liat, Rivka, Ruth andDavid.

Martin greatly appreciates the honor of“Patron of the Arts” bestowed upon himby the Board of the American Friends ofthe Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

Artist of the Year

Tal R

Photographer: Noam Griegst. Courtesy Cheim & Read, New York.

Tal R was born Tal Rosenzweig inTel Aviv in 1967 to a Danish motherand Czechoslovakian Jewish father.Raised in Denmark, his childhood wasdefined by his family’s split identity:the orderly Scandinavian society ofhis maternal side contrasted with hisfather’s experience as a Holocaustsurvivor. Tal’s traditional Hebrewname, which also means “number” inDanish, did not assist in hisacclimation, especially among school-aged peers. Drawing provided aneeded escape. As he has said: “Forme, drawing was the same asdreaming at night: you don’t decidewhat to dream about, you dreamabout what you need.” Tal’s self-identification as an outsider, caughtbetween two worlds, fueled a fertileartistic landscape of shifting realities.His unique vision eventually led him tothe Royal Danish Academy of FineArts, where his work caught the eyeof Louisiana Museum curator AndersKold.

The duality of Tal’s heritage isrecognized in his work, which offerssensations both celebratory andsinister. Saturated color is weightedby shadow; café and street scenes,festooned and radiant, aresimultaneously claustrophobic andlabyrinthine. His subject matter is

intentionally easy to describe, butmeaning, as in dreams, is enigmatic.Tal works with a variety of media—collage, sculpture, installation,painting—and intuitively culls imageryfrom diverse sources. (He cites theYiddish word kolbojnik—”leftovers”—asa loose definition for his process ofgathering inspiration.) Historical andart historical references abound:threads of Expressionism, Fauvism,and Symbolism run throughout, as donods to traditional Scandinavian art,Art Nouveau, and outsider orchildren’s art.

Tal R lives and works inCopenhagen. He has had soloexhibitions at Louisiana Museum forModerne Kunst, Denmark (2007),Kunsthalle Mannheim (2007),Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht(2008), Camden Arts Centre, London(2008), Cheim & Read, New York(2012), Kunsthalle Düsseldorf,Germany (2012), Museu Brasileiro daEscultura, São Paolo (2012), Galerieim Taxispalais, Innsbruck (2012),Städtische Galerie Wolfsburg,Wolfsburg, Germany (2013),Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich,(2013), ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum,Århus, Denmark (2013) and currentlyholds a Guest Professorship atKunstakademie Düsseldorf.

Tal RThe Hour2013Woodcut on Igepa pure archival 250 gram paper in five colorsSignedEdition of 1821.65 x 21.46 inchesDonated by the artist

Tal RThe Minute

2013Woodcut on Somerset 300 gram paper in five colors

SignedEdition of 18

37 x 25.59 inchesDonated by the artist

Tsipi Ben-Haim is the Executive &Creative Director of CITYarts, Inc., a44-year-old non-profit organization inNew York City. Twenty-five years ago,Tsipi was asked to take over anorganization that was on the brink ofextinction. Tsipi had the vision and thedream of what CITYarts couldachieve. She changed the name fromCITYarts Workshop to CITYarts, Inc.,aiming the focus of the organizationat the voices of our children and

youth and engaging them in PublicArt projects that activate theirimagination and desire to make adifference.

She created a structure of sixprograms, including the internationalYoung Minds Build Bridges program,which was created following thetragic events of 9/11. Creatingbridges of cultural understandingthrough art, Young Minds Build

Leadership in Public Arts

Tsipi Ben-Haim

Photo by Rebecca Arnold

Bridges includes the flagship projectPieces for Peace with Youth fromAround the World, which is now in 62countries and has led to the creationof four Peace Walls in Harlem, NewYork; Karachi, Pakistan; Tel Aviv,Israel; and London, U.K., with plansunderway for Peace Walls in Berlin,Germany and Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Through creativity, perseverance,and determination, she is largelyresponsible for the success of over200 public art projects, includingmurals, mosaics, and sculptures,around the 5 boroughs of New YorkCity and beyond, connecting youthfrom different countries and culturesaround the world by creating projectsthat address civic and social issues.To date, CITYarts has impacted over100,000 kids, collaborated with morethan 500 artists, partnered with over1,500 sponsors, and engaged over500,000 volunteers.

Under Tsipi’s leadership, CITYartshas been funded by governmentagencies, corporations, foundations,and numerous generous individuals(including NASA, the NationalEndowment for the Arts, Allianz,

Disney, Agnes Gund, and JeanneRohatyn, among others). In additionto CITYarts’ many proclamations fromthe City of New York, in 1996,CITYarts received an award fromCommissioner of Police Bratton formaking the city of New York safer forour kids.

Tsipi holds a B.A. from Tel-AvivUniversity and a Master’s degreefrom New York University. She lives inSoHo, New York City with herhusband artist Zigi Ben-Haim and herson Yori Ben-Haim. Outside of herwork with CITYarts, Tsipi is anaccomplished poet, writer, publicspeaker, and art critic for variousmagazines and foreign press outlets.As a curator, Tsipi organized severalexhibitions, including the recenttraveling CITYarts exhibition Piecesfor Peace with Youth from Around theWorld, which was most recentlyexhibited at the Saatchi Gallery inLondon, at the European UnionParliament in Brussels, and the U.N.headquarters in New York, amongother locations, with plans alreadyunderway for bringing the exhibitionto Morocco, Tunisia and Colombia.

Dane JohansenAmerican cellist Dane Johansen performs

extensively throughout the world as a soloist,chamber musician, and member of the EscherString Quartet. Praised for his “brave virtuosity”and “staggering aplomb” by The New York Timesand New York Magazine, Johansen debuted atLincoln Center in 2008, performing Elliott Carter’sCello Concerto with James Levine in celebration ofthe composer’s centennial. Johansen is a regularguest artist of the Chamber Music Society ofLincoln Center and has performed at The Marlboro

Music Festival, Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival and Seattle Chamber MusicFestival. He has performed in China, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, CzechRepublic, Finland, England, Ireland, Mexico, and Canada and has collaborated withPinchas Zukerman, David Shifrin, Joseph Lin and Jason Vieaux.

In 2010, Johansen performed Bach’s Six Suites for Solo Cello at Alice Tully Hall.The following year, he gave the New York premiere of the Crouching Tiger Concertowith composer Tan Dun and the Metropolis Ensemble at the Lincoln Center OutdoorFestival for an audience of 4,000 people. As the first winner of Juilliard’s Leo RuizMemorial Award, Johansen made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2012. Next season, aswinner of Juilliard’s Sanders Prize, Johansen will perform Bloch’s Schelomo with theJerusalem Symphony Orchestra in Israel. In May of 2014, he will hike the Camino deSantiago with his cello and perform Bach’s Six Suites for Solo Cello at religious sitesalong the way. This project will be made into a documentary film with anaccompanying recording.

As cellist of the Escher String Quartet, Johansen records for the Naxos and BISlabels, with quartet cycles of Mendelssohn and Zemlinsky scheduled for release in2013. The quartet recorded for BBC Radio 3 in London as New Generation Artists,and performs regularly in New York as Artists of The Chamber Music Society ofLincoln Center. The quartet recently appeared at The BBC Proms in London, City of London Festival, Harrogate International Festival, and Cheltenham Music Festival.

A native of Fairbanks, Alaska, Johansen studied at The Cleveland Institute of Music, The Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris, and The Juilliard School,where he earned an Artist Diploma. His mentors include Joel Krosnick, David Soyer,Richard Aaron, the Emerson String Quartet and Bernard Greenhouse. Johansen ison the faculty at The Juilliard School as assistant to Joel Krosnick and at Juilliard’sPre-College. He plays a cello made for him by Stefan Valcuha in 2011.

Sean LeeWith performances described by The New York

Times as “breathtakingly beautiful”, violinist SeanLee is quickly gaining recognition as one oftoday’s most talented rising artists, havingreceived prizes in the “Premio Paganini”International Violin Competition and the YoungConcert Artists International Auditions. Sean Lee’s

debut album, “The Juilliard Sessions: Sean Lee” was released by EMI Classicsexclusively for iTunes in February 2012 and reached the Top 20 of the iTunes “TopClassical Albums” list. Highlights of the 2012/13 season include concertoperformances with the Jerusalem Symphony (as the winner of theSanders/Juilliard/Tel Aviv Museum Prize) and Utah Symphony, and a recital inVienna’s Konzerthaus. In recent years, Lee has appeared as a soloist with theOrchestra Del Teatro Carlo Felice, Westchester Symphony, Peninsula Symphony,Torrance Symphony, Redlands Symphony, and the Juilliard Orchestra, and as arecitalist, Lee has performed at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall, Los Angeles CountyMuseum of Art, and Lincoln Center’s David Rubenstein Atrium.

In addition to his solo engagements, Lee is an equally involved chamber musician,and will perform with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center from 2012-15 asa Chamber Music Society Two Artist. After receiving his Bachelor of Music andMaster of Music degrees as a student of Itzhak Perlman, Lee currently serves asteaching assistant to Itzhak Perlman at the Juilliard School, and also teaches as afaculty member of the Perlman Music Program, where he was a student for six years.Sean Lee performs on a 1799 Nicolas Lupot violin.

Burr JohnsonBurr Johnson has been choreographing and

presenting dances in New York City since 2009.His works have been shown at Dixon Place,Judson Church, Rooftop Dance, Elizabeth DeeGallery, Josée Bienvenu Gallery, and DanspaceProject at St. Mark's Church. For an eveningcommissioned by Danspace Project in May 2012,Burr received funding from the Jerome Foundation

and a late-stage production grant from the Mertz Gilmore Foundation. Burr hasperformed in the works of Christopher Williams, Helen Simoneau, Shen Wei, andJohn Jasperse. He is currently in residence at New York Live Arts and will have aStudio Series showing on May 10th and 11th, 2013.

"In other choreographers’ dances the long-limbed and striking Mr. Johnsonstands out as a beautifully precise space eater. His promising choreography, notsurprisingly, reads partly as an extension of these delicious qualities."

-Claudia La Rocco, New York Times.

Photo by Rachel Shane

Photo by Ian Douglas

American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

HONORARY CHAIRMANMartin Sanders

VICE CHAIRS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOREnid Shapiro

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd., Tel Aviv Israel 61332

Herta and Paul Amir BuildingHelena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art

Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Art Education Center

CHAIRMANDavid Genser

CHAIRMAN EMERITUSStanley I. Batkin

CHAIRMANRon Huldai

Mayor of Tel Aviv-Yafo

DIRECTOR and CHIEF CURATOR

Suzanne Landau

Marilyn ButlerJessica Mitrani

TREASURER

Ed Blank

Michael A. NachmanSteven P. Schwartz

SECRETARY

Orna Stern

Paul AbramsIsabelle & Scott Black

Tamir BloomMilton Esterow

Michael Feldschuh Audrey & Harvey Feuerstein

Shirley FitermanLaura Kruger

Ronald S. LauderJane Stern Lebell

Carol PennJames Rosenquist

Tamar RudichMichael S. Sachs

Gillian Salama-CaroJane Shallat

A Selection of Works

from the

Collection

of the

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Top:Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640)Portrait of Madame de Vicq, 1625Oil on panel, 73.4 x 53 cmAcquisition through the bequest of Charles S.Weston, USA, 1992

Bottom:Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669)Self-Portrait, Leaning on a Stone Sill, 1639Etching and drypoint, 20.5 x 16.4 cmGift of Charles and Evelyn Kramer, New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1983

Top:Maurycy Gottlieb (1856-1879)

Jews Praying in the Synagogue on Yom Kippur, 1878

Oil on canvas, 245 x 192 cmGift of Sidney Lamon, New York,

through the America-IsraelCultural Foundation, 1955

Bottom:Maurycy Gottlieb (1856-1879)

Portrait of Laura Henschel-Rosenfeld,1877

Oil on canvas, 79 x 63 cmGift of Vali Marx, Holland, and

Bat Sheva Shaflen, Kibbutz Hefzibah, Israel, 1955

Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890)The Sheperdess (After Millet), 1889Oil on canvas, 53 x 41.5 cmMoshe and Sara Mayer Collection

Top:Edgar Degas (1834-1917)

Two Dancing Girls, ca. 1880Pastel and charcoal or blackchalk on paper, 55 x 68 cm

Bequest of Dr. Herman Lorber,New York, 1961

Bottom:Paul Gauguin (1848-1903)

Barbaric Tales, 1892Oil on canvas, 39 x 28 cm

Moshe and Sara Mayer Collection

James Ensor (1860-1949)My Favorite Room, 1892Oil on canvas, 80 x 99.7 cmGift of the children of Oscar and Shulamit Fischer, Tel Aviv, 1947, in memory of their parents

Top:Edvard Munch (1863-1944)

Madonna, 1895Color lithograph, 69.9 x 50 cm

Gift of Charles and Evelyn Kramer, New York, through the American Friends

of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1986

Bottom:Alexej von Jawlensky (1864-1941)

Savior’s Face: Dolorosa, 1920Oil on paper, mounted

on cardboard, 37 x 27 cmBequest of Lily Schwabacher,

Ascona, Switzerland, 1989

Alexander Archipenko (1887-1964)Woman with Fan, 1914Painted wood, painted sheet metal, glass bottle, and metal funnelSupport: oil on burlap and oilcloth, mounted on wood panels, 108 x 61.5 x 13.5 cmGift of the Goeritz Family, London, 1956, in memory of Erich Goeritz

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918)Friedericke Maria Beer, 1916Oil on canvas, 168 x 130 cm

Mizne-Blumental Collection

Top:Henri Matisse (1869-1954)Two Women on a Balcony, 1921Oil on canvas, 69 x 54 cmSimon and Marie Jaglom Collection

Bottom:Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947)The Orange Blouse, 1918Oil on canvas, 68.5 x 47 cmSimon and Marie Jaglom Collection

Marc Chagall (1887-1985)Lovers, 1929

Oil on canvas, 55 x 38 cm Gift of Oscar Fischer, Tel Aviv, ca. 1940

Marc Chagall (1887-1985)Solitude, 1933Oil on canvas, 102 x 169 cmGift of the artist, 1953

Top:Georges Rouault (1871-1958)

Confrontation (Profile of Clowns),1929-39

Oil on gouache on paper, mounted on canvas, 95 x 76.5 cm

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. René Lang, Zurich, 1975

Bottom:Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)

Woman with a Red Underskirt, 1921Oil on canvas, 46 x 38.3 cm

Moshe and Sara Mayer Collection

Top:Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Child in a Chair (Maïa), 1939Oil on canvas, 55 x 38 cmMizne-Blumental Collection

Bottom:Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Torso of a Woman, 1953Oil on panel, 91.5 x 72.5 cmBequest of Marya Rubinstein Bernard-Adir, New York, 1978, in memory of Dr. Bernard Bernard

Top:Jean Arp (1887-1966)

Idol, 1964Bronze, height: 63 cm

Gift of Helene and Zygfryd Wolloch,Scarsdale, New York, through the

American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1997

Bottom:Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1884-1976)

Still Life in the Studio, 1932Oil on canvas, 90 x 65 cm

Gift of Dr. Rosa Schapire, through theBritish Friends of the Art Museums

of Israel, 1956

Top:Yves Tanguy (1900-1955)Endless Space, 1938Oil on canvas, 27 x 22 cmGift of Peggy Guggenheim, Venice,through the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, 1954

Bottom:Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985)Appearance in Court, 1958Oil on canvas, 100 x 81 cmMizne-Blumental Collection

Top:Max Ernst (1891-1976)

The Bewildered Planet, 1942Oil on canvas, 110 x 40 cm

Gift of the artist, 1955

Bottom:Max Ernst (1891-1976)

The Oval Lady by Leonora Carrington, 1939

Collage, 12.2 x 7.7 cmGift of Peggy Guggenheim,

Venice, through the America-Israel Cultural

Foundation, 1955

Francis Bacon (1909-1992)Three Studies for a Portrait of George Dyer (on pink ground), 1964Oil on canvas, 3 units, 35.5 x 30.5 cm eachSusan and Anton Roland-Rosenberg CollectionGift of partial interest, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1997

Top:Henry Moore (1898-1986)Reclining Figure, 1969-70

Bronze, 230 x 342 x 145 cmGift of Maurice and Bella Wingate,

London, through the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel, 1972

Bottom:Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966)

Venetian Woman IX, 1956-7Bronze, height: 113.7 cm, cast 5/6

Acquisition through the Gilman Foundation, New York, with the assistance of Dina Ettinger and

Tamar Rudich, 2001

Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986)Bleeding Heart, 1928Oil on canvas, 34.2 x 29.1 cmSusan and Anton Roland-Rosenberg CollectionGift of partial interest, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1997

Left:Jackson Pollock (1912-1956)

Black and White Painting, 1952Oil on canvas, 147.3 x 45.7 cm

Mizne-Blumental Collection

Right:Mark Rothko (1903-1970)

Number 24 (Untitled), 1951Oil on canvas, 236.9 x 120.7 cm

Gift of The Mark Rothko Foundation, Inc., New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1986

Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997)Tel Aviv Museum Mural, 1989Oil-based acrylic on canvas, 2 units, 700 x 840 cm eachGift of the artistRealization sponsored by the McCrory Corporation, an affiliate of Riklis Corporation, New York, 1989

Top:Fluxus Collective

Fluxkit, 1965-6Assembled by George Maciunas,

Fluxus Edition, New YorkVinyl attaché case and Fluxus publications

39 x 44.5 x 34 cm (open)Gift of Vera and Arturo Schwarz, Milan, 1998

Bottom:Piero Manzoni (1933-1963)

Line 10.06 m, 1959Ink, paper and cardboard cylinder Height: 22.8 cm, diameter: 6 cm

Gift of Vera and Arturo Schwarz, Milan, 1998

Top:Gerhard Richter (b.1932)Two Women with a Cream Cake, 1965Oil on canvas, 75.5 x 99.7 cmAcquisition, 1995

Bottom:Anselm Kiefer (b.1945)Abendland, 1991Oil emulsion, shellac, ashes, and lead on canvas250 x 440 cmAcquisition, 1992

Top:Alighiero Boetti (1940-1994)

Untitled, 1988Embroidered fabric

115 x 107.5 cmGift of Vera and ArturoSchwarz, Milan, 1998

Bottom:Joel Shapiro (b.1941)

Untitled, 1991Bronze

Figure: 168 x 183 x 91 cmHouse: 53 x 66 x 46 cm

Acquisition through a contribution from the Pierre

and Maniusia Gildesgame Estate, with the assistance of the British Friends of the

Art Museums of Israel, 1995

Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004)Hyères, France, 1932Silver print, 30 x 40 cmGift of the Rich Foundation, Lucerne, Switzerland, 1999

Robert Capa (1913-1954)Absorption Camp Sha‘ar Ha‘aliya, Haifa, 1949-50

Silver print, 48.3 x 58.3 cmGift of Edith and Cornell Capa, New York, through the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1990

Top:Anne Hardy (b.1970)Rift, 2011Diasec mounted c-type print150 x 196 cmGift of Outset Contemporary Art Fund, 2012

Bottom:Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989)Louise Nevelson, 1986Silver print, 60 x 50 cmGift of Edward Lee, London, 1995

Top:Nahum Guttman (1898-1980)

Resting at Noon, 1926Oil on canvas, 93.5 x 107.5 cm

Acquisition, 1983

Bottom:Reuven Rubin (1893-1974)

The Artist’s Family, 1926Oil on canvas, 163 x 129 cm

Acquisition, early 1930s

Top:Itzhak Danziger (1916-1977)Sheep of the Negev, 1951-64Bronze, 2 units109.2 x 195.9 x 82 cm83 x 212.2 x 80.8 cmAcquisition, 1992

Bottom:Pinhas Litvinovsky (1894-1985)Arab with a Flower, 1926Oil on canvas, 92 x 73 cmGift of Hadassah and RaphaelKlatchkin, Tel Aviv, 1988

Top:Arie Aroch (1908-1974)

Bus in the Mountains, 1955Oil on canvas, 70 x 100 cm

Gift of the artist, 1956

Bottom:Aviva Uri (1922-1989)

Requiem for a Bird, 1976Colored chalk on paper, 70 x 80 cm

Gift of the artist, 1977

Micha Ullman (b.1939)Chariot, 1984-5Iron, loam and sand, 160 x 300 x 120 cmAcquisition through a donation from the Mendel Pundik Fund for Israeli Art, 1985

Top:Moshe Gershuni (b.1936)

Rise! Awaken!, 1983Mixed media on paper

100 x 140 cmAcquisition, 1984

Bottom:Tsibi Geva (b.1951)

Keffiyeh 33, 1990Mixed media on canvas

178 x 176 cmThe Isracard and Tel Aviv

Museum of Art Prize for an Israeli Artist, 1997

Avigdor Arikha (1929-2010)Two Baguettes, 1990Pastel on paper, 25 x 73 cmDonated in honor of Hadassah Klatchkin, 1991

Top:Tamar Getter (b.1953)

Tel Hai Courtyard and the Ideal City, 1977

Polyethylene, green blackboard paint, chalk

and photograph on canvas122 x 140 cm

Acquisition, 1978

Bottom:Joshua Borkovsky (b.1952)

Chandelier - Reflection, 1996-7Oil on canvas, 66.8 x 71.5 cm

Gift of Vera and ArturoSchwarz, Milan, 1999

Top:Yehudit Sasportas (b.1969)Water, Digital Rain, 2001Water-based paint and marker on MDF panels, 240 x 700 cmAcquisition through a donation from The Uzi Zucker Fund for Contemporary Israeli Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 2001

Bottom:Michal Na‘aman (b.1951)Killed a Penguin; A Nun was Killed, 1975Photograph, paper and Letraset on cardboard, 39 x 51.8 cmAcquisition with funds donated in honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 1994

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Director and Chief Curator

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