ANNUALREPORT

2010

2009/

FOR the LOve OF ARt And COmmunity

As I reflect on McColl Center for Visual Art’s first decade, the first things that jump to mind are not attendance or budget numbers, though they were healthy this year in spite of the shaky economy. I don’t think about our amazing building, a stately, historic Gothic Revival church that more and more people are coming to love. Artists, usually first in my thoughts because we have had hundreds of amazing, creative professionals, don’t intrude on my reflections.

I see faces in my mind’s eye. Thousands and thousands of faces that bring memories of all the individuals we touched and transformed in this last year and during the last decade.

I see teens crowded around Joyce Scott, hanging on her every word, as she talks about her mother’s quilts and her own majestic bead creations. I see a program officer from a national foundation face-to-face with environmental artist, Daniel McCormick, in the middle of a Freedom Park forest, locked in deep conversation about water- cleansing sculptures. I see a hundred glowing smiles at St. Patrick’s Catholic School during a butterfly release celebrating a garden sculpture they made with former resident artist, Tom Thoune. I see a klatch of business executives wrestling with the seed of an idea in our Innovation Institute, wondering if they can make it grow.

This year and for many years I have witnessed these and many other happy human events springing forth from encounters with contempo-rary art and artists. It strikes me that our successful artist-in-residence program is the catalyst for joy, sorrow, contemplation, investigation and camaraderie. Those and other transformations happen when artists are included in community conversations. That’s the reason we exist, for the love of art and community, and for all of the intrigue that unfolds when they combine.

This annual report includes descriptions of many magical moments. If you haven’t already, please come to the Center to be inspired by what we have to offer. I believe you will gain a whole new insight into human expression and its meaning in making this a wonderful place to live.

Suzanne FetscherPresident and CEO

SuZAnne FetSCheRPresident

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LORi mCgeeBoard Chair

Congratulations, McColl Center for Visual Art! The 2009-2010 year marked the 10th Anniversary for the Center. It’s hard to imagine that in a mere decade, a burned-out church has been transformed into one of the top three artist-in-residence programs in the country. The Center has been an inspirational stop for artists from South Africa and New Zealand to Korea and the United States. We were pleased to welcome back several “early” alumni like Nick Cave and Franco Mondini-Ruiz for our festivities.

The Center continued to grow its community outreach efforts -- projects like Daniel McCormick’s Freedom Park environmental art only prove that the public yearns for more collaboration. Our education programs move forward with ongoing Art Teachers-In- Residence as well as expanded partneships with schools like St. Patrick that encourage and promote students. And, the Innovation Institute graduated its tenth successful core class for business leaders and conducted custom programs for many more!

In an economic year where there is much uncertainty, the Center remains financially solid and well-positioned for the next 10 years. We proudly salute our artists who have spent time at the Center and those who are yet to come - artists are at the core of everything we do.

Kudos to Suzanne and the incredibly energetic Center staff for their leadership, innovation and perseverance. It has been an amazing journey, and we excitedly look forward to the future!

Lori McGeeChair, Board of Directors

AmAZing JOuRney, BRight FutuRe

Kym mOtLey And AShLey LAtheCo-Chairs, Contemporaries Board Members

Fiscal year 2010 was an important year for the Contemporaries. Not only did we host another successful Palate to Palette art and wine pairing event in October 2009, with growth to 155 guests, but we also improved the membership structure and strengthened the Contemporaries events. Members now have the option of joining as an individual or as a couple with a discounted price. Each membership includes a donation to the Center and provides support for the Contemporaries activities and events. In order to encourage more participation by and interaction with the Center’s artists, all current and past artists-in-residence are eligible for free membership with the Contemporaries. We hope that they will take full advantage of this great benefit. In the past year, the Contemporaries established three series to engage prospective and current members by focusing events around common themes. The themes include Through the Lens: The Art of Photography, Behind the Scenes, and Collector Tours. We kicked off the Through the Lens: The Art of Photography series in June with a visit to DOMA Fine Art Photography Gallery in South End which featured intriguing conversations with the gallery owner, Gabrielle Larew, and former Center Affiliate Artist, Raymond Grubb.

One of the great things about the Contemporaries is the diversity of the membership base. True to its mission, the Contemporaries group offers creative opportunities for individuals with an intellectual curiosity about contemporary art while expanding and cultivating this interest through interactions with resident, local and regional artists, collectors, curators, and gallery owners. It is truly a group for people interested in contemporary art, regardless of their age, profession, or level of knowledge. During the last few months of fiscal year 2010, the group heightened its focus on social media, which provided a new way to raise community awareness and increase membership numbers and activity. The Contemporaries now have our own Facebook page (facebook.com/contemporariesNC) and twitter feed (twitter.com/contemporaries) where you can find all the latest news and upcoming events.

Having assumed the responsibilities of co-chairs of the Contemporaries Board of Directors in January 2010, we are both excited about the year ahead and look forward to getting to know our fellow members at Center events and out and about in the community.

Kym Motley and Ashley LatheCo-Chairs, Contemporaries Board Members

the COntempORARieS

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS

With the help of our marketing partners at Wray Ward, the Center’s brand, graphic identity, website and digital media strategy were transformed for the launch of our ten year anniversary celebrations.

Numerous celebrations were held for supporters of all stripes to commemorate our ten year anniversary including Community Day and an opening reception for Decade + Collected, which was attended by over 1,300 people and offered a retrospective of our first ten years and included works of alumni artists from private collections.

In addition, receptions were held at the beautiful homes of Zach and Emily Smith and Wesley Mancini and Bob Sheer, and a reception for Joyce Scott was hosted by our Board and the Board of the Founders Circle of the Mint Museum of Craft + Design. The year’s signature event, Bank of America Night of Nights, featured a dinner in artists’ studios for 325 guests and honored our founders, Hugh McColl Jr., Ed Shelton and Stuart Dickson. Studios displayed passion and a love for creativity and the arts, each transformed by the creative vision of each artist. Night of Nights was a night to remember, a fitting finale to our first decade and flying launch into our next ten years.

A formal relationship was forged with the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts+Culture that will enhance collaboration, education and outreach efforts at both institutions. McColl Center for Visual Art will host a Gantt Center Artist-In-Residence every residency session, and joint education and outreach programs will bring together the constituents of both institutions, mixing up audiences and community members. Long-time Center Director of Residencies and Exhibitions, Ce Scott, will now serve as the Creative Director of both McColl Center for Visual Art and the Gantt Center for African American Arts+Culture.

The NC Secretaries of Cultural Resources and Commerce were welcomed at the Center for their announcement of the creative industries impact study – the creative industry fuels 300,000 jobs and $40 billion in revenue (more than banking and transportation.)

THE GABI AWARD

Thanks to a grant from the Reemprise Fund of Foundation for the Carolinas, the Center created and announced The Gabi Award, named for the late Gabi Nikosi, an African artist who through her art helped people in her country confront the ravages of poverty and AIDS. Gabi was an artist-in-residence at the Center in 2003. The first Gabi Award went to New York artist and alumna, Joan Bankemper, who during her residency in 2001, created a community garden in Fourth Ward that united elderly public housing residents with their affluent neighborhood through gardening. The relationships created by Bankemper’s project are emblematic of creativity’s power to transform a neighborhood and society.

2009-2010 CenteR highLightS

1. Alumni Artist, Tom Thone works with students from St. Patrick’s School 2. Work by 2010 Fall Artist-in-Residence, Shaun Leonardo 3. Artist-in-Residence Kahled Hafez at Community Day 4. Work by Amy Baker, 2010 CMS Art Teacher-in-Residence

CONTEMPORARIES

We invigorated the Center’s affiliate group, the Contemporaries, by working with them to create new bylaws and elect a slate of officers. The Contemporaries annual signature event, Palate to Palette, drew more than 155 people who enjoyed sampling pairings of wine and contemporary art. Thanks to efforts of the new Board and enhanced digital media strategies, the following for their events continues to grow.

EDUCATION AND OUTREACH

The Center engaged in hundreds of community partnerships including work with four hundred students at Smith Language Academy facilitated by artist Shaun Leonardo. Photographer Lisa Holder worked with United Family Services on domestic violence issues. Abdi Obsman engaged the Charlotte Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual and Transgender community on a public awareness project focused on gay identity issues in Charlotte with funding support from the Charlotte Lesbian and Gay Fund of Foundation for the Carolinas. Sculptor Rebecca Aloisio created a mural for Habitat for Humanity at the group’s East Charlotte headquarters. Painter Darren Goins collaborated with Charlotte Area Transit System to help create a community-inspired public art project at a local transit maintenance facility. Charlotte Nature Museum, Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreation, Catawba Lands Conservancy, the Carolina Thread Trail and Queens University worked with environmental artist Daniel McCormick to construct a beneficial environmental art installation that addresses run-off, soil erosion and purifies water before it enters a creek system at a local public park. Sculptor Tom Thoune worked with St. Patrick’s Catholic School to help students create a permanent mosaic sculpture for their garden. The Hearst Foundations in New York invested $50,000 to support these programs.

Number of education and outreach programs: 333 Number education and outreach participants: 14,311 Combined education and program attendance: 22,082

INNOVATION INSTITUTE

We continued to enhance and grow the Innovation Institute, a program that brings together visual artists and corporate leaders that inspire new avenues of thought which ultimately translate into new ways of doing business.

Number of custom program participants: 250 Number of custom programs: 14 Number of core programs: 3

5. Work by 2010 Summer Affiliate Artist, Chris Watts 6. 2010 Summer Affiliate Artist de’Angelo Dia performance 7. Bank of America Night of Nights 8. Work by 2009 Fall Artist-in-Residence, Erin Sotak 9. Work by alumni artist, Kenichi Yokono in Decade

EXHIBITIONS

The Center presented four major gallery exhibitions: Decade, a retrospective of our first ten years; Collected, featuring 30 diverse works of alumni artists from private collections; Recall, the first Charlotte solo show for renowned craft artist, Joyce Scott; and Fried, the return of former artist-in-residence, San Antonio artist, Franco Mondini-Ruiz, in all of his inventive glory. These exhibitions were complimented by the constantly updated and evolving displays of our resident artists in the second and third floor galleries. 3,625 people attended the Center’s opening receptions.

MAIN GALLERIES Decade: 10 Artists from the Center’s First 10 Years Collected: Center Alumni Work from Area Collectors Recall: Joyce Scott Fried: Franco Mondini-Ruiz

2ND AND 3RD FLOOR GALLERIES 11-Month Affiliate Artist Exhibition: Darren Goins and Diane Hughes Winter 2010 AIR Exhibition 2010 Summer Affiliate Artist Exhibition

ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE AND AFFILIATE ARTISTS

The Center continued to expand and develop our circles of influence though exclusive artist-in-residence partnerships with Carolinas HealthCare, University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Charlotte -Mecklenburg Schools. These relationships served as models to allow us to create the new Environmental Artist-In-Residence and Gantt Center Artist-In-Residence efforts. In June, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation in Miami awarded the Center $80,000 to add celebrated artists to our residency program to augment the Center’s local, national and international profile.

19 artists held residencies from as near to us as Charlotte and from as far away as Cairo, Egypt. Artists-in-Residence worked in a variety of materials: painting, film, fiber, installation, photography, drawing, sculpture and environmental materials.

StudiO OF ChRiS wAttS2010 Summer Affiliate Artist

Rebecca Aloisio, Huntersville, NCAmy Baker, CMS Art Teacher-in-Residence, Denver, NCNick Bloomberg, Charlotte, NCAndrea Brown, Charlotte, NCDarren Goins, Charlotte, NCKhaled Hafez, Cairo, EgyptTaro Hattori, Oakland, CASonja Hinrichsen, UNCC Artist-in-Residence, Santa Fe, NMLisa Holder, Charlotte, NCDiane Hughes, Charlotte, NCCandice Ivy, Jamaica Plain, MADeanna Leamon, Columbia, SCShaun Leonardo, Ozone Park, NYOliver Lewis, Lancaster, SCDaniel McCormick, Fairfax, CAAbdi Osman, Toronto, CanadaKristi Ryba, Johns Island, SCErin Sotak, Scottsdale, AZMary Tuma, Charlotte, NC

PEOPLE THAT WE LOVE

$10,000+Jeanie & Tom Cottingham IIICaroline & Ben Dellinger Leslie Gillock (In-Kind)Maria & John HusonYvonne & Dick McCrackenLori & Liam McGeeSheila & Sean MullenGabby PrattDotti & Ed SheltonBarbara & Steve Spradling

$5,000-9,999Carrie & Ian BanwellSelena Beaudry & Gray EllisonLinda & Bob BertgesDonna & Al de MolinaAndy Dews & Tom WarshauerJoanne & Stuart DicksonBlair & Rip Farris IIISuzanne & Elmar FetscherPaige & Hall JohnstonPhyllis Wingate-Jones & Lee JonesPat & B.D. RodgersCarrie & Bryan WilliamsPat & Bill Williamson III

$2,500-4,999Mary Lou & Jim BabbAmy & Philip BlumenthalShug & Walker LockettMarianne & Jonathan MangelsEmily & Zach Smith IIILan & Shannon SmithJoan & Robert Zimmerman

$1,000-2,499Jennifer Algire & Michael AndrewsJennifer & Wayne ApplebyMarilyn & Michael BakerHarriet & Bill BarnhardtSharon & Lawrence BaxterHoward C. BissellSuzanne BottsLarry Brady & Edward JonesRenee & Ken BramlettRose Marie & Gene BratekCantey & Jeff BrownJan & Ed BrownZan & Heath ByrdEllen & Dan CampbellJulie & Charles CampbellHope & Shaun CassidyKatie & Winn CharleboisJane & David ConlanBettye & Chris ConnellyTom CoyleLeslie & John CulbertsonPeggy & Bob CulbertsonDana Martin Davis & Rick DavisDonna & Al de Molina, de Molina Family FoundationMary Anne & Alan Dickson

Meredith & Walter DolhareOlga & Jay FaisonChrista & Bob FautLorne Lassiter & Gary FerraroMimi FitzPam & David FurrJena & Bob GallagherPatty & Bill Gorelick, William & Patricia Gorelick Family FoundationCarol & Shelton GorelickLaura & Mike GraceDeidre & Clay GrubbBecky HannumDee-Dee & Cameron HarrisJames HatleyPatti Tracey & Chris HudsonKaren & Clark JacksonMarie-Claire Marroum-Kardous & Kal KardousGinger KempBarbara LaughlinRobin & Richard LaVecchiaDee Dee & Steve LeeolouLeigh & Daniel LevinePam & Gerald LevyJoan Lorden & Larry MaysWesley Mancini & Bob ScheerDiane & Andy McGowanSusan & Loy McKeithenElizabeth & Jay MongeTrudi & Gary NorrisLisa OwenSarah & Trey PearceAmy & Joe PittRosalind & Jerry RichardsonSally & Russell RobinsonMarjorie Serralles-Russell & Terry RussellKellie & Jeff ScottSally & Bill SereniusMattye & Marc SilvermanKitty & Tom StorrsLydia & Mark SurlesKelly & Neal TaubMary Ann & Greg TaylorLynn & Jeff TrenningLinda & Todd Venderbush

$500-999Anne & Richard AlexanderJudy & Jim AllisonClay AndrewsTerry & Bill AugerotRegine & Andreas BechtlerClaudia BelkTricia & John BoyerMary Lou & Greg CagleLinde & Steve CarleySallie & Derick CloseGwin & Bob DaltonJennifer & Russ DanielGay Dillashaw

Jennifer & Michael EguesBeth GalenMike HaafKaren HarrisKathryn HopeCatherine Stoch & Charles KapsnerMarines & Larry KeslerKathryn Lynn & David KossoveJune & Ken LamblaShelly & Adam LandauGloria & Harry LernerSarah LewisDonna & Bob LilienJane & Luther LockwoodSonia & Isaac LuskiEd McMahan, Jr.Devlin McNeil & Aimee NicholsDana & Carter MeiselmanLaurie & David MetzgerKay & Robert NorrisMarianne & Philip NorwoodArthur OudmayerKathy & Brad PearceWanda & Steve PhiferLaura PrangerBeth & Steve PurdyCarol & Martin RobinsonCe ScottOctavia SeawellLisa & Glenn SherrillKaty & Raleigh ShoemakerAngie & Mike Simpson Sherry & Tom SkainsAnne & Dean SmithDebi & Bill TimmermanSally & Bill Van AllenBunnie & Mike WalkerMary & Lynn WeisLisa & Ed Weisiger, Jr.Linda & Chris WilliamSuzy Ruth & Thom Young

$250-499Judith Allen & David CoburnSherry Beatty-Azali and Allan Azali Joanne & Steve BeamBobbi & Donald Bernstein, Bernstein Family FoundationWendy & Jay BilasRobert Bilbro and Stuart Brock Vicki Sutton & Chuck BingKristin & John BradberryLeigh BrewerDee & David CampbellMadelyn & Kevin CapleTerry & John ChildersJennifer & Steve CossStacy & Keith DavisCathy & Pat DeanMarilee & Dean DevillersJudy & Patrick DiamondCharles Dickerson

Lisa & Phil DuboisTina & Jubal EarlyJanice EldredgeJay EveretteVickie & Tom GabbardBerhan Nebioglu & Michael GallisJennifer & Scott GilomenAlan GordonBridget & David GravesClaudia & Don GriffinSusie & Ted GrossFlorence & Glen HardymonCheryl & Jeff HubermanLisa HunttingLeslie JohnsonRandall Morrow & David JonesJanet Lasher & John KesslerGary KnightKelli & David KnobleKristina KuehnelNell & Robert LawingKevin Levine & Louis SinkoeEugenia & Michael MalloneeAmy & Gene MarxEvangeline & Ed McMahanLaura & Coy MonkVan NguyenRobbin PalmerCheryl & Chris PappasSandy PatrickJennifer RabonKatherine & Craighill RedwineJane & Steve RhyneBetty RobinsonAida & Greg SaulMarjorie SchwabBarbara ScottAnne & Tony SerdulaAnna SisonKathleen & Michael SmithReitzel SniderKathi & Tom StanleyIngrid & Walter SteeleTerry & Ron ToberAmy & Hal TribbleLisa & Paul TurbessiJerry WaldenChristina & William WarlickMartha & Jim WoodwardGracy & Scott WoosterJoyce Wynes

$100-249Ellen & Richard ArcherJessica & Jeff AustinDawn & Steve BallengerBob BarbeeHeidi & Mark BassKathryn Blanchard & Greg RossJanet Leclair & John Bragg, Jr.Pam & Anthony BrandonBrian Caldwell & Robert Shore

We make every effort to ensure accuracy of donor information. Please accept our sincere apologies for omitted or inaccurate listings.

COmmunity SuppORteRS

PEOPLE THAT WE LOVE

Tiffany CapersGracie ColemanLori CollinsGina CurcuruJames CurrieJudith & Tom CutlerPamela & Robert DavisGreta & Cutter DavisStacie & Malcolm DavisKathleen DonnerJanis & Thomas DorseyDeborah EdneyCharlie ElbersonWinn & Chris ElliottDianne & Roger EnglishLinda & Bill Farthing, Jr.Gail & Tom FennimoreMargaret & Robert FergussonAdriana & David FesslerSusan & Rick FisherHedy Fisher & Randy ShullHeidi & Lee FiteSue & Dan FogelMolly & Jason FowlerCindy & Harvey GanttLeslie & Curt GillockDale Halton & Fred WagnerMelva & Charles HannaAmy HawkeJacqueline & Rudy HeerCarmen & Bruce HiltonWendy JamesSusan JedrzejewskiStacy & John JessoKathleen & Wes JonesChristine & William JonesGarrell & Lee KeeslerSheila KilbaneMegan & Fred Klein IIIHeath Knott & Adam SchoolerKaren & Steve KroppFrancie & Damaso LopezMissy LuczakEllen & Cliff MadayElizabeth Love & Winn MaddreySheryl Manning & Vickie WillifordKristine & Michael MatthewsColleen & Jack McMahonLisianna McManesBarbara & Brad MerlieMarcia & Jim MerrillLaura Meyer & Ward WellmanKrista & Robert MillerBrenda & Von MoodyMeg MorganMary Lee & Keith MrochekJanice & Werner MuellerJohn O’DonnellSally & Don OlinLeland ParkTracy Pell

Sue & Vick PhillipsMelissa & Jeff PittsAnn & Jim ProckKathleen & Jon RichardsonElisa RodriguezJim RogersJennifer & Jack RossBecky & Jonas RothrockCarlos SalumMartine & Seymour SimmonsJerry SmithAdelaide & Mark SpizerKatie StewartKarl StuppnigSharon & Matthew SullivanSteve Thomas & Russ Weakley-BrownCassandra & Kevin TydingsKatherine & Robert VestCarol VollmerMelissa & Stephen WallJim WalshJenny & Henry WardLinda & Craig WeisbruchJackie & Mike WellsIsvara WilsonEmily & Sam Zimmern

$1-99Sandy AbbottMarilyn AddisonAnonymousSusan Brenner & Roger BaumgarteDemetra BernardShannon BinnsReese BoltonMaura & Wil BosbyshellVicki BottKerry BrooksBoris BunichJoey CanipeJohn CantrellStephanie CountsDee Dee DavinMike DavisJames DealJames DelarkSharon DowellSandy & David DupuyLeigh DyerKelly FinleyMarianne GertnerAndrea GiangiorgiLee GoodanMichael GriffithSarah HadaTerri & Wayne HatcherJamie & Jason HayesJack HaysJuliet & Brian HirschMary HollingsworthDavid Huff

Lori HulshofLaura JamesBarbara & Jim JamisonErin KellyJosh KightCatherine & Jonathan KincheloeAmy & Jeff LandisLaura LariwShelly & John LeeMolly & Josh LeutzLaura LevinsonKoo Macqueen & Jon StengleKara MarentetteSheila & Ron McCoyMima McMillanKathryn MeyerFay MillerKimberly MizeStefano MonacoMarge & Phil MoodyAlice MooreCarol MuellerTom MurachElizabeth MurphyUdit PatelMargie PearsonJo Ann & Joddy PeerAnne & Piero PredieriRachel & Matt ReillyAlbert RogatDenise RothmanGregory RousseauNadia & Stephen SchrothSara SelbyBilly ShugartJackie & Ed SpearsCourtney & Michael StarrettKaty StegallDavid TaylorTerri & Pasquale TrunzoJurgen VollrathMary WalkerLaura WayMegan Coffey & Sam WazanTrudy WelchPamela & Paul WittfieldBert WoodardKaren & Richard Yevak

HONORARIUMSIn honor of Steve & Joanne Beam By Kay & Robert Norris

In honor of Ginny Boyd By Lori Hulshof

In honor of Jeff and Cantey BrownBy Carol & Martin Robinson

CORPORATE/FOUNDATION/ORGANIzATION

$25,000+Arts & Science CouncilBank of AmericaFoundation For The CarolinasHearst CorporationJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationNorth Carolina Arts Council

$15,000-24,999National Endowment for the ArtsRedlee (In-Kind) Rodgers Builders, Inc.Wray Ward (In-Kind)

$5,000-9,999Balfour Beatty/R.T. Dooley Carolinas HealthCare FoundationChildress Klein Properties, IncThe Dickson FoundationLesco Restoration, IncPorcupine Provisions (In-Kind)National GypsumSPX Corporation

$2,500-4,999Blumenthal FoundationCampbell’s Greenhouse (In-Kind)Flagship Capital PartnersGoodrich CorporationGrant Thornton, LLPHarris Teeter (In-Kind)MontblancNordstromShelco, Inc.

$1,000-2,499Bragg Financial Advisors Inc.Carolinas Research AssociationDavis Steel and IronK & L GatesMcCracken & Lopez, PAMeridian Consulting GroupNeiman MarcusNorth Carolina Dance Theatre

$500-999Faison EnterprisesWinthrop University Department of Fine Art

$100-249Watson Insurance

MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMSBank of America Duke Energy Foundation Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLPMerrill Lynch Premier heathcare allianceWachovia Foundation

For changes, contact Marisa Wilson at 704.332.5535 ext. 21 or mwilson@mccollcenter.org. Thank you.

2010 StAtement OF FinAnCiAL pOSitiOn

FY 2010 SOURCES OF OPERATING REVENUE

Individual & corporate contributions 351,881 Donated goods & services 70,605 Foundation & corporate grants 486,655 Arts & Science Council Basic Operating Grant 400,000 Government grants 71,750 Earned Revenue 246,631 Fundraising Event 172,142 Total Operating Revenue $1,799,664 Board Designated Endowment Support $150,000 Total Sources of Revenue & Support $1,949,664

FY 2010 OPERATING CASH EXPENSES Administration 245,090 Organizational development & marketing 391,659 Residencies, exhibitions & education 1,011,879 Program support services & facilities 214,927 Total Operating Expenditures $1,863,555 Depreciation, In-kind & Non-Cash Expenditures 310,885 Total Organizational Expenses $2,174,440

SELECTED FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR FISCAL YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 2010 & 2009

2010 2009Number of artist in residence 19 20Total number of artist days 2,261 2268

Investments (held at Foundation for the Carolinas at fair value) $5,885,838 $5,268,944 Total Assets 14,004,306 13,634,672 Total Liabilities 365,353 237,837 Total Net Assets 14,004,306 13,396,835 Total Revenue & Support 1,799,664 2,442,739 Total Operating Expense 2,174,440 2,287,567 Operating Surplus (Loss) (374,776) 155,172 Net change in investments 616,894 (1,880,874)Increase (Decrease) Change in Net Assets $242,118 ($1,725,702)

Individual & Corporate Gifts

20%

Donated Goods & Services

4%

Foundation & Corporate Grants

27%

Arts & Science Council Basic

Operating Grant22%

Government Grants

4%

Earned14%

Fundraising Event10%

Residencies Exhibitions & Education

54%

Program Support & Facilities

12%

Administration13%

Development & Marketing

12%

pAtRiCiA SteeLe RAiBLe11-Month Affiliate Artist

McColl Center for Visual Art advances artists and community through dynamic residencies, exhibitions and educational programs based in contemporary art. The Center provides transformative experiences for visual artists, individuals who visit the Center, and our broader community.

Vision McColl Center for Visual Art is the leading center for the advancement of creative capacity for artists and the public.

MissionAdvancing artists, community and the creation of contemporary art through residencies, exhibitions, outreach and education.

Gallery Hours // 11 AM to 4 PM, Tuesdays through Saturdays

Admission // Free

Programs // Residencies, Exhibitions, Education, Outreach, Innovation Institute

Affiliate Group // Contemporaries

Date Founded // 1997

Website // www.mccollcenter.org

Phone Number // 704-332-5535

Tax Identification Number // 51-0195015

BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTEMPORARIES BOARD OF DIRECTORS

STAFF

VOLUNTEERS AND INTERNS

Jennifer ApplebyBob Bertges, Vice ChairW. Charles CampbellShaun CassidyAstrid ChirinosThomas CottinghamRuss DanielAndy Dews, MDCaroline K. Dellinger, Recent Past ChairJohn “Gray” Blount Ellison IIIRay S. “Rip” Farris, Second Vice ChairJohn J. Huson, SecretaryPaige Johnston

Wesley ManciniJonathan Mangels, Vice TreasurerLori Tomoyasu McGee, Chair Richard McCrackenSheila T. MullenJonathan K. MurrayAmy T. PittMarjorie Serralles-RussellShannon G. SmithA. Zachary “Zach” Smith IIIBryan L. Williams, TreasurerPhyllis Wingate-JonesJoan Zimmerman

Selena BeaudryCatherine DuncanElizabeth FaggPaige GanttAndrea GiangiorgiMarc GustafsonJamie HayesSusan JedrzejewskiGary KnightAshley LatheSarah LewisJonathan MangelsRon McCoyFay MillerKym Motley

Jonathan MurrayMelissa OrrJennifer RubinJon TarletonCaroline WainrightLeigh Wainwright

Suzanne Fetscher, President & CEOMichael Andrews, Director of Development and MarketingBriarlee Barrow, Staff AccountantAuston Davie, Facilities TechnicianClaudia Grif fin, Program Associate

Kathy Hope, Innovation Institute FacilitatorSusan Jedrzejewski, Marketing & Communication ManagerDennis Lemmons, Facilities/Studio ManagerMolly Leutz, Communications Manager (Through December 2009)

Sarah Lewis, Assistant to the President & Special Events Manager

Wesley Lynch, Administrative Assistant (Through April 2010)

Sara Simmons, Innovation Institute Coordinator Bennett Stulting, Visitor & Volunteer Relations ManagerKarmima McMillan, Database Coordinator (Through April 2010)

Devlin McNeil, Director of Education & Outreach

Sandy Patrick, Director of FinanceBen Premeaux, Media Lab AssociateCe Scott, Director of Residencies & ExhibitionsBarbara Spradling, Director of Innovation InstituteMarisa Wilson, Associate Director of Development

Christine AbbottMary AllegrucciMaggie BarrowChelsea BrendleCatherine BurnsLauren CaddickPaige Cochran

Katherine DeMossKatie DeVillersGael-Marie FurbushMargret Anne HutaffShawn KirschMelissa LebetLeigh Ann Lichty

Matthew LopinaWesley LynchBernice MarKara MarentetteEdward McCrayMeg NealeHallie Ringle

Kati StegallShruthi SundaramJason TurnipseedCaroline WallaceElizabeth Watts

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