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individual sponsorship benefits PRESENTED BY THE WOMEN’S COUNCIL OF THE GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART wednesday march 4 2020 LENHARDT GARDEN GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART CHARLESTON | SOUTH CAROLINA clea shearer and joanna teplin founders of The Home Edit master organizers to the stars television hosts GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART | 135 MEETING STREET | CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | GIBBESMUSEUM.ORG/ARTOFDESIGN ABOUT THE WOMEN’S COUNCIL Founded in March 1950, the Women’s Council of the Gibbes Museum of Art serves as a vital support system of the Gibbes Museum of Art, with its dedicated members volunteering time, talent and financial support to the Museum and serving as liaisons between the Gibbes and both residents of and visitors to the Charleston community. The annual Art of Design Luncheon and Lecture features internationally renowned experts in the world of design and is the Women’s Council’s signature event. In addition to its annual Art of Design fundraiser, the Women’s Council organizes numerous educational programs and social gatherings from September to June for members and their guests. To learn more about the Women’s Council and how to join, contact membership chair Pamela Levi, [email protected]. DID YOU KNOW? Did you know that the Gibbes Women’s Council has supported the Gibbes Museum of Art since the group was founded in 1950? These volunteers, now boasting more than 200 members, have supported the Museum in countless ways. Their legacy of impact includes the following: – Since the 1960’s, the Women’s Council has raised funds to establish the Museum Store which now generates significant revenue to the annual operating budget. – During the Museum renovation period, 2014–2016, the Women’s Council assisted the capital campaign and helped raise $200K to name the Museum Store. – The Women’s Council has provided approximately $25K each year over the past 12 years to support education programs such as Art to Go. This educational outreach program in Title I schools directly helps to support the visual arts in classrooms. A $25K grant covers the program and supplies, professional development, field trip to the Gibbes, and museum educator fees for four tri-county schools. – Since the Gibbes reopening in 2016, the Women’s Council has contributed funds to several new initiatives in the Museum including the Garden Concert Series, Chamber Music Series with the Charleston Symphony, and the Visiting Artist Series. These are all fundamental programs that reach a diverse audience and welcome visitors and members into a creative atmosphere. – Over the past 10 years, through its annual Art of Design Luncheon and Lecture, the Women’s Council secured more than $50K per year to support exhibitions and educational programming. ABOUT THE GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART The Carolina Art Association (CAA) DBA the Gibbes Museum of Art is a non-profit organization whose purpose is the cultivation of the arts and art education through the collection, exhibition, and interpretation of art objects. The CAA was chartered by the State of South Carolina in 1858 and is a co-owner, with the City of Charleston, of the Gibbes Museum of Art building which opened in 1905. Today, the Gibbes is the Lowcountry’s leading cultural institution, the premier collection of art focusing on the American South, a dynamic resource for visual learning, and one of Charleston’s most beloved and distinguished landmarks. The Museum’s vision is to sustain creative leadership by bringing the Gibbes’ outstanding historic collections, the emerging art of our time, and unique educational opportunities to the broadest possible audience, in a context of discovery. ART OF DESIGN LUNCHEON IMAGES BY JULIA LYNN PHOTOGRAPHY (2011–2013) | MCG PHOTOGRAPHY (2014–2019) 2012 Art of Design Speaker CAROLYNE ROEHME 2015 Art of Design Speaker HAMISH BOWLES 2016 Art of Design Speaker ANDREW PRINCE 2013 Art of Design Speaker CATHY HORNE 2019 Art of Design Speaker EVA CHEN 2011 Art of Design Speaker CHRIS GIFTOS 2017 Art of Design Speaker VERN YIP 2014 Art of Design Speaker CHARLOTTE MOSS 2018 Art of Design Speaker PLUM SYKES 2020 Art of Design Speakers CLEA SHEARER AND JOANNA TEPLIN

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individual sponsorship benefits

PRESENTED BY THE WOMEN’S COUNCIL

OF THE GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART

wednesday march 4 2020

LENHARDT GARDEN

GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART

CHARLESTON | SOUTH CAROLINA

clea shearer and joanna teplinfounders o f The Home Ed i t maste r o rgan ize rs to the s ta rs te lev i s ion hos ts

GIBBES MUSEUM OF ART | 135 MEET ING STREET | CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | G IBBESMUSEUM.ORG/ARTOFDESIGN

ABOUT THE WOMEN’S COUNCILFounded in March 1950, the Women’s Council of the Gibbes Museum of Art serves as a vital support system of the Gibbes Museum of Art, with its dedicated members volunteering time, talent and financial support to the Museum and serving as liaisons between the Gibbes and both residents of

and visitors to the Charleston community. The annual Art of Design Luncheon and Lecture features internationally renowned experts in the world of design and is the Women’s Council’s signature event. In addition to its annual Art of Design fundraiser, the Women’s Council organizes numerous educational programs and social gatherings from September to June for members and their guests.

To learn more about the Women’s Council and how to join, contact membership chair Pamela Levi, [email protected].

DID YOU KNOW?Did you know that the Gibbes Women’s Council has supported the Gibbes Museum of Art since the group was founded in 1950? These volunteers, now boasting more than 200 members, have supported the Museum in countless ways. Their legacy of impact includes the following:

– Since the 1960’s, the Women’s Council has raised funds to establish the Museum Store which now generates significant revenue to the annual operating budget.

– During the Museum renovation period, 2014–2016, the Women’s Council assisted the capital campaign and helped raise $200K to name the Museum Store.

– The Women’s Council has provided approximately $25K each year over the past 12 years to support education programs such as Art to Go. This educational outreach program in Title I schools directly helps to support the visual arts in classrooms. A $25K grant covers the program and supplies, professional development, field trip to the Gibbes, and museum educator fees for four tri-county schools.

– Since the Gibbes reopening in 2016, the Women’s Council has contributed funds to several new initiatives in the Museum including the Garden Concert Series, Chamber Music Series with the Charleston Symphony, and the Visiting Artist Series. These are all fundamental programs that reach a diverse audience and welcome visitors and members into a creative atmosphere.

– Over the past 10 years, through its annual Art of Design Luncheon and Lecture, the Women’s Council secured more than $50K per year to support exhibitions and educational programming.

ABOUT THE GIBBES MUSEUM OF ARTThe Carolina Art Association (CAA) DBA the Gibbes Museum of Art is a non-profit organization whose purpose is the cultivation of the arts and art education through the collection, exhibition, and interpretation of art objects. The CAA was chartered by the State of South Carolina in 1858 and is a co-owner, with the City of Charleston, of the Gibbes Museum of Art building which opened in 1905. Today, the Gibbes is the Lowcountry’s leading cultural institution, the premier collection of art focusing on the American South, a dynamic resource for visual learning, and one of Charleston’s most beloved and distinguished landmarks. The Museum’s vision is to sustain creative leadership by bringing the Gibbes’ outstanding historic collections, the emerging art of our time, and unique educational opportunities to the broadest possible audience, in a context of discovery.

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2012 Art of Design Speaker CAROLYNE ROEHME

2015 Art of Design Speaker HAMISH BOWLES

2016 Art of Design Speaker ANDREW PRINCE

2013 Art of Design Speaker CATHY HORNE

2019 Art of Design Speaker EVA CHEN

2011 Art of Design Speaker CHRIS GIFTOS

2017 Art of Design Speaker VERN YIP

2014 Art of Design Speaker CHARLOTTE MOSS

2018 Art of Design Speaker PLUM SYKES

2020 Art of Design Speakers CLEA SHEARER AND JOANNA TEPLIN

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IND IV IDUAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNIT IES

ALL INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS ENJOY:• Recognition in printed event collateral (if confirmed by February 3, 2020)• Acknowledgement in Gibbes Annual Report (circulated to 3,000 Charleston area households and businesses)

Special 10th Anniversary Opportunity! DIAMOND SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000 AND ABOVE (a minimum of $6,250.20 is tax deductible)• All individual sponsorship benefits• Invitation for 8 to the private sponsors’ reception held in a private home on March 3, 2020• Two tables of 10 complimentary tickets to the Art of Design Luncheon on March 4, 2020• 20 signed copies of The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals• 1 photo opportunity with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin• Table’s floral arrangement(s) • 20 complimentary one-time Museum admission passes • A 5% discount for Gibbes Museum private event rental, subject to selected space and availability________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

EMERALD SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 ,000 – $9,999 (a minimum of $2,765.10 is tax deductible)• All individual sponsorship benefits• Invitation for 4 to the private sponsors’ reception held in a private home on March 3, 2020• Table of 10 complimentary tickets to the Art of Design Luncheon on March 4, 2020• 10 signed copies of The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals• 1 photo opportunity with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin immediately following the luncheon • Table’s floral arrangement(s)• 10 complimentary one-time Museum admission passes• A 5% discount for Gibbes Museum private event rental, subject to chosen space and availability________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PLATINUM SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 ,500 – $4 ,999 (a minimum of $1,892.08 is tax deductible) • All individual sponsorship benefits• Invitation for 2 to the private sponsors’ reception held in a private home on March 3, 2020• 8 complimentary tickets to the Art of Design Luncheon on March 4, 2020• 8 signed copies of The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals• 1 photo opportunity with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin immediately following the luncheon • 8 complimentary one-time Museum admission passes________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GOLD SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2 ,500 – $3 ,499 ($1,596.04 is tax deductible) • All individual sponsorship benefits• Invitation for 2 to the private sponsors’ reception held in a private home on March 3, 2020• 4 complimentary tickets to the Art of Design Luncheon on March 4, 2020• 4 signed copies of The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals• 1 photo opportunity with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin immediately following the luncheon • 4 complimentary one-time Museum admission passes________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SILVER SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,000 – $2 ,499 (a minimum of $448.02 is tax deductible)• All individual sponsorship benefits• Invitation for 2 to the private sponsors’ reception held in a private home on March 3, 2020• 2 complimentary tickets to the Art of Design Luncheon on March 4, 2020• 2 signed copies of The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals• 1 photo opportunity with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin immediately following the luncheon • 2 complimentary one-time Museum admission passes

GIBBESMUSEUM.ORG/ARTOFDESIGN

JENA CLEM, Director of Special Events, Gibbes Museum of Art [email protected] 843.722.2706 x225

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT

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Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin master organizers, founders of The Home Edit, and television hosts

Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin are both California transplants, currently living in Nashville. Brought together by a mutual friend, it was friendship at first text, and business partnership immediately thereafter. The goal in starting The Home Edit was to reinvent traditional organizing, and merge it with design and interior styling. While every project is rooted in functional systems that can be maintained for the long term, there is just as much emphasis placed on transforming the space visually and adding their signature stylized aesthetic.

Check out celebrity projects for Gwyneth Paltrow’s pantry, Busy Philipps’s kitchen and Mandy Moore’s closet plus features from People, Elle, Martha Stewart,

Architectural Digest, and House Beautiful

on thehomeedit.com. Join over 1.4M people that follow The Home Edit on Instagram and get ready for an entertaining lecture and luncheon to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Art of Design.