Officers and Board of Directors, 2010-2011

Officers:

• President: Ann Oppenhimer, Richmond, Va., retired art history teacher, University of Richmond.
• Vice President: Thomas Brumfield Jr., Largo, Fla., president, Eastern Furniture.
• Chief Financial Officer: William Oppenhimer, Richmond, Va., retired obstetrician/gynecologist.

Board Members:

• Kathy Johnson Bowles, Farmville, Va., director, Longwood Center for the Visual Arts.
• Donna Brumfield, Largo, Fla., collector, designer.
• Karen Emroch, Richmond, Va., community volunteer.
• Ray Kass, Christiansburg, Va., artist, emeritus professor of art, Virginia Tech.
• John McDonald, Glen Allen, Va., attorney, model train collector.
• Mary K. McDonald, Glen Allen, Va., realtor.
• James Sellman, Richmond, Va., clinical psychiatrist.
• Arthur Shaheen, Blacksburg, Va., attorney.
• Francis Thompson, Richmond, Va., art program supervisor, CBRE.
• David Whaley, Richmond, Va., director of publications and visual arts, Longwood University.

National Advisory Board of the Folk Art Society of America, 2010-2011:

• Jim Arient, Naperville, Ill., dentist, collector.
• Beth Arient, Naperville, Ill., collector.
• Didi Barrett, New York, N.Y., former editor, The Clarion.
• Russell Bowman, Chicago, Ill., gallerist, former director, Milwaukee Art Museum.
• Marilyn Bradley, Egg Harbor, Wis., collector.
• Orren Bradley, Egg Harbor, Wis., retired Macy’s executive, collector.
• Lynne Browne, Atlanta, Ga., collector, senior correspondent for Folk Art Messenger.
• Georgine Clarke, Montgomery, Ala., Alabama State Council for the Arts.
• Wyatt Collins, New Iberia, La., retired attorney, high school teacher.
• Susan Mitchell Crawley, Atlanta, Ga., folk art curator, High Museum of Art.
• Carol Crown, Memphis, Tenn., professor of art history, University of Memphis.
• Harriet Finkelstein, Boston, Mass., retired tax accountant, collector.
• John Foster, St. Louis, Mo., designer, founder of ENVISION Folk Art.
• Tony Gengarelly, Brattleboro, Vt., professor of art history and museum studies, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.
• Kurt Gitter, New Orleans, La., retired retinal surgeon, collector.
• Bill Glennon, Huntley, Ill., retired businessman, collector.
• Baron Gordon, Williamsburg, Va., retired member New York Stock Exchange, collector.
• Ellin Gordon, Williamsburg, Va., retired admissions director, Rye County Day School, collector.
• Kevin Grogan, Augusta, Ga., director, The Morris Museum.
• Lynda Roscoe Hartigan, Salem, Mass., chief curator, Peabody Essex Museum.
• Jeffrey Hayes, Whitefish Bay, Wis., professor of art history, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
• Larry Kent, Vista, Calif., president, Kent’s Bromeliads, collector.
• Randall Lott, Tampa. Fla., software executive, collector.
• George Meyer, Bloomfield Village, Mich., attorney, collector.
• Kay Meyer, Bloomfield Village, Mich., chairman of crisis intervention organization.
• Carol Millsom, New York, N. Y., retired professor of education, New York University.
• Mary Mitchell, Santa Fe, N. M., artist, writer.
• Deborah Quirk, Tesuque, N. M., businesswoman, collector.
• Cheryl Rivers, Brooklyn, N. Y., art history professor.
• Chuck Rosenak, Coral Gables, Fla., retired attorney, author, collector.
• Jan Rosenak, Coral Gables, Fla., attorney, author, collector.
• Thomas Scanlin, Dahlonega, Ga., jeweler, collector.
• Betty-Carol Sellen, Deale, Md., retired librarian, Brooklyn College, author.
• Stephanie Smither, Houston, Tex., collector.
• John Turner, Berkeley, Calif., retired news editor, KGO-TV, author.
• George Viener, Reading, Penn., gallery owner, collector.
• Jean Weiller, Sarasota, Fla., designer, artist.
• Ted Weiller, Sarasota, Fla., businessman, collector.
• Gerard Wertkin, New York, N. Y., former director, American Folk Art Museum.
• Alice Yelen, New Orleans, La., director of education, New Orleans Museum of Art.