Addison Artist Council

Join our community of artists and supporters shaping the future of American Art!

Since its founding, the Addison has exhibited and acquired contemporary art with a boldness and enthusiasm rare for a museum of its size and unique location on the campus of a secondary school. Often the first museum in New England, if not the U.S., to introduce an artist’s work or mount a retrospective, the Addison’s storied history includes many “firsts” with exhibitions, acquisitions, or residencies by such highly regarded artists as Josef Albers, Ruth Asawa, Hans Hofmann, Andy Warhol, and Francesca Woodman. When you join the Addison Artist Council (AAC), you help award an American artist with the Bartlett H. Hayes Jr. Prize, providing them with the opportunity for their first U.S. solo museum show, an artist’s residency, a publication, and an acquisition of their work for the Addison’s permanent collection.

Help shape the future of American art by becoming a member of the Addison Artist Council! Renew or join today to stay up to date on news pertaining to the Fall 2025 residency and exhibition featuring Tommy Kha, the 2025 Hayes Prize winner. You’ll also learn more about how you can participate in the process for the selection of our next prize winner.

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

Friends ($50 and above): Invitation to art-related events nationwide and a vote on which artwork the Addison should acquire from the Hayes Prize Winner for its permanent collection (available to alumni within fifteen years of graduation, artists, and art workers).

Partners ($500 and above): All Friends benefits plus receipt of an AAC exhibition publication and a private tour of the exhibition.

Sustainers ($1,778 and above): All Partner benefits plus an invitation to the opening dinner.

Founders ($10,000 and above): All Sustainer benefits plus participation in the final vote for next year’s Hayes Prize artist and acknowledgement in AAC exhibition signage, promotional materials, and publications.

AAC Steering Committee

Liz Collins ‘86
Susan M. Cross ‘85
Andrea Feldman Falcione ‘83
Abigail Ross Goodman ‘94

Eric Gottesman ‘94
Timothy Griffin ‘88
Noah Hornik ‘15
Nicholas Olney ‘94

Thor Shannon ‘09
Sarah Wendell Sherrill ‘04
Alexa Reid Smith ‘07
Jason Tyler ‘01 (In Memoriam)

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Jen Pieroni
Phillips Academy
180 Main Street
Andover, MA 01810

jp******@*****er.edu

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Bartlett H. Hayes Prize Recipients

2023:

Reggie Burrows Hodges

Exhibition | Residency | Publication | Acquisition

2025:

Tommy Kha

Exhibition | Residency | Publication | Acquisition