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of a new art museum director. In consultation with the San
Francisco-based executive search firm m/Oppenheim Associates, a job description was created that stressed the desire for Newfields to diversify its audience over time without losing supporters who made up its current "core, white art audience". The phrase received widespread backlash and sparked a larger discussion of what was described by some former employees as a “toxic” and “discriminatory” culture at the IMA. An open letter from 85 Newfields employees and members of the board of governors, as well as another from more than 1,900 artists, local arts leaders and former employees of the museum, both called for his removal. Venable submitted his resignation on February 17, 2021.
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who left the museum in late 2011. In April 2015, Venable and the board ended the organization's long-standing policy of free admission to all visitors, a move which was largely criticized by the media and patrons, but that the museum maintained was needed for financial stability. In 2017, Venable led
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In 2019, Venable sought to improve the quality of the IMA’s art collection, as well as reduce the amount of money the museum spent on art storage. The museum spent $ 5.6 million per year to store and maintain the art, and in 2018, the museum needed to double its storage space at what would have been
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a cost of $ 12 million. He initiated a seven-year review of all 55,000 art objects in the collection, asking curators to rank them in terms of quality from a high "A" to low "D". This exercise allowed the institution to identify and promote its masterpieces, while slating lower quality pieces for
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in accordance with national museum standards. Venable's thoughts on the unsustainability of rapid collection growth and building expansions to accommodate more and more art brought him national attention, but proved controversial to some, including the IMA's staff.
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Indianapolis Museum of Art § Time under
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in 2007, where he served as the director. In 2012, Venable became the director of the
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Venable has edited and written several scholarly publications. His book,
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1061:"Why CityLab's Kriston Capps calls Newfields a travesty: an interview"
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Tiffany, Gorham, and the Height of American Silver : 1840-1930.
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Decorative Art Highlights from the Wendy and Emery Reves Collection
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China and Glass in American, 1880-1980: From Table Top to TV Tray
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Museums Venable has worked at. Left to right, top to bottom: The
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in 1986 as its first curator of decorative arts. His book,
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People associated with Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library
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Silver in American, 1840-1940: A Century of Splendor
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Silver in America, 1840-1940: A Century of Splendor
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1659:. No. 25 May 2021. Archived from
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239:Venable was hired in 2002 by the
133:Charles Lane Venable was born in
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33:Charles Lane Venable
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