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(B)road to Ten

(B)road to Ten

 

The MSU Broad Art Museum, together with Gala Co-Chairs and Host Committee, proudly celebrated our 10th anniversary year with (B)road to Ten, a premier fundraising event benefitting the new Open Storage Center—a project designed to bring major parts of our collection out of private, offsite storage and into the museum for public enjoyment.

The memorable evening included a scrumptious strolling dinner, bar with signature drinks, spectacular light displays, live entertainment, incredible art, and more.

Thanks to the generous support of MSU Federal Credit Union, Alan + Rebecca Ross, and Dr. Teresa K. Woodruff + Dr. Thomas V. O’Halloran, every dollar raised by this event will directly support the Open Storage Center project.

Thank you to all of our sponsors for helping turn this project into a reality! Presenting Sponsor: MSU Federal Credit Union. Platinum Sponsors: Alan and Rebecca Ross; Teresa K. Woodruff, Ph.D., Michigan State University Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and Thomas V. O’Halloran, Ph.D., MSU Foundation Professor, Microbiology & Molecular Genetics; Edwin H. and Wanda Hayes Eichler. Gold Sponsors: WLNS and WLNS.com. Silver Sponsors: Dr. Christopher Abood; Bill and Mary Burdett; Ian Stallings and Steven Scutt; Foster Swift Collins & Smith, PC. Individual Sponsors: John and Ethel Anthony; Michael and Paula Koppisch; Judith Stoddart and A.C. Goodson; Michigan Dance Council.

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Open Storage

The MSU Broad Art Museum’s collection contains over 10,000 works ranging from ancient art to modern and contemporary pieces, spanning the globe and the range of art history. However, only a portion of this collection is displayed at any given time due to space limitations and other factors.

To address some of these constraints, and to provide greater access to our collection and the arts more broadly, the Open Storage Center project was born. Open Storage is a concept that provides a behind-the-scenes look at ‘stored’ items not typically on view to the public.

By constructing an Open Storage Center in the museum’s lower level, we can enhance community access to the museum’s ever-growing collection and create additional opportunities for continued engagement with the arts.

MAKE YOUR GIFT TO THE OPEN STORAGE CENTER

 

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