Hunterdon Art Museum

“The organization has retained an external accounting firm to prepare its form 990 and has established the following review process to ensure that the information reported is complete and accurate. A draft of form 990 is reviewed by the finance committee prior to the form being filed. Any questions or comments are addressed to the executive director. Once any questions on the draft form 990 are resolved, the changes are made to the form. The final form 990 is then provided to each member of the board of directors by email. Board members are encouraged to review and ask any questions about it by email or at the next board meeting. At the board meeting, the board votes to approve the form 990. Upon the board's approval, the final form 990 is signed and filed with the internal revenue service.”

“The organization's conflict of interest policy covers all officers, direct ors and key employees. Full disclosure of conflicts of interest includes a ctual and potential conflicts involving family members, affiliated entitie s and affiliated trusts. The conflict of interest statements are distribut ed to all covered persons upon the commencement of a person's relationship”

“The executive director determines compensation for all employees based upo n the use of annual percentage increases and knowledge of regional wage tr ends for comparable personnel, taking into account the museum's resources. The governance committee of the board determines the compensation for the executive director based on the same considerations. The board approves aggregate compensation during the annual budget meeting.”

“The executive director determines compensation for all employees based upo n the use of annual percentage increases and knowledge of regional wage tr ends for comparable personnel, taking into account the museum's resources. The governance committee approves aggregate compensation during the annual budget meeting.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial stateme nts are always available to the public at the organization's office or by request.”

“For sixty six years the hunterdon art museum in clinton, new jersey has served as an invaluable cultural and educational resource for new jersey and the surrounding areas and has carried out its mission to engage people with contemporary art, craft, and design in ways that educate, challenge and inspire. Hunterdon countys only art museum is located in an 1836 gristmill that is on the state and national historic registers. The four- story building has three floors of exhibition space and one floor of art studios. The museum presents approximately thirteen exhibitions annually and offers over 300 studio art courses, workshops, and art camps, including classes for those with developmental disabilities. Programs for schools include young artists showcase, which for more than twenty five years has brought students from nearly thirty schools to the museum for workshops and exhibitions of student work. In the most recent year there were more than 30,000 visitors to the museums grounds, exhibitions, lectures, workshops, studio art classes, camps, interpretive programs and community events. The museum's admission fee is 7 for adults, 5 for seniors, military, and students; members and children under 12 are free.”

“Thousands of students the opportunity to exhibit their artwork and participate in workshops through our young artists showcase.”

“By mary ostereicher hamill, that calls into question contemporary art's engagement with issues of human suffering and privilege. On our toshiko takaezu terrace bronze sculptures by renown artists tom otterness and toshiko takaezu are accessible to the public 24/7.”