Image Courtesy of the Michael C. Carlos Museum of Emory University/Photo by Kay Hinton

Funding for this exhibition is provided by the Jacob G. Schmidlapp Fund, Fifth Third Bank Trustee. This exhibition is sponsored by Fifth Third Bank, the Huntington Mall, the West Virginia Humanities Council, the Cabell County Commission, and West Virginia, Wild and Wonderful. This project was made possible by the Museum Loan Network, which facilitates the long-term loan of art and objects of cultural heritage among U.S. institutions as a way to enhance the installations of museums, thus enabling them to better serve their communities. The MLN grant programs help museums respond to the increasing public demand for installations that are relevant to a range of age groups and cultural heritages, and to provide better artistic, cultural, and historical contexts for works on display. The MLN programs have led to the sharing of objects among different types of museums, fostering collaborations between institutions of varying size and discipline throughout the United States. Funded and initiated by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and The Pew Charitable Trusts, the MLN is administered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Office of the Arts.   This project is made possible by the Museum Loan Network, the Cabell County Commission, and these fine local sponsors: Special Thanks HMA appreciates the help and support for this exhibition given by Ken Fox of Magic Makers, Derek Hyman of the Greater Huntington Theatre Corporation, the Huntington Symphony Orchestra, and Big Sandy Superstores.