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	Contact Information Judy Gough, Secretary to the Museums jgough@famsf.org Roster of Trustees Adolphus Andrews, Jr. Edward D. Baker III Roger Barnett Carol W. Casey Iris S. Chan David H. S. Chung Barnaby Conrad III Marion Moore Cope, Vice President for Annual Support Penny Coulter Molly Murphy Crowley Belva Davis, Vice President Juliet de Baubigny Denise B. Fitch Harrison S. Fraker, Jr., FAIA Karen B. Francois John A. Friede Elise Friedman Carlos A. Garcia Frankie Jacobs Gillette Lauren Hall Gretchen Kimball Janet W. Lamkin David Lamond Kathryn Lasater Lawrence B. Low Monica Maduro, Vice President for Marketing and Audience Development Nancy McFadden Carl Pascarella Marianne H. Peterson Jeanne Robertson Venetta S. Rohal Lisa M. Sardegna Arlene Schnitzer Randolph R. Scott Susan Swartz Jim Tananbaum Jeana Toney Trevor D. Traina Lonna Wais Robert T. Wall Diane B. Wilsey, President David Winton Lisa Zanze

"The Board is responsible for the protection and conservation of the assets of the Fine Arts Museums and for setting the public course the Museums will follow. The Board shall assure that the Museums are open, accessible and vital contributors to the cultural life of the City and County, and that the Museums' programs bring art appreciation and education to all the people of the City and County."
--San Francisco Charter, Section 5.105

Mission
The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco have rendered a century of public service in the arts, and it is our mission to extend that service into the next century. More specifically, our mission encompasses the following goals:

To present a range of exhibitions of high quality which serve, are accessible to, and will draw broad audiences
To provide extensive and innovative art education programs for people of all ages and interests
To actively involve a diverse public in all of the museums' activities
To conserve the objects in our care
To collect new objects relevant to the collections through purchase and gift while affording a hospitable place for collectors in the community to donate art to the public with complete confidence
To research and publicize the collections through scholarly publishing
To maintain two museums outfitted to deliver exceptional visitor safety, comfort, and access as well as the environmental conditions necessary to preserve and protect art
To operate within our goals with state-of-the-art efficiency
To contribute to the economy and culture of San Francisco

In summary, the Fine Arts Museums continue to serve as one of the premiere public institutions in the western United States, existing to provide its community and region with high quality exhibitions, programs, education and outreach, and to care for San Francisco's esteemed art collection.