April 12, 2024

Frye Art Museum

Vaughan

Supp

Graybeal

Gallo

Barnett

Williams

Potter

Goralski

Washington

The Frye Art Museum board of trustees has six new members: Lele Barnett, Vittorio Gallo, Lynne Graybeal, Daria Supp, Brandon Vaughan and Mark Washington. They join current members Gail Goralski, Jennifer Potter and Stuart Williams, expanding the number of trustees from six in the previous class to nine. Barnett is an art advisor, curator and producer based in Seattle with over 20 years of experience in the art world. She works with Meta Reality Labs and other corporate and private clients. Barnett has spearheaded creative initiatives for the Starbucks Art Collection, Microsoft Art Collection, and the Washington State Arts Commission. Gallo is the senior vice president and chief scientific officer at the Seattle Children's Research Institute, also serving on the institution's executive leadership team. With an extensive background in biochemistry and neurobiology, he has played a pivotal role in various institutions, including the National Institutes of Health and Children's National Hospital. Graybeal is a partner in Perkins Coie's Intellectual Property group and chair of the firm's Arts & Entertainment practice. Her legal practice focuses on art-related transactions and collection management issues, entertainment-related transactions, and protection and enforcement of trademarks and copyrights. Supp is the founder of Zoetrope Architecture Studio, a design and architecture firm in Seattle. Over her more than 20 years of experience, she has led a variety of projects spanning from residential to commercial. Vaughan is the global director of public relations at Slalom Consulting. He has experience in communications, brand management and marketing from top tech and consumer brands, including Microsoft, T-Mobile and OfferUp. Washington, an executive vice president at CBRE, brings over 15 years of experience in commercial real estate. He is also an adjunct professor at the University of Washington. Founded in 1952, the Frye is located in an Olson Sundberg Kundig-designed building on First Hill.