Jean Hart Kislak

Background

Kislak, Jean Hart was born in 1931. Daughter of Frank Ernest and Isabelle Tayor (Ellis) Hart.

Education

Student, Peace Junior College, Raleigh, North Carolina. Student, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina.

Career

With Storer Broadcasting Company, Miami, Florida, Southeast Banks, N.A., Miami, 1974-1984, art director, 1974-1984. Member Governor Florida Panel Visual Arts, 1979-1981. Art consultant, since 1974.

International representative Christies, Inc., 1998—2001. Member art and archtecture committee Library. of Congress, Washington, 2003.

Achievements

• Jean Hart Kislak has been listed as a noteworthy art director by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board directors Viscaya Museum, Miami, 1963, Beaux Arts, University Miami, 1968, Theatre Art Patrons, Miami, 1968, National Wildflower Association, 1991, National Endowment of the Humanities, Florida, 1992, Miami (Florida) Humane Society, 2006, Farnsworth Museum, Rockland, Maine, 2006. Coordinator Art In Public Pls., 1970. Trustee Dade County Zoological Society, since 1988, Miami Art Museum, Barry College Charter School.

Member Bacardi Imports Art Board, 1983-1989, 98—, Florida State Board Art Council, 1987, Miami Art Museum (formerly Dade County Center for the Arts Board), 1989-1999. Member executive board Zoological Society Florida, 1994. Member Florida Humanities Board, 1994.

Member visual arts committee Library. Congress, 2002; board member Camden-Rockland Maine Animal Shelter, since 2007. Member 1805 Club (London, honorary vice president since 1993), Kislak Foundation (board directors since 1997), Grolier Club (New York City).

Connections

Married William I. Herendeen, August 23, 1952 (divorced February 1956). Married Louis G. Johnson, January 31, 1959 (divorced February 1975). 1 child, Jennifer Taylor Johnson.

Married Jay Kislak, April 7, 1985.

Father:

Frank Ernest Hart

Mother:

Isabelle Tayor (Ellis) Hart

Spouse:

Jay Kislak

Spouse:

Louis G. Johnson

Spouse:

William I. Herendeen

child:

Jennifer Taylor Johnson Kislak