Pictured (LtoR) Kelly Squazzo and Ryan Brook, Pratt Contemporaries board members; Elise Liberto, Brown Advisory private equity analyst; and Jacob Hodes, Pratt Contemporaries board chair
Pictured (LtoR) Keith Stone, Pratt Contemporaries board member; and Sarah Kapusta, University of Maryland Medical Center surgical neurophysiologistPictured (LtoR) Elizabeth Koontz, Live Baltimore employer outreach manager; Sophia Silbergeld, Greater Baltimore Committee director of membership; and Arielle Maffei, Johns Hopkins University president’s office events managerPictured (LtoR) Francesca Jean Baptiste, Maryland CASH Campaign senior program manager; Katy Peterson, Symmetry Financial Group sales executive; and Elice Garcia-Baca, Johns Hopkins Institue of Bioethics senior academic program coordinatorPictured (LtoR) Dana Ellyn, DC-based artist; Matt Sesow, AVAM exhibit artist; Jeremy Rosendale, United Way of Central Maryland Emerging Leaders United director; and Jacob Austin, United Way of Central Maryland marketing managerPictured (LtoR) Carmen Campbell, Ramal Moreland and Ned Courtemanche, Pratt Contemporaries board member; Emerson Courtemanche, 1-month-old; and Liz Courtemanche, Johns Hopkins Museums associate director of developmentPictured (LtoR) Peter DePrinzio, R. House general manager; Olivia Millspaugh, MRP Industrial development associate; and Casey Merbler, Waterfront Partnership Healthy Harbor Initiative project coordinatorPictured (LtoR) Matthew Huddle, McGuire Woods attorney; Christopher Taylor, Gaudreau, Inc.; and Eric Akelaitis, Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services project managerFirst folks toured the museum, specifically the “Shock and Awe” exhibit, where they could chat with its artist, Matt Sesow.Then, they were welcomed by AVAM founder/director Rebecca Hoffberger, after which guests adjourned to a happy hour event at Encantada, AVAM’s in-house eatery.
Down the Rabbit Hole (September 21, 2016) Members and friends of the Pratt Contemporaries – the group of young professional supporters of the Enoch Pratt Free Library – gathered at the American Visionary Art Museum for a little art appreciation, aperitifs and apps. All in anticipation of the evening’s big reveal – that of the theme of the group’s big January shindig, the Black & White Party. Get out your top hats, rabbit ears and pocket watches – it’s Alice in Wonderland!
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
