- November 24, 2024
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Exhibit curator Virginia Brilliant and Heidi Taylor
Don and Joann Burhart, Sam Skogstad and Executive Director Steven High
Declan J. Sheehy and Geoff Styles
Jackie Styles, Anna Von Gehr, Sarah Cartwright and Jane Skogstad
Tina Shao Napoli and Dan Napoli
Bob and Sally Theis with John Bean and Alexandra Jupin
Bernice Davis and Martin Tucker
Bob Blattberg, Alexandra Jupin, Dare Hartwell, John Hand and Rebecca Donelson
Linda Cameron and Jim McGovern
Dini Lamot and Windale Dais
Brad Goddard, Sylvia Barber and Margarete Van Antwerpen
Betsy Winder and Carol Kalikow
Steve and Lucia Almquist
Irene Bagby with Dan and Jennifer Vigne
Jeff Hotchkiss and Richard Kalikow
The courtyard of the Ulla R. and Arthur F. Searing Wing of the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art was transformed into an elegant banquet space Feb. 1.
Circle Members of The Ringling (the museum’s top donors) were treated to a cocktail reception before a welcome by Executive Director Steven High, a special preview of the new temporary exhibit and an intimate dinner.
One guest, John Hand, traveled all the way from Washington D.C. for the event. Hand is the curator for the National Gallery of Art, from which one of the paintings in the exhibit was donated.
The temporary exhibition is titled “A Feast for the Senses: Art and Experience in Medieval Europe” which showcases objects from some of the greatest collections in Europe and America, but mainly focuses on the late medieval and early Renaissance period in Europe (roughly 1300-1500).
