- July 26, 2024
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This piece is part of Natasha Mazurka: Order Systems.
This piece is part of Natasha Mazurka: Order Systems.
This piece is part of Natasha Mazurka: Order Systems.
This piece is part of Natasha Mazurka: Order Systems.
Guests had dinner after viewing the exhibits.
Dinner was served outside on the museum grounds.
Kim Masson, Artist Teo Gonzales and Linda Monda
Michelle Young, Natasha Mazurka and Ola Wlusek
Jake Lee-High, Randi Brandt and Executive Director Steven High
Sylvia Barber and Charmian Noel
Judith Economos and Christine Jennings
Janice and Howard Tibbals with Declan Sheehy
JoAnn and Don Burhart
Joanne and Peter Powers with Hermione Gilpin
Andrew Economos and Jeff Hotchkiss
Keith and Linda Monda
One of Keith and Linda Monda's promised pieces for Interpolations: Artworks from The Ringling and Monda Collections.
A piece from Interpolations: Artworks from The Ringling and Monda Collections.
A piece from Interpolations: Artworks from The Ringling and Monda Collections.
One of the Monda's promised pieces for Interpolations: Artworks from The Ringling and Monda Collections.
Circle Members were invited March 13 to the John & Mable Ringling Museum to get a first look at two new exhibitions.
After a short cocktail hour, guests toured the exhibits.
The first is Natasha Mazurka: Order Systems. Mazurka is a Canadian artist debuting her new body of paintings, embossings and site-specific installations using textured layers of colored vinyl. This is her first US installation. The exhibit is open to the public March 18 through Sept. 29.
The second exhibit brings together both artworks from The Ringling’s permanent collection of modern and contemporary art and pieces from Keith D. and Linda L. Monda’s private collection. Interpolations: Artworks from The Ringling and Monda Collections is the first combination of The Ringling's and a private collection. The pieces donated by the Mondas include Teo González’s mixed media Untitled #406 (2006), Yayoi Kusama’s monumental painting Infinity Dots (1993), Beverly Pepper’s steel sculpture Curvae in Curvae (2012) (installed on the Museum grounds in 2018) and Richard Serra’s print Untitled (1990).
After viewing the exhibits, guests enjoyed dinner on the grounds of the museum.