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Mary Ann and John Meyer with Teri Hansen and Roberto Cordaro
Photo by Lori SaxFaith Adesanya and Laura Stuart Wood
Photo by Lori SaxTables were set up in the museum's courtyard for dinner.
Photo by Lori SaxTables for dinner were set up in the museum's courtyard.
Photo by Lori SaxDona Scott and Paige Petersen
Photo by Lori SaxRoxanne Permesly, Elena Paul, Dean Eisner and SAM Executive Director Virginia Shearer
Photo by Lori SaxJo Ann and Don Burhart
Photo by Lori SaxMichael Ballantyne, Kimberley Pelyk and Ronald Kendall
Photo by Lori SaxTami Staas, Chloe Torri, Sam Staas and Rick and Kelli Torri
Photo by Lori SaxCamila Hatch, with artist Molly Hatch and Oliver Hatch
Photo by Lori SaxAnn and Bob Essner and Diane Weaver
Photo by Lori SaxBrad Goddard with Marcia and John Fitzgerald
Photo by Lori SaxShary Price and Lisa Clucas
Photo by Lori SaxSAM Executive Director Virginia Shearer and Michael Klauber
Photo by Lori SaxMolly Hatch and Kimberley Pelyk
Photo by Lori SaxJohn and Charlotte Suhler
Photo by Lori SaxAnn Casadio and Tricia Mire
Photo by Lori SaxOliver and Camila Hatch with John Polak and Gael Brown
Photo by Lori SaxRonald Kendall, Roxanne Permesly and Michael Ballantyne
Photo by Lori SaxMichael and Marcy Klein
Photo by Lori SaxSkip and Janis Swan
Photo by Lori SaxExecutive Director of Sarasota Art Museum Virginia Shearer
Photo by Lori SaxBrad Goddard addresses the guests
Photo by Lori SaxEach guest received a hand-painted plate by the event's artist, Molly Hatch.
Photo by Lori SaxAs if dining under the stars in the picturesque courtyard of the Sarasota Art Museum wasn't enough for attendees of SAM's En Plein Air Wine Dinner on April 26, they also left with a special gift: a plate hand-painted by the guest of honor, artist Molly Hatch.
About 75 people enjoyed the four-course meal, with each course paired with wines from Bordeaux, and celebrated Hatch's new installation, "Amalgam." The installation is a collection of uniquely designed plates that come together to form a brilliant piece spanning two floors of the museum as part of its Inside Out program.
Proceeds from the evening benefit the museum, which is dedicated to showcasing and celebrating new works of art in Sarasota.
