Carl Mario Nudi, Sarafina Murphy-Gibson, Ivy Sunflower, Marina Elaine and Sarah Jefferies on the promenade deck.
Janet Combs
Black Tie
Share
CAMERA READY
What: Unconventional Evening
Benefiting: Sarasota Art Museum
When: Feb. 18
Where: Sarasota Art Museum
Sarasota High School seniors Mackenzie Hirstein and Luci Crisp flank SAM's Unconventional Evening hostess Virginia Shearer and her husband, Arkady Medovoy.
Janet Combs
Bonnie McCormick is ready for the multi-era prom night held at Sarasota Art Museum for 70 guests on Feb. 18.
Janet Combs
Sarasota Art Museum SAM held its annual Unconventional Evening celebrating proms through the eras and candy cigarettes lit up the swag.
Janet Combs
What came first — his name or his post journalist second career? Meet one of Ringling College of Art's figure models, Carl Mario Nudi.
Janet Combs
Faith Adesanya, Tricia Mire, Laura Stuart Wood, Dave Gaul, Bonnie McCormick, Ella McIver and Anna Seguin
Janet Combs
Mackenzie Hirstein, Deborah Hill, Dave Flach and Luci Crisp
Janet Combs
Elilsabeth Waters and Denys Laptiev on the promenade at Sarasota Art Musuem.
Janet Combs
Cheers to Mackenzie Hirstein, Leslee and Mike Davis and Luci Crisp.
Janet Combs
Kimberley Pelyk
Janet Combs
Matthew Sheets and Jordyn Irelan are ready to prom with Scott Swan.
Janet Combs
Peter and Debbie Maltese
Janet Combs
Arkady Medovoy and Wendy Surkin catch up before they go to art class at SAM's Unconventional Evening.
Janet Combs
Virginia Shearer and Lauren Hersh
Janet Combs
Mike and Leslee Davis
Janet Combs
Prom goals are unlocked with style and smiles from Kimberley Pelyk and Elisabeth Waters.
Janet Combs
The art and the tux: Carl Mario Nudi and Roxanne Permesly
Janet Combs
Veronica Brady and Keith Monda
Janet Combs
Scott Swan with Autumn Steiner
Janet Combs
Brad Goddard and Lisa Clucas
Janet Combs
Faith Adesanya and Margo Tibbe await their guests who will be immersed in a prom-themed event at Sarasota Art Museum's annual Unconventional Evening.
Janet Combs
Who remembers the clackety-clack of the Smith-Corona and "FDSA space JKLsemi" from typing classes in the '60s-'70s?
Janet Combs
Fun fact: Rubik's Cube was invented in 1974 in Budapest by a Hungarian professor named Erno Rubik. More than 500 million official pieces have been sold since the international launch in 1980.
