2018 Members Exhibition

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September 22, 2019 - January 5, 2020

Featured in this year’s show are: Greta Anderson, Richard Begbie, Nancy Boney, Zenna Broomer, Patricia Cudd, Sarah Dougan, Yael Eisner, Maximus Faragalla, Pat Feeney-Murrell, James Fiorentino, Faith Frankel, Terri Fraser, Virginia Gifford, Gayathri Gowri Shankar, Lisa Hewett Heilman, James Irvine, Mariejon de Jong-Buijs, Nancy Koenigsberg, Joy Kreves, Matthew Kriegler, Dorine Lerner, Judi Lieberman, Mare McClellan, Kathleen McSherry, William Miller, Doug Munch, Paul Murray, Duane Potosky, Phyllis Raskin, Robert Reid, Donald Robinson, Elena Stokes, Shirley Supp, Robert Sussna, Jan Ten Broeke, Peggye Cole Tombro, Laura Trisiano, Kazaan Viveiros, Rob Wederich, Katie Weiss and Andrea Zinn.

Selections for our juried show were made by Michael Bzdak, the Global Director of Employee Engagement in the office of Global Community Impact at Johnson & Johnson. In that role, he manages J&J’s’s efforts to engage employees in social impact work. Bzdak chose from roughly 80 entries submitted by HAM members this summer.

The Members Exhibition will open with a reception on Sunday, Sept. 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome. It runs until Jan. 6, 2019.

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