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CAPP at 10 Opening Reception, Jan 28, 2016

_{Birthday cake was served in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Contemporary Art Purchasing Program (CAPP). Photo: Grace DeWitt.}

 

_{Dr. Marsha Guenzler-Stevens shares personal reflections on the history and accomplishments of the Contemporary Art Purchasing Program (CAPP). Photo: Grace DeWitt.}

 

_{Dr. Marsha Guenzler-Stevens and Gallery Coordinator Cecilia Wichmann. Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{Guests with Susan Rankaitis's My Name is For My Friends (2005). Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{Visitors take in works by Wafaa Bilal and Shimon Attie. Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{Dara Koppelman UMD '07 spends time with Shimon Attie's Auguststrasse/Ecke Tucholskystrasse, Berlin, 1993, selected by her own CAPP committee group in 2007.}

 

_{The crowd celebrates the tenth anniversary of the Contemporary Art Purchasing Program. Photo: Grace DeWitt.}

 

_{Gallery Docent Yvette Yu and Art History PhD Student Amanda Chen with Barbara Probst's Exposure #43: Barmsee, Bavaria, 08.18.06, 4:02 p.m. (2006). Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{A guest with Barbara Probst's Exposure #43: Barmsee, Bavaria, 08.18.06, 4:02 p.m. (2006). Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{A guest looks at Lorna Simpson's 2002 print portfolio 15 Mouths, acquired in 2007. Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{Dr. Joshua Shannon, CAPP Advisory Board Member, and Maggie Michael, whose painting Throw (2006) was acquired by CAPP in 2007 with with Barbara Probst's Exposure #43: Barmsee, Bavaria, 08.18.06, 4:02 p.m. (2006). Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}

 

_{Artist Maggie Michael chats about her work Throw (2006), acquired by the inaugural CAPP committee in 2006–2007, with reception guests. Photo: Christopher Bugtong.}