On Thursday, April 29th, the Bass Museum of Art hosted a members-only event to inaugurate their new Egyptian Gallery in Miami Beach. "A Night at the Museum" revealed the only mummy and Sarcophagi in Florida. The nearest Egyptian Gallery is currently located in Atlanta, Georgia so take advantage of this local exhibition. During last night's premiere, guests enjoyed cocktails by Grey Goose Vodka along with an assortment of chocolate and vanilla desserts by Stella's Sweet Shoppe. This was definitely a nice treat!
The new Egyptian gallery showcases one of the world’s oldest and most mysterious civilizations from its surviving artifacts. On your visit, you can see statues, reliefs, paintings, coffins and a mummy made in Egypt between 3000 and 332 BCE.
Ana María Canseco and Alfredo J. Gonzalez were in attendance to see the new Egyptian Gallery. Ana María is one of the television hosts on Univision's Morning Show, Despierta America. Tune in every weekday morning from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. or visit http://bit.ly/UfIbV.
Christina Getty-Maercks (Board Member and Chairperson of "A Night at the Museum") along with Bass Museum's Executive Director Silvia Cubiña.
Yolanda Berkowitz, Suzanne DeWilt and Daniela Swaebe.
Yigny, Lizzy and Valerie Restrepo
Katya Segovia, Oscar Seikaly and Gina Beekman
Jennifer Sazant, Michele Berlowitz and Hollen Rosenberg
To attend similar events, you may purchase a one year membership to the Bass Museum of Art for $125. Once you're a member, enjoy unlimited access to special events (2 guest passes per event), invitations to special receptions and reciprocal benefits at over 80 participating museums. The list of perks continues so visit www.bassmuseum.org for more information. For those who wish to visit the Egyptian Gallery: the exhibition officially opens to the public TODAY, April 30th. Swing by with your friends and admire these precious ancient artifacts. The Bass Museum of Art is located at 2121 Park Avenue in Miami Beach.
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