- October 20, 2017
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Helen Sermini offers Kim Minichiello a dessert.
Mike Donohue, community outreach and administrative coordinator for the Orange County Library System, was all smiles with his mom, Debbie Donohue.
Victoria and Natalia Guerrero, daughters of Women in the Arts founder Maria Guerrero, were happy to support their mother and local artists.
Local artists celebrated their accomplishments at the reception. From left: Eliza Pineau, Kim Minichiello, Peggi Nadeau, Kathy Stutzman, Audrey Phillips, Jean Banas, Ashlyn Bapst, Mindy Colton, Danielle Culibao and Maria Guerrero.
Kim Minichiello and Kathy Stutzman loved meeting each other.
Vicky Goodall and Debbie Donohue enjoyed the light bites offered.
Shannon Fitzgerald, Katherine Navaro and Azela Santana had a great time at the reception.
Anna McCambridge-Thomas, Vicki M. Jones and Kim Minichiello loved meeting each other.
ORLANDO Nineteen women — some local and some with international roots — were recognized for their artistry during the Women in the Arts Awards ceremony and reception Saturday, March 24. Held at the Orlando Public Library, the event honored the women for their artistic accomplishments and techniques. West Orange-area artist Kim Minichiello received a Level II Professional Award for her watercolor painting “Odd Man Out.” Other Orange County artists honored include: Danielle Culibao, Hye Shin, Anna Thorne, Mindy Colton, Jennifer Payne, Karin Connolly, Eliza Pineau and Ashlyn Mae Bapst.
