nstein of Birmingham
Alex Stotland of
irmingttarn with Josh
Goldberg-4nd Stephanie
Goldberg•6f Beiltiey

Jennifer Rosenthal of
Washington D.C. with Jordan -

:Glass of West bloomfield and
Aaron Scheinfield and Rachel

Weber, both of Troy

"As a young parent, we have to sup-
grew into an intense love affair, which
port the arts," said Renee Janovsky of
continued during the creation of some
Grosse Pointe Farms. "It's so important
of Rodin's most well-known master-
that this is here for our children in the
pieces. Then, Rodin's fame and
Claudel's struggle for recognition pulled future?'
Also spotted in the crowd at the Nov.
them apart. Photos and love letters
17 event were: Michelle Ilitch of
accompany their-works on display at
Farmington Hills; Stephanie and Josh
the DIA through Feb. 5.
Goldberg of Berkley; Lilly Epstein, Alex
"It's stunning," said Robi Mitra of
Beverly Hills, a Founders Junior Council Stotland, Heidi and Hank Wineman,
Beth Stollman and Stacey Cohen, all of
board member. "It's this interesting
Birmingham; Lilly and Howard
meld of their two bodies of work corn-
Jacobson and Stefenie Sasson, all of
ing together and then going apart."
Bloomfield Hills; Jordan Glass and
Partygoers strolled through the
Nicole and Richard Kovacs, all of West
exhibit and also mingled in the DIA's
- Bloomfield; and Lowell and Jen
Kresge Court, sipping cocktails and
Friedman, Shayna and Josh Levine,
sampling hors d'oeuvres. The gathering
Gayle and Lorne Gold, and Amy
was one of several ArtSeen events held
each year, meant to expose young adults Brodsky, all of Huntington Woods. ❑
to fine art.

Jill Ruben and

Jordan Levin of
Farmington Hills

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