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Party Photos: The Taproot Foundation's After-Work Mixer

At Dreamtime Maps Gallery, May 6, 2004

Posted May 24, 2004

mediabistro.com recently hooked up with NYC nonprofit The Taproot Foundation to host a cocktail party at the unlikeliest of places: an aboriginal art gallery. There were yummy snacks, tasty cocktails, and lots of happy media folks.

Photographs by Joshua Kryshka.

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Morie Numazawa and Shore to Shore designer Sangeetha Kowsik.	Jenny Ulloa and Nikki Thompson of Televest Daytime Programs flank Penta Dynamic Solutions' Kerwin McLaughlin.
	Anonymous partygoers Kent and Barry.
Myriad Travel Marketing's director of public relations Natalia Zapatero and media relations manager Jay Levit.
Consultant Vicki Reed and Xavier Fan.	Sid Edwards and Umbilicus Design illustrator and designer Susan Berkowitz.
Taproot Foundation managing director Fred Fields and Tennis Resorts Online editor Roger Cox, deep in conversation.	The crowd surveys the gallery's aboriginal art.

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