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Staff/Board
MAP Staff
Amy Cavanaugh Royce
Executive DirectorCaitlin Gill
Directory Coordinator and Exhibitions/Program ManagerElisha Coleman
Administrative AssistantRodney Downes
Building EngineerNick Bosi
Fall Intern: B.A. candidate Loyola UniversityJoan Cooke
Fall Intern: Graduated Savannah College of Art and DesignJames Hwang
Fall Intern: B.A. candidate MICAEmma Matthews
Fall Intern: B.A. candidate Ringling College of Art and DesignCameron Minor
Fall Intern: B.A. candidate Morgan Sate UniversityCamille Ollivierre
Fall Intern: B.A. Candidate UMBCMAP Board of Trustees
Christopher Janian
MAP Board ChairVitruvius Co.
Elizabeth S. Courtemanche
MAP Board PresidentSenior Director of Advancement
Baltimore Museum of Art
LaVerne Canady
Director, US ProgramsFHI, 360
Hon. Stephan W. Fogleman
Retired JudgeKathleen Hamill
Director, Modern & Contemporary ArtAlex Cooper Auctions
Joe Konigsberg
Corporate AttorneyThales Defense & Security
Doug Koschalk
FounderElemental Metalworks
Amanda Moore
Assistant Vice PresidentCCS Fundraising
Kathy O'Dell
Assc. Prof. Visual Arts + Special Asst. to the Dean for Education & Arts Partnerships, UMBCUMBC
Douglas R. Kington
Broker/OwnerRE/MAX Commercial Logic
Lisa Reed
AssociateCannon Design
Paul Ruppert
President & CEOBaltimore Public Markets Corporation
Tobore Sefia
Master Control OperatorAl Jazeera Network
Kendrick Tilghman
Owner5Starr Enterprise LLC
Program Advisory Committee
The Programming Advisory Committee or PAC is comprised of Maryland area artists and arts professionals who provide analyses and responses to proposals and annual exhibitions several times a year. The PAC informs the organization on contemporary art trends and best practices.Joe Letourneau
ChairpersonLaure Drogoul
Co-chairChristopher Attenborough
Kyle Bauer
Kelley Bell
Amanda Burnham
Thomas James
Melissa Penley Cormier
Ada Pinkston
Amy Eva Raehse
Steven H. Silberg
Carlyn Thomas
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Maryland Art Place (MAP) inspires, supports, and encourages artistic expression through innovative programming, exhibitions, and educational opportunities while recognizing the powerful impact art can have on our community. MAP creates a dynamic environment for artists of our time to engage the public by nurturing and promoting new ideas. MAP has served as a critical resource for contemporary art in the Mid-Atlantic since 1981.