Women in Fund Finance and Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management hosted a spectacular networking event at The National Arts Club in New York City yesterday evening. Dozens of Fund Finance professionals gathered in-person for the first time in well over 18 months to network, mingle and view some of Andy Warhol’s iconic works as well as some of his rarely-seen prints.
For those unfamiliar with Andy Warhol and his "pop art," he acquired worldwide fame during the 1960s through his work in many media, including painting, sculpture, filmmaking, publishing and printmaking, with the latter being a central part of his art and his way of viewing the world. Through prints, Warhol explored the aesthetics and mechanics of mass-produced images and popular culture.
While the works on display were definitely worth the visit, it was the community and conversations that took place that were most impactful. We are grateful to Women in Fund Finance, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management and The National Arts Club for hosting such a wonderful event and look forward to future gatherings.
