David Marcel
I am a mixed Media Artist that gravitates toward texture and movement. I enjoy working with modeling paste and oil/ soft pastel along with charcoal, acrylic & oil paint to create a unique flow either in short burst or thick long flowing strokes. The tools I use are mainly based on my mood at the time working on a piece, could be anything from a brush / trowel / paper towel, string or even fingers. I love to experiment by using different mediums.
David Cunningham
David Cunningham is a passionate muralist and teaching artist living and working in Baltimore City. He has built student centered mural projects with the MSAC Artist in Residence and Arts in Education program since 1998 and has created stage scenery, interactive murals, historical based murals with students grades 5-12.  His after school arts programs as part of his AIE program enabled murals at recreation centers in Baltimore City.

Mente Mineral (Mineral Mind)

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Mente Mineral (Mineral Mind) is a more-than-human music mask that is an homage to the mountain range of Chubut, Argentina, which once formed part of the Gondwana supercontinent. The wild clays used to make this piece, which date back to the Miocene (13 million year old material) and the Paleocene periods (66 Million year old material) were responsibly harvested and used to sculpt this piece in situ over the course of 4 days during a residency organized by Nómada Cerámica.

The instrument produces sound with internal bells and two small flutes that have two finger holes each. The flutes can be played separately or together to produce melodies and beat frequencies.
Medium: Wild clay, beeswax
Year: 2023
Details: 7 x 10 ½ x 3 ¾ in

Heron Horn

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Video features a short composition I played, recorded, and produced with sounds from the instrument, which is a hand-built horn inspired by Great Blue Heron. This sculptural instrument can be played in different ways to produce sounds ranging from percussive to bird calls to deep digeridoo-like drones.

The shape, design, and coloring of the instrument is inspired by the morphology of Great Blue Heron, who has been an important bird throughout my life story.

Medium: Earthenware, oxides, pigments, beeswax
Year: 2023
Details: 10 ½ x 4 x 8 in
Lyn Goeringer
Lyn Goeringer is an intermedia sound artist, improvisor, and performer who makes her own instruments and multi-media pieces that focus on the unusual and everyday within sound, video, and electronics. Her work relies on intense focus and attention to bring the listener to a point of intentional hearing— a world where unusual objects bring haunting soundscapes to life, and everyday objects become sonic in ways we do not usually get the opportunity to hear.
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