Britt Law uses traditional mediums to craft images that are simultaneously whimsical and macabre. Colorful characters, frequently subverting traditional gender roles and representation, exist in backdrops from various time periods to create a modern fairy-tale like atmosphere.
http://www.dead-romantics.net
Susan Henderson was born in Camp Springs, Maryland in 1950. She attended Catholic and public schools and studied painting at the Maryland Institute College of Art from 1968 to 1970. She works in oil, found object sculpture, painted furniture, and textiles. She lives in Baltimore, Maryland with her husband, Bob Gray.
Read an interview with Susan Henderson by Jay Wehnert of Intuitive Eye, a Houston-based fine arts consultancy specializing in outsider, folk, and visionary art.
Christopher DeLaurenti makes sound works for installations, albums, live performances, and radio broadcasts. Ranging from live improvised electronics to phonography to electroacoustic music and notated scores, he has performed live on countless stages from dingy bars and dives to tony venues including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Biennial. Christopher holds an MFA from Bard College and completed his PhD at Goldsmiths, University of London. He has scored several games, short films, and branded content.
Melissa Foss’ work takes different forms, from sculptural ceramic instruments, improvisational performances, and electroacoustic compositions to educational workshops and residencies for all ages. Through these different expressive channels, she explores themes of memory, kinship, and myth, as well as sound itself; its ability to inspire awe and its power to generate collective moments of shared emotions and connection.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT7EiK8bGd8
Born in 1999, Isabel Pardo is an artist and curator currently based in Baltimore. She has a BFA in Painting, Art History, and Curatorial Studies from the Maryland Institute College of Art.