A Maryland native, Vicki’s work is influenced by the varied and dynamic landscapes as well as the different seasons. Photography, digital painting, and illustration all find their way into her work.
A lifelong Maryland resident, Vicki is an artist, photographer, and designer. Using her art to reveal the beauty in everyday scenes, Vicki is captivated by the changing landscape. Her love of rural farm scenes as well as main streets, cityscapes, mountains, and seashores that make up the state, influence her choice of subject.
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Artist Bio
Artist Sunhee Kim Jung is a Korean-born American Artist. Sunhee Kim Jung is known as a painter of lush landscapes that express provocative ideas, beliefs, and feelings about life and death, loss and rebirth. Jung has been selected by the US Department of State’s Art in Embassy Program for the third time. Four of her paintings will be shown at the American Embassy in Rangoon, Burma in 2016-2018. She attended to take part in a four person exhibition at Artbox Gallery in Zurich, Switzerland in October 2018.
Artistic Philosophy: For P. Dubroof, art is a profound source of joy. Her approach begins with a blank canvas, leading to a journey where heart and brush harmonize. Each stroke reflects her deep passion, transforming canvases into vibrant, emotive masterpieces.
Community Involvement: A dedicated supporter of the arts in Maryland and the DC Metro area, P. Dubroof stands out as a community artist. Her commitment is evident through her extensive volunteer work and collaborations with non-traditional gallery spaces, making art accessible and integral to the community.
Tracy Lambros lives and works in Baltimore and from her studio on Hooper’s Island- Maryland. While she does not confine herself to one medium or genre, her current focus is oil painting with works that are intuition and process driven. They range from purely abstract to those that are often evocative of nature: land, sky, and sea. She earned an MFA (Painting) and a BFA (Photography) from Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).
Leslie Shellow was born in Washington DC and currently resides in Baltimore, MD. In her youth, Leslie had the opportunity to spend many weekends on and around the waters of the Chesapeake Bay. This early exploration in the woods and along the shoreline provided the foundation for her long-standing affinity for the outdoors. During a gap year from college, she spent a semester in Mexico with National Outdoor Leadership School where she began to deeply understand the power and beauty of nature.
Eric K. Lerner is a self-taught artist. In the mid-1990’s he began creating votive pieces employing mixed media, acrylic, and digital manipulation. Soon, he began working as a graphic designer and illustrator. His clients included the BBC, Science Magazine, IBM, Marriott Corporation and Right Hemisphere. He also produced posters, t-shirts and publications for a number of AIDS service providers and advocacy organizations, including: AIDS Research Information Center, Health Education Resource Organization, Maryland State Health Department, ACTUP, and the American Indian Center.
Sarah Clough is a visual artist, writer, teacher, and curator who grew up in Oklahoma and Nebraska. Her work is about semiotics, the poetic, the physics of light, and the connections between them. She has received awards in screenwriting, journalism, and the visual arts. She has exhibited in Oklahoma, New Mexico, New York, Maryland, Virginia, and the United Kingdom. While a graduate student at the Maryland Institute College of Art, she was awarded a GradEX solo show and her paintings were also featured in the annual First Year Juried Show.