Artist and Art educator rooted in Western Maryland.
This is the surface of the painting Lagoon.
This is the surface of one of my favorite paintings, Lagoon. It is painted on a heavy printmaker's paper and measures 50"H x 38" W. This piece was painted with my hands and the surface is richly textured, it feels almost like polished leather
Medium: Acrylic
Year: 1989
Details: 50"H x 38"W
Lisa R. Danaczko is a dynamic storyteller and engagement strategist. Her artistic practice examines creative placemaking with themes of belonging, collective memory, hidden connections, and respite in public spaces.
Lindsay Callaway spent seven years soaking up the colors and energy of Oahu before moving back to Maryland in 2016. A lifelong creative, she discovered watercolor in 2023 and was instantly hooked by its vibrant, dynamic quality. It quickly became her favorite way to bring art to life.
For Lindsay, watercolor is a great way to relax. She loves the way the colors flow and appreciates the freedom of taking her supplies on the road—to the beach, on a plane, or anywhere inspiration strikes. Her work bursts with bright colors that capture the essence of her surroundings.
Mary DeStefano (b. 1982) is a Washington, DC metro area visual artist who works in acrylic, pastel, and watercolor. Born and raised in the woods of Arkansas, she is strongly influenced by her rural roots, painting primarily bold, but serene landscapes and plants, and she often taps into a sense of nostalgia for a place from one’s past. She has shown her work in New York, Connecticut, Washington DC, and Arkansas, and her work has been commissioned and collected nationally.