Narrative painting and protest art have been my forms of expression for over 40 years. I studied art at Hunter College in NYC and received a BFA in painting and I earned an MAT in art education at The University of Chicago. I have taught art in Montgomery County Public Schools for over 25 years, preserving my studio and art practice by teaching only part-time.
Two of my drawings separated by 44 years from my work with the feminist artist movement are in the collection of the Smithsonian Museum. They are on display in the National Portrait Gallery through 2021.
Ed started producing art when he was sick with rheumatic fever, and bedridden, in middle school. Though he went on to take drawing classes, and got accepted at art school, his inspirations were from internal states of suffering, feelings, and dreams.
Dr.Lynne W Clark received her formally artistic training as a water color landscape painter at Rockland Center for the Arts in West Nyack NY, where her art work was shown annually in their Art Shows. She moved to Havre de Grace,MD 2.5 years ago, and studied under Rita Cooper. She is a member of Hartford Art Association where she plans to start showing her work in their gallery shows.