Beau Bown is a digital media artist that specializes in Graphic Design, Digital Animation, and Video Editing. Beau has worked on a variety of different projects including; promotional videos, logo design/animation projects, social media campaigns, interviews, and photography work.
Nguyên Khôi Nguyễn is a multi-disciplinary artist and educator. He is the cartoonist of the Ignatz nominated comic series, The Gulf. Nguyen’s work has been featured in The New Yorker, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, and Medium. He is the vocalist/pianist of the jazz trio, Superior Cling, and he is a digital media lecturer at Loyola University Maryland. As a 2021 Rubys Artist Grantee, Nguyen is working on a graphic novel chronicling his experiences during the ongoing pandemic. Nguyên lives in Baltimore, Maryland with his wife, son, and terrier.
Sarah Renzi Sanders is a surreal artist born in Washington D.C. After ten years of teaching art and the birth of her third child, Renzi decided to pursue her dream of becoming a full-time artist. In her work, she explores a complex narrative of womanhood, focusing on mental health. Renzi has participated in international online exhibitions and in juried exhibitions in the D.C. metro area.
Artist, who hosts all art events and paint parties for adults and children. Providing online classes, and in person classes. Birthday parties, corporate team Art building, original artwork, limited number of prints.
Award winning Artist TolumiDE (tolumidemusic.com) takes audiences away to a tropical oasis filled with sweet inspirational soulful vocals, warm bilingual lyrics, contemporary African rhythms with danceable grooves. Her accolades include Best R&B Female Artist at the Nigerian Entertainment Awards and latest single this year 'Throwback' peaked at #3 on the Global Top Independent airplay chart. The risting singer-songwriter, born in Toronto, raised in Lagos and now in Maryland - Washington, D.C.
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.
It is what it is