In 2006, I received my MFA from Rinehart School of Sculpture at the Maryland Institute College of Art where I was awarded MICA and Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships and a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship. Since graduating I have been an active participant in Baltimore’s local art scene. I am an adjunct III faculty member at Towson University and the Maryland Institute College of Art, as well as an independent curator. I was the director of exhibitions and curator at Goucher College for over ten years, where I programmed and mounted over 100 exhibitions.
Hi, My name is Ingram Scroggins I'm a photographer that specializes in lifestyle photography and portrait shoots.
FAITH (Eleisha Faith McCorkle) is a fine artist and cultural producer whose work unifies the notions of resilience and reconstruction. FAITH uses storytelling and the process of collage to communicate the layered multidimensionality of the Black experience through creating large-scale scrolls, cooking and sharing soul food, and curating immersive experiences. FAITH’s work serves as purposeful interventions as Blackness is investigated and venerated through space, food, power, spirit, and magic.
As a millennial creative female-type person and first-generation Nigerian-American, Chidinma is making a mark in the fine art and graphic design space. Born into a Nigerian artistic family in Washington D.C., the narratives in her works are influenced by her culture and environment. Inspired by African themes, she fuses colors, textures, shapes, and traditional techniques to create images that are iconic and diverse. She is a mixed media artist whose fine art pieces have been showcased in exhibitions in the U.S and Canada.
Educator. Artist. Black Women. Na'taja (Nah-tay-juh) uses art as a way to reimagine the world around her, centering the beauty of black folks in portraiture.