Nadya Babich is an emerging artist whose abstract creations eloquently express resilience, depth, intimacy, and wonder. Born in Siberia, Nadya's artistic journey has been shaped by a series of relocations and a constant search for identity. Leaving her home country at a young age, she found herself grappling with the challenges of cultural assimilation and a sense of displacement.
My artwork is a reflection of my life. I choose to paint the things that inspire me and my hope is that they bring joy to everyone. I grew up in Spain and I feel extremely lucky to have done so. I hope to point out all the beauty around us and remind everyone to focus their attention on them.
My continuous curiosity has made me explore different types of mediums from encaustic (wax) to pastels and everything in between. Most of my recent work is oils and watercolor.
My most recent exhibition was a one-man show at Monument Sotheby's International in July 2020
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My name is Doug Ebbert and I have been interested in photography all of my life, but now that I am approaching retirement age I intend to make more time for it. I have particular interests in photographing landscapes, architecture, and wildlife/nature. I have an online presence on my website called Scenerybin.com, but I would also like to display some of my best work locally I grew up in Baltimore, Hamilton specifically, and now reside in Harford County with my wife and my dog.
Muriel Hasbun’s expertise as an artist and as an educator focuses on cultural identity, migration, and memory. Her awards and distinctions include: FY21 AHCMC, Trawick and Sondheim Finalist; CENTER Santa Fe’s Producer’s and Curator’s Choice, Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship, Howard Chapnick Grant; Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Awards in Photography and Media; U.S.