From a young age, it was clear Roberta's first love was art. At the age of 9 years old, her mom signed me up for after-school art classes. When she was 10, she entered a tv guide ad contest and was chosen for art classes but was unable to take them because she was too young to enroll in their school.
As Roberta continued to hone her craft, Roberta became interested in experimenting with different mediums and techniques. As she entered her teenage years, she would get hired to draw murals on kids' bedroom walls. In high school, some of her drawings were in the school exhibit.
Jessica grew up in the suburbs of the “experimental garden for Radical plants.” An ordained minister through the Universal Life Church, Jessica has completed over 500 hours of study in yoga as therapy, with a background in Ayurveda. She is trained in VaihAyasa Aerial Yoga, and uses the support of aerial silks in private and group sessions to bring deeper alignment and support on both emotional and physical levels. An Associate Polarity Practitioner, Jessica has been studying herbalism, and wildcrafting medicines since early 2014.
"Blue" -- Palm Beach Poetry Festival
Tara A. Elliott reading her poem "Blue" about the death of the eagles along the Eastern Shore of Maryland. This reading was for the 17th annual Palm Beach Festival. The festival took place virtually January 18-23, 2021.
Medium: Poetry
Year: 2021
Details: 2:06
I'm a historical storyteller, musician and martial arts instructor. I live in Somerset County Maryland and you can find me on Facebook at, Chesapeake Story Tours. Thanks.
Paula Brown is an accomplished dancer, professor and certified ballet instructor and studio owner. She has held several partnerships and artist and residency with the John F. Kennedy Center and Creative Suitland in Prince Georges County Maryland. As a first-time author, Ms. Brown is hopeful to share her experience and break any stigma of Black and brown girls in the classical ballet community.
Creative Disobedience: Artists, the arts, and activism can help change the world
This brief lecture and and slide show explore how artists, the arts, and activism can help change the world.
Medium: Video
Year: 2015
Tavair Dominque is a poet, singer, and songwriter in Balitmore, Maryland. Their poetry, crafted since 2007, captures raw emotion and life’s intricate moments. With a music career spanning multiple platforms, Tavair’s words and melodies unite in deeply personal storytelling.