Anthony Morales is a Bronx-born Nuyorican poet, educator, and father who currently resides in Maryland. His work has appeared in Poetry magazine, Aster(ix) Journal, Hostos Review, Great Weather for Media, HBO’s Def Poetry, MANTECA! An Anthology of Afro Latin@Poets, and The BreakBeat Poets Vol 4: LatiNext.
Keynote Speech about Stories Love Music
Founder and Executive Director, Ilyana Kadushin, leads an interactive keynote at a Caregiver Conference sponsored by AARP and Maryland Caregiver Commission.
HOPE (Tonisha Hope McCorkle) is an award-winning transdisciplinary artist, performer, and educator whose canvas is not just a surface, but a portal for healing. She creates transformative and emotionally sensual works of art through painting, collage, movement, and sculpture. Weaving together motifs of memories, mental health, and shadow work, HOPE communicates the intricacies of divine femininity through the lens of self-portraiture, sacred feminine symbolism, and the female gaze.
Home!
Music video composed/produced by Patrick Riley. These are pages from my family album with music composed by me. The aesthetic is nostalgic.
Medium: Art Video
Year: 2018
Details: length 00:02:09
Rain Eyes
Recent music video composition by Patrick Dennis Riley. This is a jazz/pop track using a sample female voice with almost unintelligible lyrics, a scat sample, and piano improvisation by me.
Medium: Art Video
Year: 2023
Details: length 00:03:53
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Born in 1977, artist River Irons spent an isolated childhood in Clinton, Maryland until 1991 when her family joined a cult in Kansas. After escaping the cult in 2001, Irons returned to Maryland where she now works as a multidisciplinary artist, drawing on her early life to explore constructs of race and patriarchy in classical art, architecture, and triumphalist historical narratives. Irons has shown her visual works at notable institutions including Notre Dame University of Maryland, Goucher College, and The George Washington University.
C L A U D I A. LAMY calls herself a 2D, 3D, 4D Augmented Reality Installation Artist thus multimedia artist. She holds a holistic view of art-making that concentrates on sharing the artistic process as part of the art work. Her methodology involves intuitive direction combined with structural spaces to bring forth the symbolic consideration of #everydaylife.