Gina Pierleoni is a mixed media artist living and working in Baltimore. She earned an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore and a B.F.A. from the College of New Rochelle (NY)
Individual Artist Awards include grants from :the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts; the Gottlieb Foundation (emergency grant) and three from Maryland State Arts Council.
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Speaking kid, modified music box, toy glockenspiel. Text: selections from “To Think of Time” by Walt Whitman.
Medium: sound
Year: 2009
Genna Gurvich is a conceptual, multi-disciplinary artist born in Kiev, Ukraine and now based in Baltimore.
He is a graduate of the Kiev Institute of Applied Arts and Design (Ukraine) and has a Master’s degree of Complex Design from the St. Petersburg Academy of Art and Industry (Russia).
Since his arrival to the United States in 1997, he has been exhibited and been commissioned for various projects throughout the country.
Mia Eve is an interdisciplinary artist who creates in site-specific lands of spiritual, social, and cultural resistance. Autónomos globally engaged collectives of artistic practice are formed that create expressions of underground communities and territories through distributed authorship using a magic realist aesthetic. The work reincorporates healing strategies from pre-colonial practices, and delves into the imagination of the psyche.
Kimmary I. MacLean is a Maryland artist specializing in nature and animals. She works in a variety of media including charcoal, drawing pencil, pastel, acrylic, and digital photography. Kimmary is also a ballet teacher at National Ballet Institute for the Arts with advanced teaching certification in the Cecchetti Method of Ballet
Kimmary published two books for Kindle, 'A Caterpillar Goes for a Walk' and 'One Squirrel in A Tree...'. 'A Caterpillar goes for a Walk' is also available in print, through Amazon. A book of poems accompanied by fantasy landscapes will soon be available.
Emma Elizabeth Downing is a painter, singer, songwriter and performance artist. She found her musings while growing up in the family hospitality business; a pink motel along highway 280, the Heart of Dixie Motel in Alabama. Much of her work is informed by the customers, landscape and her mother, who worked and sang constantly. In 1983 E.Liz received her Master of Fine Arts Degree from the Maryland Institute, College of Art and studied under the great painter, Grace Hartigan.
Sidney Pink is an intermedia artist focused on drawings as experimental scores, notation, maps, graphs, and documentation. He often works collaboratively with dancers, musicians, and sound artists to create installations, performances, and interactive events.
Maryland artist Eileen Williams widens the conventional boundaries of fabric as a medium, using fabric as her palette to create one of a kind art.
Carrie Fucile is an interdisciplinary artist and experimental musician whose work is frequently performative and collaborative. She is first and foremost a sound artist, but often incorporates movement and physical materials into her process. Her creative efforts interpret the effects of political power, technological shifts, and global economics on the human condition. Ultimately each piece explores traces of these events found in objects, architecture, and landscapes.
Clare Winslow is a second-generation Washington, DC artist whose work is rooted in a lifelong connection to painting and the quiet power of the natural world. Raised in a family of painters, she grew up immersed in color, form, and artistic inquiry. Today, her layered abstractions offer a contemplative escape from the noise of daily life—inviting viewers to slow down, look closely, and reconnect with a sense of wonder.