Muzei will be an artist-small business exclusive social media-like promotional app that values local communities and citizens. The primary goals are to allow artists to pursue their passions while also improving the economy of those who haven’t made a brand for themselves yet.
MadhouseMonsterMedia: Igniting Passion and Paving Pathways for Unsigned Musicians
MadhouseMonsterMedia is dedicated to revolutionizing the journey of unsigned musicians by providing them with unparalleled resources and opportunities to discover and nurture their passion for music. With a mission to empower emerging artists, MadhouseMonsterMedia offers a comprehensive support system that includes studio time, recording sessions, and professional music video production, creating a dynamic environment for groundbreaking success.
Empowering Talent
Established in May 2024, Station 3510 is an extension of Creative Hands DC located in Washington, DC. Station 3510 is a one stop shop for all things creative, and seeks to provide opportunities for artists to share and grow.
The Clifton House continues the legacy of poetry, art, activism, and community that began with Lucille and Fred Clifton. By providing craft and business training, networking opportunities, and a safe and beautiful space (in-person, hybrid and virtual) to imagine, we honor our commitment to serving their legacy and the community for years to come.
The cumberland cultural foundation is in charge of managing the C. William Gilchrist Museum of Arts. We are a 501 C3 dedicated to making a positive impact in spreading the combination of a rich history with a vibrant new art community.
Justice Arts Coalition (JAC) unites teaching artists, arts advocates, artists who are or have been incarcerated and their allies, harnessing the transformative power of the arts to reimagine justice.
The SuitlandFest Community Development Corporation 501c3 and the Suitland Recreation Council has been in operations since the early 1980s serving families not only in Prince George's County Maryland but also abroad.
Our mission is to uplift communities through enriching cultural programs, resources, and events. We are deeply committed to elevating the quality of life for residents within the various communities we serve by creating engaging recreational opportunities, fostering cultural enrichment, and driving socio-economic advancement.
The Washington Independent Review of Books is a 501(c)(3) charity based in the DC/MD/VA region providing online book reviews and other literary-focused content seven days a week since 2011. The Library of Congress has been archiving our content since 2016, highlighting it as a publication of "cultural significance." Our readership is global, but we highlight and deliver local activities that are unique to the DMV. (Note that the "Type" of Literary Arts selected above is not very representative of what we do, but it seemed closest within the list of choices provided.)
The Black Genius Art Show is a flagship brand housed in Genius Guice Studios, an art gallery based in Baltimore, Maryland. The organization was originated in 2014, and it focuses on showcasing the work of emerging and established artists of color. The aim of the organization is to provide a platform for underrepresented voices to be heard and to celebrate the creativity and ingenuity of black creatives.
Rhythm Visions Production Company's mission is to create and foster socially impactful environments for BIPOC artists to hone their skills through training programs, partnerships, and professional development. We produce world-class art, generate opportunities for art-centered careers, and build connections with the communities we serve. Our vision is to advance social and economic development in our communities through the creation and promotion of world-class art.