Jeff Huntington aka Jahru (@jahru) is a studio painter and street artist living and working in
Annapolis, Maryland. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago (MFA 1997) and the Corcoran
School of Art (BFA 1995). Huntington taught painting as an adjunct professor at the Corcoran
School of the Arts & Design/ George Washington University from 2012 until 2016. At this time,
he and his wife and fellow artist, Julia Gibb, founded the nonprofit arts program, Future History
Now (FHN), whereby they create collaborative murals with youth in under-resourced
2Arts Council of Anne Arundel Countyhttps://www.acaac.orginfo@acaac.org(410) 222-7949
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Greg Jones Ellis is an award winning playwright, actor and singer. He received a 2017 Julie Harris Playwriting Award for his comedy-drama All Save One, set in Hollywood in the 1950s. The play was first performed as a staged reading at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as part of its 2017 Page-to-Stage New Plays Festival. All Save One was then chosen by the Washington Stage Guild in Washington, DC, as a World Premiere production in its 2018-19 season.
Maria Hinerman grew up in Ontario, Canada and studied graphic design and advertising in George Brown College in Toronto. She now resides in Glen Burnie with her husband, son, and 3 dogs. Maria was always been fond of painting and abstract designs, and just recently decided to get back into painting after taking a few years off to raise her son.
I am a single mother, painter and photographer (and sometimes writer) living in Severna Park, MD. My day job is serving as an award manager for a non-profit organization which focuses on international economic development and sustainability in underdeveloped countries. When I’m not working or traveling, one of my favorite pass times and ways to decompress and relax is creating art. I don’t have any fancy degrees from Art Institutes or Colleges, only a degree in psychology from University of Maryland and some graduate level courses in public policy from Georgetown University.
A lover of hiking, the outdoors, and tea. Mother nature is my greatest inspiration. I use her gifts to create beautiful, one of a kind art.
Patricia (Patsy) Card is a long term resident of Anne Arundel County since 1974. Her graphic art career spans 28 years supporting government contractors in the District of Columbia and Northern Virginia areas. She holds a AA degree from Northern Virginia Community College in graphic arts. Patricia continued her fine art classes at UMUC and at AACC where she has taken classes in oil painting, intaglio, lithography, and silk screening. Her oil and watercolor paintings are done with an expressionistic approach with the use of light and shadow to bring the image into focus.
Blandine Broomfield was born and raised in Maryland and lives there still. Her favorite art through the years has been impressionism and the ink illustrations in children’s books. Raising a family of ten children paused her art education until 2016, when she took several painting classes from notable artists Dorothy Redding and Abigail McBride and has been painting almost every day since then.
Born in Annapolis, Maryland. Based in Paris, France and Maryland.
BFA from Paris College of Art
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