“I see Black people as art.”
I am a mixed media artist, educator, and photographer based out of Washington, D.C. I combine striking black and white photography with acrylic paint or fabric and upcycled frames as canvases. My artwork not only features my students, but celebrates and honors them as living pieces of art. My art is about them; the photography is them. The subject matter is always them. I like to connect them, placing them in Black history. There’s something beautiful about connecting the past and the present and teaching them visually in that way.
3Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences https://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/commartssciences/artsgrants@baltimorecountymd.gov(410) 887-4808
400 Washington Avenue, Room 100
Towson, MD 21204
United States
Artist, Product Designer,
Founder Romm Art Studios
Sherri Romm's art explores the divine intelligence that flows through all existence, using a visual language that transcends the ordinary and invites viewers into realms of the supernatural.
Common Tone music enrichment programming promotes authentic
music exploration. Founded in 2024 by Baltimore-based teachers Mike
Feathers and Beth Rausch, Common Tone encourages students of all
levels to develop a love for music and a shared desire to explore its
boundless possibilities. Through thoughtful curricula, original music,
and interactive learning experiences, students explore their creativity
and express themselves authentically. Common Tone believes in
cultivating a community of dedicated educators and musicians who
Nancy Nolet relocated to Baltimore to obtain her philosophy degree at UMBC. Alongside her multi-decade real estate career, she is pursuing her Master of Fine Arts at Towson University. For many years, Nancy explored various forms of artistic expression, but it was during a mixed-media workshop in her mid-twenties that she discovered her true artistic medium. Her work examines the interplay between raw materials and man-made industrial objects by constructing whimsical sculptures from salvaged materials.
My professional experience consists of 30+ years as a theatre professor teaching all theatre subjects to include technical theatre. Having taught at various universities to include Morgan State, UMCP, UMBC, Howard Community College, Old Dominion University, University of Ghana, and the University of Nairobi, Kenya. In 2011 I created, developed and received accreditation for a BFA Fine Arts Department at Virginia Union University. Once accreditation was received, I became the Chair of the department.
Camille Kouyoumdjian utilizes the power of mixed media to create environmentally conscious artwork. With a deep passion for nature and a strong commitment to raising awareness about environmental issues, Camille's work serves as a visual dialogue between humanity and the natural world. Each piece reflects her unwavering belief in the need for sustainable practices and the preservation of our planet. Working with acrylic texture media, upcycled collage materials, oil, and cold wax, Camille draws out the patterns and layers of complexity that define our natural world.
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Sally Miller is a Baltimore based artist whose primary work is training resident spiritual care practitioners at The Johns Hopkins Academic Medical Center. Her art, gifted to patients and chaplain residents alike, has been featured in local coffee shops and in a handul of exhibits in Baltimore: one in Fells Point, another in the Bromo Arts District, and others beyond Baltimore borders.
Monica Wiedel-Lubinski creates imaginative worlds of color and texture in large scale mixed-media paintings. Washy, inky layered fields of color are seamingly stitched together with fine lines that create texture and depth in her work. Monica's process explores the effects of acrylic, ink, pencil, pastel and other mixed materials as she reflects on her life experience, including connection with the natural world.
I found art as the easiest way of expression, also a way for people to feel just by simply looking or feeling art. Most of my work is made from refurbished/recycled furniture. One person's trash is another's treasure. I like taking something that was destroyed and making something beautiful out of it, and let it live on for people to see