Graham Coreil-Allen is a Baltimore-based public artist making places more inclusive and livable through public art, placemaking, and civic engagement. Coreil-Allen collaborates with neighbors to interpret and activate public spaces through public art for pedestrian safety and play, interactive mapping, radical walking tours, and neighborhood advocacy. From artistic crosswalks and creative wayfinding to immersive sculptures and participatory light art, Coreil-Allen infuses public space with play and intrigue.
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
We are a newly formed committee at Broadmead Continuing Care Community. We are interested in ways to support local artists by displaying their work in our community center and other locations woithin the community.
I am a self taught creator and much of my work is inspired by my experiences as a Registered Nurse in Baltimore. I work with paint, mixed media, and collage.
Valerie Branch graduated magna cum laude from the University of Maryland College Park with a Bachelor’s Degree in Dance. She has experience touring as a performing and teaching artist both nationally and internationally. Valerie has brought dance into schools throughout South Africa, India, and St. George’s, Grenada, and has received an invitation from the Danish Embassy to participate in a Cultural Arts Program Exchange Visit to Denmark.
Ms. Kim Poole is a Soul-Fusion Performing Artivist and Founding Fellow of the Teaching Artist Institute, providing an opportunity for artists to learn techniques for social transformation while fostering outlets for socially engaged art. Operating in the USA, Ghana, Liberia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and The Gambia through TAI Kim Poole and an international team of Teaching Artists are originating the Art for Social Transformation: Teaching Artistry in Action curriculum & workbook for change agents and universities interested in exploring the “Art of Possibility.”
Studied Applied Art & Design at Catonsville Community College and the Maryland Institute College of Art and Fine Art at Morgan State University. I was employed as a Graphic Designer and Illustrator for thrity-nine years. I have been a guest speaker on numerous radio and television programs. I have also given numerous lectures and presentations of my work to private groups schools and organizations and have been a guest juror and curator for many exhibitions.
Marc Marcel has been declared, “One of the most controversial and consciously aware spoken word artists ever,” by radio host Palmetto Star. Born and raised in Baltimore, MD, Marcel was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 10.
“It took me over a decade into my profession for me to realize poetry isn’t my gift,” Marc reveals, “Poetry is just a tool I’ve been using, to spread my gift through.” With his many artistic outlets, it is difficult to restrict himself to the labels of the art form. If one were to categorize his efforts, a philosopher would be more fitting.
I am a seasoned photographer, graphic designer, and videographer with over a decade of experience. I currently work for Baltimore City as their graphic designer, photographer and videographer. I received my BA in fine arts from University of Tehran in 2002. I specialize in taking pictures of scenery, sites and people in Maryland. You can see more of my work on https://www.instagram.com/masih_amadi/.
Megan Lewis is a professional multi-disciplinary Illustrator, born and raised in Baltimore, MD. She received her BFA in Illustration from Ringling College of art and design. Lewis is a well-regarded member of a thriving art community in Baltimore best known for her ‘Blk Women Period LLC”series and other interactive murals throughout the City. She has represented her hometown through collaborations with the Baltimore Orioles, Doritos, Target, HBO Max, and the US Open.
Celebrating its 45th year, Children’s Chorus of Maryland & School of Music (CCM) provides comprehensive music education and choral performance programs for children in the Baltimore-Washington region. Committed to choral excellence using play-based learning, CCM has nurtured voices, minds & hearts since 1976. Under the direction of Artistic Director Susan Bialek, the Music Conservatory features highly qualified teachers, small classes, and in-depth vocal enrichment to provide children with a complete musical education and choral experience.