Sara Shalva is the Chief Arts Officer at the Jewish Community Center of Baltimore, where she oversees the strategic vision for the Center for Arts and Culture.
3Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences https://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/commartssciences/[email protected](410) 887-4808
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United States
The Julio Fine Arts Gallery is located on the Evergreen campus of Loyola University Maryland. Situated in the university's College Center, the gallery serves as a central place for the exploration and discovery of art for our community. The gallery hosts between 5-9 exhibitions per year, chiefly featuring Baltimore and area artists, along with regular exhibitions of the work of our students and faculty.
International violinist Yonatan Grinberg creates meaningful and moving concert experiences for audiences across the globe. His artistic integrity, passionate delivery, and unabashed idealism coupled with vast musical knowledge and devotion to world-class performance make Grinberg a favorite of both frequent and first-time concert-goers.
Peter is an exceptionally rare kind of artist—a true polymath—whose work seamlessly blends music, visual art, cultural heritage, history, and cutting-edge digital media. Building on the legacy of his grandfather, the legendary entertainer Cab Calloway, and great-grandfather Andrew Reid, a prominent Baltimore activist in the post–Civil War era, Peter brings forward a tradition of social justice, community engagement, and creative innovation.
Mollye Miller is a photographer and creative writer from Baltimore, MD. She is the owner of Mollye Miller Photography LLC where she specializes in emotion-driven, documentary-style family, portrait, personal brand shoots and street photography. Her business centers on seeing and valuing people through photography.
Janice Curtis Greene is an award-winning Author, Master Storyteller and Historical Interpreter, an American Griot. She has been telling African, African American, and Multicultural stories for over 30 years. She is Past President of the Griots' Circle of Maryland, Inc. and Immediate Past President of the National Association of Black Storytellers. Mrs. Greene, also, serves as a Commissioner on the Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture.
My studio is located at the The Mill Centre in the Hampden neighborhood of Baltimore. I have worked professionally as an artist, designer and teacher for over thirty years. My work has been shown in galleries up and down the East Coast, and is included in private and corporate collections throughout the United States.
MEMBERSHIPS
Pastel Society of America, Maryland Pastel Society (signature member), MAPAPA, and American Impressionists Society