Greg McLemore lives in Towson, Maryland. His art employs the idea of Magical Realism as a starting point to explore the tragic, mysterious, and often comical aspects of life. His art practice fluctuates between drawing, watercolor, and oil painting.
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Richard Zandler creates figurative sculpture in a variety of media (bronze, steel stainless steel, aluminum, stone, wood, clay, plaster and plastics). He is best known for his public commissions of large-scale wire sculptures (seven as of 2018). He also created four monumental bronze relief sculptures for public spaces. His smaller scale work is represented in many private and university collections.
Ashley Minner is a community based visual artist from Baltimore, Maryland and an enrolled member of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina. She received her MFA (’11) and MA (’07) in Community Arts, and her BFA (’05) in General Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art. She earned her PhD (’20) in American Studies from University of Maryland College Park. She especially enjoys spending time with her family, listening to old music, and traveling.
For almost twenty years, I have been working as an artist. As a signature member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society, and now as its Past-President, I have exhibited in galleries throughout the State of Maryland. I have studied in Baltimore with Jim Condron at Towson University, Nancy Linden at School 33, and Polly Mitchell at The Mitchell School of Fine Arts. I have participated in workshops conducted by the nationally known instructors Frank Webb, Serge Hollerbach, Don Getz, Skip Lawrence, Christopher Schink, Don Andrews and Fritz Briggs. My paintings can be found in many fine corporate
Kate Arslambakova was born and raised in Russia and has been painting since she was 6 years old. She received her BFA and MA from Florida State University and is currently a free lance fine artist residing in Maryland.
Solo Exhibition
2011 Artist exhibition, Columbia, Md
2010 Artist exhibition, Owings Mills, Md
Group Exhibition
2009 Annual Black Heritage Fine Art Show, Baltimore, Md
2008, Sugarloaf Craft Festival, Timonium, Md
2007 American Craft Show, Baltimore, Md
Media Exposure
2006 Fox45 TV, Baltimore City Cancer Program Fundraiser
Commission- 2006 Private Collector
Solo Exhibition
2016 Art Exhibition, Owings Mills, MD
2011, artist exibition, Columbia, Md
2010, artist exhibition, Owings Mills, Md
Group Exibition
2009, Annual Black Heritage Fine Art Show, Baltimore, Md
2008, Sugarloaf Craft Festival, Timonium, Md
2007, American Craft Show, Baltimore, Md
Media exposure
2011/2012, CBS Morning Show, Sun Art Library
Digital Art by Adam Zynger Adam Zynger has a background in art and medicine. He exhibited internationally since his high school years and in Baltimore as well, including in BMA (Baltimore Museum of Art) as part of the Artist’s Equity show. In the past he also taught college Art Appreciation and Art History courses. His playful encounters with digital art begun with the purchase of his first computer.
University of New Mexico BFA w/ Honors 2007
Shows nationally.
Bio-Cathy Leaycraft
Cathy Leaycraft has been photographing for over 30 years. In 1976 she moved to Baltimore, Maryland, where she resides today. At that time she was working with other artists creating Video Documentaries. This led her to the study of still photography, which she started at the University of Delaware and continued at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Her work has evolved from Xerox copy machines, to Photoshop collage, then to reflected landscape, and now, the use of Encaustic on her photographs.