Doyle spent her early years learning from her father and graduated from the Baltimore School for the Arts and the Maryland Institute College of Art. Throughout her education she has spent time painting abroad in France, Italy, and Norway. She is currently an MFA candidate at Towson University.
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Christine Caines is the granddaughter, daughter, and aunt of a family of visual artists. Her grandfather, a native of St. Kitts, was commissioned in the 1960's to paint an oil of the first African American Episcopal Bishop for the state of Massachusetts. Her mother is a "crafter" of all mediums, i.e. paint, fabric, copper, marble, and natural stones. Christine is self taught, only enjoying the art classes of junior high and high school. She uses her sewing and quilting skills to make fabric quilted and color penciled works of art.
I am a mostly self-taught artist and professional flutist. I began painting with oils in 2002 as a high school art class project and have been painting ever since. My formal training is as a flutist--I earned my Master’s degree in flute performance from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. My work has been shown at numerous events including the Boneyard Arts Festival, the Indi Go Gallery in Champaign, Il, the Salt Fork River Art Festival, the Champaign Downtown Festival of the Arts, Secolari, and the Towson Arts Collective.
Rich is a Baltimorean whose plays have been produced throughout the United States. Recent highlights include The Revelation of Bobby Pritchard produced by Iron Crow Theatre, and Stand Up!, a monologue included in Center Stage’s “My America” project. Rich is a three time winner of the Carol Weinberg Award for best play at the Baltimore Playwrights Festival for Fifty-Fifty, Hope’s Arbor, and Following Sarah.
Sean Michael Kenny is a light artist utilizing various optics to create multi-dimensional work which is described as The Modality. The Modality refers to a particular mode in which something is expressed or experienced. In this case, the Modality is evoked in reference to the complexity of his light installations.
The German Expressionists influenced me greatly and I mostly paint figurative work in that style. I use acrylic paint or oil s tick on canvas and paper. My work can be seen at shelleyamsel.com
My name is Janice Horoschak and I have been creating art for over 30 years. I am a second generation American with lineage from Ireland, Lithuania, Urkraine, and Poland. I was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. I attended the Maryland Institute College of Art and earned my Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1999, where I majored in General Fine Arts and Art Education. I attended Walden University and earned my Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology degree in 2013.