John Parkins is a Baltimore based artist. His experience buying and selling antique, vintage, and discarded objects educates his artistic practice. Rather than add to the existing material surplus that inundates our world, he recycles by mining metal from unwanted silver heirlooms, housewares, and cutlery. A background in fine art and painting evokes modern and minimalist forms with strong, understated compositions. John creates at the Baltimore Jewelry Center, a communal studio and education space for metalsmiths.
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Danielle Fauth is a contemporary sculptor currently working in the Towson area on track to receive a BFA in Sculpture from Towson University. Mentored by artists Jon Lundak and Joshua DeMonte, she has developed a proficiency in traditional techniques including wood & metal work. Her most recent body of work is informed by digital fabrication and 3D printing as well as mold-making and casting processes.
Danielle Hawk was born in Baltimore, Maryland. In 2016 she received a Bachelors of Science in Art Education and General Fine Arts from Towson University. She is currently teaching high school visual arts for Baltimore County Public Schools and persuing her MFA from Towson University.
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Todd Brown is a contemporary painter, illustrator, muralist and modern collage artist. His creative hero's include Jeffrey Koons, Salvador Dali, Mark Kostobi, Tristan Eaton, and Carol Brown-Goldberg to name a few. Todd’s current work features an expertly crafted, visual collection of pop imagery blended with his own creative and playful style.
Jessica C. Pittman (artistically known as "J.desire") is a charismatic, upbeat, & whimsical artist & designer. She is a Baltimore, Maryland native and has always enjoyed the hidden gems & charm her city has to offer!
Hollis McCracken was raised in Baltimore, Maryland and graduated with her BFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, California in 2011. She spent five years in Tucson, Arizona working as a studio technician at Pima Community College, and as an art instructor at a local non-profit. Hollis received her MFA in Furniture Design/Wood from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2018 and is now currently residing in Baltimore once again.
Hi I’m Ranelle! I’m a college student that loves to draw and paint. I just want to be recognized (like any other artist). There’s no such thing as perfect art. I love my style
I have been creating art since I was a kid. I took classes at an early age that led me to art school. From there I started working in watercolor which led me to silk painting as well as hand made paper. I grew up in Baltimore than moved to New York City and then on to New Orleans. I have sold my work all over. I am now back in my hometown working with alcohol inks, acrylic, pen and ink as well as mixed media.