Theresa Columbus is a performance artist, playwright, educator, filmmaker, and organizer. She has performed extensively in venues across the country, including the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, the Transmodern Festival, and the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. She has created, co-directed, and acted in many film and video projects. Her feature-length film with co-director Didier Leplae screened at Anthology Film Archives among other festivals and theaters.
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Jani Hileman is a multidisciplinary sculptor whose practice navigates ceramics, metal, wood, and photographic media. Her work is often made with intensive hands-on processes that allow the materials to influence the final aesthetic of each of her pieces.
She draws inspiration from intensive processes, her materials, landscapes, personal experiences, feminism, environmentalism and politics. Hileman explores the everyday, the body, craft, gender, and the nature of objects through her works.
Middle aged male from the Maryland's Eastershore, college student, husband, father, grandfather, servant of the Lord. Lives in Baltimore city, love the artworld! Love to paint surrealism, landscapes and whatever comes to mind.
Clare Nicholls is an artist and educator living and working in Baltimore, Maryland. Clare is a weaver, zinester, maker, etc-er who loves touching soft things and is obsessed about knowing everything. Formerly the manager of The Shed, an exhibit makerspace within the Maryland Science Center, she wrote programming and taught workshops focused on STEAM education in informal contexts. Her professional goal is to connect people to process.
I like to break things and put them back together in a random, yet tasteful, order. I am a writer (Let Me Eat Cake, 2009, Simon & Schuster; BOYGIRLBOYGIRL, 2012, Finishing Line Press), photographer, and mosaic artist.
GM Webb was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania better known as the Steel City in 1963.
During his childhood, he had a very strong interest in electronic building kits. One day in 1973, while playing on the streets of Pittsburgh, GM found a discarded television on the sidewalk. He removed some of the copper wire from the back of the machine and decided to save it for a future project. Later that year, the future wire finally became of use in his elementary art class.
Paint | Film Director | Multi Format Visual Artist
Just a young black artist creating vibrant black art <3