Baltimore-based multimedia artist and sound designer.
4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.orgbopacommunications@gmail.com(410) 752-8632
10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
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My Name is Knewbian or you can call me Knew. I'm a metal worker who mainly deals with copper, for its healing benefits. I believe all types of art can be healing in many ways and I am living proof that this is a fact! I aim to use art as a way to connect with others and teach ways in which art can be healing.
B.Lyte is a “Spiritual Activist.” Using music, poetry, and lyricism to express herself. Newly emerging in the music scene her genre is a combination of hip hop, spoken word, and soul. The subjects of B.Lyte’s rhymes touch on self love, mental health, social justice issues, affirmations and challenging the status quo. B.Lyte identifies as a human solely interested in spiritual connection. It’s all love.
Elizabeth English is an artist, designer, and educator who lives and works in Baltimore Maryland. With a background in architectural design, and a long career working with historic buildings, Elizabeth now investigates how objects of every kind can tell stories. Inquiries into history, theory, fabrication processes and collaboration all lead to deep examination of the construction of the material world and our place in it.
Jonah Brock is from a small railroad town in central Illinois. In 2021 he received a B.A. in Visual Art and Art History from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. His work has been exhibited in various locations, such as the Museum of Art Fort Collins in Fort Collins, CO, and GOCA-Galleries of Contemporary Art in Colorado Springs, CO. He is currently based in Baltimore, MD.
Shaawan Francis Keahna (b. 1997) is an enrolled member of the White Earth Band of Minnesota Ojibwe and a Meskwaki descendant. His visual art has been to the Miikanan Gallery at the Watermark Art Center, All My Relations, Giizhigen Artists Incubator, the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The short film “a place on the edge of breath,” which he co-produced and was featured in, won best documentary at Bushwick Film Festival. His words are in Same Faces Collective, Tension Literary, Hoxie Gorge Review, Unstaged, and too many others to list here.
Mr. Roswell's Neighborhood (MRN) is the electronic music project of Aaron Auslander (pseud.) from Baltimore, Maryland. The project is focused on the creation/production of instrumental electronic music that incorporates creative aspects of experimental as well as contemporary music. The music features fast beats and high frequencies with alternating patterns and rhythms hosting unique sound designs and layers of warped kick drums, detuned arps, and bitcrushed melodies.
One objective of the Polish Heritage Association of Maryland is "to present the ... artistic ... content of [Polish] heritage to the pluralist American society." We sponsor arts and other cultural activities open to the general public.
Stevie Oliver (she/her) is an artist residing in Baltimore with her husband and 3 young daughters. As a professional photographer for over 15 years she recently retired to focus on family life, homeschooling and nurturing a new artistic vision.
Katia D. Ulysse is a Haitian-born author, poet, and educator. Her work has been published in numerous literary journals and anthologies. Her critically acclaimed books include Drifting: A Collection of Interconnected Stories and the novel Mouths Don't Speak. She earned a Master of Arts from Notre Dame of Maryland University and an MFA in Creative Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts.
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