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Baltimore, MD 21202
United States

Melissa Wimbish
Soprano and bandleader Melissa Wimbish is a genre-defying artist known for her ability to move between opera, art song, Renaissance polyphony, and pop music with alarming ease. She has premiered works for the stage written especially for her, most notably in the title role of Josephine by Tom Cipullo when “... the afternoon belonged to Melissa Wimbish ... Beautifully prepared, vocally stunning, and theatrically riveting, [she] effortlessly held the audience in her hand throughout this one-woman show.” (Washington Post)
Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm
We create a holistic environment and provide funding resources, tools and infrastructure for youths to embrace innovation around Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Arts & Mathematics (STEAAM)
Kathy Marmor
Kathy Marmor  kathymarmor.com  is a feminist and Baltimore based interdisciplinary artist. Her performances, interactive installations and digital collages are sly visual expositions about the human body, either her own or the installation’s participant. Each piece explores the impact that social and political power structures have on selfhood and personal agency. Kathy creates her two-dimensional collages from photographic sources mined for their cultural associations.
Raquel L
Raquel Lake is a multifaceted creative force, renowned as an author, screenwriter, and filmmaker. Over the past several years, she has immersed herself in the realms of writing, directing, and producing, dedicating her efforts to crafting compelling narratives that resonate with profound significance. Beyond the camera, Raquel channels her creativity into the realms of short fiction and poetry, showcasing her versatility in storytelling. In 2017, Raquel marked a significant milestone by self-publishing her debut book, "Love Poetry," a testament to her literary prowess.
Kelci Elizabeth Tillman
Kelci Tillman is an artist and writer living in Baltimore, MD. Kelci Tillman studied Graphic Design at Academy of Art University from 2012-2015, but realized that she wanted to explore different mediums and the freedom of not being behind a computer. She graduated with an Associate of Arts Degree and began freelancing and honing in on more illustrative work. Since then, Tillman has explored drawing, painting, and writing as her main mediums. Tillman debuted her first paintings at a solo show, Freakbanana, at Wet City Brewing during Artscape in 2019.
Melvin L. Nesbitt Jr.
Melvin Nesbitt Jr is a Baltimore based visual storyteller exploring the American experiences of Black youth. Born on June 19, 1973 in South Carolina, much of his childhood was spent in the Spartanburg housing project, “Tobe Hartwell,” an experience that has directly influenced his artistic practice today. Through painted paper collage, he portrays the joyful innocence of his younger years, as a child in the late 1970’s and early 1980s.
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