Frances Wertimer is a Baltimore-based multi-media artist originally from New York City, with roots in New Orleans as well. Her work is driven by a desire to heal from and interrogate misogynistic cultural tropes such as the Madonna/Whore complex, as well as archetypal study, psychology, myth, spirituality, and the pursuit of justice. Frances has exhibited work in New York City, Baltimore, New Orleans, and has multiple works held in private collections in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands.
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I've been playing guitar since the eighties. I spent a few years in Seattle in the early-mid nineties, immersing my self in the arts scene there. While out West, I added hand drumming and visual arts to my modes of expression. At that time it was mostly colored pencil explorations of conceptual mindscapes. I was able to spend the better part of a summer living in the Redwood forests of Oregon. I had something of a religious conversion experience at a Grateful Dead show, which sent me on a 15 year exploration of various Christian churches in America.
Andrew Nelson is a Baltimore-born oil painter. His works portray scenes of connection and disconnection, exploring how ideas of togetherness manifest in today’s post-internet social environment. Andrew’s experience painting from life imparts nuanced warmth and light to his studio work, even as his oftentimes sparse compositions distance viewers from the subject matter. Andrew is a Yale undergraduate alumnus and began painting professionally in the Fall of 2021.
Born in 1994 in Sao Paulo city Brazil, Lucas grew up in a family of artists, craftsmen and musicians.
As a first generation immigrant to the USA, his works of art focus on the forms & ideas of freedom, family, community & the hope for a better future for Latin American immigrants.The city of Baltimore has been the center space to his creations as well as the concept of many of his artistic practice. The outcome of Luca/s artwork has become a system of natural public reflections, painting & music performances and that incite and perform societal reflection–
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Julianna Dail is a multidisciplinary artist working in drawing, paper sculptures, fiber, and installation and has exhibited extensively throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Solo exhibitions include Realform Project Space in Brooklyn, NY, Frieda O. Weise Gallery in Baltimore, MD, and Groop Multimedia Experimental Gallery in Cleveland, OH. Group exhibitions include George Adams Gallery (NY), CCBC’s The Gallery (MD), Area 405 (MD), Hunter College’s Time Square Gallery (NY), Villa Julie College (MD), Dam, Stuhltrager Gallery (NY), Morgan State’s James E.
Nora Howell is a fiber and performance-based sculpture artist and art administrator living in Baltimore, Maryland. In her art, Nora uses a mix of ceramics and soft sculpture to develop a visual language to illuminate and stimulate dialogue around themes of motherhood, racial identity, community, power, and privilege. For 8.5 years Howell was the Program Director of Jubilee Arts, a community-arts program in west Baltimore that uses art as a tool for building community and changing the future.
Rejjia Camphor is a Transdisciplinary Eclectic Artist, Organizer and Teacher from Baltimore, Maryland. She currently serves as a Creative Writing Instructor for Writers In Baltimore Schools, a Baltimore Youth Film Arts Fellow at Johns Hopkins and is the Founder of the environmental community project, Sister Stream Catcher. She earned a BA degree in Creative Writing, Visual Culture and Women’s Studies from Hampshire College in 2020.
I am a Ghanaian-born American visual and graphic artist. My primary mediums are acrylic and spraypaint on canvas.