Catrice Greer is a poet, literary artist, mental health advocate, arboretum docent, and a Maryland Master Naturalist in training. She is a 2021 Pushcart Prize Nominee, a 2022 Storyteller Foundation/Rainbow Fund full scholarship recipient for the Her Spirit/Story Summit writer’s conference, and a 2022 Yellow Arrow Publishing Writer in Residence.
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Laure Drogoul is an interdisciplinary artist and cobbler of situations who lives in Baltimore, Maryland. She works with a wide range of media, including sculpture, performance and theatrical situations that invite the viewer to be an active participant. Laure has exhibited widely, including The International House of Japan in Tokyo, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington Project for the Arts, The Walters Museum as well as many street corners, alleys, and fallow urban spaces.
J. Spence Holman is an artist in and of Baltimore. He graduated from Vassar and MICA, and works as a graphic designer.
Maverick Johnson is a 21 year old visual artist specializing in painting, drawing, and sculpture. He is a current student at Maryland Institute College of Art pursuing a BFA in General Fine Art as well as a Master of Arts in Teaching. Maverick's professional areas of interest are art education, gallery installation, and curation.
Andy Weinstein is a landscape painter primarily working in oil and spray paint. He is a graduate of the Gilman School, and is currently attending Colgate University majoring in Studio Art. He has shown in the Highlandtown Gallery, and currently has several paintings being represented by the Bozzuto Greene Gallery.
Traditional and digital artist living in Baltimore City. Works in oil, watercolor, gouache, and animations.
MC Carey (they/them) is a self-taught printmaker living and creating in Baltimore, MD. MC specializes in creating texture heavy hand carved linoleum block prints dedicated to themes of natural symbolism, queer and fat bodies and forms, and Afro-whimsy.
Patrick James Broadwick is a self-taught photographer and mixed-media artist living and creating in Baltimore, Maryland.
Through their art, they document entropy, exploring the breaking down of all things in the universe over time—including the self.
They received their Bachelor’s of Science in Art History from Towson University.
Anson Asaka is a self-taught visual artist and a civil rights attorney. Mr. Asaka uses paintings and drawings to celebrate Black people, culture, and history. Mr. Asaka has done commissioned paintings for FMC Corporation, Corpus Christi Catholic Parish in Baltimore, and Howard County Public Library (East Columbia Branch). Artspace in Richmond, Virginia selected Mr. Asaka to participate in the JAZZ: February/March 2023 Juried Exhibition. In February 2023, LED Baltimore selected Mr. Asaka to be a featured artist on its website and billboard.
Through the eye of the needle I am to explore the art of undressing, movement, and sexuality; to tempt the viewer to follow the delicate stitching that caresses the bodies revealed through thread. My work is soft textiles and romantic florals but stitched together with a sharp needle: plunging, pushing, and pulled together, stitch by stitch binding the piece together.