I am a Baltimore based artist and a resident artist of the Washington Glass School in Mt. Rainer MD. Glass as an artistic material is my passion and my gift to the people of Baltimore and the residents of Maryland.
I am a member of the following organizations and Co-Director of the Obsidian Contemporary Art & Design Group
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4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.org[email protected](410) 752-8632
10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
Daniel Lance Jr., a native of Baltimore City, Maryland, is a multi-talented individual with a deep passion for producing and writing music, playing basketball, and creating captivating visual media. Born and raised in the vibrant city, Daniel's diverse interests and creative pursuits have shaped his unique identity.
I employ traditional textile methods to create botanically dyed quilts and artworks.
Tara Cariaso
Rashid Cornish was born and raised in Baltimore, Md. He has been creating art all of his life. One of his earliest accomplishments was winning an award from the Cloister's Children Museum at the age of ten. He is inspired by his experiences with memories, dreams, and spirituality. Over time his work has developed into a blend of realism and abstraction to symbolize altered states of consciousness. The idea of reality changing based on perception is expressed through multiple layers of paint, rhythmic movement, and a strong sense of depth in his paintings.
Hailing from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Malia comes from a large family of musicians. She began touring up and down the East Coast with her family when still a child, garnering performance experience, winning numerous prizes, and gaining a strong reputation in the regional music scene as a talented and versatile fiddler.
Alex Dahdah is a multidisciplinary artist with an MFA in Multidisciplinary Art and a BA in Filmmaking. His practice spans diverse media, including filmmaking, video art, graphic prints, and conceptual projects, delving into themes of nationhood, belonging, family dynamics, and personal emotional reflections. Through his work, Alex explores the disconnections and ironies embedded in societal systems, engaging with cultural narratives, abstraction, and the intersections of personal and collective memory.
A Baltimore native, Steven Xavier Lee is the author of ‘The Story of Mr. Thomas Carney - A Maryland Patriot of the American Revolutionary War’, the first book written on a heroic Maryland African American soldier of the War for Independence. It is an allegory for adults, in the format of a storybook for youths. The breadth of his writing includes spoken word, poetry, diverse articles in history, art, and environmental conservation.