Zoë Lintzeris is a visual artist specializing in painting and photography, and a certified Arts in Health specialist. Founded on her previous work in journalism and research, her art practice explores the human psyche within urban and rural environments. Love, loss and resistance are key themes in her work, which has been showcased on feature shoot, The Stuttering Foundation, LED Baltimore, and more. In 2022, she marked her first solo show of works on canvas in Baltimore, and showcased her third photo series and solo show, "The Maskyoulinity Project”, in New York City in 2019.
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Mary Clark is the winner of the 2021 Crazyhorse Fiction Prize, selected by Rumaan Alam. The winning story “Steppie” looks at a woman’s love for children and also her chosen childlessness, a mix that’s sometimes hard for her to square. Mary pulled almost all of that short story from a chapter in her recent novel manuscript.
In an interview with Crazyhorse, she talks about the inspiration for her prizewinning story.
Howard has been a professional photographer for over 40 years and have worked out of his own studio, Studio H, for the last 35. He originally came to Baltimore from New York to study at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), where he graduated with a Master of Fine Arts degree. His award-winning work involves layering and collaging of images—both in film and digital. A very early adopter of digital, Howard was a beta tester for Photoshop and coauthored a book on Photoshop—Photoshop 4 Complete.
My present artistic inquiry explores the visceral and analytical impact of narrative and aesthetic forms. My images are provoked by identity, ancient narrative and colloquial expression. My work is also inspired by the aesthetics and influences of popular culture, cinema, celebrity, music and social media.
Michael Ivan is a filmmaker and photographer. He specializes in capturing images with a documentary style developed over 20 years running Loud Communications. It all started at age ten with capturing his mother’s expression as she entered their home for her surprise 50th birthday party. His inquisitive approach leans into a passion for learning from others and seeing them in the places they thrive and feel at home.
Chris Peregoy is a photographer who has been actively showing photographically derived work for the past 40 years. Originally trained in traditional photographic practices, his current work crosses the boundaries between digital, traditional and primitive photography and marries digital image-making with historic photographic processes and painting. His images deal with forgotten or imagined memories.
Painter | Writer | Photographer: F.b.johnson studied studio art and design under Ed Kerns, Curlee Raven Holton, and Bernard Tiernan as an undergrad in the early 1990s & worked under fellowship at the University of New Orleans towards an MFA as an abstract acrylic painter. A student of the world and his own mistakes, with 30yrs production experience, He resides in Baltimore City with the intent of adding his story to the greater tapestry of the city's eclectic past.
BFA School of the Art Institute of Chicago
MFA Maryland Institute College of Art Hoffberger School of Painting under Grace Hartigan
I am on a new creative journey, the next chapter after a photography interval that began in 2017. Prior to the photography I worked 25 years in the TV & film business as a production accountant in Los Angeles and NYC specializing in episodic series and indie features. I attended the University of California, San Diego and graduated with a BA in Visual Arts in 1986.
Jessica Green is a Baltimore artist. She received her BFA from the University of Maryland, College Park with a concentration in photography. She received her Masters degree in Venice, Italy at the Scuola Internazionale Di Grafica in Graphic design. Jessica began a serious painting practice at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and has not put down a paintbrush since.