• Read more about The Stadium School

Middle School in Baltimore City

• Read more about Adrienne Lundgren

I am a visual artist who works primarily in historic photographic processes including cyanotype and salted paper.  My work is largely printed on fabric and then deconstructed to be reassembled into new compositions.  My work focuses on memory and grief and how perspectives relating to them shift and change over time.  

• Read more about Michaela Huizar

Abstract Artist. Baltimore City, MD.

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• Read more about Masterpiece Design llc

As a community based organization I am able to use artwork to revitalize areas in the community through mural projects, gallery events and youth teaching classes. 

• Read more about DonyeaCierre

• Read more about Maya Camille

My name is Maya Camille. I am curator. spoken word artist, creative director & artist manager. 

• Read more about Homayra Ziad

I am a community-engaged educator who believes in creating sustainable partnerships within and outside the academy that meet community needs, honor lived experience, and support students in asking: Who am I, what do I stand for, and how do I contribute to the well-being of the many communities that I intersect with? I also believe that religious communities are a powerful resource in co-creating a just, ethical and vibrant civic space. I direct the Program in Islamic Studies at Johns Hopkins University and lead a grant on community-engaged pedagogy in Islamic Studies.

• Read more about S.B. Merrow

S.B. Merrow had a career as a flute maker, and for years worked with her hands—and her ears—on the instruments of professional musicians. Since returning to her first love, poetry, she has been published in journals such as Salamander, Nimrod International Journal, Gyroscope Review, and Free State Review. She has been a finalist several times for the Rash Award in Poetry and her first book, Unpacking the China, won the QuillsEdge Press 2016 chapbook competition. In 2020 her collection Everyone A Bell was published by Kelsay Books.

• Read more about Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Emmanuel Church is a welcoming, diverse Episcopal parish located in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland. Founded in 1854 to serve the growing city population, Emmanuel has continued to respond and adapt to the needs of the surrounding communities through worship, service, and the arts