My name is Arthur Fitzhugh and I am an artist, girl, dad, and community activist. Currently, im the Community Manager at Four Ten Lofts. I am also a part-time Arts Administration student at the University of Baltimore. I am a grant-writing and funding acquisition specialist. I have won grants for my exhibitions at notable places like the historic Eubie Blake Center and School33 Art Center. I have a passion for the arts and providing support for artists.
4Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Artshttps://www.promotionandarts.orgbopacommunications@gmail.com(410) 752-8632
10 E Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD 21202
United States
Groupmuse Foundation is expanding classical music to be more inclusive and vibrant by empowering musicians through financial, technological, and career support.
Located in the heart of the Station North Arts District, Metro Baltimore, previously know as The Metro Gallery, has been a cornerstone of Baltimore’s vibrant music scene since 2007. Our impeccable sound quality is just the start; it’s our staff’s passion for music and dedication to community that truly distinguishes us. Proudly serving as a second home to both emerging local artists and nationally touring acts, we curate moments, not just shows. Our bar complements the experience, offering an array of finely-crafted cocktails.
Growing up in a family restaurant with my mother, I learned the importance of pursuing dreams while nurturing my mind, body, and spirit. The practice of Buddhism and meditation, which she introduced to me, has been a transformative journey. It has helped me heal from past traumas and connect with my inner being, shaping my artistic identity. As a self-taught artist, my diverse cultural background and life experiences fuel my creativity. I’m grateful for the support of donors who believe in my work and allow me to find joy in doing what I love.
In November 1966, the Enoch Pratt Free Library published the first issue of Chicory, a groundbreaking magazine of poetry and art by Baltimore residents. Edited by local poet Sam Cornish, Chicory was initially funded through the federal Office of Economic Opportunity’s Community Action Program, under the local leadership of Evelyn Levy, supervisor of Library Services for the Community Action Program, and Thelma Bell, one of the first African American children’s librarians at Pratt.
C Marquis is a songwriter, singer, composer, playwright and teacher. She is a Baltimore native.
Artist exploring painting, ceramics and craft as a means of play and expression. Highlandtown Arts District, Baltimore MD
The mission is to relate to all possible members in as many ways possible. To show all members that no matter what we go through, we are never truly a lone. This is shown through my work as we sell more than paintings.
Specialize in two art techniques developed more than 300 years ago: Eglomise - reverse painting on the back side of glass and
reverse decoupage. Offer classes in reverse decoupage