Nguyên Khôi Nguyễn is a multi-disciplinary artist and educator. He is the cartoonist of the Ignatz nominated comic series, The Gulf. Nguyen’s work has been featured in The New Yorker, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, and Medium. He is the vocalist/pianist of the jazz trio, Superior Cling, and he is a digital media lecturer at Loyola University Maryland. As a 2021 Rubys Artist Grantee, Nguyen is working on a graphic novel chronicling his experiences during the ongoing pandemic. Nguyên lives in Baltimore, Maryland with his wife, son, and terrier.
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Baltimore Based Artist and Musician
M. Jane Taylor earned a Master of Arts in Writing from Johns Hopkins University and was honored with the Outstanding Graduate Award, and she is a recipient of the Maryland State Arts Council's Regional Independent Artist Award and MSAC Grants for Artists.
Chekwube O. Danladi is the author of Semiotics (Georgia, 2020), selected by Evie Shockley as the winner of the 2019 Cave Canem Poetry Prize. Her chapbook, Take Me Back, was included in the New-Generation African Poets: Nne boxset.
Grammy award-winning children’s performer Dan Zanes and Haitian-American music therapist/jazz vocalist Claudia Zanes have been making music with each other since the day they met in the fall of 2016.
The two decided while sitting at Dan’s kitchen table that afternoon that they would continue singing together and, in the spirit of progress and inclusion, would work with presenters to try and make all of their concerts sensory-friendly.
PAUL DANIEL, an artist noted for kinetic sculpture, has exhibited work in numerous venues including Acknowledging the Wind, an exhibition of seven major kinetic sculptures at Ladew Topiary Gardens, Monkton, MD. Mr. Daniel’s sculptures address nature (wind, light and movement). They respond to the currents and calm of environmental wind. Kinetic sculptural elements indicate the rotation of the earth, velocity of the wind and mark time.