Whitney Frazier is an interdisciplinary artist, mother and educator with a community based public art practice in Baltimore, MD. She completed her BA in Painting, MA and MFA in Community Arts at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). In 2019, she created WGF Studio, a community engaged public art business based in Baltimore.
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The Four Hour Day is an intimate performance space, lessons studio & instrument workshop in NE Baltimore. Founded in 2015, we've hosted national and international artists in concert, sold & donated hundreds of handmade musical instruments and provided music lessons to people of all ages and experience levels.
Nick Aumiller has a B.A. in printmaking and painting from UMBC in 1974. After a stint in the Baltimore Mural Program, He got a M.F.A. from the MICA Hoffberger School of Painting in 1980. Still unfinished with his education he got a teaching certificate
for art education from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland.
He has taught art at every age level, is presently drawing & painting full time, and doing the regular Baltimore Artist-type stuff.
The mission of R.I.S.E. Arts Center of Baltimore Inc. is to provide a multidisciplinary education to youth minorities and youth with autism, and is a nurturing, creative community where young people can discover their inherent talents and gifts.
Imraan Peerzada is an artist of Asian decent, writing, producing and acting in plays for both children and adults.
His specialty is puppetry, and he writes in English, Urdu and Punjabi.
Liz Flyntz is an artist, curator, and digital experience designer.
Liz has designed exhibitions and written about video art and documentary, participatory and collective art making, and other topics related to media art for publications including Afterimage, Intercourse, and the Creators Project. She co-edited The Present Is the Form of All Life: The Time Capsules of Ant Farm and LST, a book about Ant Farm's time capsule works for Pioneer Works Press.
The mission of the Fine Arts Office of the Maryland State Department of Education is to support the statewide arts learning community and advance arts-rich, lifelong learning in and through the arts for all Marylanders.
Elliott Grabill is a post-romantic composer native to Baltimore. His music is dense and ornate, with every note meticulously chosen and each composition differing in emotional nuance. He often explores American themes, such as religious texts in Pennsylvania Dutch, capturing the awe of nature, and using folk melodies to satirize modern society.
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Patti (Spady) Ross graduated from Washington, DC’s Duke Ellington School for the Performing Arts, The American University and The Keller Graduate School of Management. As a lifetime learner, Patti holds a certificate in Writing for Social Justice from the University of California, Berkeley. After high-school graduation, she performed with several local theatre companies in the Washington region.