Elena Volkova is a Ukrainian-born interdisciplinary artist, educator, and curator, whose creative practice uses historic and contemporary photographic techniques to explore complex themes of domesticity, liminality, and subjective experience. Volkova has been a fellow at Hamiltonian Artists, and exhibited her work nationally and internationally. Elena received several recognitions and awards in support of her creative practice, including Janis Meyer Traveling Fellowship, Corcoran Women’s Committee Grant, MD State Arts Council Creativity Grant, and Baltimore Municipal Art Society Travel Prize.
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Maryland Institute College of Art, Bachelor of Fine Arts, 2017
Duncan Madaris Hill is a photographer and filmmaker based in Washington, DC. He currently teaches photography and/or film at American University and George Mason University.
I was born in Kenya and lived there until the age of 21yrs.It took me 7 yrs to save my airfare to go to the UK to study Art. I lived in various parts of London from the East End to West London during the 60's and London was a very exciting City to live. I did my Foundation Course at Sir John Cass College in E. London. During the course of my first term at Manchester College of Art I decided to take up Embroidery instead of Painting as I found the tactile contact with materials textural and seductive.
Stephen Reichert (American, b. 1975) is an artist originally from Wisconsin, now based in Baltimore City, Maryland. His works of multidisciplinary painting and drawing are held in private, corporate, and public collections, both nationally and abroad.
Collected in museums, university and corporate acquisitions, Penny Harris’ work is exhibited nationally and internationally. Her portfolios are broad-based as are her interests. Pinhole photography depicting domestic relationships, landscapes, portraits, and the montage Journey Series show her range of interests about the world we inhabit. She has created photographic stage sets and curated exhibitions involving art, theater, music, and poetry together.
Career Summary
I have been fascinated by the emotive power of art all my life and have produced artwork in media ranging from photography to anodized metals. All of my work has had a basis in the photographic arts.
I was a painting major at Goucher College, studying with Hilton Brown, and at the Maryland Institute College of Art, I studied photography with Richard Jaquish.
In my early studio practice, I referenced photographs to create mixed media drawings that toured several Japanese museums.
A video artist and performer, Dominique Zeltzman researches concepts of objectification and power through the metaphor of the container as a social construct. Her work has to do with the stretchy exaggeration of time and sequence, endurance, the peripheral, and the mundane practices that catalogue cycles in our lives. After a 15 year career as a choreographer and performer in San Francisco she returned to Baltimore where she received her MFA in Imaging and Digital Art from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Figurative artist
Walter Oliver Neal, has shown his work throughout the Washington Metropolitan area, and is highly regarded for the unique, creative vision and artistic excellence he brings to his work. His artwork is in the respective collections of Howard University, the Evans-Tibbs Collection, Corcoran Gallery of Art, as well as various organizations and private collections. A native of Detroit, Michigan, Zaidi is founder and artistic director of AMKA Graphics Studios, which he founded in 1970, while a student at his alma mater, Howard University. He resides in Baltimore, Maryland.