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Tracy Stevens
Tracy is a graduate of Maryland Institute College of Art -Continuing Studies and a Baltimore native. She believes through art, we can change the culture and bring a positive viewpoint to people of all ages. Tracy is a teaching artist, graphic artist, and fine artist that uses colors, content, and beauty to make change for the better. Her artwork and teaching spreads positivity, creativity, and inspiration.  Professional Experience: Artwork Macy's Westminster Mall California 2019 Ronald McDonald House 2019 Salem Tobacco Products 2000
Julie Wills
Julie Wills is an interdisciplinary artist working in sculpture and installation, drawing, text, and intersections between these media. She is recipient of an Individual Artist Award (2019) and a Creativity Grant (2023) from the Maryland State Arts Council. Other recent awards include the SSG and AC Edwards Fellowship from Virginia Center for the Creative Arts (2023), and artist residencies at Marble House Project, Cill Rialaig (Ireland), Arteles (Finland), Jentel, PLAYA, The Hambidge Center, and Pyramid Atlantic Art Center as a Denbo Fellow.
Sara Dittrich
Sara Dittrich (b. Cincinnati, Ohio 1991) is an interdisciplinary sculpture artist who builds introspective experiences that shift perspective from passive seeing to active looking, from passive hearing to active listening.
Daniel Stuelpnagel
Daniel Stuelpnagel has participated in more than 100 exhibitions coast to coast since 1998, and recently completed a two-year residency at Mill Centre Artist Studios in Hampden. His creative career pursuits have taken him from Washington, DC to San Francisco, from Burning Man to the Galápagos Islands of Ecuador, Bologna, Barcelona and Maui among other inspiring destinations.
Aujunai Charpentiair
Writer. Attended University Of Maryland Baltimore County, Coppin State University. Concentrated studies: Pre-Med-Psychology. 
Jordan Randall Smith
Award-winning conductor Jordan Randall Smith is the music Music Director of Symphony Number One, Music Director at Govans Presbyterian Church, and a Conductor at the Frederick Regional Youth Orchestra. Smith was formerly Co-founder and Artistic Director of the Dallas Festival of Modern Music and Assistant Conductor of the Peabody Opera Theater. Smith was lauded for being "an attentive partner" by the Baltimore Sun. Jordan's leadership of Mahler's fourth symphony was praised by Tim Smith: "The third movement, in particular, was quite sensitively molded."  According to the Ft.
Emily Campbell
Emily Campbell is a visual artist and educator working in Baltimore, MD who holds an MFA from Maryland Institute College of Art and a BA in visual arts from Mercyhurst University.  Previous solo and group exhibitions include Institute of Conemporary Art (Baltimore, MD), IA & A Hillyer (Washington, DC), Maryland Art Place (Baltimore, MD), St, Johns College (Annapolis, MD), Gallery CA (Baltimore, MD), Push Gallery (Asheville, NC), The Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE), School 33 (Baltimore, MD), and Arlington Cultural Affairs (Arlington, VA).  She has participated in residencies at Can
Tim Jankowiak
By day I am a professor of philosophy. But during grad school I fell in love with oil painting and since then I've been devoting as much of my free time to it as possible. I work primarily with a few different approaches to representational painting (urban realism, portraiture, hyperrealism, and a bit of pop psychedelia). 
Sera Boeno
Sera Boeno (1991) is a sculptor and installation artist from Istanbul, Turkey. Her praxis is research-based and heavily influenced by the socio-politics of her motherland, Turkey. Narratives of and around women in historically silenced topics –politics, sex, religion, trauma– are central to her work. Concrete, metal, wood, found objects make the foundations of her practice. Boeno holds a B.A.
Antti Eklund
Artist Antti Eklund paints iconic oil-on-canvas paintings to illuminate injustice and to expose the abuse of power. His goal is to encourage and inspire people to take action for a positive change. “We all have a voice, my art is mine.” After an award-winning international career in design Professor Eklund switched his creative passion entirely into art - his deepest lifelong passion. “I am crazy about creativity. I love challenges. I love overcoming my fears and learning from my mistakes. Creativity is an endless process. Painting is my passion and my endless source of happiness.”
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