Born in Qingdao, China in 1981, Yameng Wang fell in love with the classical guitar at a young age and began studying with the leading guitar professor in China, Professor Chen Zhi, when she was 10 years old.
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Originally from Kobe, Japan, NAOKO MAESHIBA performs, choreographs, directs, designs, and teaches, all from the body's point of view. Her childhood in rural Japan brought her close to the life cycles of living creatures and the atrnosphere of places and people. This environment had a profound influence on her perceptions.
Maeshiba has been creating solo, duo, and ensemble performances in traditional and nontraditional venues since 1998. Rooted in the minimalism of traditional and contemporary Japanese theatre as well as improvisation and surrealist art, her work strives to awaken the
K'aree Lymon is a local emerging Baltimorian Visual Artist. Born and raised in Baltimore City. His main mediums of choice are always either fabrics and paints or pencils and make-up! Ideally seeing the world between two lens begin Art and Fashion it's important that his works depict both elements developing a deeper meaning amongst self.
Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves are choreographers, performers, filmmakers, and mixed media designers. They are groundbreaking artists who bring virtuosic athleticism, mesmerizing design landscapes, and powerful imagery to their work. They have been making work collaboratively for over thirteen years as the Artistic Directors of Orange Grove Dance, a dance, design, and film company that exists at the intersection of dance and immersive, performer-operated design.
Christopher Bowling has been creating art for over almost 40 years, focusing on sculpture and drawing. His main media is graphite, colored pencil and fine-tipped markers for drawing and metal, wood and found objects for sculpture. He worked for several years as an elementary school art teacher in Harford County, MD as well as substitute teacher in Seattle, WA. His drawings are mostly of animals, filled with various random objects - recently he is using iconic Baltimore/Maryland landmarks and objects.
Jarek Sparaco was born in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1995. He attended Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and recieved his BFA in General Fine Arts in 2017. He has taken classes for a wide variety of media, including clay, bookmaking, and glassblowing. Over the course of his career at MICA, Jarek has received several awards for his artistic merit, such as the Joseph Padgett Memorial Scholarship and the General Fine Arts Departmental Recognition Award.
Freelance fashion photographer and visual artist .