L.A. Crawford is a multidisciplinary artist currently based out of Baltimore Maryland, who employs painting, printmaking, and sculptural elements within their works. With a background in oil painting, their works range from casting multiples to large scale installations that explore Suburbia, gender roles, modernity and how we construct reality through the lens of architecture.
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Michelle Junot is a writer, graphic designer, and copy editor. She is the author of Notes From My Phone* a self-portrait in her twenties, and of and the floor was always lava, a collection of essays exploring childhood and memory. Her writing has been published in BmoreArt, Welter, Industry Night, The Avenue, Reject, and Baltimore STYLE.
Michelle earned her M.F.A in Creative Writing & Publishing Arts from University of Baltimore and her B.A. in Communication and Dance from Centenary College of Louisiana.
Thank you for taking a moment to read about my artwork. I began painting while employed hospice homecare nurse. I experienced grief on a daily basis in my work, while also receiving beautiful spiritual gifts from my patients and families. My paintings were a way for me to remember those gifts and to transform my grief into lasting joy.
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Artist Bio
Matt Hohner, a Baltimore native, holds an M.F.A. in Writing and Poetics from Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including The Baltimore Review, September Eleven: Maryland Voices, The Potomac (online), Lily (online), The Mom Egg Review, Truck (online), Rattle: Poets Respond, The Moth, The Irish Times, and Free State Review. His chapbook States was published by Third Ear Books.
Ariele Sieling was born and raised in upstate New York, among the trees and her dad's honeybees. She began writing at a young age and hasn't stopped. Her first love is science fiction: she has two scifi series, Land of Szornyek and The Sagittan Chronicles, and numerous short stories published in a variety of anthologies and magazines. She also has a series of children's books called Rutherford the Unicorn Sheep. She lives in Baltimore with her husband, a dog, three cats, and a fish.
Elizabeth Cadwalader was born in Baltimore, MD, and returned to Baltimore after twelve years of living and traveling abroad and in other parts of the U. S. She first studied art in 1971-72 at the Escuela de Bellas Artes in Cuernavaca, Mexico, but put kept painting as a secondary pursuit while working as an ESL teacher and raising a family. Since 2001, she has painted and study intensively, working in her studio at the Mill Centre in Baltimore.
painting, drumming, and creating nice artworks that bolster our city...
Via a confluence of art, technology, science, sci-fi, and self, I envision and enact fantasies that attempt to subvert ideologies of difference and their subsequently sticky hierarchies. I want to perform a reprogramming of the labor and love we commit to bugs, dirt, machines, skin, islands, time, dreams, and each other.
Working across a variety of media, including video, code, electronics, and the internet, projects often takes shape as networked sculptures and interactive installations.
Living and working Baltimore, MD as of 05/2017.