I have lived in Baltimore since 1982 when I camr here to perform music at Lenny Kaplan's 13th Floor at The Belvedere.
I have left on several occasions mainly for work, but I always return! I erform Cabaret Shows at Germano's in Little Italy
the next one being Wednesday Aug 22nd @ 7.30 pm. "Songs In The Key Of Love" This show is celebrate what would have
been my 3rd Wedding Anniversary. My Wife Debra and I had our wedding at The Indigo Hotel. Debra sadly passed away on
January 30th of this year, but the LOVE lives on!
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Oil Paintings
Nadia Mohamed is a fiber artist living in Baltimore, MD. She completed her BFA at Pratt Institute in Fashion Design in 2011 and began work on her MFA at Towson University in 2016. Her work examines the intersection of humanity and nature. She has shown her work nationally and was awarded Juror’s Choice at the Maryland Federation of Arts Fiber Options show in 2016. Her interests include nature documentaries, audiobooks, cats and not washing dishes.
Suzie Tuchman works in handmade paper, printmaking, book arts and sculpture. She started out as a biologist but after raising 4 kids, went back to school for 10 years to study art, first completing her BFA and then MFA. She has exhibited and presented her work in galleries, universities and museums. She became a Maryland resident in July 2018.
Though accessory design for Qwishuna began as an intentional love for "edgy" jewelry, her love quickly grew into a passion for leather accessories that extends from couture wear to every day statement pieces. This passion has birthed what's known today as Lobe Dangle's Haute Couture Leather Accessories.
Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Qwishuna releases a touch of her urban background, as well as facets of Eastern culture and the Victorian era, throughout her Lobe Dangle line.
Why leather? Why accessories?
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.
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.