Daniel Humphries-Russ is an award-winning photographer residing in Maryland who has exhibited both locally and regionally. Daniel creates original limited-edition archival pigment prints combining traditional techniques and current digital technology. As a master printmaker, he has produced prints for Fortune 500 companies. Daniel is a faculty member at Towson University and at Carroll Community College.
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91 West Main Street
Westminster, MD 21157
United States
Biography and Statistics:
Education:
University of Colorado: 1984-1986
University of Maryland: Bachelors Degree in Art History; 1991
Occupation:
Sculptor of one of a kind works
Artist/Designer and Co-owner - Girardini Fine Art and Design: 1992 – present
Ceramics Instructor: Columbia Art Center, Columbia MD
Personal:
Working and making a living in the arts for more than 28 years.
Exhibitions and Positions:
Positions:
Served as board member for the Craft Emergency Relief Fund 1999-2005 CERF+
My expressive and sometimes whimsical style is reflected in my art. I do pen and ink, acrylic and oil paintings of still life, landscapes and animals. I created several murals for the Carroll County Womens and Mens shelters. My oil painting of Tag, a wirehaired griffon, won honorable mention at the Schuler School of Fine Art 5th Annual "Furs to Feathers" exhibition of animal art in 2014.
Preserving history.
Overlapping images.
Translucent memories.
Visual stories.
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I blend images – found and created – together,
intertwining old and new. It is a process
of discovery: stumbling upon previously unseen
patterns and relationships.
I have been an artist for more than 25 years.
Andrew Rivers is based out of Germantown, MD with 10 + years of experience in fine art photography. Andrew utilizes this experience to complete the assignments you need and to deliver the photos you want.
"I’m interested in exploring a wide range of photographic techniques in commercial, portrait, and fine art photography. I love a challenge and endeavor to learn as I go." Excited by the variety of possibilities that a photographer can offer and focused on the client, no shoot is beyond what our imaginations can conquer.
Education and Occupations:
I have been an artist for more than 35 years.
1975 Exchange student to Sendai, Japan
1980 BA; Advertising; Pennsylvania State University
Additional Education: 1976 - 2016
Engineering, PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY; Pennsylvania State University
Painting: Moyer Studio; Al Wynn Studio; Colorado College; University of Maryland
Metal sculpture: University of Maryland; Anderson Ranch Arts Center
Photography: Anderson Ranch Arts Center; with Jill Enfield, Greg Gorman, R.Mac Holbert, Robert and Shana Parkharrison
Drew Stevyns believes in the purity of music, in how it is organically written and how it is presented to listeners. Music has to be honest. It has to be based on what the writer feels or has experienced in his or her own life, otherwise it is a lie. It is imperative that he provide a song or performance that is emotionally connected to his audience. It is his goal that the music he produces relates to listeners through their own unique experiences and circumstances.
Chloe Irla grew up outside of Richmond, VA but moved around a lot as a teenager. She attended McDaniel College before receiving an MFA from the Mount Royal School of Art at the Maryland Institute College of Art. She has exhibited nationally and in Sofia, Bulgaria, and Vancouver, Canada. Chloe has been a resident artist at the Vermont Studio Center and the Wassaic Project. As an educator, she has taught studio art courses at MICA and the University of Maine at Farmington and is currently an Associate Professor of Art with tenure at McDaniel College.
O. Kenneth Hankins was born in Bluefield, WV in 1944. He moved to Baltimore, MD with his mother in 1950 when she came to work at Martins Airport. Ken attended Baltimore County Public Schools and Frostburg State College. He graduated from the Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1966. He taught art in Baltimore and Carroll Counties; in 1970 he met his future wife at Hereford High School. After they married in 1971, they moved to Almond, NY where Ken attend Alfred University and his wife taught English at Alfred-Almond Central School.