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Sandra Lacy holds a B.A. in Psychology, is as Associate of the Royal Academy of Dancing in London and a certified Gyrokinesis teacher. In August 2017, she will pursue her interest in somatics by beginning the certification program in the Feldenkrais Method. She has performed with the Maryland Ballet, Impetus Dance Dance Company, Path Dance Company, Phoenix Repertory Dance, James Hansen's Assemblage Dance Company, Lonaine Chapman The Company, ClancyWorks and Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane and Company.

• Read more about Ona C. Martin

Ona C. Martin developed her interest and skills in the visual arts through private instruction with nationally recognized artists who themselves paint in realistic styles using the techniques of the Old Masters. She is a member of and participates in exhibits at the Carroll County (Maryland) and Howard County (Maryland) Arts Councils and has exhibited at juried shows at the Laurel Art Guild (Maryland) and Howard County Arts Council.

• Read more about Domonique Wilson

Hey There!   Wanna Say a Message? 717-816-9161   Wanna Type a Message? dwilson@prattlibrary.org wildom1@umbc.edu   Wanna See my Work? Instagram Handle @natalia_turnerwtthabrnr Facebook: Domonique Team Celtics Wilson   Catch doing Hella Shxt- Let's Collaborate!   iProduceBeats iSang iDoSpokenWord iDoPoetry iWriteBooksforAllAges iHavePassion

• Read more about Frank Reaver

I’m a passionate artist and educator that is currently educating students at Century High School located in Sykesville, Maryland.  My expertise encompasses a broad range of both 2d and 3d materials as well as digital media.  My passion is creating sophisticated, technically skilled, eye catching artwork with emphasis on contrast and composition.  Recently I've been most recongized for my appearance on Food Network's Halloween Wars and Outrageous Pumpkins.

• Read more about Paul Meyers

I am a graphic designer by profession/need. I am an artist who loves to paint fast —with brush strokes and "mistakes" showing. I don't like perfection in my work. I like to see energy. I am inspired by such great artists as Duchamp, Chagall, Hopper, Diebenkorn, Wesselmann, Basquiat and most recently Razvan Boar and Kelly Reemsten, to name but a few.  

• Read more about Bart Walter

Maryland sculptor Bart Walter began working in clay in the 1980s. After three decades, his work now resides in notable public and private collections worldwide: from Ugandan Wildlife Authority Headquarters in Kampala, to the collection of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia,  to the National Zoo in Washington D.C. His recent accomplishments include the installation of a 15 ½ ft.

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• Read more about Nancy Schmitt

By combining my fine arts and textile design backgrounds, I create unique vessels, wall art, and wearables made of hand felted wool.  My passion for working with wool fiber, along with the organic nature of the medium help me connect the ancient traditions of felt making with modern artistry.  Because wool is an organic medium, I allow the fiber to develop its own unique shape and form.  The surface of the felt becomes truly three-dimensional when I add beads or other materials that capture and reflect light.  Sculptural cuts in the matte wool add texture and expose color changes in the fiber

• Read more about Brittney Sipes