Daria Parsa is a visual artist and program coordinator currently based in Laurel, Maryland. After receiving her Bachelor’s in Studio Art and Art History from the University of Maryland, College Park, she has worked for community arts organizations such as the Greenbelt Community Center and Sandy Spring Museum in program coordination and exhibition management. Now as an independent artist, Daria works on freelance community art projects and her art practice, as well as works as a studio assistant and printmaking apprentice.
14Howard County Arts Councilhttp://hocoarts.org/info@hocoarts.org(410) 313-2787
8510 High Ridge Rd
Ellicott City, MD 21043
United States
Rebecca Rothey studied photography under Geoff Delanoy while working towards her undergraduate degree in philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, Maryland. She was an adult, part-time student and photography allowed her a much needed creative respite from the pressures of work and school. She learned photography by developing film and making gelatin silver prints using traditional darkroom techniques.
Monica is an artist from rural Eastern Shore living in Ellicott City, Maryland. She is a mixed media artist who currently enjoys foil printmaking and collage.
Inspired and informed by Virginia A. Myers, Monica has developed her own method of printing with roll foils.
I make hand-embroidered greeting cards which can be displayed in frames or sent to others as greeting cards.
Howard County Summer Theatre (HCST) is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 by three county residents with a passion for musical theatre. The purpose of HCST is to produce reasonably priced, family-oriented and high quality musicals each summer in Howard County, Maryland. A portion of the profits from these shows are donated to various charities in central Maryland
Marketing, branding, fundraising, preservation of music and entertainment legacies, creators, and innovators for digital media. Primarily for Lillette's Foundation for the Arts.
GAIL MARTEN BIO
Gail Marten climbed the iconic steps, where Sylvester Stallone would later train for his role in the film Rocky, to study at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Between classes, she visited the famous galleries, inspired by the phenomenal work of legendary artists displayed. She also took courses at the Moore Institute of Art and received a scholarship for additional art studies.
In Massachusetts, ten years later, she learned painting, etching, and collagraph techniques at the Decordova Museum and Northeastern University.
Candice Tavares is a self taught illustrator and wood artist. Born and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Candice now lives and creates in Maryland. Though she is not formally trained in art, Candice has been able to merge lessons she learns in Saturday morning art classes and in the wood shop with her dad to create a style that is all her own.