I am a photographer that has shown in galleries in Annapolis (MFA), the Eastern Shore, Baltimore, Washington, DC and New York. I am a long time member of MFA and served on their board for 10 years. Since 2004, I have shown I more than 50 exhibits, many of were nationally juried.
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Naomi (Ngoc) Le was born in Vietnam in 1995. In 2020, she received her BFA from Towson University, in Baltimore, MD and was honored with the Ro and Marius Award. Naomi has exhibited her work in the NextGen 7.0 Exhibition at VisArts, Out of Order at Maryland Art Place, and Katzen Art Center. She is expected to earn her MFA from American University in 2023. Her work is an experiment in how she sees and experiences the surrounding environment. She uses unconventional materials that are store-bought or found, including styrofoam, vacuum bags, and sponges.
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Praised for her “soulful bandoneón” (Washington Classical Review), Heyni Solera is a sought-after bandoneonist in Washington, D.C.
Carl Yonder is a visionary surrealist who lives and works in Maryland. As a military brat, Yonder and his family traveled around the country and eventually the world. With all of the relocating, his parents and his artwork were the two biggest constants in his life. Over the years, his initial love of art developed into a passion, which he continues today.
Mariana Kastrinakis is a mixed media artist and teacher.
She maintains an art studio and shows her work at the Stone Tower Studio & Gallery, 2nd floor, in the beautiful Glen Echo Park, in Glen Echo, Maryland.
Mariana first explored watercolors during a break from her work as a physician in the DC area in the 1990’s. Since then, her art has expanded to include other media, such as acrylics, collage, water media mono-printing as well as oils.
Bonnie Kennedy is an American fine artist an illustrator based in the DC metro area. She received her AFA from the Maryland School of Art and Design, where she was awarded the Gudelsky Merit Scholarship, and two juried awards for her thesis exhibition. She attended the Visual Arts Center advanced art magnet program at Albert Einstein High School for all four years of high school. She works primarily in oils to create figurative paintings through the lens of magical realism.
Lucinda Marshall is a mixed media artist working most recently in improvisational quilting, including a technique she has developed called Modular Improv Quilting. Her quilts have been published in Uppercase, Quiltfolk, and Curated Quilts, and recently shown at the Chesapeake Arts Center.
US Based Visual/Digital Artist & Entrepreneur.
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