• Read more about Kristine DeNinno

Kristine DeNinno has a bachelor’s degree in studio art and graduate degree from the Corcoran College of Art and Design.  She found her calling in art as a printmaker. She is a teaching artist in many of the local DC/MD community art centers and colleges. 

• Read more about Stana Bene

• Read more about Meryl Silver

I am a Maryland based photographer whose work has been exhibited in the mid-Atlantic region and local spaces including the Mansion At Strathmore, Cafritz Gallery, Edison Gallery, the Torpedo Factory, and Glenview Mansion.  My work is in private collections as well as public venues.  I was selected as a winner in the Glenview Mansion Library competition by Amy Cavanaugh-Royce, Director of the Maryland Art Place in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

• Read more about Pooja Campbell

EXHIBITIONS - 2019 Saville Gallery, Cumberland, MD  - 2018 St. Josephs College, Brooklyn NY - 2018 Solo Show- Artists & Makers 2, Rockville, MD        - 2017 BWI Airport (Curated by First Lady of MD - Yumi Hogan) - 2017 City of Alexandria Finalist for Community Supported Art Program - 2016 Lore Degenstein Gallery, Selinsgrove, PA (8th Annual Figurative Competition) - 2016 The Gallery, Flushing NY Erasing Borders Exhibition of Contemporary Indian Art) - 2016 Kapoor Galleries, NYC - 2016 Center for Contemporary Art, Bedminster, NJ - 2016 Highland Art Gallery, Baltimore, MD

• Read more about Emma Blanco

After graduating from Magruder High School in Montgomery County, Emma Blanco attended college at Brigham Young University, where she became under the tutelage of Ryan Brown. After studying English, working for an airline, and beginning her travels, Emma pursued opportunities toward her training as an artist at the Center for Academic Study and Naturalist Painting (CAS). Since then, she has spent time in various locations contributing to the local art discussion and developing as an artist.

• Read more about Lydiea Tyburski

• Read more about Jerry Truong

Jerry Truong is a Maryland-based interdisciplinary artist whose work deals with issues of history and memory as they relate to the exercise of power and the residuals of trauma. Truong received his B.A. in Studio Art from the University of California, Irvine and his M.F.A. in Visual Arts from the University of California, San Diego, where he was the recipient of the San Diego Fellowship. He has had solo exhibitions at the Arlington Art Center (Arlington, VA, 2018), Northwestern University (Evanston, IL, 2015), Hood College (Frederick, MD, 2014),

• Read more about Janet Fox

I love to make art and learn about art-making by experimenting in my studio, by viewing and discussing art with others, and through living and dreaming. My style is usually abstract, representational or contemporary, often with nature or dream-based themes. I create primarily with encaustic (pigmented beeswax) and mixed media including fabric, pastels, fibrous and colorful papers and other found materials and objects.

• Read more about Dina Volkova

I was born in Moscow, Russia, where I graduated from the Moscow City Pedagogical University with Masters degree in Arts Education. While living in Moscow, I was employed by a number of Russian publishing houses and worked on various projects that included book covers, drawings, holiday cards and postcards. I also was a member of the Moscow Union of the Artists, where I participated in a number of national art exhibitions.

• Read more about Damon Arhos

Damon Arhos is a visual artist and art educator who lives and works in Washington, DC and Louisville, Kentucky. A gay American of Greek descent, he creates artworks that present portraits of identity as they reflect both queer experiences and cultural dichotomies. Arhos frequently appropriates Ancient Greek art and mythology, anthropomorphic forms, and elements of LGBTQIA+ culture within repetitive and everyday visual contexts.