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Artist Bio Savita Gilbert

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Twanna A. Hines is founder and CEO of FUNKY BROWN CHICK. A social entrepreneur and award­-winning sex and relationships educator, she has appeared on CNN, NPR, Sirius, CBC (Canadian National Radio), Paris Première (French Television), and in documentary films. She has written for The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Time Out New York, Lifetime, Mashable, Nerve, New York Press, Fast Company, and The Huffington Post. Her work also appears in the books Six-Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak, Migration and Immigration: A Global View, and On Purpose: Rhetorical Analysis of Non-Fiction.

• Read more about Sara Caporaletti

Sara Caporaletti is a visual artist from Maryland. She received her BA in studio art from McDaniel College in Westminster, MD and her MFA in fine art from American University in Washington DC. Her work explores various autobiographical elements related to Catholic religious practices and beliefs through a variety of media. She has participated in the American University Studio MFA Berlin residency with GlogauAIR studios in Berlin, Germany, as well as residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and the Wesley Theological Seminary.

• Read more about Nirmari Rivera

New emerging artist located in Rockville, MD.  Medium work with acrylics also do digital work. Versatile in various styles. 

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  I define my work as an opinion to express, which is created to invoke the thoughts, emotions and impression of the viewer. Because art is subjective, I create so the viewer can effortlessly engage with the art. I create original abstract, expression, modern, realism and contemporary works of art. My images are not confined to one subject matter or design, surface or medium. Canvases are always primed and each work a series of under paintings, layered one after another, until the final image is achieved, and I am confident the expression is complete. 

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Katie Loebach (b. Gaithersburg MD) is currently a double major in Art and Art History at St Mary’s College of Maryland. She draws from her knowledge of art history to create art around women’s sexuality. Her inspirations date back to the pre-historic time, as she uses the Venus of Willendorf as one of the key works of art that inspires her rounded form. She thinks about ways in which women were portrayed as sexual objects, and creates art that begs the question- can women be sexual while having their own autonomy?

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 My interest in photography began around the time of my 13th birthday, when I received a “Yashica A”, which is a twin lens reflex film camera whose exposure I set manually using a hand held light meter, and which produced 2 ¼ inch square negatives.  I built a black and white darkroom in my parent’s basement.  Since my exploration of photography began in monochrome, I became used to visualizing potential subject matter in grey tones. 

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DEBORAH STERNBERG, described by critics as a “spine-tingling soprano” (Ben Demers, DC Theatre Scene), is praised for her flexibility, stage presence, and radiance of tone. Recent performances include art songs of Lili and Nadia Boulanger with Cantate Chamber Singers and Washington Master Chorale, respectively; duet recital Orpheus with a new chamber ensemble; featured soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra’s Play! A Video Game Symphony at Wolf Trap; and recitals for the Friday Morning Music Club and the Penn Alps music series.