A. Moon is an experimental film and video maker whose work has screened in 13 countries on three continents. She has been the recipient of awards from the Princess Grace Foundation and numerous film festivals. In recent years, she has also been a Fulbright Senior Research Fellow, a fellow with the Center for Asian American Media, a Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Award winner (x3), a Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance Ruby Awards grantee (x2), and a Sondheim Prize Semi-Finalist (x3).
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I am a self-taught amateur nature and landscape photographer who is inspired by the beauty in things that surrounds us in this world. My photography reflects who I am as a person and how I see the world around me. I enjoy sharing the beauty of life through my photographs. My "spare" professional time is consumed as a physician anesthesiologist.
Eric Gordon is a studio artist of Otis Street Arts Project in Mt.
My surroundings in the DC/Maryland/Virginia region and the natural world in all its forms have
become primary subjects for my photography. When I am out with my camera I love discovering
colors, textures, patterns, shapes, lines and layers that are not immediately apparent, and am
fascinated by how these elements change with the light, seasons, and atmospheric conditions.
For that reason I return again and again to the same places where I find new inspiration with
almost every visit.
My background is in graphic design working primarily with museums and galleries in the
MichaelAngelo Rodriguez (b.1991 Meadowbrook, PA) is a 2018 BFA Fine Art Photography graduate from The Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at George Washington University. He received an A.A Degree from Tidewater Community College in Photography in 2016. His photography employs strategies of time and light to express retrospection and displacement prompted by the catalyst of familial geographic separation. In 2017 he was invited by Mel Chin to be a studio assistant intern during the preparation for his 2018 show All Over the Place at the Queens Museum, Queens, NY.
Known for her colorful and biomorphic imagery, Shana Kohnstamm creates fantastical worlds and alien lifeforms that incite whimsy and wariness, intrigue and hesitation. Whether a sculpture that invites you to touch, or a painting that begs you to look closer, Shana’s work is uniquely engaging.