Mr. KittyKai (he/him) is a transmasculine Hyattsville based visual and performing artist, educator, and alternative model. He has worked with organizations across the country including Party Liberation Foundation, Sunset and Chill, Metta Creative, Camp Contact, Tethered Together, the National LGBTQ Task Force, and Dark Odyssey. Spicy Meow Werks was established in 2018 as a way to combine all of his creative endeavors.
17Prince George's Arts and Humanities Council https://www.pgahc.orginfo@pgahc.org(301) 772-8943
1801 Mccormick Dr
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
United States
VISION: Apsara Studios exists to provide an outlet for young people to feel supported as their true selves through the enhancement of their creative abilities. With an exuberant passion for arts and professional training our staff commits to high quality instruction, building personal relationships with the community, and lessoning our impact on the surrounding environment.
MISSION: Apsara Studios aims to promote technical innovation, social and environmental consciousness, and self awareness in children by encouraging the use of their natural artistic abilities.
About
“There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment.”
— Robert Frank
My mission is to capture the beauty of the world through a lens and create meaningful memories for people to cherish. With a focus on authenticity and storytelling, we specialize in preserving life’s most heartfelt moments—whether it’s the joy of a family gathering, the artistry of fashion, or the quiet beauty of everyday life. Driven by a passion for connection and creativity, I strive to deliver images that evoke emotion, inspire reflection, and stand the test of time. Let us help you celebrate your story, one frame at a time.
Fine artist attended Corcoran school of art, Art institute of Pittsburgh and Prince George's Community College.
Mygenet Tesfaye Harris is an Ethio African American artist whose work is inter- and multi-disciplinary. Her artistic journey flourished during her undergraduate and graduate studies at the MICA. Her imagery is based on her story of migration and adaption fueled by her birthplace of Ethiopia and her Eritrean bloodline. Mygenet's exhibition of Wax & Gold is from three series reflecting her origin and life. The Ethiopian phrase “Wax and Gold” refers to many unseen complexities and Symbols below the surface.
The City of Bowie Arts Committee maintains an art gallery on the first and second floors of Bowie City Hall. The gallery includes hanging space for artwork, and two display cases for three-dimensional artwork.
The Arts Committee changes the gallery, usually on a quarterly basis. The majority of the gallery exhibits are juried shows. Artists all over the metro DC-Baltimore area are eligible to participate in the juried shows. Artists are then invited to submit digital images of their artwork, along with the entry form.
Becky Hill is a sought-after percussive dancer, Appalachian square dance caller, choreographer, and educator. Becky has worked with Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble, Rhythm in Shoes, Good Foot Dance Company, and studied with an array of percussive dance luminaries. Her choreography has been featured at Wheatland Music Festival, Jacob’s Pillow, and the Kennedy Center among others. She performs regularly with Big Family Business, Jesse Milnes, Roxy King, and Ben Nelson.