Erin Murphy Snedecor is a collaborative cellist who strives to forge new paths for interdisciplinary and multi genre art. Her work spans the realms of classical, contemporary, pop, rock, electroacoustic, and folk, and she would be hard pressed to pick a favorite.
Erin is a founding member, cellist, and music director of Balance Campaign, a contemporary sextet dedicated to the collaboration, commissioning, performance of works by new and lesser heard voices modern music. She also performs with earspace, a North Carolina-based ensemble that curates multi-sensory programs in unexpected venues.
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
I am a young upcoming rapper that has been making music since I was 16 but just started taking it seriously a year and a half ago. I love to use my artistry in poetry and writing to make my music. I have a great passion for my music and the way I make my music is time-consuming but worth it.
Pyramid Atlantic is a nonprofit contemporary art center located in Hyattsville, Maryland. We exhibit and sell original art in our gallery and shop; teach workshops in printmaking, papermaking, and book arts; and are a resource for artists seeking equipment and space.
I started out in the arts when I was 5 years old, from singing to painting and many other things. I decided to further my knowledge at the Art Institute of Washington in Arlington, Virginia. I sharpened my skills and picked up some others. I graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor's Degree in Media Arts and Animation, and what does one do with a degree in Media Arts and Animation you ask.. Well, I can show you better than I can tell you.
Heather Morton is a writer based in the Washington, DC, area. Her work has appeared in Plough, Fathom Magazine, Touchstone: A Journal of Mere Christianity, and other publications. She holds a BA in English from Covenant College and an MA in English from the University of Virginia. A native Oregonian, she lives with her husband and their three children in Cheverly, Maryland.
Bexter Richardson, “Bex” for short, is a Liberian-American singer, songwriter, audio engineer, and entrepreneur based in Baltimore and the DMV area. The multi-cultural experience from his background has created and contextualized his interests in international music, specifically music from the Afrobeats, Hip Hop and R&B genres. Bex is the founder of Fourscore Technologies, an IT startup that focuses on cybersecurity, cloud and network engineering in the DC, Maryland, Virginia (DMV) area.
The Cultural Academy for Excellence, Inc. (CAFE) is a youth-based program, which uses the performing arts as the catalyst to develop the passion and discipline for learning, leadership and academic achievement. CAFE has a strong commitment to the achievement of equity and inclusion among its staff and students and we value the rich diverse backgrounds that make up the CAFE community. CAFE is an award-winning, music-based art-in-education and life-skills enrichment program for youth that began as an enticement for youth to stay in school, keep out of trouble and perform.
Handirubvi is a Zimbabwean-American artist currently based in Maryland. She explores notions of belonging and identity to depict a series of visual narratives that have shaped her culturally.
Her process involves the investigation of people using the experiences of others as well as her own to create images that are relatable and inclusive where people are able to see themselves and others in a positive light.
Raised in the vibrant music scene of the DC area, flutist, vocalist and composer Alex Hamburger was immersed in the world of art from her earliest years. Growing up as the daughter of accomplished artists—a drummer and a dancer—Alex's passion for music ignited at a young age. After exploring other musical landscapes and studying at prestigious institutions in New York and Switzerland, Alex has returned to DC with a renewed sense of purpose and a desire to make a resounding impact.
Kia Kelliebrew is a traditional painter and graphic designer from Washington, D.C currently residing in Maryland.
Drawing and creating since childhood, Kia went on to graduate from art school earning a BFA in Fine Arts & Graphic Design.
Beginning her career at Sister 2 Sister Magazine, establishing a path of notable media and blogging credentials. Later moving on to design ad campaigns and various visual art assets for celebrities, corporate brands such as Forever 21, Discovery Channel, Mary Kay and many other top level companies.