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
A resident of the Gateway Arts District, Ms. Cave is a teaching visual artist, grant writer and arts advocate. She has two artistic themes in her work- colorful crowd scenes in her "Celebration of Life" series, acrylic on canvas, and "Thought Medallions," which are mixed media collages. Her public art installations included painting a Pandamania panda bear sculpture program for the DC Commission for the Arts and Humanities, and her work and greeting cards are on exhibit at Arts’tination, in National Harbor, Oxon Hill, MD. She is also President of the Hyattsville Community Artists Alliance.
Beatrice “Trice” Whitley is a vibrant gifted vocalist, producer, director, workshop speaker, and businesswoman.
Washington, DC native, K. Dené Chinn is the creative mind behind 6:33Media. During her sophomore year in college she discovered her passion for filmmaking. She knew she wanted to create stories that educate, engage and entertain audiences.
In 2005 she produced her first documentary, Too Black & Blue. In the years since she has worked on numerous documentary and television programs. Have You Seen Teri? will be her first feature length documentary.
Freda is a director, producer, dancer, choreographer, and dance educator. Her work is rooted in community. She serves as artistic director of two dance companies and works tirelessly to bring dance and theatre arts to disadvantaged youth. During the height of COVID she created a free DANCE YOUR HEALTH program to keep folks moving and an InConversation digital platform to support fellow dance artists.
Black Pearl Dance Theatre is a professional, community-based arts organization, with dance at its core.
My name is Phillip McLaughlin and I go by Raccoon Stew. I've been practicing art for well over 15 years and have even taught art for 2 years as an elementary art teacher.