Dave Montgomery has been interested in photography since he recorded his trip to Europe in 1955. He has been a vacation photographer while educating himself by observing work of other artists. In 2000 he began to experiment with the digital enhancement and manipulation of images scanned from slides and photos. His purchase of a digital camera in 2002 converted him to pixels. Since 2004, his work has been in more than 100 juried shows, winning awards at Strathmore Hall, The Art League, and Alexandria City Hall.
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Emily Conover received a BS degree from Purdue University, a BA degree in Studio Art from the University of Maryland College Park, and an MFA degree from the University of Maryland College Park. While at the University of Maryland, she was awarded a Graduate Fellowship, and she also received the David C. Driskell Award for outstanding visual thesis and excellence in teaching. She has been teaching painting and drawing at the University of Maryland in College Park since 1999. Ms.
I am an artist in residence at Artists and Makers Studios in Rockville Maryland.
Sharon Fox-Mould is a fine artist whose medium includes acrylic on canvas and photography. Sharon’s Hibiscus won second prize in UTRECHT 60th anniversary art competition in 2009.
Sharon's last solo exhibition was help at the Women's National Democratic Club in Washington DC in May 2016.http://democraticwoman.org/summer-arts-reception-may-24-2016
Thrive! ® abstract sculpture by GChris is mission-driven. Thrive! sculpture supports our creating and sustaining large, positive and timely change and building and achieving a thriving and surviving future for all forever. #ThrivingFuture Thrive! Website - ThrivingFuture.org Thrive! Blog ThriveBlog.org Thrive! Thought & Sculpture Blog ThriveSculpture.com Thrive! sculpture is to be interacted with and gently touched. Some are copper, wood or both. Sizes range from a foot to dozen feet. Some make sounds when moved by wind or people; some remain silent.
Biography Erwin Timmers is the co-founder of the Washington Glass Studio and School. Originally from Amsterdam, he moved to California where he graduated from Santa Monica College for Design Arts and Architecture. In 1999 he moved to the Washington DC area and since then his sculptural artwork has been on display in an increasing number of local galleries. He has received numerous public art commissions and is also featured in various private collections. His approach to art is multifaceted, incorporating metalwork, innovative lighting and glass design.
Chris Shea designs and creates furniture, sculpture, and architectural metalwork at his studio in Brandywine, MD. His work is included in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery and in numerous private collections. Chris's work has also been shown at Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton, MA, Woodson Art Museum, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, the National Ornamental Metals Museum, Wexler Gallery in Philadelphia, and at SOFA Chicago with Maurine Littleton Gallery.
Rachel Pope is Visual Artist, Transformation Artist, MUA, Art Consultant, Artist in Resident, and Art Advocate. Rachel is an Artist in Resident for DC Commission on the Arts and Humanity, The Prince George's Arts Council and Gateway CDC. You can research her information in the National Museum Women in the Art Library, www.facebook.com/queenrachelcreations She offers arts in education workshops, art parties for everyone, remote stress management sessions and demos.
Patrick M. Craig is a professor of painting and drawing at the University of Maryland. His gallery representations have included Gallery Plan B and Gallery K, Washington D.C., Gallery B.A.I. in New York City and Barcelona, Spain, along with Gallery ARS LONGA in Milanowek, Poland. His artworks reside numerous collections such as The Sidney and Francis Lewis Collection, the Washington Convention Center, George Mason University, George Washington University, along with the corporate collections of IBM, KPMG, Sallie Mae, The Artery Corporation, and The Washington Post.