Jen Sager appreciates art that feels intuitive, spirited, and unforced.
She is fascinated by the natural world and appreciates most those things that are rascally, whimsical, off-beat, visually weird, or storybookish. Jen grew up on the East Coast of the United States and loved to play outdoors. She spent summers wandering in the Great Smoky Mountains. Jen finds inspiration in the works of Van Gogh, Picasso, Edward Said Tingatinga, and Iris Scott. Her artwork reflects this while providing a fresh, light-hearted, and exuberant explosion of color.
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Chae Reid is a dance instructor, performer and choreographer who believes that dancing transforms lives. As the founder of her own dance company, Moving Rhythms LLC, she has helped hundreds of students develop greater self-confidence and awareness, overcome their fears, and foster community. She specializes in Cuban popular dances (bailes populares) like Rueda de Casino, Afro-Cuban Rumba and Són. Recently, she has transitioned to virtual dance classes to preserve students’ safety.
Biography
Sharon is a mixed media artist specializing in collage and assemblage. Raised
in New Jersey, she currently resides in Washington DC, after 33 years of
residency between Boston, Los Angeles and Portland, OR. She earned a
master’s degree in city planning from MIT, and worked in the transit and urban
design field for over 20 years. Since 1999 she has been a full-time artist,
muralist, teacher, and arts program contractor. As an artist she exhibits
in Washington DC, as well as other east and west coast cities.
Jennifer N. Shannon has written and self-published a novel titled Silent Teardrops and two collections of poems, short stories and visual art, for the LOVE…Vol. 1 & 2. Her poetry, short stories, photography and an essay have been in exhibits, published in an anthology and featured in literary magazines such as Deep South, The Auburn Avenue and North Dakota Quarterly.
Nina Jones is an inspiring self-taught artist who was born in Anchorage, Alaska and currently resides in Maryland. She is a full-time registered nurse at the National Institute of Health (NIH), but spends a lot of her free time in her art studio.
Nina’s artistic journey began in early childhood. “Drawing is her gift,” she said, and would often be asked by classmates to create something whenever artistic talent was needed. She was one of a few students in her high school chosen to paint a mural on their gym wall.
T.resaYvonne is an author from Maryland. T.resa's creations include poems, short stories and music lyrics. She is passionate about writing to both inspire and empower. Her first published literary creation is entitled "Poemful Disclosures", where her signature style of story-telling through poem is showcased.
Marian began photography at an early age and have been at it ever since. She has a deep passion for photography and she enjoys capturing that memorable moment in time. Digital photography is her preferred method of producing genuine authentic photographs. She has a keen eye for photographing her subjects. Photography is an art in which she has full control when behind the camera. She has had the opportunity to photograph celebrities, political figures, high profile special events, etc. The sky is the limit when it comes to Marian's success as a photographer.
Ayesis Clay is a distinguished Theatre educator, stage director, and nationally sought-after performer. Her solo show, Sculpting Clay or How I Became Mother of Unicorns, has been featured at the John F. Kennedy Center (Washington, DC), the 2022 Educational Theatre Association’s National Teaching Conference (Los Angeles, CA), and in school districts nationwide.
Now booking:
🔹Plays
Sculpting Clay or How I Became Mother of Unicorns (High School/College/Community/Professional)
The Monster at the End of This Play (Young Audiences/Community/Professional)
Maché Turner is a visual artist. Her style is versatile as she has created paintings that range from expressions, abstract, cartoons, caricatures to start. She began drawing at the age of 10, then later started painting around the age of 20. She is inspired by Jackie Ormes, Roy Lichtenstein, Bryant Arnold, and more. Her work displays a lot of movement as well as multiple colors, distinctive lines, and messages in some of them.