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
Rashad Ali Muhammad is a multidisciplinary collage artist known for creating vivid and captivating works reflecting the vast complexities of our human existence. With a formal graphic design and photography education, Muhammad blends his acquired skills to create art that fascinates and expands the mind. His love for innovation and continued experimentation fuels my whimsical and enchanting artistic sensibilities. He works primarily in mixed media analog and digital collage.
born 1962 Washington DC
started making art at a young age family called it his gift.
Sold his first work called dancing in the streets when he was eight.
Was homeless while attending Corcoral school of Art
Taught Art classes at The Community for Creative Non-Violence.
Worked art Washington Project For the Arts
Show at Museum of Contempoary Art Washington DC
Exlecticos
Robinson fine Arts
Pass Gallery...
9/11
my first Son is born To Ingrid and I
we have twins
The Art is selling well
Kendra Portier is an NYC + DC-area based maker, teacher, and performer. The projects she takes on are primarily dance works that evolve through her visual arts practice and transdisciplinary interest in mathematics, science, pedagogy and somatics. Alongside choreographed works, her creative projects manifest through work(s) on paper, including collage, screen-printing, and mixed-media design. Portier's current project explores Color though three intertwined performance-print installments: magenta (Burnish, premiere 2019-20 season), green, and saturation.
Keiona Clark is an artist and a curator based in Prince Georges County Maryland. She is an Abstract Impressionist inspired by her love for art. Keiona is a (stage 3B) breast cancer survivor who was inspired to create shortly after her chemo infusions. Surviving cancer helped her decide that her life would be centered upon her passion for art.
April "LadyByrd" Byrd is an entrepreneur, inventor and a Disabled US Navy Veteran, from Paterson NJ. After serving our country honorable for 8 years, she and her family settled in the Washington DC metropolitan area.
Greg Metcalf was born in Washington state, grew up in Asia and Minnesota and somehow ended up in Maryland where he has been making ritual objects for two decades.
Francesca Zora was born and raised in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area. She obtained her Bachelors of Fine Arts from University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Since 2016, Francesca has been exploring the practice of glass printing and developing some of her own techniques. She has spent months experimenting with various photographic and non-photographic methods of image transfers in and out of the darkroom. She has personally developed successful glass printing methods using liquid emulsion, Ware cyanotype, and chemical transfers.
Born in New Mexico though raised in the midwest, the artworks of Laura Beth Konopinski are informed by this contradictory change of her surroundings. With a deep passion for the natural world, Laura Beth often incorporates organic materials into her works. Her expertise is sculpting glass while blending contemporary and traditional methods though she also uses other materials such as metal and photography.