Erika Rose is a Helen Hayes Award winning actress, nominated three times for Best Actress.
She is a proud native of Prince George's County. She attended Lewisdale Elementary School,
Nicholas Orem Middle School and High Point High School before continuing her education at
The University of Maryland, College Park where she studied Theater and Performance.
Erika has worked as an actress for 18 years in the DMV. You may have seen her at Round House
Theatre, The Shakespeare Theatre Company, Imagination Stage, The African Continuum
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
Working at the intersection of art, culture, and politics, Ann Stoddard is an interdisciplinary artist who explores underlying connections across media, including video, installation, electronics, animation, sculpture, site-work, as well as painting, drawing, photography, and printmaking. Ann Stoddard makes art that explores space- the space around and between us, the biosphere, the noisy public space of political debate, and the cultural landscape in which art can reveal connections and challenge divisions.
Frankie Ghee
Bio 2019
NINA Q. ALLEN IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST WHO USES THE LANGUAGE OF THE OCEAN TO SYMBOLIZE MATRILINEAL HEALING (DIVINATION) & AFROFUTURISM. HER WORK USES MOON WATER, SCIENCE, AND COLOR TO SYMBOLIZE GROWTH, REBIRTH, & ANCESTRAL MAGIC IN TWO CHANNELED (PHYSICAL EXISTENCE VS. SPIRITUAL PRESENCE) REALMS.
THE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR OF THE WOMAN'S ANATOMY IS ESSENTIAL TO CLEANSE AURAS OF THE PAST, PRESENT, & FUTURE.
*ALL-CAPS ARE USED INTENTIONALLY TO BRING THE ENERGY OF EPITAPH STYLES AT CEMETERY/MEMORIAL SITES.
Lydia Peters is an artist local to the DC Metro area, originally from Trinidad and Tobago. Lydia came to the US to perfect her craft by studying Art at Howard University obtaining her BFA. During her studies, Lydia became inspired by the AfriCOBRA and Cubism movements. Elements of each can be found in many of her works. Lydia is an American of Afro-Caribbean descent and aims to incorporate her culture and life experience into her artworks. When not creating new works, Lydia works to keep art alive through the next generation by teaching art at elementary schools in her community.
Lex is a fine artist born and raised in the DC metropolitan area. She received her bachelors in studio arts with a concentration in painting from the University of Maryland in 2013. Since then she has worked as both an art teacher and an art consultant. As an artist Lex primarily works with oil and acrylic paint on canvas. She draws inspiration from her own life, the life of her family and master artists she has studied. Lex has a continuously growing following as she continues to produce quality, thought-provoking, creative art.
Maryland based artist, Anna Kaminski, started by making work in a photojournalistic capacity during the Iraq war nine years ago and has slowly moved her practice through painting and ceramics into the realm of sculpture and installation.