Creators and Guests
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Rob Lee
The Truth In This Art is an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers in & around Baltimore.
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ALEX JENNINGS
Writer/editor, author of THE BALLAD OF PERILOUS GRAVES. (Redhook, 2022.) First-ever Imagination Unbound Fellow at Under the Volcano, 2022. (he/him)
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Alicia Puig
Curator & co-founder of PxP Contemporary, Director of Business Operations for Create! Magazine, and Author
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Alyssa Bonk
Digital Creator, Founder and Principal at Luck & Hustle PR, Alyssa Bonk. Luck & Hustle PR is a DC-based public relations and social media marketing company proudly serving the beverage and hospitality community
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Alyssa Fenix
a black queer neurodivergent artist, Diversity Trainer/Consultant, and founder of the "If I Knew Then Letters Project,” living in Baltimore with her partner, kids, dog, and plants
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Amanda Morell
an arts advocate and Deputy Director for Maryland Citizens for the Arts
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American Craft Council
ACC is a national nonprofit working to keep craft artists and the community connected, inspired, and thriving.
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Anastasia Johnson
a dance artist, teacher, and choreographer born and raised in Richmond, Virginia
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Andre Mazelin
An Andre Mazelin, executive director of Dance Place, is an experienced Arts Administrator and Entrepreneur with over 15 years of demonstrated leadership, working within small and large arts nonprofits.
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Ariel Davis
Dedicated to supporting community centered leaders as they design processes and programs that align with their vision and values, Ariel Elizabeth Davis is a communications and culture administrator based in Mount Rainier, Maryland.
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Artemisia Johnson
a multi-published model, proudly represents the plus size and body positive communities
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Ashley Miah
an Afro-Latina artist from New York City who focuses on acrylic painting
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Awesomus Prime ➡️ Setsucon
(Any Pronouns)Awesomus Prime is an Indigenous/Hispanic/Two-Spirit Producer, DJ and Owner of the independent label Kawaii Kunai 🎮Twitch Affiliate
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Ayiana Viviana
a Philly-based emerging abstract artist whose works explore thoughts, emotion, & humanity through acrylic paintings & drawings.
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Baldwin & Co. Books & Coffee
DJ Johnson is the owner of Baldwin & Co. Baldwin & Co. is an independent bookstore located in New Orleans, LA. Inside, books on mystery, business, history, art, travel, children’s literature and more.
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BeMo “the Pearl” Brown
Producer. Storyteller. Kingmaker. Enjoy [Worthless Rants of Irrelevance]
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B&O Railroad Museum
Jon Goldman is the Chief Curator for The Birthplace of American Railroading
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Brian Levin
a Baltimore based filmmaker who recently returned from a decade in Los Angeles
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Bruce Willen
Multidisciplinary designer, artist, and the founder of Public Mechanics, Bruce Willen. Public Mechanics is a design and art studio working in public and cultural spaces. Prior to Public Mechanics, Bruce co-founded acclaimed design agency Post Typography where he led high-profile projects that have shaped the visual language of Baltimore and beyond. His work has appeared on the covers of Time Magazine, The New York Times, and ESPN and in dozens of design books and periodicals, including a Post Typography monograph. He is the co-author of the book Lettering & Type and has written for the Washington Post, Design Observer, and other publications.
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Bryan Robinson
an educator and multifaceted media artist born, raised and superhero'd in Baltimore Maryland
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Chad Eric Smith
🏆 Award-Winning Actor | Writer | Director | Producer Founder & Owner of MisterDuke Productions
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Chad Gauss
the executive chef and restaurateur of The Food Market, La Food Marketa, Quality Snowballs, The Hall CP and Hoopla Catering. Image: Justin Tsucalas
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Charley Peters
a London based artist who's work is described as Abstraction remixed with screen, pop & urban visual culture
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Chef Ashish Alfred
executive chef and restaurateur of award-winning restaurants in the Baltimore and DC-metro area under the Alfred Restaurant Group
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Chef Chris Amendola
Chef Chris Amendola is the Chef/Owner of foraged. a hyper-seasonal eatery located in the Station North neighborhood of Baltimore, MD.
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Chef Isaac Toups
Follow me @toupsmeatery and @teamtoups on twitter and instagram. Chef/owner of Toups' Meatery in Nola. Dad and husband to Amanda.
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Chef Neill Howell
Chef Neill Howell is the Owner and executive chef of The Corner Pantry, a Relaxed, contemporary restaurant serving locally sourced, modern British cuisine
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Chelsea Gregoire
Chelsea Gregoire is a consultant with skills ranging from food and beverage industry to social media marketing, working under their own company, Drinkable Genius. They have worked with restaurants, production companies, international brand ambassadors, and national organizations. Always displaying the utmost professionalism, Chelsea consistently strives to create experience and community through their work. Chelsea also uses her background in theology, church planting, and community building to craft unique experiences, care for those in her community, and generate equal opportunity for women, LGBTQ, and people of color. In 2022, Chelsea will open their first cocktail bar concept as owner, Church, as a full circle moment for their background and their understanding of how we rise to meet what the hospitality industry needs in this moment.
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Chenoa Baker
Chenoa Baker is an arts writer and emerging curator specializing in Black Modern and Contemporary art.
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Chip Py
a Photographer, Documentarian of DC Culture, Author "DC Go-Go: Ten Years Backstage"
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Chris Clark
a self-taught visual artist, illustrator, and muralist living and working in Jacksonville, FL
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Chris Haley
I write, act, direct and sing. I do so many little things. And I love history. That’s the ‘Roots’ of me 😏
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Chris Haley
I write, act, direct and sing. I do so many little things. And I love history. That’s the ‘Roots’ of me 😏
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Christine Vineyard
a local DC artist and art teacher, working with all mediums and a concentration in photography, drawing and painting
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Conrad Benner
Philly-based photo-blog exploring Art + Public Space, EST. 2011; Podcast interviewing creative minds, EST. 2017; and art curation #StreetsDeptWalls! 📸🎨🏳️🌈
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Cory Whidby
an animator and creator of Baltimore-centric animated web series Charm Street
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Crystal I. Berger
Crystal I. Berger, Media Tech Entrepreneur | Founder of EBO.™ | Serving A Global Community of Vetted Experts | Journalist Turned Innovator
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Dany Green
a self-taught mixed media artist whose unique approach pushes the boundaries of traditional mosaics.
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Darren Thompson Jr
a Baltimore-based artist specializing in photography and digital painting
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David Andersson
David Andersson joined Bloomberg Associates in November 2018. He advises cities in their efforts to support their local arts and cultural communities by offering guidance in equitable grantmaking, public art investments, data collection and evaluation, and non-profit governance. His work with municipal arts agencies helps strengthen their cities’ cultural sectors and promote vibrant art experiences for all of their residents and visitors. Prior to joining Bloomberg Associates, David worked as the Director of Special Projects for the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, where he helped manage the City’s Cultural Development Fund, an open, competitive grant program that awarded roughly $50 million to more than 900 cultural nonprofits each year. In addition to overseeing the annual application and reporting processes, he led funding panels, analyzed extensive data about the City’s arts organizations and their programming, and steered the development and evaluation of special initiatives. David holds an undergraduate degree from Harvard University and is a practicing visual artist.
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Davóne
Operatic bass-baritone, Davóne Tines, is an American known for creating roles in new works and for his collaborations with director Peter Sellars.
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Davóne Tines
a path-breaking artist whose work not only encompasses a diverse repertoire but also explores the social issues of today
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Deverick Murray
the Co-Founder and Director of Programming for the Media Rhythm Institute (MRI)
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Devin | Allen
| Gordon Parks Foundation Fellow | @leica_camera | devin@bydvnlln.com | jcastillo@writershouse.com
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Dulcina Abreu
a Dominican-born independent curator, artist, and museum advocate
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D. W A T K I N S
EAST BALTIMORE | NYT Bestselling Author | @hbo writer | 👻 writer for your favorite NBA players | Editor @salonofficial | UB Prof | #BlackBoySmile
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Ekaterina Popova
an award-winning artist born in Russia, known mostly for her original oil paintings of interiors and the founder of Create! Magazine
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Elijah Trice
a contemporary artist and architectural designer, born and raised in Baltimore
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Emily Gaines Demsky
seeks to ignite conversation around perspective through her painting, photography, and writing
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Erik Segelbaum
2019 Food & Wine Magazine Sommelier of the Year, 2020 Wine Enthusiast 40 under 40, Owner: SOMLYAY LLC full service hospitality consulting & events
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Evan Serpick
a communications professional with backgrounds in journalism and social justice activism
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farrah skeiky
arab american photographer + creative director 🇱🇧 • present tense • DC/Piscataway land 🌈
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FDFI
an abolitionist and antiracist nonprofit founded by direct descendants of Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington
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Frankie Gautier
believes in the universal power of art as well as the immense positivity art contributes to the universe
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Greater Baltimore Committee
Advancing a vibrant, future-ready Greater Baltimore region.
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Gwynne Rukenbrod Smith
a widely respected member of the national craft community
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Habera Yu
a singer, songwriter, graphic designer and entrepreneur from Shanghai, China
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Jack O'Connell
Unnecessarily hard drum-hitter and overly thorough music producer
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Jade Griffin
a self-taught painter/artist who is originally from and is currently based in Fort Myers, Florida
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James Nasty
♔, DJ + Producer + Hot Sauce Maker + Disc Golfer. ♣️ music forever. He/him. Contact: jamesnastymusic@gmail.com
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James Piper Bond
President and CEO of Living Classrooms Foundation, a non-profit educational organization that provides hands-on education and job training programs in challenging settings
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Jane Wolfe
Jane Wolfe is an author, literacy advocate and co-owner of Melba’s Old School Po Boys serves the best po’ boys in New Orleans. See what all the hype is about and enjoy one of our Po Boys today!
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Jan Ramsey
Jan Ramsey is the founder, editor of OffBeat Magazine. New Orleans music & culture | Facebook & IG @offbeatmagazine | Newsletter: https://t.co/y7C4Ye0Fm7 | YouTube: https://t.co/tp0sAuVQLa
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Jasmine La Fleur
founder of Black Fae Day, celebrated every May 14th, visionary joy practitioner within the Black Fae community
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Jazlyne Sabree
a contemporary artist whose acrylic paintings focus on social impact for cultural thought leaders
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Jeffrey Everett
a designer, illustrator, and author working outside of Washington, DC
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Jenenne Whitfield
Behold the tweets & wonders of The American Visionary Art Museum, the official national museum for self-taught and intuitive artistry. Open Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.
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Jennifer Eden
our favorite Femme Daddy, dominating crowds from the classroom to the dungeon
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Jennifer Zwilling
Jennifer Zwilling is the Curator and Director of Artistic Programs. She joined The Clay Studio in 2015 and administers the Resident Artist Program, Exhibitions, The Collection, and the Guest Artist in Residence Program. She earned her BA in History from Ursinus College and MA in Art History from Temple University, Tyler School of Art. Previously, she was Assistant Curator of American Decorative Arts and Contemporary Craft at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Jennifer developed and taught History of Modern Craft at Tyler School of Art for ten years, and has taught and lectured around the world. She represents TCS as a founding Board Member of CraftNOW Philadelphia.
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Jerrell Gibbs
Jerrell Gibbs’ work is often sourced from albums he finds of Black American families in the 70’s-90’s that capture moments of intimacy, leisure and elegance. Gibbs highlights subtle adornments found in these domestic spaces, which represent cultural symbols in an era where Black folks created beauty with whatever means they had. He leans into a method of painting that supports the duality of Black people who may not have resources, and yet are active in creating world-renowned culture and style that are both beautiful and classic. In Gibbs’ work, he asks the viewer to come closer to witness imperfection in brushstroke and color, as well as other artistic choices that seem misaligned. This contrasts to the illusion of a cohesive image that he creates from afar. Gibbs celebrates this dichotomy because it portrays chance as integral to the process of creation, a principle found in the masters of Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, Divisionism and the abstract movement. Gibbs graduated with an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD in 2020. His work is in the permanent collection of the Columbus Museum of Art, CC Foundation, X Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, and the Los Angeles Museum of Art. Gibbs is represented by Mariane Ibrahim Gallery.
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Jesse Galdston
General Manager & cheesemonger for FireFly Farms Market Baltimore
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Jessica Bell Brown
Curator and Department Head for Contemporary Art at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Jessica Bell Brown.
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Jessika Carvajal
a Philadelphia-based illustrator and industrial designer who specializes in public art and exhibition design
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Jocelyn Broadwick
Highlandtown's reigning "Mistress of Smut" and host and curator of Baltimore's randiest reading series, An Evening of Vintage Smut
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John Tyler
Artist - Free Spirit out now - Founder of Love Groove Music Festival
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Juan Webster
Fearless & Authentic Hospitality Executive, General Manager Sagamore Pendry Baltimore
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Juliano Aniceto
one of the most significant upcoming conductors of his generation
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Justin Fenton
Investigative reporter at the new @BaltimoreBanner. Prev: 17 years @baltimoresun; author of WE OWN THIS CITY, basis for the HBO miniseries.
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Katiana Weems
an internationally screened director, cinematographer, and editor
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Keith Mehlinger
a tenured professor of cinematic arts and sciences at Morgan State University and director of the Screenwriting and Animation (SWAN) program and the Digital Media Center in the James H., Gilliam Jr. College of Liberal Arts
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Kelsey Ko
a Korean-American psychology graduate student, former educator, and writer living in Baltimore
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Kenneth B. Morris, Jr.
Founder, Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives (https://t.co/tkudeOQ6Ud). Descendant of Frederick Douglass & Booker T Washington. Bookings: OBSV: https://t.co/A1jK2CusAu
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kokayi.eth
Grammy nominated artist/producer creative/connector of dots. for bookings, sync & licensing: info@kokayi202.com instagram:kokayi fb:kokayimusic LTMW LLC
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Kondwani Fidel🌹
East Baltimore ✍🏾📚#TheAntiracist, #HummingbirdsInTheTrenches | Poetry EP #TheMudWasMadeForUs🎙 | Coppin State U Prof | ΩΨΦ VSU 🎓 contact@kondwanifidel.com
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Kory Bailey
Father of 3 boys | Tar Heel | Community Builder | UpSurge Baltimore
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Kuo Pao Lian
Co-Owner & President at PI.KL Studio / Baltimore City Commisioner for the Public Arts Commission
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Kurt Evans
a Philly-based chef and artist-activist who is also a social entrepreneur
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LaDawn Black
Media Personality, Author, Voice Artist, Love Expert, Communications Professional & Mom --- booking@ladawnblack.com
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LaFontaine E. Oliver
President and CEO of New York Public Radio (@WNYC, @WNYCStudios, @Gothamist, @WQXR, @TheGreeneSpace) | RTs & Likes ≠ endorsements.
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Lane Levine
the founder and owner of A Friendly Bread, maker of obsessible sourdough snacks
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Larry 'Whaddup' Caudle
a Baltimore based creative entrepreneur and media impresario
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Lauren Ashlee Messina
Dancing Queen on a journey. Leaping over #studentloandebt, one grand jeté at a time! Follow me on IG, TikTok, and LinkedIn @laurenashleemessina.
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Lauren Castellana
Lauren Castellana is a photographer from Baltimore, Maryland. She works as the Director of Photographic Services for the Marketing & Communications Department at Towson University. Castellana has been with TU for over seven years and has shaped the photographic identity of the university with award-winning work. She has a BFA and is graduating with an MFA this spring. Castellana’s love of lighting and cinema shapes her art, creating complex environmental portraits that verge on the surreal. She also has a passion for teaching lighting classes and workshops, internationally and locally at MICA and Towson.
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Liza Donnelly
New Yorker cartoonist/writer. TED talker. Screenwriter. Founder, Pet The Dog Productions.
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Manuel Sanchez
Manuel is 1 half of Sacre Sucre, a pastry Studio specializing in macarons, marshmallows and petits gateaux. Wed-Sat 10am to 8pm / Sun 10am to 7pm Macaron making classes - https://t.co/sVbQXLiv1V
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Marangeli Mejia-Rabell
a cultural producer and community development practitioner based in Philadelphia
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Marissa Morris
a portrait photographer and graphic designer under her brand Missallaneous Media located in Baltimore, MD
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Mark Anthony Thomas
President & CEO, Greater Baltimore Committee (@GBCorg). Lifelong urbanist & creative. #GoDawgs
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Martinus Evans
an 8x Marathoner, Run Coach, Influencer and driving force behind 300 Pounds and Running
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Maryam Pugh
Owner and CEO of the social justice apparel brand and screen printing workshop Philadelphia Printworks
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Matthew Zaremba
director of marketing at Bodega and visual artist whose work has been exhibited across the United States and abroad
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Mauricio Pita
a Venezuelan-American actor, educator, artist, director, and producer
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Melissa Hunter Davis
Melissa Hunter Davis is a creative entrepreneur and the master mind behind Sugarcane, an online destination for artists of Africa and the African Diaspora.
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Naima Burrs
Violinist, educator and Music Director of the Petersburg Symphony Orchestra in Petersburg, Virginia
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Nani Ferreira-Mathews
Coffee Roaster. Writer. Musician/Producer. Anarchist. Hawaiian. Free Palestine. ACAB
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Natalie Cheung
captures experience through time and movement onto the surface of a photographic medium
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New Orleans Jazz Museum
Celebrating the history of #jazz, in all its forms! 400 Esplanade Ave.
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nkdhmns
photographer of naked humans-male & female power couple boudoir & lifestyle
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Noah Silas
an experienced professional Actor and Director that envelopes himself in all aspects of the creative process
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Owen Elphick
Writer, Performer, Creator / Bookseller @narberthbooks & @MainPoint_Books / Music @oeinpoetry / Co-Host @toontunespod / Thoughts & Prayers (Wilde Press, 2019)
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Patricia Sehar Peerzada
creates clothing influenced by traditional sources in Africa, Asia, Native America, and Europe
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Prof Larry Jenkins
PROFESSOR LARRY JENKINS PROFESSOR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF BANDS TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY NASHVILLE, TENNESSE GRAMMY® Award Winner
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Rachel Mijares Fick
Co-Founder of Future Fair, an art fair professional with a proven track record for producing, marketing and scaling international art fairs
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Rafaella Braga
a young brazilian artist located in Berlin, working with paintings on big canvas with mix media, basing on personal subjects as a self investigation form
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Rafi Perez
who me? um.. Artist, Youtuber, super nerd, and socially awkward human... trust me, it's a thing. https://t.co/5n5cjNNn0v
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Rebecca Hoffberger Alban
Rebecca Hoffberger Alban is the founder of AVAM. The American Visionary Art Museum is an art museum located in Baltimore, Maryland's Federal Hill neighborhood at 800 Key Highway. The museum specializes in the preservation and display of outsider art.
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Roberto Dyea (Tsi YOO Nah)
a passionate Indigenous illustrator of the Pueblo of Laguna, Mesita with a deep connection to his heritage
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Salvatore Marrone
a gay Philadelphia based comic artist and creator of the autobiographical comic “No More Mermaids”
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Sam Gellerstein
a versatile multi-instrumentalist, educator, composer and arranger based in Philadelphia
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Sandra L. Gibson
Sandra L Gibson is Executive Director of Maryland Film Festival and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Parkway. Baltimore's historic SNF Parkway Theatre, and home of the annual Maryland Film Festival. #FilmForEveryone
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Sarah Kane
a self-taught artist and musician from Philadelphia who seamlessly combines art and music in her performances
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Sarah Peguero
an artist whose paintings cross multiple genres with a constant desire to try new techniques and approaches
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Sean Fahie
freelance graphic designer and illustrator, author, curator, and purveyor of fun.
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Sean Kinsey
also know as “SK” is a self taught visual artist who was raised in the North & the 'Uptown' communities of Philadelphia who uses abstract and mixed media mediums to express himself through art
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Shane Rhinewald
Senior Director of Public Relations for The Strong National Museum of Play
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Shannon Maldonado
Founder and Creative Director of YOWIE, a creative platform, storefront and design studio based in Philadelphia.
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Shaquita Smith
an actress and producer originally from Birmingham, Alabama but resides in Atlanta, GA
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Sheryl Oring
Sheryl Oring has typed 1000s of postcards to the president since 2004. Her book, ACTIVATING DEMOCRACY, was recently published by @IntellectBooks.
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Siti Lu
Siti Lu is an animation director, storyboard artist and animator from Los Angeles. After graduation character animation program from CalArts in 2021. She has been working as a storyboard artist at Cartoon Network and Netflix Animation. She worked on shows like We baby bears, Close Enough, etc.
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Spike Gjerde
James Beard Award-winning chef and owner of Artifact coffee and Woodberry Kitchen
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Steven CW Taylor
a Software Engineer, Gallerist, and Contemporary Fine Art Photographer specializing in the documentation and archiving of Black Life during this time
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Sunny Cowell
Singer-Songwriter, Musician, Attorney #SwarthmoreCollege #UMDLaw Daughter of Jazz Composer #StanleyCowell
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Tennessee State University Aristocrat of Bands
The official page of @TSUedu Tennessee State University’s Aristocrat of Bands. #AOBNATION / For press inquiries: Press.AOB@outlook.com
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Terry Thompson
Painter, Terry Thompson, a self-taught American artist, born in Chicago, Illinois and currently based in Baltimore, Maryland. He also well-known veteran club dj/producer/promoter with releases on the London, UK record label Defected
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The Clay Studio
The Clay Studio is a nonprofit educational institution, gallery, and studio dedicated to teaching, creating, supporting, and promoting the ceramic arts.
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Thread Coffee
Transparently traded, small batch roaster, worker cooperative, part of the @redemmas family
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Tim Fielder
Illustrator, concept designer, cartoonist, animator, and founder of Dieselfunk Studios
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Todd Collins
🤘🏻Brand Education🤘🏻Entrepreneur and Social Media Educator FOLLOW on Tiktok and YouTube for FREE TIPS!
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Toki Underground
DC’s OG Ramen & Cocktail Bar. Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2018. Coming soon to Baltimore’s Waverly/Harwood.
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toskago
Martin Mbuguah (b.2001), better known as TOSKAGO, is an artist born in Ol'Kalou, Kenya, raised in Indiana, and currently lives and works in Baltimore, MD.
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Traci Mims
a native artist of St. Petersburg, Florida currently living and working in Atlanta, Georgia
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UniversityoftheArts
Dedicated to the visual & performing arts, design & writing, located in the heart of Philly.
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Victoria Adams-Kennedy
Founder of Zora’s Den. Writer who explores the complexities of Black Love. Period.
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William Jones
Historian, Afrofuturist, Author, Speaker and Educator, William Jones. Afrofuturism is a multi-media cultural genre that wields elements of science fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, and even a little magic to address both the real-world issues facing black people in the present day, and to re-examine and offer up a better way to see ourselves in the future, both in fiction and in reality. It encompasses the world of sci-fi and fantasy culture from a black perspective, and encourages a breaking down of current, outdated, and widely accepted paradigms to promote a more fully realized and complex black experience. Afrofuturism is intersectional, and, at its heart, about representation and fighting erasure through a kind of cultural activism.
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Yifan Luo
a Baltimore-based illustrator, storyteller, and creative problem solver
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Zoë Charlton
Multidisciplinary Contemporary Artist, Charlton has has been included in national and international exhibitions including The Delaware Contemporary (DE), the Harvey B. Gantt Center (NC), Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (AR), and many more.
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