“In the Studio, You Can Find Me Dancing”
Artist Lusmerlin (styled as LUSMERLIN) Lantigua’s art is a full-body experience. Often using her own body as a reference and source of inspiration, LUSMERLIN’s...
Kat Jacobs: Intertwining Nature and Spirit Through Fiber Art
Kat Jacobs’ art transforms materials foraged from the woods — such as feathers and branches — into beautiful wall hangings and fiber sculptures.
The Owings...
Sheila Crider: At the Intersection of Art and Language
Today, Sheila Crider is best-known for her abstract art, which takes the form of textile pieces, wall hangings and collages. But the self-taught artist’s...
Deborah Brown English Brings Stories to Life
Art has always been in Deborah Brown English’s blood. Many of her ancestors and relatives were artists or writers, with one of her relatives...
Mural Magic: Jaz Erenberg Creates Community-Centric Public Art
Though they may not realize it, chances are that most Baltimore residents are already familiar with Jaz Erenberg’s work. From the exterior of Lexington...
Taking the Leap: Finding Solace in Art and the Courage to Grow
Beth-Ann Wilson, 39, has always had an offbeat approach to art and her personal aesthetic. She recalls with some humor that she used to...
Finding Inspiration in Nature: Columbia Artist Ellen Corddry Expresses Herself Through Watercolor and Woodcuts
Ellen Corddry, 66, is an artist with an eye for detail and a heart for the natural world. The avid hiker and artist has...
Mother-Daughter Duo Take Different Approaches to Their Sculptures
Michelle and Emily Lamb are a mother-daughter duo, living and creating at Artists’ Housing, Inc., Baltimore’s oldest residential art cooperative.
Gallery 1448 is an art...
70 Years on the Stage
Donald Owens, 77, fell in love with theater as a young boy—playing outside, doing art and creating games with his friends.
“I grew up during...
70 Years on the Stage
Donald Owens, 77, fell in love with theater as a young boy—playing outside, doing art and creating games with his friends.
“I grew up during...