Current Resident Artist
Kamille Simone Jackson
Kamille Simone Jackson (b. 1991) is a painter and writer based in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Her relationship to spirituality and ontological frameworks is
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Current Resident Artist
Kamille Simone Jackson (b. 1991) is a painter and writer based in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Her relationship to spirituality and ontological frameworks is
Current Resident Artist
Martina Loncar (b. 1997, Toronto, Canada) is a mixed media artist whose work explores themes of connection, interdependence, and care. Trees and quilts are recurring
Current Resident Artist
Farrah Skeiky (b. 1990) is a Lebanese American photographic artist based in Washington, DC. Her work is representative of the DC area itself: a confluence
Current Resident Artist
Sunhee Kim Jung is a Korean-born visual artist whose practice explores memory, nature, and color through painting. Drawing on recollections of childhood landscapes, she creates
Current Fellow
Diego Borgsdorf Fuenzalida (b. 2002, Los Angeles, CA) is an experimental ethnographic researcher and textile artist based between Los Angeles and Washington, DC. His work
Current Fellow
Tara Youngborg (b. 1989, Towson, MD) is a Maryland-based artist, educator, curator, and arts administrator. She holds a BA in Art and Art History from
Current Fellow
Behrouz Vatankhah (b. 1985, Tehran, Iran) is an Iranian American visual artist based in Washington, DC, whose work transforms personal experiences of anxiety, displacement, and
Current Fellow
Mallory Kimmel (b. 1995, Olney, MD) is an interdisciplinary artist, educator, and writer who makes socially engaged work addressing and eradicating exclusionary design practices in
Mentor
Luis Vasquez La Roche is an artist and educator at George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. Their practice is interested in aspects of the transatlantic slave
Mentor
Sarker Protick is an artist primarily working in Bangladesh. Protick has developed a practice that combines the roles of an image-maker, a teacher and infrequently