Anne Gibson Snyder is the owner of Catepetl Art Studio. She divides her time between a Frederick County, Maryland studio and a Corolla, North Carolina cottage. She paints from life, often outdoors, necessitating inventive arrangements of bungee cords, old wooden ironing boards and other measures to accommodate wind and weather.

Using an air brush and other special finishes, Clay Givens practices the art of conventional fish taxidermy, creating finished pieces of beautifully colored fish in striking poses.

DC GlassWorks is a public access studio that is located just over the DC city line in Hyattsville, Maryland. Their goal is to provide the community access to hot glass working facilities, classes and to enhance the arts experience in the greater DC Metro area.

Maggie Siner finds beauty in unexpected corners of the everyday world. Her play of light, color and brushwork expose the momentary nature of perception and the trill of recognition and visual discovery.

Malcolm S. Harlow is a largely self-taught stone carver with experience in the stone mills of Baltimore and a journeyman stone carver for the Washington National Cathedral. The new millennium continues to spread that old stone dust, as Malcom carves beautiful works from stone both large and small.

American artists Eric Markow and Thom Norris met in 1994. The two started collaborating on organically inspired stained glass window commissions for the next decade. Over the years as glass flame work and glass fusing became more popular, Markow & Norris began several years of experimentation to develop handwoven glass.