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  • Raven Rae
    Raven Rae
    Actor; Dancer; Singer
    Raven Rae is a High energy modern Performer who bridges the gap between the classics and the contemporary. As a vocal chameleon Raven Rae Fuses together Neo Soul, Pop, jazz and R & B through dynamic and dramatic performances; Featuring Movement, Original music and Covers by the likes of Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Tori Kelly, Minnie Riperton, Aretha Franklin, Luther Vandross, Ariana Grande and more!
  • David Rankin
    David Rankin
    Teaching Artist; Visual Artist: Painting
    David Rankin’s award-winning watercolors are in public and private art collections in the US and India, have been featured in more than 150 museum exhibitions, are included in the North Light’s series, Splash: The Best of Watercolor, and Strokes of Genius: The Best of Drawing, and in numerous art magazines. He promotes conservation and appreciation of the natural world through his paintings and has served on the board of the Society of Animal Artists since 1990.  David is one of the true modern-day masters of transparent watercolor, exuding a dynamic passion for the medium in his lectures, demonstrations, and workshop instruction. His art reflects his profound passion for both watercolor and nature—he feels a connection with the subjects he paints and hopes that comes through in his work. According to David, Nature is his prime instructor with his lifelong yoga practice as the additional support needed to access inspiration. He says, “Nature, as a subject, is too vast and intricate for any one artist. Each of us sees and paints only a tiny fragment of her expanse. As a focus in my work, She is an endless mystery.”
  • Malina Rauschenfels
    Malina Rauschenfels
    Musician; Singer
    Malina Rauschenfels is a vocalist, cellist and baroque violinist, as well as co-director of Burning River Baroque. Praised by the Boston Musical Intelligencer as “spellbinding” and for her “powerful clarion tones and crisp articulation,” she has also been commended by clevelandclassical.com for her “exceptional vocal range, strong acting abilities, gripping theatricality, and commanding gestures, both musical and physical.” Equally comfortable with early music and contemporary music, she has recorded CDs with The Newberry Consort, Duo Mignarda, Quire Cleveland, Marble Sanctuary Choir and Toby Twining Music. Additionally, she performs with El Fuego Early Music Ensemble, North Carolina Baroque Orchestra, and Trinity Chamber Singers, and recently won the Waterloo Region Contemporary Music Sessions “Contemporary Performance Prize” for performing two pieces for singing cellist. Recently she has mentored musicians and performed at WRCMS in Waterloo, Canada and Escuela Superior de Artes de Yucatán in Mérida, Mexico. In Malina’s 12-year NYC incarnation, she participated in many adventures. Malina performed a work for cellist with two bows by Kurtag with Alarm Will Sound, debuted as a dancing violinist in an international dance festival with Jody Oberfelder Projects, and premiered her upside-down flute duet at the Bang on a Can Festival. While completing her Master’s in Cello Performance at Juilliard, Malina performed Davidovsky’s Divertimento for Cello and Orchestra with the Juilliard Orchestra under Reinbert de Leeuw and also played a solo recital in Carnegie’s Weill Hall. She majored in Composition and Cello at Eastman School of Music. Currently Malina teaches violin, viola, cello, flute and piano in her home in Cleveland Heights, travels frequently for performances, and released her first solo CD: In D – Solo Cello Through the Ages. malinarauschenfels.com
  • Bryan Reichert
    Bryan Reichert
    Musician
    Guitarist Bryan Reichert’s active music career features a great enthusiasm for performance and teaching. Bryan’s recent Cleveland area performances include Church of the Covenant (University Circle), The Cleveland Museum of Art (Classical Cafe Series), and The Parma Symphony. Reichert works as a private lessons teacher, holding a teaching position at Baldwin Wallace University’s Community Music School. He also teaches at the conservatory level, instructing Beginning Guitar Class at Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. In addition, Reichert works with the Cleveland Classical Guitar Society as Director of Operations and had previously held the position of Education Outreach Coordinator for the organization’s Education Program. Bryan Reichert is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Music, under Grammy-winning classical guitarist Jason Vieaux.   Visit www.guitarbr.com for more information about Bryan Reichert.
  • Catherine Reitz
    Catherine Reitz
    Visual Artist: Painting
    She is a painter working in Cleveland, Ohio. Catherine Reitz’s voids of flourishing plant like material contemplate the complexity and preciousness of nature in everyday life. Reitz will receive her Bachelor in Fine Arts from Cleveland Institute of Art in 2020. Her awards consist of the Gund Family Scholarship, and the Dorothe L. Niebes ’37 Memorial Painting Award in 2018. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio.
  • Denyce Renee
    Denyce Renee
    Designer; Visual Artist: Painting, Photography
    Denyce is  an award winning Cleveland based photographer. She specializes in staged photography, often constructing costumes from organic material and recyclable or recycled items. Denyce can often be found at local clubs shooting the music scene. She currently has several music photos on display at The Bop Stop on Detroit Ave.
  • Demetrious Rezos
    Demetrious Rezos
    Visual Artist: Painting
    My art is a form of protest and a celebration of nature. The plight of Native Americans and the fate of wolves are connected in my mind; in both instances, rich traditions have been undermined by injustice and craven opportunism. As a child the Homeric epics captivated me, and I remain fascinated by the complex relationship between the victor and the vanquished and by how winning sometimes isn’t always winning—it’s a form of losing. I feel that art is an ideal vehicle for alerting people to what has been lost. As an artist l strive to remain myself; free of fad and convention. I have never pursued technical polish as an end in itself, always believing that if the idea is good, a technical solution will suggest itself. I like using the palette knife because I am interested in the textural variety I can get with it; this textural variety is well suited to the often crunchy and gritty subject matter I deal with. I feel I have been successful when someone sees my work and has a flash of understanding about the majesty of nature or a pang of regret about the treatment of Native Americans and their culture. Art is a way of putting the pieces of the puzzle back together and a way of commenting on why we choose to remain ignorant.
  • Noelle Richard
    Noelle Richard
    Film, Radio and Television Artist; Visual Artist: Illustration, Photography
    Noelle Richard is a queer filmmaker and comics artist working in Cleveland, Ohio. Noelle has a BFA in Drawing, with an emphasis in Video, from the Cleveland Institute of Art, where they won the Nancy Dunn Traveling Scholarship as well as the Sybil J. Gould Scholarship for Excellence in Drawing. An early version of passing won the inaugural Nunes Family Prize in early 2017. They currently screen films and show work at a variety of galleries and venues locally and internationally.  
  • Jamie Richey
    Jamie Richey
    Visual Artist: Photography
    Thank you for viewing my profile! ​I love taking photos and can compose great shots that you’ll love and want to share over and over again! Let’s work together! What do you need… Some candid family photos? Photos for your website / social media? Creative collaboration on a project? Curatorial Assistance? Exhibit inquiry? Something else?? Please visit my website for more information and samples of my commercial and freelance work. While you’re there, check out the Print Shop for unique one-of-a-kind photos for purchase: https://www.jamier-photography.com/shop I’d love to hear from you! jamier_photo@yahoo.com
  • Megan Rindfleisch
    Megan Rindfleisch
    Visual Artist: Painting; Mural Artist
    My name is Megan but most call me by nickname, Mimi. I am either oil painting in my studio on canvas, or taking my painting outside onto walls as murals! I love spending my time creating with my hands and seeing where painting takes me. I am always experimenting with new styles and enjoy creating for people and beautifying spaces!
  • Gilberto Rivera
    Gilberto Rivera
    Designer; Film, Radio and Television Artist; Graphic Artist; Visual Artist: Illustration; Writer; Editor
    Gilberto Rivera: an Illustrator, producer, and graphic designer. My passion is story and character. I want to bring ideas to life. I feel the creative industry is a service industry, we are in service to the story, characters, ideas and most important the audience or customers we share our ideas and work with. After 15 years in sales and retail management, I returned to school and followed my passion and a career in the arts. My goal was to bridge what I learned in retail management with my new creative endeavors. After graduating with both degrees in illustration and graphic design, I have been focusing on producing compelling work at Altereality Games and their launch of “Argent Saga” Card game and working with Cleveland Playhouse, Valley Arts Center and Julia De Burgos Cultural arts center working with kids.
  • Vince Robinson
    Vince Robinson
    Film, Radio and Television Artist; Musician; Poet; Teaching Artist; Visual Artist: Photography; Writer
    Vince Robinson is a multi-discipline artist, having given time to evolving in music, the visual imagery of photography and the magic of words in poem and song. He began playing piano at the tender age of 7 in Savannah, Georgia. Initially studying with Dr. Peter Smalls, he navigated through various sports and other diversions as a military dependent before eventually attending Kent State University. It was there that he did his first musical performances as a pianist, but eventually, he would end up in Cleveland, forming his group Vince Robinson & The Jazz Poets in 1997. The group has performed on various stages, including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Nighttown and WVIZ-TV25’s television show Applause. He also serves as the Musical Director for Mwatabu Okantah’s Muntu Kuntu Energy and is a member of the Latin-fusion group Timbara. From jazz, to tribal, Latin to reggae., hip hop to R&B. for him it’s just about playing the music. It was also at Kent State University that his talent for photography developed. He took an interest in shooting jazz concerts, beginning with an appearance at KSU by jazz legend Sonny Stitt.. Under the tutelage of E. Timothy Moore in the Department of Pan-African Studies, he learned darkroom techniques and the basics of the craft. Over a period of 40 years, his photographs have appeared in publications from the Akron Reporter to the Cleveland Call & Post, as well as entertainment magazines Eschelon, and Crusader Arts and Entertainment. Kent State has presented solo exhibitions of his images from a student study abroad program in Ghana, West Africa. The images, both still and video, have been made into films. “The Real Africa Movie” can be viewed on YouTube. Although his specialty is entertainment photography, he enjoys shooting portraiture, landscapes, architecture, still life and other imagery. His work has been shown in libraries and galleries. In 2017, he was commissioned by Catholic Charities to provide a permanent collection of images of international musicians. Robinson is the owner of Larchmere Arts, a photography studio, art gallery and performance venue. His introduction to poetry began in high school. As a student at KSU, he met Mwatabu Okantah. Okantah’s class, the Black Writer’s Workshop, was the genesis of his immersion in poetry. After years of writing, he ventured into the Cleveland poetry scene. As a member of the Cleveland Poetry Slam teams (2003, 2004) he competed in national bouts. His first book of poetry, Got Words?, was published in 2015. His poetry has appeared in the Kent Quarterly and other publications. He is the host of NeoSoulPoetry at Larchmere Arts and the former host of the Nia Coffeehouse,, a featured poetry event that began in 2000 at the Cleveland Museum of Art. His inspiration is Gordon Parks.
  • Lasaundra Robinson
    Lasaundra Robinson
    Visual Artist: Painting
    I am an artist living and working in the Cleveland area. I have a space at artful studios located at the old Coventry elementary School.
  • Anna Routson
    Anna Routson
    Teaching Artist; Visual Artist; Textile Artist
    Anna Routson was born and raised in central Pennsylvania. She originally came to Ohio to pursue a fashion degree at Kent State University. While at Kent State, she discovered weaving and fell in with creating cloth. She received a BA in Textile Arts. As the studio manager at Praxis Fiber Workshop in the Waterloo Arts District, she has been exploring fiber art and sharing her enthusiasm and knowledge with others while. Though her work is mostly woven, she enjoys helping people pursue all aspects of fiber work.
  • Michele Rudolph
    Michele Rudolph
    Teaching Artist; Storyteller
    I am a professional storyteller and current President of The Cleveland Association of Black Storytellers, Inc. I’m a teaching artist and have performed at schools, libraries and community events for audiences of all ages. I was one of the featured artist in “A Tribute to Maya Angelou” at the historically renowned theater, Karamu House. I wrote, directed and performed an original short at Cleveland Public Theater’s 2017 Station Hope, a celebration of hope, freedom and community at St. John’s Espicopal Church, Cleveland’s Underground Railroad Station. I believe that Storytelling is a shared experience that allows the storyteller and audience to laugh, cry, learn and love together.
  • Danielle Rueger-Miroewski
    Danielle Rueger-Miroewski
    Designer; Visual Artist: Illustration
    Danielle has been interested in and making art since childhood. A graduate of Baldwin Wallace and Kent State University, she enjoys working with a variety of media, but her focus is in digital illustration. She begins with hand-drawn sketches and then digitally adding color and renders value. Danielle’s published illustrations include her own children’s book, The Maskless Raccoon, which follows a friendly little raccoon on a rhyming tale through the trials of loneliness, friendship, and embracing what makes you “weird”.
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