New York native and Richmond graffiti artist David Gerena.

Jason Harrelson, who has been designing and building his own trumpets for a more personal sound.

Columbus photographer Jenny Fine and her “Flat Granny” series.

The public street art in one Houston neighborhood.

Centerville artist Virginia Krause Hess.

Hip Hop artist Marcus Harrison, also known as S.S.T.R.E.S. Learn more about one of the leading recording studios in our area.

Houston-based photographer Syd Moen who specialized in wide-angle photography.

The anonymous chalk art duo known as Dangerdust at the Columbus College of Art Design.

Go behind the scenes of the making of the music video, “Where The Rivers Meet” with Dayton Film Maker David Sherman and Songwriter Sandy Bashaw.

Columbus artist Amy Leibrand, is a global mobile phone photographer.

The walls of Texas Southern University are covered in murals painted by students over the past 60 years.

Art Street at the University of Dayton.

The Max Beckmann Exhibition at the St. Louis Art Museum.

Albert Ewing’s “Hidden Mothers” photography.

Skateboard artists Nick and Kelli Lambiase of Longline Skateboards.

North South Studios in Wilmington.

Mixed media artist and sculptor Amanda Louise Spayd.

Contemporary artist Quang Ho and his exhibition at the Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale.

Artist Steve Slaske.

Dayton Art Institute.

Ceramic artist Sara Swink.

The copper kettle factory D. Picking Company.

Fiber artist Karen Mulier, who uses Alpaca wool from her family-run farm in London, Ohio.

Dayton’s Zoot Theatre Company.

Columbus artist and doll maker Amber Groome.

The Wonderbound Dance Studio in Denver, Colorado.

Fine arts photographer Craig Royal.

Sierra Leone, the artistic director and producer of The Signature: A Poetic Medley.

Crystal Creek Glass, which has been making stained glass for churches for 20 years.
Learn to make glass here in Dayton.

Strand Theatre in Delware, Ohio.

Fenix Drum and Dance Company.

Dayton Watercolorist Peter Frederick, who teaches classes locally.

Merry-Go-Round Museum in Sandusky.

Animator Seth Mittag.

See Art Orlando public art project.

Dayton’s Drag Queen sensation, The Rubi Girls.

Penny scale collector Christopher Steele.Learn more about his collection.

Kit home designer Brett Zamore.Learn about Dayton’s neighborhood revitalization projects.

12 Years a Slave.

Dayton Fiber artist Jackie Weatherly.

Artist and Assistant Professor of Fine Arts at Bluffton University Phil Sugden.

New Mexico Arts Studio Axle Contemporary.

The works of Norman Rockwell.

Rock balancer and installation artist Sterling Gregory.

Artist Charlotte McGraw, who has created a fictional town she calls Charlottesville.

A California neighborhood turning dumpsters into canvases.

The “Jews who Rock” exhibit.

The Dayton Performing Arts Alliance.

Cleveland woodworker Jon Hill, who has a special connection to the music industry.

Designer Kenji Kondo and how he’s changing the way we think about manufactured goods.

Bobbi Mastrangelo, a Florida artist who bases her work on manhole covers.