Open House & Gallery Show – Red Bull Amaphiko
August 14, 2017 – Eubie Blake Cultural Center
Pictured (LtoR) Jessica Solomon, The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation senior program director; Jessica Marie Johnson, Johns Hopkins University assistant professor of history and Africana studies; and Troy Staton, New Beginnings Barbershop owner
Pictured (LtoR) Emily Eaglin, Baltimore-based filmmaker of “Baltimore DIY”; AJ White, Red Bull Amphiko program manager/event organizer; and Raina Smallwood, Cedar & Cotton partner
Pictured (LtoR) Reginald Thomas II, Baltimore-based photographer; Jean Stiller, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services health insurance specialist; and Martha Cooper, New York-based photographer/Amaphiko contributor
Pictured (LtoR) Red Bull Amphiko participants from Detroit: Amy Kaherl, Detroit SOUP founder; and Brittni Kellom, Just Speak Inc.founder/executive director
Pictured (LtoR) Blacka Di Danca, Brooklyn, NY-based choreographer/Red Bull Amphiko contributor; and Walker Marsh, Tha Flower Factory owner/founder/farmer/Red Bull Amphiko participant
Pictured (LtoR) Cecilia Jones, SewLab co-owner; Akos “Sunday” Regal, regalclothes.com owner/designer; and Violesia Tull, Fashionable Chic Tour owner
Pictured (LtoR) Francis Dempster, Baltimore-based electronic musician/Portfolio Day member; Dan Woznica, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health student; and Isaac Ewart, Revel Motion animator
Pictured (LtoR) Lauren Ash, Black Girl In Om founder/Red Bull Amphiko contributor; De Nichols, Civic Creatives social impact strategist/Red Bull Amphiko contributor; and Brittany Brown, Project Beauty Expo founder
Pictured (LtoR) Elisa Morales, Social Enterprise Alliance partnerships manager; and Kelly Rourke and Pamela Sanchez, Red Bull brand marketing managers
Scores of folks turned out at the Eubie Blake Cultural Center to watch performances…
..and view the artwork and products of various contributors (mentors) and participants (mentees)…
..and enjoy food, drink and music as the Red Bull Amphiko Academy celebrated its first U.S. event series in Baltimore with an Open House and Gallery Show.
