THE CREATIVE SUITLAND TEAM

 
 

Rina Campbell

program director

An avid writer with a love for words, this author, advocate, poet, and spoken word performer has a passion for all things creative. A South Florida Native with a Chicago twist, Rina (she/her) is a multi-faceted artist who seeks to inspire change through creativity, empowerment, and her love for community activism. Through her “Poetry with a Purpose”, non-profit work and as a mentor she has developed several creative writing and poetry programs to expose at-risk youth to the arts in a non-traditional sense. Rina aspires to continue helping others through the building of community-based programs that embody healing and wellness through the Arts.

When she’s not thinking of ways to spread eternal optimism or breaking out in random 90’s sitcom theme songs you’ll find her behind the microphone as Pi-Anir the Poet; or at home where she and her partner hilariously attempt to navigate the complexities of motherhood through gentle parenting.

Tarika Campbell

Program Coordinator

Tarika (she/her) is an artist born and raised in Washington DC. She enjoys immersing herself within her art community while experimenting and taking risks with different art mediums and techniques  ​

Her art is influenced by contemporary art, art history, art literature, and artists from the past. Tarika's favorite artists are Alphonse Mucha and Gustav Klimt from the Art Nouveau period. These artists use the female subject, stylized styles, organic shapes, and nature, which are shown in her paintings. ​

She describes her style as "Art Nouveau with a contemporary twist". Tarika is ready to share her first love with the world and she welcomes all support, thoughts, and ideas. Her overall objective is to find opportunities to share her work through shows, exhibits, live painting, murals, and painting classes. 

Briana Falwell

Multimedia Designer

Briana (she/her) graduated from the CreativeWorks program at Joe’s Movement Emporium in January 2020. She is a versatile multimedia designer whose introverted personality and impeccable eye for detail offer her a unique perspective on life, which often translates into her art. She finds solace and inspiration in the quiet moments. Beyond design, Briana passionately creates inclusive spaces where everyone can find inspiration, peace, and connection. She freelances, loves to travel, and is a cat mom to Delano.

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Brooke Kidd

Founder & Executive Director of
World Arts Focus

Brooke (she/her) is a cultural arts leader supporting vibrant creative communities with arts-based development strategies. She was part of the team that created the Prince George’s Gateway Arts District. Brooke has created education and arts programs for many organizations and special populations that demonstrate the equalizing impact of dance and creativity.

Atanga Mancho

Studio Manager + Social Media Manager

Atanga (he/him) is a dynamic Cameroonian filmmaker and musician, currently making waves in Prince George's County, Maryland. With a passion for storytelling that transcends borders, Mancho's cinematic creations capture the essence of cultural diversity and human connection. In addition to his filmmaking prowess, he channels his musical talents into compositions that resonate with authenticity and emotion. As a proud resident of PG County, Atanga Mancho not only enriches the local artistic landscape but also actively contributes to the community's vibrant cultural tapestry through his impactful and multifaceted creative endeavors.

Adio Trice

Studio Manager

Adio (he/him) is an artist from Washington, DC. His goal is to help spread passion and love for ourselves, others, and art.

Ke’Shaun Whitehead

visual arts Coordinator

Ke’Shaun (he/him) is a born and raised DMV creative artist. He is a professional photographer, videographer, editor, and lighting technician and has many other attributes. He earned an associate’s degree at Prince George’s Community College. While working at Creative Suitland his goal is to learn new skills, be the best at his job, network, and teach/give back to the younger generation the skills he has learned.