HOUSE OF LAMBENCY

House of Lambency™ ("H.O.L") is an unlimited artist collective serving as a platform for poised and unorthodox individuals from all aspects of arts and entertainment; to showcase their work. H.O.L works with individuals primarily in the Los Angeles area seeking to build a base in the industry. Our mission is to serve as a supporting foundation and forthcoming community that promotes the growth of self-identity rather than social prominence. Therefore, linking artists of distinct professions is the utmost purpose of our organization, as we value genuity and equality; providing linkages for innovative and goal-driven individuals.

Mission

House of Lambency serves as a local, diverse and forthcoming community that promotes the growth of self-identity rather than social prominence. Therefore, linking artists of distinct professions is the utmost purpose of our organization, as we value equity; offering assistance for innovative and goal-driven individuals.

Vision

Our vision is to gain prominence in the Fashion, Music, & Visual Arts industries, allowing the artist collective to expand its operations in multiple cities.

House of Lambency™ is a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All gifts are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

THE BOARD

ASHLYN DAVIS

President & Executive Director

San Fernando Valley native who pursued a B.A. in Acting realized that joining the Board of Fashion Inc. as a secretary in 2017 sparked a certain interest for wanting to bring Fashion to the Arts, Media & Entertainment. Learning the ins and outs of what it was to be a part of something so intimate; producing annual fashion shows, gathering artists, and building within the community, I wanted to make it mine.

House of Lambency had then been established shortly after, within 2018. I believe that intertwined between Acting & Entertainment, anyone could be whom they desire to be.

My vision is to build an empire of creative individuals and segue into a career of scouting and producing. My desired outcome is to effectively build, support, and represent artists for future collaborations and projects with those who share the same goals and ambitions.

Welcome to the House where talent meets talent!

Tamae B. J. Clarke is a creative enthusiast and social justice advocate who seeks to dismantle racial and gender oppression through fashion, policy, and the arts. From a young age, Tamae has been keen on promoting equity and equality while loving all things creative, from visual arts to fashion to acting. Over time this translated into her desire to further her education at California State University Fresno in 2014; while at Fresno State, she joined Fashion Inc, thus starting her fashion brand, producing shows and events, and designing and tailoring garments. Nevertheless, social inequality was still at the forefront of her mind, and she began to ponder how her two passions could co-exist. Fashion rhetoric was her answer—using the runway, photoshoots, and garments to educate others and highlight social inequality in the status quo. Tamae has since completed her Master’s at the University of Leeds in Security, Conflict, and Justice and is increasing in knowledge and craft.

Vice President & Co-Producer

TAMAE B. J. CLARKE

Secretary & Co-Director

Leon Ramsey Jr. was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. He moved to Los Angeles in 2017 to explore opportunities in the legal and entertainment industries. Leon is a Paralegal for a business litigation law firm where he works in diverse areas ranging from commercial litigation to intellectual property. It was at an early age that he learned of his passion for law and entertainment. Growing up, he participated in legal opportunities, such as an internship with the legal department of Office of the City Solicitor, law camps hosted by the National Bar Association, and Howard University, as well as policy debate, where he traveled internationally to debate global issues. Creatively, Leon sang in choirs and modeled for local fashion shows.

Leon officially began his modeling career in 2011, where he walked for designers in Baltimore Fashion Week. Since then, he has modeled for designers in Baltimore, New York Fashion Week, Los Angeles Fashion Week, and several designers such as B. James, Brand Free Culture, Mina Binebine, Paul Dunne, and more. Additionally, he has also done red carpet interviews for movies such as ‘Dear Frank’ starring Brian J. White.