Niki Brisnovali-Grillakis is a multidisciplinary Greek American artist based in New York City, whose work delves into identity, belonging, language, and heritage.

Anna Gordy (b. 1976) is a San Antonio and NYC based multi-disciplinary artist and ELCA pastor working principally with fiber and ceramics. She expresses themes of protection, safety, and belonging through her attention to bodily autonomy and civil/social protest.

Jablonski curiously watches and listens to the world – excavating surprises and exploring alienation, anxiety, harm and violence; as well as the connecting forces found in nature, memory, humor and the here and now, that are in reparative opposition to these states of being. 🔗

Meghan E. Jones is an interdisciplinary artist based in Seattle who explores the connections of identity, vulnerability, and truth primarily though creative storytelling photography. 🔗

Em Koch is a visual artist, primarily a painter, based in New Orleans. Inspired by literature and the natural world, Em's work uses various mediums to explore fragility and perception. 🔗

Through interdisciplinary artistic practices such as painting and installation, she examines how we reconstruct a sense of belonging in the flow of space and time. 🔗

Richard Montañez is a Brooklyn-based artist whose practice primarily operates through methods of subversion and redaction. He excavates various forms of media, making space for the emergence of his own voice from beneath the coded languages and symbols of propaganda, pop-culture, and art history.

Sarah Parker is an interdisciplinary artist in the vein of absurd futurism, trying to find humor in a crumbling world. She lives off grid in Northern New Mexico.

Talia Steinman is an anti-zionist Jewish artist working with mixed media in New York City. She uses a playful process of call-and-response to transform imagery and material that range from overlooked details of everyday life, Jewish iconography, and gestural mark-making.

Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Heather Marie Bergerson (b. 1990) is a German-American multimedia artist working primarily in painting, printmaking, rope, and clay. Her practice explores sensory perceptions and personal agency.

Brett Boshco is a visual artist based in New York City.

Kim Foster Yardley is a South African-Canadian artist based in Toronto. Her practice explores repair as a means of personal and social activism.

Katie Neylon is a sculptor who delights in the absurdities of everyday life, inviting viewers to laugh, reflect, and occasionally squirm alongside her. Through figurative work that is often weird, occasionally cute, and always layered with humor and irony, she transforms life’s contradictions into shared experiences that amuse, provoke thought, and connect us to the strangeness of the human experience.

Shawn Rhea is a Harlem-based visual artist, writer and science communicator whose work examines the stories and beliefs that often impose group identity.

Olga Sidilkovskaya is a Russian-born Brooklyn-based artist, currently exploring the impact of war and censorship on family and society. Her practice consists of photography, drawing, collage and installation works.

Kenzie Sitterud (b. 1986. Colorado) is an educator and transversal media artist working in the Duchampian vein. Their practice spans installation, sculpture, and sound art, as well as painting, printmaking, performance, and public art, reflecting the dysphoric societal constructs and environments.

Iliad Terra is a London-born American artist based in Washington, D.C., whose work explores the boundaries between mind and matter, ether and form. Through painting, poetry, and mixed media, his practice reflects a spiritual quest into consciousness and the unseen dimensions of human experience.