Bradley Wood (b. 1970, Regina, Saskatchewan) lives in Larchmont, New York, and works in Port Chester, New York. Wood has a BFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design. He also studied Art and Experimental Film at CalArts, and Art and Design at Art Center Europe, Montreux, Switzerland.

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Cal Fish is a multidisciplinary artist based in New York City. Their work incorporates elements of sound sculpture, dance, ambient and pop music, flute playing, videography, and clothing design.

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Cody Healey-Conelly is a Brooklyn based multimedia artist primarily working with video and projection. His work deals with the relationships between technology, humans, and the environment, often incorporating new technologies and applications to push the boundaries for visual experiences.

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Elissa Levy is a New York-based artist and a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work deconstructs media imagery, using newspapers and magazines to transform iconic figures like soldiers, celebrities, and politicians into abstract silhouettes. Notable exhibitions include of secrecy, the violet at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, The Times at Flag Art Foundation, and Burying the Lede at Momenta Art. Levy’s practice invites viewers to reconsider the portrayal of power, fame, and shame in the media, elevating these figures into carefully crafted works that challenge social constructs.

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Harrison Nir is the founder of Run Artist Run, a consultancy dedicated to supporting artists, filmmakers, and organizations. As a singer/songwriter and sound artist, he focuses on documentary storytelling, blending music and narrative to create impactful works. Harrison is also a co-founder of Not About Me (N.A.ME), an initiative that fosters creative collaboration.

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Halfin earned her MFA with honors in Fine Arts from the School Of Visual Arts, (NY). Kathie has been an Artist-in-Residence at The Icelandic Textile Center in Iceland and Cha North Residency (NY). She was an AIM fellow at the Bronx Museum Of Art (NY), 2017 and received a full Fellowship at Vermont Studio Center.

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Roleke has lived and worked in New York and Connecticut for most of her life. Her work has been exhibited often in a variety of venues including recent exhibits in 2020 at Victori +Mo, NYC in a show titled Armed Disposal which dealt with gun violence and Pen +Brush, NYC in which she had the lower project space.

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Suzanne Dittenber’s paintings explore neglected or discarded objects, such as books left in bathtubs or on tables, to highlight the resilience and adaptability of both things and people over time. Her work has been exhibited internationally and across the U.S., including at Florida State University and the Wiregrass Museum of Art. Dittenber has received several artist residencies, including at the Vermont Studio Center and in Brittany, France. She earned her BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design and an MFA from the University of New Hampshire. Dittenber is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at UNC Asheville.

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Tom Schram obtained his BFA in Painting from UNC Asheville and MFA in Sculpture from Clemson University, and works as an Academic Professional Associate at the University of Georgia, Athens. His studio work involves a conversational relationship between viewer, place, and material. Schram works in a variety of methods including object making, interactive installation, video, and sound and is intrigued by the continually progressive use of technology in daily life as it intersects, and at times conflicts with, one’s ability to experience and observe actual physical and social landscapes.

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