American-born artist Lisa Petsu received her B.F.A from the School of Visual Arts, NYC, and her M.F.A from Bard College, NY, where she received the Elaine de Kooning Memorial Scholarship for painting.

Zhiheng Gong is a spatial and sculpture artist based in Detroit, Michigan. His work “Dancing Grid” showcases his innovative approach to form and material. Zhiheng Gong’s art explores the interplay between traditional techniques and contemporary design, reflecting his diverse cultural background and experiences.

Evren bases his work on figurative painting, constructing a unique, contemporary, and critical style. The conceptual framework of his paintings centres on the contradictions between human nature and ideals.

Danielle Creme is a figurative artist who works mainly with oil on canvas and stone.

Alexandra Niculescu is a Romanian artist living and working in Bucharest. Her work is inspired by Old Master paintings, referencing their colours and forms, which are imagined in a contemporary aesthetic.

Lavinia Munteanu is an interdisciplinary artist from Romania, now based in Germany.

Allison Clements holds a BFA in painting from Ohio University and an MA in art education from the University of Toledo.

Hannah Knox, a British painter and Royal College of Art graduate, creates works blending portraiture, still-life, abstraction, and figuration. Her paradoxical paintings are figurative yet without figures, folded yet flat, evoking memory like a garment.

Allan Gorman’s new series titled Imaginary Spaces, follows on from his architectural paintings of recent years. In this new collection the artist combines hard-edge color palettes, geometric shapes, and translucent panels to create unique, structured compositions reminiscent of some of his earlier, realistic paintings, but without the dependency of any pictorial referenc

Chicago based artist Zachary Weber harnesses materials to mine at sub-conscious curiosities. He employs diverse mediums from porcelain to spray-paint to articulate a resolve that questions the boundary of the physical and the two dimensionality.

Leigh Craven is a visual artist whose current body of work examines notions of physical and emotional death.

Erika Stearly is a painter of domestic spaces and finds inspiration in vintage home magazines, the IKEA catalog, photos taken in friend’s houses, and recently through real estate listings. Erika’s paintings are often titled by street address or named after the people who live there.

Artist Louise Laplante studied at the Art Institute of Boston, received her BFA at College of New Rochelle and MA in Fine Art at SUNY Albany. She started actively exhibiting my work in the 1980’s, in galleries in New York, New England and around the country. She works in various media including pastel, oil stick and collage.

Cathycat is a multidisciplinary creative, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. After a career as a graphic and digital designer, working in Paris and Amsterdam, she is now a full time artist.

Peter Taumate is a self-taught artist from Montréal, Canada. Growing up in a creative household, Peter’s initial artistic inclinations leaned towards music rather than painting.

Allison Spence is a Florida artist working with painting, sculpture, collage, and writing.

Valerie Carmet is a French-American Pop Art assemblage artist and art educator based between Miami and NYC.

Lee Willett is an American-born, Swiss-trained artist, photographer, typographer, and educator whose professional work has won regional and national awards from Print Magazine, AIGA, Art Director’s Club, Type Director’s Club, and others.

Cindy Ruskin is an artist originally from South Africa, who holds a BA in Art History from Harvard and has studied painting in San Francisco and New York City.

Noreen Smith is a multidisciplinary artist from Baltimore, MD, who intricately weaves her personal observations and life journey as a Black woman into her artistic tapestry.