Chris Friday (Miami, FL 1987) is a mixed-media artist based in Miami Florida. Implementing a chalkboard aesthetic, a great deal of attention is given to the investigation of the representations and perceptions of black bodies in media and society. Identifying these perspectives and their origins, questioning their legitimacy, and offering possible solutions is priority in her work.

Anna Goraczko (Miami, FL 1984) is a visual artist living and working in Miami. Goraczko works closely with found objects, fabrics and cyanotypes. She participated in several group exhibitions in various venues, including ArtServe Fort Lauderdale, Ker Gallery, Serendipity Labs, Miami Beach Urban Studios and many other galleries in Chicago. 

Juan Requena (Caracas, Venezuela 1979) is a mixed media artist whose works come across digital media, textile, installation and more. Requena has lived and exhibited internationally and has been working in Miami since 2016. Juan has exhibited at Sala Mendoza, Caracas, Venezuela; Artpace, San Antonio, U.S.A; Freies Museum Berlin, Germany and Passage de Retz, Paris, France, to name a few.

Ronald Sanchez (Tegucigalpa, Honduras 1987) is a mixed media and conceptual artist. His work incorporates an eclectic assortment of surfaces as his canvas. He brings new life to otherwise overlooked items from everyday life, such as reclaimed wood, street signs and other found objects, through typography and abstraction.

Yi Chin Hsieh (Taipei, Taiwan 1993) is an independent curator living and working in Miami. Her research interests include curatorial methods under the discussion of exhibition forms, collectiveness in curatorial practices, and contemporary visual culture in response to the current time. She holds a BFA in Visual Design from National Taiwan Normal University and an MFA in Visual Arts from Florida International University (FIU). She has realized several curatorial projects in greater Miami area and online.