David P. Quady is a Minneapolis-based figurative painter whose work explores the human form as a site of narrative and emotional depth.

Michelle Westmark Wingard is an installation-based photographer, curator, and arts educator, and Professor of Art and Gallery Director of Bethel University’s two exhibition spaces.

I investigate the complexities of the Black body/experience through visual combinations of culturally inspired geometric forms.

Recently I’ve been drawn to the fleeting nature of urban graffiti removal. It’s fascinating to discover and capture accidental art created out of the process of covering up someone else’s art.

Having grown up hunting for unusual rocks and exploring deep ravines in the woods behind her childhood home, Morgan Mercer is a Twin Cities-based oil painter who still has a fascination for finding wonder in unexpected places.

My work explores our finite resources - including the resources of time, attention, and silence. It examines the relationship between human senses and that of our natural physical environment.

Ute Bertog (1970, Germany) is a St. Paul based visual artist, who explores the relationship between language and its many representations. In 1998 she resettled in the US from her native Germany to pursue a career in the arts.

I make paintings that are informed by fragments of urban landscape and culture that are found in the everyday. I am particularly attracted to imagery that is ubiquitous within an urban architectonic setting, in which elements of plasticity and temporality are depicted in a suspended state of in-between ness.

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Phil Rosenbloom is an artist working in Minneapolis. He graduated from Stanford University in 1983 with a degree in Sculpture. Through his work he has explored a broad range of subject matter including music, the attention economy, consumerism, seduction and addiction, war, light, water, waves, mysticism, and religion.

Racquel Banaszak (Bad River Band of Ojibwe) is a visual artist and educator based in Minneapolis. Her work focuses on Indigenous histories and contemporary representation. She is interested in how settler colonial policies and laws have influenced personal and community narratives and identities.

Heather Lamanno is an interdisciplinary artist who explores personal and cultural narratives within imaginary psychological spaces. Within her practice, she creates paintings and installations that depict abstracted, temporal spaces.

Drew Peterson is a Minneapolis based artist and educator. Drew has a BFA from University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; a MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago; and attended Yale Summer School of Music and Art.

Terrence Payne is a midwestern American artist residing in Minneapolis Minnesota. He has exhibited his work at galleries, universities and museums throughout the United States and his work can be found in private, museum and corporate collections around the globe.

Shawn McNulty is a prolific visual fine artist from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Shawn received his Bachelor of Fine Arts at St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota. He has exhibited widely and was a founding member of Rosalux Gallery.

Toni Gallo grew up in Minnesota drawing dinosaurs and pond life, graduated from Perpich Center for Arts Education and headed to California where she received her B.A. in studio art and was awarded a scholarship to attend the California State University intensive painting program in Italy following graduation.