Maddy Hellevik is an artist living and working in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a concentration in Painting in 2017, along with a minor in Business Administration.  Her current artwork deals with her experience of matrescence (becoming a mother) in a post pandemic world.  

Avigail Manneberg is a Minneapolis-based artist. She works in varied media, such as painting, drawing, video, and performance. Her work is in direct response to personal and global life events for example the chaos experienced by those fleeing conflict.

Cassie Marie Edwards is an artist based in Oshkosh, WI.  She holds a MFA from Northern Illinois University, and a BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.  She is currently an Instructor of Art at University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh.  

Yijia Li is a painter based in Shanghai, China focusing on discovering how people connect with the world around them. She was born and grew up in Shanghai, China, attended Shanghai University and received a B.A. in Studio Art in 2012, and M.F.A. in Visual Studies (painting and drawing) from Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) in 2017.

Garrett Perry has a slight obsession with cats and cat memorabilia and has wasted many days watching television throughout his youth. However as an emerging artist living in Minneapolis, television and visual culture has become a crucial aspect to his work. He received a BFA from College of Visual Arts and currently works out of his studio in St. Paul.

Samuel Hanson Willis is a MInneapolis based Family Medicine Physician and artist, finding his way to being both of these in the 21st century.

Jennifer Davis is a Minneapolis-based artist known for her colorful, imaginative paintings of surreal and whimsical characters. She holds a BFA from the University of Minnesota.

Nate Burbeck is a Minnesota based painter who has exhibited extensively throughout the US. He received a BFA from St. John’s University and has been awarded numerous grants and awards, most recently a 2022 Minnesota State Arts Board Creative Support for Individuals grant.

Syed Hosain is an artist based in the Twin Cities. Hosain received a MFA at Vermont College of Fine Arts and a MA and BFA in painting at the University of Karachi, Pakistan. He has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally.

Stephanie Lindquist received her BA from Columbia University and recently finished her MFA at the University of Minnesota. Lindquist’s work has been exhibited at Google, Smack Mellon, the New York Public Library, the Allen Hospital, The New Museum, The Bronx Museum of the Arts, El Museo del Barrio, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, and Memorial Union Gallery of North Dakota State University.

Monica J. Brown (she/her) is a terrestrial soul, traversing the mediums of time and space through vision, word, color, movement and vibration. Her visual art has been exhibited widely throughout Chicago, including the DuSable Museum, and the Museum of Science and Industry.

Kehayr Brown-Ransaw is an interdisciplinary artist, educator, and curator based in Bde Óta Othúŋwe/Mnísot(Minneapolis/Minnesota). Brown-Ransaw’s practice engages in conversations of individualism v. collectivism, familial histories, concepts of gendered work, tradition, and Blackness/Black identity through quilting, weaving and printmaking.

Sophia Heymans was born in Minneapolis on the last day of the ’80s. She grew up on a family farm in Central Minnesota with her parents, sister, uncles, aunts and cousins. She attempts to paint landscapes from a non-dominant perspective and confront the weighted history of American Landscape painting.

Tiffany Lange’s work explores the overstimulation and anxiousness of our relationships with technology over the past two years of isolation. This past September, Lange exhibited her first solo show, “HYPERCONNECTION” at Michigan Tech University.

Rachel Breen is interested in the sewing machine as a deeply symbolic and also (im)practical object. She uses the revolving needle of her sewing machine to both draw and reimagine connections between people. Breen calls attention to the stitch as a symbol of interdependence, using it to express belief in the possibility of social change and repair.

Lindsay Rhyner is a Textile Artist living and working in Minneapolis Minnesota. Through travel and exploring different mediums, Lindsay discovered an interest in manipulating and collaging textiles, combining skills such as sewing, beading, collage and painting. Lindsay Rhyner is self taught in the Textile Arts and has been working in fiber for most of her career.