Andrea Acevedo, better known in the art world as Butterflymush, is a Colombian-born, American-raised, multimedia artist known for her stunning portfolio of brazen, fearless women in all their blunt, outspoken, full-frontal glory.

Risa Tochigi, aka Riiisa Boogie, is one half of the dynamic duo boogieREZ. Boogie is a Japanese Ameri- can artist who crafts detailed imaginary through textile, nature, portraits, flowing abstractions and uniquely creative characters. Her body of work taps into the flow of the streets, nature and the vibrations of dance and culture. Her creative spirit blends the technical mastery of traditional Japanese prints with urban imagery, materials and locations.

She is an illustrator, painter, maker and a muralist who truly lives life to the fullest. She can’t stop, won’t stop creating! She works on a wide range of projects in a number of mediums. Recently, she has been deeply involved in using ply-wood to bring her illustrations to life. Her imagination and love of nature and design has led her to create many organically inspired pieces.

Lady JDay is a French street artist based in New York, renowned for her colorful and expressive work inspired by women's empowerment and social justice. Her paintings not only showcase her artistic talent but also reflect her deep commitment to the women's rights movement and social causes. Lady JDay's art has been exhibited and painting murals internationally in cities such as NY, Paris, Los Angeles, Dubai, Seoul, Beijing, London, and San Francisco. In 2020, Lady JDay was recognized for her outstanding contribution to the arts and activism by winning an international contest for the campaign Dysturb #artistsagainstaninfodemic.

Isabelle Ewing is a Brooklyn-based contemporary mixed media painter, muralist and designer.

Diagnosed with a learning disability at an early age, Ewing had difficulty with traditional learning and academic classes. These hardships pushed her to drawing and painting, ultimately sparking her lifelong passion in the arts.

Ewing received her BFA from Savannah College of Art and Design in 2014 and later moved to New York City. Currently in her Brooklyn studio, Ewing has mastered many mediums such as aerosol, acrylic, oil, and collage. These works take form into paintings, installations, murals and sculptures.

Holly J. Salerno is a classically trained oil painter who received a BFA of illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan. Holly's art intertwines the enigmatic beauty of nature, the depths of the subconscious, and the complexities of human relationships. Her work celebrates the bizarre and unknown, inviting viewers to reconsider perceptions and embrace life's unpredictability.

Artista colombiana, tratando de contar mi historia a través de pinturas desde 1986.

Escorpio, mamá, perro que no muerde la mano del que lo alimenta.

Meagan Jain, based in Brooklyn, NY is an accomplished artist known for her contemporary exploration of symbolism that serves to celebrate vulvas, wombs, and their transformative power. Her work is deeply rooted in themes of reinvention and cultural reflection with a strong commitment to addressing pressing societal issues, reflecting the rights and struggles of women, LGBTQIA+, and BIPOC communities.

Jain’s artistic journey began with a heavy focus on social practice, including teaching art to older adults and empowering participants through vulva self-portraiture and body painting. This early dedication to community engagement laid the foundation for her diverse body of work, which spans mediums such as murals, paintings, and sculptural mirrors.

Jaysa, a Dominican artist born and raised in New York City, discovered her passion for art at a young age. Her love for creativity was sparked by watching her mother sketch various Barbies at her request, a memory that still influences her work today. Honing her skills at Art and Design high school, Jaysa developed a unique style that combines elements of street art, hip hop culture, and personal resilience. Her vibrant art and murals capture the essence of life in NYC, reflecting strength, vulnerability, and self-love.

Hilary Rose Mix is a creative producer, contemporary artist and interior designer specializing in mixed media with a passion for sustainable design. Carrying over a decade of experience in the contemporary and fine art world, including custom furniture, lighting design, and large-scale mural projects at the World Trade Center. Hilary has showcased with brands such as Topo Chico Mineral Water during Miami Art Week, Vidcon and the Neon Carnival at Coachella. She enjoys working collaboratively and watching the “bigger picture” come to life.

Tashima Mathis is a self-taught Pop Artist born and raised in Hartford, Connecticut. She graduated from Howard University in Washington, D.C., and resides in Miami, FL. 

Her passion for art is serious and took over her life, and in July of 2020, Mathis created Bombshell Pop Art as a way to share her art with the world. She has a signature style of using explosive colors to create unique portraits based on popular culture and uses her art to share meaningful messages in creative ways. 

From a young age, Melanie, a native Queens New Yorker, knew she’d be an artist, inspired by her parents, both artists who attended the School of Visual Arts. Years later, she fulfilled her dream by attending SVA herself. Her art combines cheeky sexy pinup style with cute whimsical characters, reflecting her personality. Her work graces various comic covers, greeting cards, and magazines. Melanie now runs her brand, meldoodles, creating joyful products that feature her art and designs. In her downtime, she enjoys sipping coffee cuddled up with her two cats, Charlie and Louise.

Carolina Donoso, a Brazilian American artist, expresses the intricacies of the human experience through drawings, paintings, murals, and more. Navigating a nomadic life across Brazil, Argentina, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, and the United States, she embarked on a journey to understand what unites us in difference.

Elisa Blynn is an East Village multidisciplinary performance and visual artist and creative healing arts facilitator. She is passionate about Art in service of transformation and creating interactive, immersive art experiences that evoke empathy, invite reflection, and ignite communion. Her current Art vernacular of mini art TacTiLes aims to shift the dynamic of art and viewer from passive observer to active participant.

Born in New Jersey in 1973, Suzanne Scott has exhibited nationally and internationally including New York, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Monaco, and Massachusetts. She has completed three advanced, post-graduate art residencies in France, as well as attended the DNA artist residency in Provincetown, MA in 2021 and 2023. Recent exhibitions include, “Boy, That Was Fast”, solo show at Catskills Gallery in TriBeCa, NY December 2021 and group exhibition, "Dog Day Afternoons", August 2023 at READYMADE gallery in Orleans, MA, a satellite of Freight + Volume, NYC. She has studied anatomy at the Art Student’s League in NYC and completed her G.G. at the Gemological Institute of America, NYC. She continues her study of painting within the Certificate Program at the New York Studio School with a completion date of 2025. Scott maintains a studio in New York City and continues to serve on several non-profit boards with the pursuit of creating modalities for disabled artists to create art.