Perrin Clore Duncan is an abstract painter from Edmond, Oklahoma, U.S.A. She received her B.A. in Economics and Studio Art from DePauw University in Greencastle, IN. Through combining expressive colors and forms, Perrin creates democratic spaces for exploring relationships found in the increasingly complex western human experience. Her compositions offer moments of reflection surrounding the connections she observes between individuals and with the world.

https://perrincloreduncan.com

@perrincloreduncan.art

Katie Kramer is a visual artist originally from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada where she received her HBFA from Lakehead University. Her experience of rural life has assisted in forming an interest of place and environment. Her work currently focuses on subverting the traditional notions of 19^th century sublime found in Renaissance painting, using local residential development as an area of focus. She explores this idea through the comparison of anthropocentric and ecocentric perspectives, alongside the representation of human altered landscapes; questioning the distinction between the manmade and the natural. As a multidisciplinary artist, she uses painting, drawing and sculpture to explore her conceptual ideas. @ktk_artworks

Morgan Madison is a multidisciplinary artist who primarily employs drawing, photography, or a combination of the two to study and reflect on the ephemeral nature place, space, and objects found in her everyday experiences of the world. At the root of her practice is the joy of engaging with and celebrating the minute moments that occur around her. She hails from the midwest in the U.S.A where she received a B.A. in Studio Art from the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities.

morganbmadison.com

Kaitlynn Webster is a multidisciplinary installation artist from Fresno, California, USA. She uses mark making and sculpture to visually represent various psychological states and explore the way these states reverberate through the physical body. Her work is an attempt to map out her own psyche and create a contemplative space to encourage her viewers to do the same. https://www.kwebsterart.com @artbykw

Tanya de Paor is a PhD candidate in the Burren College of Art and National University of Ireland, Galway. She is an artist, researcher and lecturer based in Cork. Her work is concerned with exploring human / nature connections in the neo natural world of the Anthropocene. Her work is multidisciplinary including sculpture, drawing, installation, text and lens based media. She received her MA from Belfast College of Art, University of Ulster.  She recently presented at the TransCultural Exchange 2018, International Conference for Opportunities in the Arts, in Qúebec City.

Kelly Klaasmeyer is a visual artist who has done many ill-advised things. She received her MFA from the University of Houston in 1992 and went on to manage a political campaign in rural Arkansas. She spent the mid-90s making art and hanging out with unsavory characters in St. Petersburg, Russia. Back in Houston, she drew a comic for the weekly paper that generated threats of legal action. When the cartoon ended, she became the art critic for the same paper. Her current work focuses on portraits with stories from their subjects.

http://kellyklaasmeyer.com