James Kane (b. 1990, Baton Rouge, LA) received his MFA in Painting from Indiana University (2022), and his BFA from Louisiana State University (2014). His paintings explore the share experience of queerness and its role in our history and culture, depicting moments of tenderness, community, and camaraderie between men. He has shown nationwide, including exhibitions in Birmingham, New Orleans, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, and New York.
Alexander D'Agostino is an interdisciplinary artist based in Baltimore, Maryland. He graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2009 with a BFA in painting. He investigates the queer and otherworldly through visual and performance art.
Rosy Sunshine Galvan is a queer, Dominican muralist and digital artist born and raised in NYC and residing in Baltimore. Her public works uplift vibrational frequencies, with her palette serving as an irresistible reminder to celebrate our resilience and JOY. Rosy's art is a convergence of Caribbean, urban, and ancestral influences, characterized by bright colors and graphic illustrations that adorn biomorphic beings. Rosy is also a macro social worker and an expert in community-driven design and prioritizes community engagement as integral to pubic art.
VILLAGER is formally trained as a Water Microbiologist and Environmental Researcher, earning a B.S. in Environmental Chemistry from Towson University, stepping away from their Master's program in Marine Estuary Environmental Science at UMBC in 2022 to pursue a dedicated and directed studio practice. VILLAGER has been the subject of solo exhibitions–"Devotion, Dreams, and Destiny" at the Eubie Blake Cultural Center (2025), "(O)KAN: recent works by VILLAGER (2025) at Motor House Baltimore, ÀṢẸ: Embodying the Divine (2024) at Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, and BUSH BOY!