Artists

Mireille Toussaint (she/her) is a Port-au-Prince–born visual artist whose work moves between violent exuberance and careful, ethically minded reflection. Born 1974-03-12, Mireille is 52 years old and ...

Inês Moreira (she/her) was born in Porto on 1959-08-14 and has lived and worked in the city for most of her life. Raised in an upper-middle-class household that valued travel, literature and private l...

Pronouns: she/her Born 1970-08-02 in a working-class neighborhood on the outskirts of Medellín, María Elena Roldán is a 55-year-old painter, illustrator and mask-maker whose work stitches British Pop ...

Ariella Maren Cassio (they/them) is a site-specific artist whose work interrogates inequality and class through a restrained, neutral-gray visual language. Confident and deliberately projecting author...

Rian Morgan Price (they/them) is a queer visual artist and educator raised in a tight-knit agricultural farming community in the Welsh valleys. Born into a household of smallholders, Rian learned earl...

Pronouns: she/her. Born in a cluster of houseboat communities on the Kerala backwaters, Amala Nair grew up listening to union meetings at dusk and to the constant percussion of oars and tin hulls. Her...

Aiyana Calderón (they/them) is a painter and archivist whose practice compresses histories into opaque, monumentally solid surfaces. Born into a family of circus and traveling performers with a layere...

Jin Novak (born 1984-11-02) is a sculptor and mixed-media conservator whose work bridges the material discipline of conservation with a formally rigorous studio practice. They use they/them pronouns. ...

Marina Costa Ribeiro (born 1992-09-03) is a 33-year-old Brazilian sculptor and mixed-media artist working primarily with limestone reliefs and representational panels that explore resilience and survi...

Lerato Nkosi is a Cape Town–based visual artist whose work sits at the intersection of Pop appropriation, internet vernacular, and postcolonial theory. They graduated with a BFA from the Michaelis Sch...

Amaya Soler (pronouns: they/them) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice quietly bridges material alchemy, ritual poetics, and algorithmic systems. Born and raised in Toulouse, France, Amaya stu...

Asha Mwangi (she/her) is a Neo-Expressionist visual artist whose work fuses the discipline of medieval manuscript illumination with the visceral immediacy of assemblage. Born in Nairobi and naturalize...

Mariana Teixeira (she/her) is a visual artist whose work navigates the tension between movement and stillness through crisp, legible compositions and tactile surfaces. Born in Salvador, Brazil, she sp...

Marta Solano (she/her) is a sculptor and public artist in her mid-40s whose work translates the sinew of cities into retro-inflected metal forms. Born and raised in a blue-collar neighborhood outside ...

Pronouns: they/them. Ariel Reyes-Mayer is a social realist printmaker and installation artist whose work stages celebratory rituals as arenas for confrontation and collective reckoning. Born to a fam...

Somchai Ito (Pronouns: they/them) is a socially engaged visual artist whose work excavates the uneven seams of globalization and memory. Born in a small Southeast Asian town and later living for many ...

Anika Santos (she/her) is a sculptor and app-artist working at the intersection of folk practices, land-based interventions and intimate, care-driven objects. Raised in a tightly knit coastal town whe...

Rafael Sola (he/him) is a sign painter, muralist, and social-practice artist born and raised in a port-side neighborhood where colonial storefronts, neon markets, and improvised shelters coexist. He i...