Jean-Sébastien (JS) Gauthier is an intermedia artist who adopts inquiry and experimentation to create immersive works of art.

Yang Lan is a painter, originally from China. She has lived in the Middle East for decades and a few years in the US. She had her BFA degree from the University of Jordan. Traveling takes part of her life and traveling experience has deeply influenced her art practice. Nature is her inspiration for art creation and the vehicle of exploration of color and shapes. The rhythms of her paintings depict her muti-perspective vision and the motion of travel.

Demilade Otayemi, a multidisciplinary artist from Nigeria, whose work serves as a powerful mirror to the ever-evolving identity and social consciousness of his environment.

Naazy Sedaghatkerdar is an MFA student, artist and photographer at the University of Saskatchewan. She is from Iran and has participated in several art exhibitions in her home country. Although her primary choice of medium is photography, she is interested in various mediums and techniques including installation, video art, and performance.

Gabriela Sieminska-Hauck is a multidisciplinary artist who was born and raised in south Poland as a member of an artistic family. She moved to Saskatoon, Canada as a young adult where she completed her BFA at the U of S. After years of travel, she returned to Saskatoon and is currently a candidate in the MFA program at The University of Saskatchewan while working at The Remai Modern Museum in the Learning and Engagement Department. She researches the notion and understanding of spirituality in bridging her Polish Canadian roots and through explorative techniques she documents culturally led customs, traditions, and diversity of Canadian culture. Her artistic practice focuses on the idea of cultural assimilation in a multicultural society involving many different communities and nationalities. Her work has been exhibited locally in public galleries. 

Nazli Tabkhi is based in Saskatoon, born in Iran in 1995, and earned her bachelor's degree in Fine Arts in Painting from the University of Tehran in 2018. Since then, she has dedicated herself to working on artistic projects, primarily focusing on self-portraits, While her main focus has been painting, she has also engaged in designing installations, performances, and cover arts on occasion.

Her paintings reside at the intersection of self-knowledge concepts, relational forms, and sets of color shades. Recognized as a medium-curious artist, she is known for constantly inventing new and distinctive styles. Passionate about the psychological aspects of humanity, Nazli utilizes herself as a model to deepen her consciousness through visual arts media. For her, painting is a source of peace and a space for meditating on the beauty within the world she has crafted in her unique style, experiencing the grace of living within it.

Aurora Wolfe is a multimedia artist, researcher, and musician of Cree and Scottish descent. Her work centers on the relationships between Indigeneity and institutions, teasing out stories that have been overshadowed by the dominant colonial narrative. She holds an interest in exploring dynamic relationality and creating art that generates acts of kinship with the past, present, and future.