Gilead Tadmor: was born (1953) and educated in Israel. His formal education in philosophy prepared him for his academic career as a professor of engineering and mathematics in Boston, MA (now retired). The son of the prominent Israeli artist and art educator, Zvi Tadmor, his art education was provided at home. His art includes sculpting and relief making in paper (papier– mâché), painting, drawing, collage and printmaking. He is a member–artist of the Cambridge Art Association, the Boston Printmakers, and Gallery 263. He has shown his work in group and one man shows, as well as art books and periodicals in the U.S., Israel, and Europe.

Jon Sarkin: is a self–taught American artist who works in a number of media. That number is incredibly large, drawing on his interests in music, movies, pop culture, literature, art (obviously), and science. His studio is in the seaside town of Gloucester, MA. He is represented by the Henry Boxer Gallery in London.

Carella Keil: is a writer and digital artist who splits her time between the ethereal world of dreams, and Toronto, Canada, depending on the weather. Her art has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Columbia Journal, Skyie Magazine, Wrongdoing Magazine, Wander, Shuf Poetry, Burningword, Existere, Querencia Press, Stripes Literary Magazine, Chestnut Review, Glassworks, Grub Street, Sheepshead Review, Troublemaker Firestarter and Vocivia.