Claudette Gamache: is a Signature member of the Pastel Society of America, Pastel Painters of Maine, the Ct. Pastel Society and a Master Circle member of the International Association of Pastel Societies. She is a contributor to “100 Ways to Paint Landscapes” with International Artist Publishing. She has presented to many groups in the art and health field in New England, New Orleans and Bejing, China. She is in Who’s Who of American Women and American Art. Her paintings have been chosen for many juried shows throughout the United States. Over 500 paintings hang in private and corporate collections and she has won over 60 awards. Claudette teaches workshops in Maine and is a mentor for the MFA program at Heartwood College of Art in Kennebunk, Maine.

Bernadette deCesare: I am a visionary traveler by nature, where upon I create images from my observations and interests. My style finds symbolic abstractions successful in expressing my art. This artistic journey has embraced beauty, mystical fantasies, as well as social and political challenges. My choices of mediums are acrylic and pastel. I am a Signature member of the Pastel Society of America, Member of the Pastel Society of Maine,  have been recognized by many Pastel Societies over the years and have been published and recognized in The Pastel Journal, Abstract category.

Mike Cockrill: has been making conceptually engaged, socially challenging work since his first exhibitions in Brooklyn and the East Village in the early 1980s. He grew up in the suburbs of Washington, DC in the Cold War era. He has a particular affinity for the pop–culture images of postwar America and their darker subtexts. Classically trained at PAFA, he employs a deep understanding of visual idioms that he deftly twists. His art is ever evolving: often playing the unnerving against the sublime. He lives and works in Brooklyn. 

David Wolfe: bio not available