Harry Stooshinoff: I am a painter and teacher with a B.Ed., BFA, and MFA, and I have made art almost daily for more than 45 years, focusing on small-scale abstract and figurative works that invite intuition, experimentation, and intimacy. Inspired by the ever-changing rural landscape of the Oak Ridges Moraine just north of Lake Ontario, I create quiet paintings that document a world I feel compelled to notice, preserve, and share.

Howard Skrill: is a Brooklyn-based artist and educator with degrees from SUNY Purchase and CUNY Queens College whose work has been exhibited widely, including solo shows at the Fairfield University Art Museum and Kirkland Art Center, and featured in numerous publications and residencies. A Puffin and Mozaik grantee, he also advocates for adjunct faculty rights and serves in leadership roles within New York City artist collectives.

Roderick Pervier: is a Maine native who has spent the past fifty years developing a photographic style that captures both the subtle beauty and quiet drama of the region through a refined eye for light, shape, and color. Deeply inspired by the natural world, his work balances classical beauty with abstraction, and he is an active member of the Bradbury Mountain Arts artist guild.

Adamo Macri: is a Montréal-based multidisciplinary artist whose work spans sculpture, photography, painting, video, and drawing, using the body, costume, and constructed environments to explore transformation, duality, identity, and metamorphosis. Internationally exhibited and widely recognized, his visually theatrical and conceptually rich practice has earned numerous global awards and been featured in major contemporary art publications and exhibitions around the world.