Dean Fisher: has been a painter and draughtsman for over thirty years and has exhibited extensively throughout the U.S. In the late 80s and early 90s, he spent eight years in Spain, France, and England copying the masters in major European museums as a form of study, while simultaneously developing his own work. He is the recipient of the Elizabeth Greenshields grant and numerous awards for his paintings and drawings. He has taught painting at Silvermine Art Center in Connecticut for the past twenty years and taught still life painting in the summer of 2018 in Rome, Italy. His paintings and drawings can be found in many private and corporate collections throughout North America and Europe. He and his artist wife Josephine Robinson live in Milford, Connecticut. http://www.Deanfisherworkshops.com

Adam Cohn: was born in Israel in 1983. He studied at the Jerusalem Studio School, with Israel Hershberg 2004–2008. He works representationally with oil paint and charcoal drawing. His works include small portraits, large figure scenes, landscapes, urban landscapes, and still life. He is interested in the visual interpretation of the artist, twisting and changing what he sees, into a painting that is still representational, figurative, but nevertheless his own.

Kate Burgau: was raised as a military child and has lived in many locations in the U.S. Her earliest years were spent in a remote area of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, and that kindled a love for nature and exploring outdoors. She received a BFA in Design with an Illustration emphasis from Viterbo University in La Crosse, Wisconsin in 2002. The greatest inspiration for her work comes from the natural world and she wishes to celebrate the smallest details in nature and how they connect to each other and to us. She has lived in Maine since 2018 where she continues to work primarily in ink and paint. https://www.kateburgau.com/