Eileen M. Power enjoys experimenting across various media ranging from monotypes to large scale outdoor sculpture installations. Most recently, her studio practiced has focused on upcycling discarded objects into art, animating them in unusual ways. Spontaneity and response are important elements of her work. Eileen Power lives and works in Woodstock, New York. 

Originally from the Czech Republic, Alex Kveton’s work has been widely exhibited and can be found in the permanent collections of the Czech National Gallery in Prague, the Museum of Art Ostrava Czech Republic, MoMA New York City, and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta, GA, as well as numerous private and corporate collections in Europe, the USA, South America, Canada, and Russia. He currently lives and works in Saugerties, NY, with his wife, Barbara.

Lowell Miller is a sculptor, poet, and conceptual artist. In his work, dry wit is expressed in ironic puns and visual paradoxes. His sculptural focus is on body energy and feelings, and seeks the continuity of inner experience since prehistoric/primal times. Originally from Princeton, NJ., Lowell Miller lives and works near Woodstock, NY.

Originally from Christchurch, New Zealand, Ian Laughlin graduated from Ilam University and moved to New York City in the early 1980s. Laughlin's work brings attention to unsustainable issues and offers a constructive alternative expressed through sculpture, painting, printmaking, photography, digital media, sound, and/or video. Ian Laughlin's sonic sculptural works collaborate with musicians, most recently with the percussionist David Van Tieghem in front of the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild. Ian Laughlin maintains a studio in Chichester, NY.

Wendy Klemperer received a B.A. in biochemistry from Harvard University and a BFA in sculpture and painting from the Pratt Institute. She has exhibited internationally and has attended several prestigious residencies at the Skowhegan School, MacDowell Colony, Ucross Foundation, Sculpture Space, and Denali National Park.

Alison McNulty is an artist, educator, curator, and gallery director based in Newburgh, NY. Her interconnected roles serve a collective spirit of community and co-mentorship that tends to the margins, values diversity and nuance, and embraces the non-human.

Gregory Steel's uses welded metal to capture and eternalize movement. Long interested in metaphysical ideas, Steel earned a Doctorate in Philosophy and employs a variety of materials and techniques in his art, including video, object making, digital imaging, book publishing, installation, performance, and innovative technology, as well as traditional sculptural methodologies. Gregory Steel is an Associate Professor of Fine Arts and New Media at Indiana University, Kokomo.