Edgar Reyes is a multimedia artist and educator based in Baltimore. Reyes’s work invites viewers to think about the people, places, and connections they carry with them. His practice draws on the specifics of his own life, and reflections of shared experiences of resettlement and migration. Through his art making he explores his family’s Mexican and Indigenous roots.

Christopher “kolpeace” Johnson is an artist, known for his live soul performative portraits. Born in South Carolina, but currently lives in Baltimore, MD. His live performative soul portrait painting intersects his studio practice and graffiti style documentation. Kolpeace stands for (Kids Only Love Peace), and is a black superhero that creates rapid portraits in the matter of minutes. Kolpeace uses music in his performance with select genres like trill, trap, and soul music to reflect the culture.

LaToya Peoples is a Baltimore-based multidisciplinary artist working in the realm of community and public arts. She is a MICA alumni, and has painted numerous murals in urban areas, including Baltimore. She is also an arts educator working with Baltimore public schools and libraries.