D’nae Harrison is an Award-winning Interdisciplinary Artist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 2014, she obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The Pennsylvania State University. In 2017, the City of Philadelphia commissioned D'nae to create a 52 in x 52 in oil painting, which remains downtown on permanent display. During the same year, her work featured with Six Summit Gallery for NYFW '17 (Fall). In 2018, her work showcased at the former Robert Miller Gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan during the Eminent Domain exhibition. D’nae is currently focused on creating a public art initiative dedicated to improving the quality of life in distressed and impoverished neighborhoods.

Candy Alexandra González is a Little Havana-born and raised, Philadelphia-based, multidisciplinary visual artist, poet, activist and trauma-informed educator. Currently, Candy’s artwork explores themes of body politics, fat phobia and self-healing through photography, poetry, printmaking and papermaking. Candy received their MFA in Book Arts + Printmaking from the University of the Arts in 2017. Since graduating, they have been a 40th Street Artist-in-Residence in West Philadelphia, a West Bay View Fellow at Dieu Donné in Brooklyn, NY, and a Picasso Project Resident Artist at Kensington Health Sciences Academy in North Philadelphia.

Kah Yangni is a self-taught illustrator and muralist living in Philadelphia, PA. They make heartfelt art about justice, queerness, and joy. Their clients include the New York Times, Vice, BUST Magazine, the Movement for Black Lives, Rock the Vote, the National Women’s Law Center, the Transgender Law Center, and others. They've presented their work for the Poster House in NYC and the RISD Museum, and their work has been featured in Them, Mashable, Hyperallergic, and Colorlines.

Khalid Dennis a.k.a BKLVISIONS is a Philadelphia based Urban Abstract artist who does various mediums of art. Khalid was born in Northeast Philly and raised in north Philly where he attended Girard college boarding school from 1st to 12th grade. At the age of 13 Khalid discovered that he had a gift for creating art. BKL creates expressive style of art on paper, canvas, clothing, and walls. Using spray paints, High flow acrylics, heavy body paint, mixed media, raw materials, 3D paint, etc. Khalid appreciates the urban Culture because it continuously inspires him.BKL is also part owner of BKLvisions x 2.O.G an multi-Creative art company Located in The Globe Dye works warehouse. Khalid’s Vision is to share his art with the world, to encourage and increase LOVE in the city of brotherly love and throughout the world.

Hysterical Men (aka Hysterical) is a street artist based in Philadelphia, PA. Her work was born out a cauldron of unexpressed anger. While a lifetime spent as a woman had gradually shortened the fuse, the Kavanaugh hearings were the match that lit that very short fuse. Hysterical Men exploded out of the artist and onto the Philadelphia streets shortly after. Hysterical's work turns negative stereotypes of women around on the men who embody those stereotypes more accurately. By doing so she highlights the double standards that exist in our culture for male vs. female behavior. These double standards are infinitely compounded for women of color. Hysterical's work is also a vehicle for critiquing United States culture, government and the Trump Administration's cruel and inhumane policies and practices. Hysterical's work has been shown at the Trolley Shop, Little Berlin, Tattooed Mom’s and walls all over Philadelphia and New York City.

Nathaniel Lee graduated from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia with a BFA in Illustration in 2004. He has a background in stained glass and has worked on staff with Mural Arts Philadelphia since 2007. Nathaniel started as the Mural Crew Leader of the Operations department where he provided artistic and technical support for the projects. He is now one of Mural Arts' full-time staff muralists who specializes in portraiture and glass mosaics.