Dogon Krigga is a Columbia, South Carolina based multi-disciplinary artist. Their interests in journalism and music production brought them into community with musicians for whom Dogon began creating commissioned works of digital collage.

I paint and create because I must. Lately I am reinventing myself. I am reimagining my purpose through words, color, shapes, lines, and paint. Mostly a response to betrayal and grief, and the state of the world. 

Cait Maloney is a published illustrator, award-winning designer, muralist, and exhibition artist in Columbia, SC. She holds a BFA from Syracuse University and serves as Creative Director at Flock and Rally while running Cait Maloney Creative.

Harry A. McFadden is an accomplished artist recognized for his innovative approach to mixed media. His work draws from personal history and cultural narratives, using texture, symbolism, and layered materials to communicate narratives that reflect universal experiences.

Tristan McLawler is a ceramic artist creating both functional and sculptural pieces. As a wife and homeschooling mom of three, she weaves her family life into her creative practice and community.

Ginny Merett is a collage artist. She reconstructs magazine pages and found papers into complex layered compositions. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, and her pieces have won many awards. Look for her on all social media.

Cam Moore is an artist who creates from instinct and presence, exploring the balance between control and surrender. Their process invites space to be still, disconnect, and let discovery guide the process.

Trebor is a self taught artist with a passion for recycling, ever piece of art has some sort of recycled materials. Weather it's a piece of wood from a dumpster or paint left over from a remodel project. It all works to become its own.

My name is Breezy. I have a BA in studio art with focuses in graphic design and printmaking from Columbia College. I paint & draw with various tools, sculpt, make linocut prints, photograph, and do various mixed media pieces.

A graduate of the SCGSAH and USC- after studying painting in Tokyo, Japan, his work has continued experimental explorations of postmodern abstraction and figuration with far-ranging influences from religious art and alchemy to sci-fi and anime.

Olga Yukhno is an artist originally from Russia. She has spent the past two decades dedicated to her passion for art. Yukhno has had the honor of training and studying under some of the most prominent artists in the United States and Europe, focusing on learning primarily ceramics and metalworking.