Lilac Madar earned her BFA in photography from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem (2000) and holds a master’s degree in Art history research from Tel Aviv University (2014). Lives and works in Tel Aviv and Boston.

Madar’s works are based on the strategies of Dada and Pop Art: collage, ready-made, and references of mass culture. She uses everyday objects such as magazine clippings, old photographs, reproductions and stamps. These materials are means to reconstruct representations of gender and to subvert the values and ideologies that lay in those images. Her works are witty, sarcastic and full of humor.

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Enda Carty is an Irish-born artist. In 2008 he moved to the US and lives in Brooklyn, NY. Enda is not only inspired by nature, but by humanity and the beauty and generosity of the world. He recognizes the capacity in art to share our experiences. His aim is to ignite a curiosity in the mind that inspires a more connected and balanced world

Upstate NY artist, Todd Koelmel, enjoys a process that allows a back & forth flow between digital and analog. His surroundings are boiled down and flattened into fresh, digital illustrations that are bold yet simple – nostalgic yet modern. His transformation of digital to analog art incorporates stencils, masking tape, and traditional oil paint laid down in a graphic style.

Andrea DeFelice is a visual artist living and working between New York City and artist residencies. Her work uses various media, referencing concepts and concerns over my own interpretations of the world. This can take the form of a dreamlike or simulated version of experiences, or a replay of something seen or heard. She enjoys referencing problems and behavior, and our relationship to technology. Specifically what the digital does to the physical, and the interplay between these two realities.

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