Tiffany McKnight is a multidisciplinary artist, muralist, and surface designer based in Oklahoma City. Known for her bold patterns, vibrant color palettes, and intricate abstractions, her work is deeply influenced by African textiles, Art Nouveau, and Abstract Expressionism. McKnight has created large-scale murals throughout Oklahoma and beyond, transforming spaces into lively experiences that celebrate culture, community, and human connection. In addition to public art, McKnight’s surface design work brings her signature aesthetic to textiles, decor, and small accessories, offering art lovers a way to integrate pattern and color into their daily lives.

Marissa Raglin is a mixed-media visual artist living in Oklahoma City working mostly in analog collage. Raglin has exhibited her work nationally and can be found knee-deep in old illustration books and magazines plucked from thrift stores and half-priced bookshops. Raglin received her BA in Studio Art from Oklahoma Baptist University. She is the 2017-18 Skirvin Paseo Artist in Residence and 2015 Artist Inc. Live OKC Fellow. Raglin is a resident artist in the historic Studio Six gallery and studio located in the Paseo Arts District in Oklahoma City.

Aditi Heins is a muralist, lettering artist and graphic designer from Norman, Oklahoma. She is passionate about empowering entrepreneurs and local businesses through vibrant murals and strategic design. Originally from Mumbai, India, Aditi seeks inspiration from her culture and travels to create work that can be described as bold, vibrant and uplifting. Her most recent clients include Goodwill, The Oklahoma City Thunder, Walmart, Shutterfly, and more. In 2022, one of Aditi's lettering pieces was published in the first Women of Type book, a book that celebrates typography and lettering created by women and non-binary artists worldwide.

Ting Wang is a Chinese-born Associate Professor of Graphic Design at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK. Growing up in Chengdu, China she had a passion for art and the written word at a young age. She underwent rigorous training in Chinese ink painting and calligraphy, and her work was published in newspapers in China. This early success set the stage for her future in graphic design. After receiving her BFA in Graphic Design from Sichuan Normal University, Wang immirgrated to the United States in 2009 to pursue her MFA in Graphic design at Kansas State University. She has taught graphic design courses in higher education at all levels in a career spanning over a decade. She is currently on sabbatical until Fall 2026.

Onyx Montes is a pay transparency advocate, social sculptor, and founder of Tulsa Girl Power, an initiative offering hands-on workshops that build confidence through practical skills and creative expression. She has an art history background with academic training from the University of Washington and a MA from the University of Illinois Chicago. Recent projects include teaching Critical Thinking & Writing for Illinois Humanities, designing distance-learning programs for the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and co-writing "Creativity is Boundless," an advocacy guide for immigrant artists. Her current practice centers socially engaged art, history, and community zine-making that uplifts overlooked stories across Oklahoma.

xJoanne Petit-Frère is a sculptor, braid-textile artist, and director of JoGoesWest Studios™, exploring the braid as both ancient technology and futuristic design language. Rooted in Haitian Créolité and Afro-Indigenous migrations, she transforms hand-braided strands into sculptural forms activated through performance, film, and installation. What began as childhood training in precision - evolved into a practice where each braid becomes architectural, carrying memory, labor, and communal knowledge. Through JoGoesWest Studios™, she positions the braid as archive and blueprint—honoring Black and Brown hair traditions while revealing craft as a living record of resilience, belonging, and the grace of the hand.

Narciso Argüelles is a Chicano artist and art educator. Argüelles grew up in Tijuana, Mexico which had a lasting impact on his life and his art. He holds an MFA from the University of California, Irvine and has been teaching at the high school and university level ever since. His travels included a three year teaching stint at Robert College in Istanbul, Turkey. As an artist, he has exhibited at the Sydney Biennale in Australia; The Johannesburg Biennale in South Africa, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center and Intar Multicultural Art Gallery in New York City.

Wesley Luster is a portrait artist, muralist, and designer whose work blends vibrant color with deep emotion, born and raised in Midwest City, Oklahoma. Self-taught yet shaped by study, travel, and community, his art reflects both the nuance of the Black experience and the universal human story. From gallery walls in California to large-scale murals in Oklahoma, Wesley brings the same commitment: to create images that resonate, uplift, and endure. Bridging this love of art, he also produces and hosts Integrated OKC, a podcast spotlighting artists and cultural voices shaping today’s creative landscape on major streaming platforms & YouTube.