Debra Martin-Barber (She/Her) is a mixed media artist, educator, and arts advocate in Oklahoma City. With a background in Commercial Art and a master's degree from The University of Oklahoma, her vibrant paintings have gained recognition through exhibitions and awards. Her work delves into Black female representation and challenge prevailing narratives about Black culture. She is an advocate for the arts as a teaching artist for underserved youth and senior adults in after-school programs and art camps. Debra's art is not just a creative outlet; it's a profound journey of self-discovery and community engagement.

Gregg Standridge (He/Him) is an award winning Choctaw artist and OVAC/Andy Warhol grant recipient. His unusual medium of wood marquetry has been critically acclaimed including a First Place Award as Emerging Artist in the 2024 Cherokee Trail of Tears Art Show. Gregg has displayed at 36 Art shows in 2023, including MAINSITE Contemporary Arts, Norman, OK, Agua Caliente Cultural Museum Gift Shop, Palm Springs, CA and Exhibit C Gallery, OKC and more Oklahoma outdoor art. Gregg's education experience includes: OCCC Associates Fine Arts, USAO Music Performance/Music Education, OCU Masters Music Performance and Private Study with Sheryl Cozad.

JP Morrison Lans holds a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and is an inaugural member of the NYC Crit Club’s Canopy Program. Her drawing “Mermaid” is in the permanent collection of the Bundaberg Regional Gallery, Queensland, Australia. She has been a resident artist with the School of Visual Arts, NY., Truro Art Center, MA., Rockland Woods, WA., The Vermont Studio Center, and soon, Quarantine, in Menorca, Spain. Morrison Lans is a member of the international artist collective Teleportal.Gallery, and exhibits with Heron Arts, San Francisco; M.A. Doran, Tulsa, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Australia, and Keep Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM.

Leondre Lattimore (He/Him) was born in Oklahoma, USA and grew up in the eastside of Oklahoma City. Throughout his life, he has always shared an interest in the Arts. After completing his Bachelor's degree in Studio Art and Graphic Design, Leondre delved further into his practice and began exploring cultural identities through figurative representation. His goal is to highlight people and experiences with intentionally created works of art. Furthermore, he works for City of Oklahoma City as a Project Manager for Arts and Cultural Affairs.