Artist Art

Kat Fajardo

“Kat Fajardo is an award-winning cartoonist who loves making playful and colorful illustrations, zines, paintings, and graphic novels about self-acceptance and Latine culture. She’s the creator of Miss Quinces and Miss Camper (Scholastic Graphix) and artist for the chapter book series The Kids in Mrs. Z’s Class. ”

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Blazo Kovacevic

“Blazo Kovacevic is a contemporary artist whose interdisciplinary practice explores surveillance, identity, migration, and technology through sculpture, installation, XR, and interactive media. His projects merge physical and digital spaces, often using imaging technologies and participatory experiences to examine systems of visibility, control, and human perception.”

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Rhona Frances

“Rhona Frances is a ceramic artist based on the south coast of Cornwall, specialising in minimalist vessels with soft, feminine forms. Working with stoneware clay, Frances builds each piece slowly using the hand-building technique of coiling, allowing form to evolve through quiet repetition. Central to her practice, and in contrast to the calm, measured construction of her vessels, is the raku firing process; an inherently volatile and unpredictable method. ”

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Lawrence Fafard

“Lawrence Fafard is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist, photographer, and artistic director based in Montreal. Their practice investigates the porous boundaries between fantasy and reality through photography and expanded visual narratives, rooted in questions of gender, belonging, and community. n 2025, Fafard presented the solo exhibition Blueprints of Belonging at Entretemps/Meanwhile, participated in the group exhibition Translations at the Écomusée du fier monde...”

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Katrina Pallon

“Katrina Pallon is a painter and muralist based in Manila, Philippines. Her works are known for their intricate detailing, exotic imageries, and ornate patterns that embody the beauty of Pan-Asian culture. She has exhibited in private art galleries and public group exhibitions in Manila, New York, and Singapore.”

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Huang Yi (Yee)

“Huang Yi (Yee) is a Taiwanese embroidery artist and illustrator who creates nature-inspired artworks using hand embroidery and drawing. Her work often features plants, animals, and quiet landscapes, transforming threads into storytelling images. Through embroidery and illustration, she explores the beauty of everyday life and the subtle connection between humans and nature.”

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jessica alazraki

“Jessica Alazraki is a Latinx contemporary figurative painter based in New York. Her practice centers on hand-made oil painting that examines family life, domestic spaces, cultural memory, and everyday rituals. Through exhibitions, residencies, public art commissions, and teaching, her work contributes to contemporary conversations around representation, visibility, and figurative painting within American art.”

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Felix Treadwell

“Felix Treadwell is a London-based artist who graduated with an MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art after completing his BA in Painting at Camberwell College of Arts and received the Hix Award in 2014 before taking up a residency at the Kyoto Seika University. Although always high-spirited and somewhat child-like, his visual language took a bit of a turn in recent years towards intense brushwork and simple comic-like imagery starring big-eyed characters.”

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Andy Cherewick

“Born in Detroit, Michigan, Andy Cherewick has been painting for almost thirty years. Currently living and working in Athens, Georgia, Andy creates beautiful acrylic paintings. ”

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Alejandro Javaloyas

“In his minimalist abstract art, Javaloyas reimagines the painting surface by transforming veneered plywood into convex shapes through press-bending, cutting, drilling, and polishing. This process reshapes the canvas into an arch, resembling a segment of an incomplete circle. In fact, this circular motif recurs as a painterly element in his work, appearing as dots, circles, spheres, or holes. These engage in a dialogue with the materiality of plywood, exploring the tension between form and shape.”

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