O’Neil Scott is a representational oil painter who grew up in Camden, NJ and currently based in Pennsylvania. Captivated by portraiture and its capacity to impart complexities that comprise the human condition his work is designed to give a voice to marginalized communities. His paintings convey contemporary subject matter and look to give the viewer a way to understand and relate across social boundaries. He had his third solo show in 2021 and has been in numerous publications including Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine, American Art Collector Magazine and Artist Magazine. His work is in private collections across the United States and Internationally.

Allegra Yvonne Gia is a visual artist whose practice includes film, painting, illustration, and animation. Her style of work is influenced by pop culture, afro-futurism, and surrealism.

Sean Kinsey is a self taught visual artist from North & the ‘Uptown’ Philadelphia region who uses abstract and mixed media mediums to express himself through art. Using his unique style of abstract expressionism, Sean uses bright and vibrant colors for his works of art that usually focuses on concepts of love, family, political issues, and written down phrases that are meant to inspire or motivate the person viewing his art, with sayings such as “stay focused”, “keep your head up”, “love all”, & “peace”.

Kritics Lie is a young Philadelphia-based artist whose mission is to shed light on the beauty we all hold within by using painting/drawing both by hand and digitally to create works of art to uplift those subjected to it. They use their city and own experiences throughout life as a starting point to their creativity. Kritics Lie began making art a part of their lifestyle entering high school and from there have been creating ever since. They attended the Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts for a four-year Bachelors program studying all of the foundation art mediums. They are knowledgeable in painting, drawing, printmaking and sculpting. While studying at PAFA they had the experience to learn from and be critiqued by professional artists and well experienced professors that shared their knowledge of artistry and helped mold them into the artist they are today.

Digital Artist, Motion Graphics Designer & Streamer whose focus is “storytelling through design” with experience in merchandising + music marketing since 2014. Born & raised in Camden New Jersey, Frank’s been working out of Philadelphia with clients like Comcast to REC Philly. His next chapter is to livestream creative projects & collaborations with visuals that’ll keep your attention…and hopefully his.

Stacey Wilson, also known as Flygirrl, has been a leader in the Arts, Entertainment and Nightlife worlds for more than 25 years. Stacey is a televised and published Visual Artist, sought after Graphic + Web Designer, a Teacher and a legendary Event and Party Curator in Philadelphia. In the span of almost 3 decades, some of Stacey’s accolades include creating the longest running weekly party alongside Questlove of The Roots, called Tastytreats, was named a Creative Ambassador of Philadelphia, had 6 pieces of Art of The Real World Philly and published in Jill Scott’s book of poetry, The Moments, The Minutes, The Hours. She’s thrown thousands of events with folks like DJ Jazzy Jeff, Q-Tip, Biz Markie, Bilal, and Spinderella, to name a few. She even planned 3 private concert afterparties (and got to hang out!) for Prince. Some of her Graphic/Web clients include Digable Planets, Ursula Rucker, The Roots, Dyana Williams, Vikter Duplaix and more. In recent years, Stacey has begun to pay it forward by teaching students how to do Graphic, Web and Event Design. Stacey also morphed into a muralist, creating giant works of Art for Tiny Room For Elephants, one of which hangs right in The Fillmore Philadelphia. She just loves to create things. So much more to come. Stay tuned by following @Flygirrl and visiting www.flygirrl.com to sign up for her email list, see more work, event photos, live recordings and more.

Nothing regular about Sean. Showcasing artwork at Rittenhouse Square since 2014, the journey has remained a continuous evolution. Specializing in hand cut mirror, the potential is infinite.

Michele Scott is a Philadelphia-based illustrator and animator. Philly and the “Philly Area” has been their home since moving to the states 22 years ago. They love Philly, music and art so this project was an honor to be a part of!

Jas Tot is a visual Artist and roller skater based out of Philadelphia, PA. In their works, they intentionally amplify Black stories and celebrate our culture. Representing the Black community in a positive light within their work is very important.

shanina dionna is a visual and performing artist, mental health advocate and non-profit youth arts educator based in Greater Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Since 2011, her Embryo art exhibition series has helped raise awareness for mental health; chronicling the life of one millennial’s growth journey. The series is supported in-part by local businesses and the wellness community. Her art for social change practice is rooted in the exposure of her own personal battle and history with mental illnesses, diagnoses, hospitalization and therapy treatments. Life-sized acrylic portraits, improv performances, dance/movement, film, photography, botanical therapy and safe space installations all help convey her intent for communal wellness and healing.

In 2016, shanina dionna helped found the youth art program, @artbudsphilly (on Instagram), currently housed at the Urban Art Gallery in West Philadelphia. In 2018, she became one of twenty artists worldwide to receive the first-ever TDC20 Grant (The Dean Collection 20) presented by Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz. In a 2020 interview, Philadelphia Magazine recognized her as the “Philly artist creating a positive space for mental health conversations.” shanina dionna is a certified PCEAT facilitator (Person Centered Expressive Arts Therapy) and in May 2021 she launched her Expressive Arts Healing independent practice for teenagers and adults.

“Art helped save my life. I simply desire to pay that forward.”