Keshawna Logan is an award-winning visual artist and educator based in Philadelphia. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from the University Of The Arts, and her work has been nationally exhibited. Her paintings frequently reflect how she perceives and feels nature in her dreams. Her artwork investigates her curiosities and fascination with the grandeur and intelligence of the natural world. She aims to explore the mysticisms of our subconscious and examine how ecosystems and humans interact, considering how living circumstances impact collective mental health.

Terrell Halsey is a visual artist and photographer based in Philadelphia, PA. With a BFA in Film & Media Arts from Temple University, he transferred his knowledge of the camera from cinematography to still imagery. As an artist, he fuses street, conceptual, documentary, and portraiture to create visual experiences of humanity and better contextualize the world around and within him. He seeks to progress the voice and representation of Black and Brown people and use his craft to spark conversations. Halsey has been featured in numerous art exhibitions while also curating experiences himself. Most recently, he was featured in the Office of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy’s juried exhibition titled Philadelphia Black History: The People’s Stories at City Hall (Philadelphia 2024), and was a Keystone Award Honorable Mention for the Silver Eye Center For Photography 2023 Fellowship (Pittsburgh). His work has been mentioned in Aesthetica Magazine, Broad Street Review, Artblog, and is privately collected.

Mello Dixon, is a trailblazing designer and artist making waves in the wearable art realm. With his company, Greatness Was When…! He is revolutionizing the art scene with his fresh and captivating twist. He has swiftly become one of the most sought-after talents in the industry.

With extraordinary talent he has been showcased at prestigious events and galleries worldwide, including Art Basel Miami and esteemed venues in London, NYC, Los Angeles, and Hawaii. His art stands out due to its interactive nature, attracting high-profile clients such as Drake, Kylie Jenner, and Future. His most recent accomplishment was being a part of a Super Bowl Commercial and several segment commercials by Geico.

Now embarking on his most thrilling venture yet, a Mobile Art Gallery. This innovative concept allows him to bring his exceptional artwork to people from all walks of life, just like an ice cream truck delivering joy! With

Elijah Crawford is the co-founder and Director for Ugly Art. Elijah’s career has led him from modeling on billboards to being featured in multiple magazines including Essence, The Cut, & Insider for his creative direction and fashion. His true passion however, has always lied on the other side of the camera. Although he never went to film school, his vision is a tapestry of movies, television shows, and art exhibitions that he’s studied intensely over the years. With a knack for creativity and a heavy focus on colors, style and composition, he has cultivated an aesthetic that engulfs you into a fascinating world of his own creation. His style can be best described as giving you a sense of nostalgia for a moment you haven’t experienced.

Brittany Anne Baum, born and bred in the vibrant tapestry of Camden, New Jersey, carries the soul of her hometown within her artistic expressions. Now rooted in Philadelphia, Baum’s work stands as a testament to the resilience and beauty of her community, speaking volumes through every stroke of her brush.

Baum’s solo exhibitions are not mere displays of art; they are immersive experiences where emotions dance, and stories unfold, inviting viewers to delve into the heart of the Philadelphia Region. Each canvas serves as a portal, capturing the essence and untold narratives of the city she holds dear.

Her talent hasn’t gone unnoticed; Baum’s artistic prowess has earned her numerous awards and grants, solidifying her status as a trailblazer in the art world. But her impact extends beyond gallery walls; she breathes life into urban spaces through her contributions to public art projects, enriching the fabric of the community.

While Baum’s work shines brightly in solo endeavors, it also finds resonance in group exhibitions, showcasing the vibrancy of contemporary culture and the power of artistic expression. Yet, her dedication transcends personal acclaim; she shares her expertise generously through workshops, nurturing aspiring artists and empowering them to find their own voice.

Through collaborations with various organizations, Baum champions art as a vehicle for positive change and community engagement, embodying her commitment to fostering connection and transformation. Her journey and the stories she articulates have captured the attention of prestigious publications and media outlets, illuminating her creative odyssey and the kaleidoscopic narratives she weaves.

In Brittany Anne Baum’s art, the boundaries between past, present, and future blur, seamlessly intertwining to create a resplendent tapestry of color and emotion. With each stroke, she invites viewers on a voyage of discovery and connection, where art becomes a bridge for understanding and unity.