Cecily Barth Firestein started making art at the age of 5. Over the years, she has studied with the likes of Hans Hoffman, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, Theodoros Stamos, Hale Woodruff, and Roberto De Lamonica. Her monotypes have been shown around the globe and are included in collections from New York to Vienna. Firestein is recognized as one of the leading exponents of the mixed-media monotype: a single, unique impression pulled from a painting on a large, thick plate of glass, worked up with overpainting, drawing, and a complex variety of collage elements.

Kellen Meyer is a contemporary artist focused on large-scale fiber art installations, sculptures, and collaborations with galleries and boutique hotels. Rooted in nature and story, highly influenced by the natural world, Meyer creates with natural, biodegradable materials and plant dyes.

Using oil and acrylic polymer paint, Robert Heckes creates vibrant large and medium-scale paintings that hint at environment, personal experience and social media. His work has shown nationally and has been reviewed in publications including the New York Times, New Yorker Magazine, Art in America, Village Voice, and Architectural Digest.