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  Luna Schapira was born and lives in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. She is 26 years old; she writes, acts, is a visual artist and DJ. She trained in writing with Ana Katz, Romina Paula, Carolina Cobelo, Iosi … Continued

  Raquel Páez Guzmán (1998) Bogotá, Colombia, is a Visual Artist from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá with an emphasis on audiovisual and graphics. She moves mainly in the field of editorial production and drawing, as well as video-essay … Continued

  As a collective, Elise Ashby & Stephanie Whitelaw, focus on ecological themes, in particular care for liminal spaces within communities and how they can activate dormant possibilities. Their practice is led by care, developing site-responsive works that seek to … Continued

  Foon Sham received a BFA from the California College of the Arts, and a MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a professor of Art at the University of Maryland. He has had 44 solo exhibitions in Washington DC … Continued

  Marcia Walker’s writing has appeared in The New Quarterly, Fiddlehead, The New York Times, PRISM international, Room, EVENT, Antigonish Review, University of Toronto Magazine, This Magazine, The Globe and Mail, CBC radio and The Broken Social Scene Story Project. … Continued

  Luis Eduardo Vivero is a writer of children’s literature, and is dedicated to conducting creative writing workshops for boys and girls. He has received the following awards and distinctions: first place in the First Librarian Short Story Contest, organized … Continued

  Marissa is a painter born in 1993 in Hartford, Connecticut, currently living and working in New York City. Her work revolves around food and identity – food’s deeply emotional nature and its relationship to her own queerness and adolescent … Continued

    Born in Mexico City, Daniel wrote his first short story at the age of 10 (an assignment by a literature teacher). From then on he continued writing but only as a hobby. Daniel studied psychology and later psychoanalysis; … Continued