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AJ Schnettler

AJ Schnettler is a nonbinary, multi-racial photographer and printmaker born and raised on the South Shore of Long Island. Their work is based on what one does to provide self-acceptance. Working through identity or the space surrounding them; how to feel at peace overcoming negative, social, and cultural pressure. Most recently working to discuss mental…

Photo of Elise Marie Martin Elise Marie Martin is an interdisciplinary artist based in Detroit. She seeks to do work that encourages engagement and interaction while questioning our relationship with objects. Martin received her BFA from the College for Creative Studies and her MFA from Wayne State University. "As a maker of objects, I have…

Elise Kirk is a photofilmic artist and educator concerned with human nature in an ecological world and how we construct meaning, particularly with our environments. She was raised in middle Missouri, studied film at Columbia College Chicago and on a U.S. Fulbright award in Madrid, and completed her MFA in photography at the Rhode Island…

Photo of Breanne Johnson, taken by Thomas Gavin. Breanne Johnson is an artist and self-taught emerging designer living and working in Detroit, Michigan. She holds Bachelor of Art degrees in Visual Art and Political Science from the University of Chicago. Born in California, Breanne shares citizenship with the United States and the island country Curaçao.…

Stacy Isenbarger’s artworks highlight perceived boundaries built from one’s environment or perception. Through explorations of unexpected material collisions, poetic narratives, shared iconography, or collective engagement, Isenbarger continuously seeks ways to express complex negotiations of place and the desire to feel whole within it. "There has been so much worth letting go of in recent years,…