Pepe Coronado, born and raised in the Dominican Republic, and currently resides in New York. Coronado was master printer for Pyramid Atlantic in Silver Spring, Maryland; the Hand Print Workshop International in Alexandria, Virginia; and the Serie Print Project in Austin, Texas. He has been a visiting artist at Self Help Graphics in Los Angeles, and currently a resident teaching artist at the Hudson River Museum in New York. Coronado has taught printmaking at the Corcoran Coll

Narciso Polanco was born in Santiago, Dominican Republic: a complex and cultural city considered to be the second capital of the Dominican Republic. He studied at the Escuela de Artes at UASD in the Dominican Republic from 1985 to 1989 and in 1989, studied metals at Taller de Grabado at GAM and the Art Students League of New York in 1997. He has served as president of Artistas Plasticos Unidos in Santiago, DR and was appointed Speaker of the Alliance of Dominican American Vis

Alex Fernández is a self-taught artist born in New York, but of Dominican heritage. His interest in art began at an early age, using comic books as his major artistic influence. During his youth, he spent some years in the Dominican Republic, where he was influenced by the artistic carnival traditions and the Costumbrista style. As an adult, he began to explore the history of art and various mediums and techniques, becoming enthralled by the 19th century European art movement

Palén Obesa [Paloma Leida Natividad Obergh Santos] is a visual artist who works and lives in the Bronx, NY. She received her BFA in painting and drawing and minor in art history at SUNY Purchase College in 2017. Obesa was originally born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and immigrated to the United States at the age of fifteen. Through her practice, Obesa has been exploring multiple themes that can be controversial, ominous or too complex to discuss. By doing this, she h

Miguel Luciano uses painting to explore lyrical abstractions and involve the community through public artworks. In 2009, he exhibited A Place After I Die, a sculpture that invited the public to write their sins or traumatic experience on its surface in an effort to rid them of the experience through a cathartic act. Miguel Luciano was born in the Dominican Republic in 1968 and has worked in New York City since 1994. Luciano attended the National School of Fine Arts and Univer