Miriam is a queer multidisciplinary artist and professional menace, drawing from available materials to push form, function, and aesthetic into everyday useful objects. Their work mirrors the world around them, marking injustices, large and small, and trying to insert beauty wherever cracks in the surface can be found. They revel in beauty created by people who love each other, and create works that draw people together. They are anti capitalism, anti establishment, and pro creating art that speaks to people and brings themes of radical love and kindness into their lives.

lior ray ayalon is a nonbinary artist and writer living in northern California. they mostly make art on cameras or computers, but sometimes they like to get their hands dirty too. they hate cilantro, and they are quite good at air hockey. when they’re not making art, they’re writing about the history of horror movies or obsessing about whether or not to cut their hair. they’re a taurus sun and a double scorpio.

NJ is a fine artist and craftsperson based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked all around the Bay within the live theater community as a props artisan, scenic painter, and as an assistant to award winning set designer, Nina Ball. As a fine artist he most often works in gouache from life, depicting architecture and environments around the Bay Area. He also draws from his training and experience in theatrical scenic design to create tiny (approximately 1:200 scale) models of San Francisco homes.
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Phthalo started sewing clothes for their stuffed animals at a young age, later moving on to alter their own outfits. While fashion and fabrics have always been a passion of theirs, they later discovered their love of literature. When PB wasn’t busy sewing, you could find them writing stories and poetry in their ever present notebook. In their teenage years, they spent a lot of time in psychiatric treatment facilities. During their stays in hospitals, Phthalo developed an affinity for painting and general crafting. Their biggest inspirations are their overwhelming love for the world, their experiences with mental illness, and their parrot, Jones.

I am a trans Lakota artist who is committed to bringing art out of the gallery and into everyday life. I specialize in leather work and inventive punk apparel, merging functionality with pushing societal norms.

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Stephanie is an artist(?) that does stuff with things? Oh boy does she sure love art.

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Oliver is a neat guy whose artistic mediums consist of mediocre folk punk, watercolor, lino cutting, paper crafting, charming rich yuppies into paying for Olivers gas and dog food while traveling, tinkering with stuff found in the trash, and writing. Oliver makes all their art with real, genuine, transgender joy, love, and sadness. enjoy <3

Dubbed “SF’s Best Comic Playwright” and “The Captain of Theatrical Camp” by the SF Weekly, Sean Owens has been writing and performing for 35 years, with over 50 short and full-length plays both here in the Bay Area and abroad. Their solo musical, “GIRLESQUE” has delighted audiences in the Bay Area, New York and Canada. Sean has been twice recognized by the Bay Area Theatre Critics’ Circle Awards– first, for the noir parody, “THE BIG DRAG” for Best Original Script, and again for their portrayal of Oscar Wilde with Shotgun Players in Berkeley. They also inaugurated the role of the Viscountess Marlene in Liz Duffy Adams’ off-Broadway premiere of “WET.”
As a freelance writer, Sean created the SFMoMA’s first trans non-binary family tour narrator, Dr. Tantamount Thrash, for “Art Goggles.” They are also the Artistic Director for the MD24: The Moby Dick 24 Hour Marathon, at the SF Maritime Museum. They work as a writer, teacher and director for the sketch comedy group Killing My Lobster, and occasionally host an immersive nightclub experience called FANCYPANTS: A Trans-Temporal Evening for the Gender Playful. They are a co-creator of GASLIT for Poltergeist Theatre Company, and they are currently directing the official premiere of Toby Moore’s ATOMIC COMIC.

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its him! the placeholder image! thats our actual cat! scully my son, my sweet beautiful boy. Right now as I type this he is sitting beautifully at the window, being a perfect angel boy.

a monster, a baby, a lover, a fighter, but definitely a biter. the love of my life. my sweet baby boy.