Ashleigh Giffen (Galaxie) is a 27 year old mixed Oji-Cree multi-disciplinary artist. She is a recipient of a silver commission and an artist residency at the Arts Club Theatre Company. Her theatre pieces and poetry have been featured in Briarpatch Magazine, Canadian Arts and Stories, and Room Magazine. She has been in several cohorts and theatre programs including Green Thumb Playwrights Gym, Momentum 180 Parallel Project, and Block A with PTC theatre. Her filmwork and collages have been shown in the Polygon Gallery, as well as both the Kelowna and Lake Country Art Gallery. Ashleigh is also a co-creator of the Moody Garden Collective. She currently lives in the stolen and occupied territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) nations with her two kitties.

Shiann Croft is a multidisciplinary artist, researcher, and curator based in Brampton. Her practice engages storytelling, memory, and Black diasporic identity through performance, digital media, and community-based work. She is the founder and Artistic Director of The Coven, an interdisciplinary collective grounded in Black and Indigenous knowledge systems, centering Black and Afro-Indigenous women and femmes through storytelling, embodiment, and collective practice. Croft is currently TD Assistant Curator at the Art Gallery of Mississauga, where she supports exhibitions and public programming that foreground emerging and underrepresented voices while expanding curatorial practice as a site of care, collaboration, and cultural exploration.

Stephen is a multidisciplinary artist and wandering poet. They act in plays, make paintings, write songs and most recently have been self producing their own DIY performances . This past year they performed Untitled Poem for the End, a year long epic poetic odyssey exploring immense grief and city imagining. They are currently on a citywide tour of their new poem, Downtown Girl. Stephen is a Pisces.

Roya DelSol is a Black lens-based artist, filmmaker and photographer of Caribbean heritage currently living & working in T’karonto. She is drawn to the sharp, chaotic and disruptive nature of Black (femme) rage, rebellion and retribution; along with expressions of Black queer eroticisms. Her films have screened at film festivals such as Breakthroughs Film Festival, F-O-R-M, Images Festival, LUMINATO and more.

Sara Constant is a musician and artist working in various forms of contemporary/experimental music and sound.

Trained as a flute player and active as a soloist, improviser, and ensemble musician, Sara’s work involves composed music, improvisations with instruments and electronics, and sound installation, to explore ideas around listening, resonance, and place.

Sara has released music on People Places Records and Age of Leisure, has performed on releases from Centrediscs and Sawyer Editions, and has presented installations and live sets across Canada, Europe, and the United States.

Sara is currently based in Tkarón:to/Toronto, working as a musician, artist, writer (Musicworks), and curator (Music Gallery).