Angela Brown, in her exhibition Angels of Exarchia, explores the physical and cultural landscape of Athens and the relationship between the monumental and the human.

The small, brightly-colored works of Prudence Horne, reflect an interwoven sense of discovery and contemplation presented in the Chromatic States exhibition.

Arturo Desimone is a poet and an artist developing a series of drawings presented in the exhibition Ipnodromio.

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Her practice is focused on the passage perception of time, simultaneously attempting to transcend and suspend it.

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Areez Katki explores the nature of the queer relationships through drawing, embroidery and photography.

Garth's practice revolves around the issues of costume design and elements of healing, dance and numerology.

Conte Potuto is an artists collective founded in 2016 in Vienna. It engages a different number of people for each project.

Thomas Anthony Owen and Kentaro Kumamomido form an artistic duo working across Europe and the US.

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Lydia Denno is an artist with a background in theatre , illustration  bookmaking

A multi-disciplinary artist from L.A., Mackinnon’s practice is informed by the liminal space where the organic meets the inorganic. Her work is presented in Weaving exhibition.

For painter and sculptor Jim Kraus, painting is a way of documenting the beauty of nature he his travels. His artwork is presented in the exhibition Chromatic States.

Leipzig Academy completed a three-week residency with the Phoenix Athens gallery.

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The notions of separation  loss and belonging are explored through various mediums and techniques used through Milos' practice.

MacGregor's creative practice explores the experience and understanding of place.

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Nora Adwan and Athanasia Panagea are fine arts photographers currently working on a new photographic book.

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Poul R. Weille is a Danish artist and sculptor educated on the Academy of Arts in Odense, Denmark from 1979 - 1984.

Tracey Fischer is a sculptor based in the US working on the issued of patriarchy in the contemporary society.

Based in San Diego, Cantwell’s work is influenced by zoosophy, Mexican myths and impressionism. His artwork is presented in the DEUS ANIMAS exhibition.

Eleni Kolliopoulou Eleni is a mixed-media artist and researcher developing a body of paintings presented in the exhibition Magnetic Fields.

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During her residency, Emer explored new techniques and mediums, such as puppet making in order to express the misuse of political power.

Eleni Tsamadia explores the current political and social situation in Athens, through painting.

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Erika's artistic perspective is inspired by both historical and contemporary fashion based narratives.

Her work evolves through archeological process and archiving of the extant.

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Mary Conroy is a practicing artist based in Ireland, with a degree in Ceramics and a MA in Socially Engaged Art.

Julian is a London based curator working between Europe and Asia.

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