Art4Equality
Making a Difference
Art4Equality is an initiative launched in 2019 supporting equality themed art exhibitions and special projects including films and public art by female identifying artists and allies.
The mission of Art4Equality is to create empowering artwork and exhibitions that can impact social change, raise awareness and inspire our community. Art4Equality additionally facilitates opportunities by providing mentorship to artists, as well as special programing such as panel discussions, performances, and educational art events.
Art4Equality empowers by creating a platform for progress. By supporting the work of underrepresented and marginalized artists, Art4Equality demonstrates the value, quality, and diversity of their contributions to the community, encourages an inclusive dialogue, and promotes equality for all.
Art4Equality is a sponsored initiative of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit 501(c)(3) arts service organization.
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Recommended Reading
Read official reports and relevant articles on diversity in the arts.
Official Studies:
ARTNET The Intelligence Report The Year Ahead 2024
– Artnet 2024
Artists and Other Cultural Workers A Statistical Portrait by National Endowment of The Arts
– National Endowment of the Arts, April 2019
Diversity of artists in major U.S. museums
– Public Library Of Science, March 2019
An empirical analysis of price differences for male and female artists in the global art market
– Bocart, F.Y.R.P., Gertsberg, M. & Pownall, R.A.J. Last revised: May 2021
The Burns Halperin Report (2022)
– Charlotte Burns & Julia Halperin, 2022
Mayor Adams to Revive Creation of Paused Monuments Honoring New York City Women
– NYC.gov official news report 2024
Articles:
Women Artists Are Catching Up, but Equality Will Still Take a While
– New York Times, April 27, 2024
“The State of the Market for Women Artists’ Work,” Artsy
– Artsy, 2022
The $192 Billion Gender Gap In Art
– Forbes, August 30, 2022
Perceptions of Progress in the Art World Are Largely a Myth. Here Are the Facts
– By Charlotte Burns & Julia Halperin, 2022
New York Will Add 4 Statues of Women to Help Fix ‘Glaring’ Gender Gap in Public Art
– New York Times, 2019
– New York Times, September 2019
Female Artists Represent Just 2 Percent of the Market.
-Artnet News, September 2019
Artists in 18 Major US Museums Are 85% White and 87% Male
– Hyperallergic, June 2019
Why Is Work by Female Artists Still Valued Less Than Work by Male Artists?
– Artsy, March 2019
Gallery representation dwindles for ‘established’ female artists, new research finds
-The Art Newspaper, January 2019
African American Artists Are More Visible Than Ever. So Why Are Museums Giving Them Short Shrift?
-Artnet News, September 2018
-Artnet News, September 2018
-Artnet News, June 2017
Art4Equality Is A Platform For Progress
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Exhibitions + Public Art
Art4Equality raises funds for equality themed art exhibitions and Public Art projects that impact social change, raise awareness and inspire our community.
Special Projects
Art4Equality presents educational art events and special programing including panel discussions, workshops, and performances.
Mentorship
Art4Equality facilitates opportunities by providing mentorship and guidance to artists in need.
Art4Equality Special Projects & Events
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Artwork featured in “UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance” The Untitled Space 10th Anniversary Exhibition
“UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance”
THE UNTITLED SPACE’S 10TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION
Presented in collaboration with Art4Equality
In celebration of The Untitled Space’s 10th anniversary, we are proud to present “UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance” an exhibition curated by gallery founder Indira Cesarine, which will take place during Women’s History Month this March 2025. One hundred artists have joined forces for this landmark exhibition, opening on March 8th in honor of International Women’s Day, and on view through March 29th, celebrating a decade of art, activism, and unwavering resistance at The Untitled Space. Since its inception, the gallery has featured over 50 exhibitions and presented the work of more than 500 artists—many of whom have used their platforms to inspire and empower others while speaking out against political injustice, inequality, and oppression. UPRISE 2025 continues this legacy, bringing together artists whose work confronts the challenges of today’s social and political landscape, and envisions a future rooted in justice, equality, and freedom.
Presented in collaboration with non-profit initiative Art4Equality, the UPRISE 2025 exhibition celebrates the power of art to inspire resistance, fuel activism, and catalyze change, and will feature works that address the most pressing political, social, and cultural issues of our time. As we continue to face rising political extremism, threats to civil rights, and an increasingly authoritarian climate, UPRISE 2025 provides a platform for artists who use their work to respond, resist, and reclaim their power.
Artwork featured in “UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance” The Untitled Space 10th Anniversary Exhibition
This exhibition brings together artists of all genders from The Untitled Space’s extensive history of exhibitions, along with several new exhibitors, many of whom have used their art to address issues such as gender equality, immigration rights, reproductive justice, and social justice. With a particular focus on the ongoing struggle for women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, immigration rights, and the fight for equality across all races and genders with the attacks against DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs, the UPRISE 2025 exhibition is a declaration of resilience in the face of adversity. This powerful exhibition will explore how art serves as a vital tool for resistance and activism in the face of the current political climate.
The collaboration with Art4Equality further amplifies the exhibition’s core themes of empowerment, equality, and social change. Together, The Untitled Space and Art4Equality highlight the importance of collective action and creative expression in the ongoing struggle for equality and human rights. Art as activism takes center stage with these critical issues explored through a variety of artistic mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, and performance art, ensuring a multifaceted immersive experience that invites viewers to engage directly with the artwork and the themes of resistance, equality, and freedom.
Artwork featured in “UPRISE 2025: The Art Of Resistance” The Untitled Space 10th Anniversary Exhibition
ARTISTS A-Z: Alanna Vanacore, Alayna Coverly, Alison Jackson, Alison Stinely, Andrew Soria, Ann Lewis, Anna Delvey, Anna Sampson, Anne Barlinckhoff, Annika Connor, Ashley Chew, Asia Stewart, Bria Fernandes, Brittany Maldonado, Caroline Wayne, Coco Dolle, Cole Witter, Dance Doyle, Delaney Conner, Dena Paige-Fischer, Donna Bassin, Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold, Geoffrey Stein, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Irina Lakshin, Iris Brosch, Isabel Sierra Aka The Love Whip, Jasmine De Silva, Jeana Eve Klein, Jemima Kirke, Joanna Grochowska, Joanna Pilarczyk, Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong, Jodie Herrera, Judy Polstra, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Kate Hush, Katherine Crockett, Katie Cercone, Katie Commodore, Katrina Majkut, Katya Zvereva, Kerry Lessard, Kestin Selwyn Cornwall, Kristin OConnor, Kristy Gordon, Leah Schrager, Leslie Sheryll, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Linda Obobaifo, Lindsay Gwinn Parker, Lisa Levy, Lola Jiblazee, Louise Campion, Lynn Bianchi, Mairi-Luise Tabbakh, Mary Tooley Parker, Melissa Zexter, Mia Brownell, Michael Rose, Michael Wolf, Michele Pred, Molly Crabapple, Moretti + Costello, Mz Icar, Nadine Robbins, Natalie White, Nick Rhodes, Orly Cogan, Polly Penrose, Rebecca Batz, Reisha Perlmutter, Robin Tewes, Rosa (Rose) McGowan, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Ruta Naujalyte, Rute Ventura, Sally Hewett, Sam Heydt, Sarah Blanchette, Sarah Maple, Shawnette George, Sophia Wallace, Sophie Goudman Peachey, Stephanie Hanes, Sunday Olaniyi, Suzanna Scott, Synchrodogs, Tara Lewis, Tracy Brown, Trina Merry, Valerie Carmet, Victoria de Lesseps, Victoria Selbach, Winnie van der Rijn, Zac Hacmon, Zach Grear
Artwork featured in “FUTURE VISION” Public Art Series Presented by The Untitled Space in collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality
THE UNTITLED SPACE X SAVEARTSPACE “FUTURE VISION”
PUBLIC ART BILLBOARD EXHIBITION
NATIONWIDE FROM OCTOBER 25 – NOVEMBER 19, 2024
The Untitled Space is thrilled to announce a partnership with SaveArtSpace for an empowering public art series of billboards curated by Indira Cesarine titled “Future Vision” throughout the United States, launching October 25, 2024, and on view through November 17th.
The Future Vision public art series features artwork by artists including FAITH XLVII, Natalie White, Suzanna Scott, Tiffany Trenda, and a collaboration by Fahren Feingold and Indira Cesarine (created together in 2020 for Art4Equality’s Billboard campaign, and revised for 2024).
FAITH XLVII They say blood is heavier the water, featured in the “FUTURE VISION” public art billboard campaign 2024 Presented by The Untitled Space in collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality
“FUTURE VISION”
In today’s rapidly changing world, the importance of envisioning a hopeful and equitable future cannot be overstated. The “Future Vision” public art billboard exhibition presented by The Untitled Space in collaboration with non-profit SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality, will present compelling visual narratives on billboards throughout the nation that fight for our future.
Running from October – November 2024 in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election in major cities throughout the United States including New York City, Phoenix, Detroit, Miami, and New Orleans, this public art billboard campaign is not just about idealism, it’s about providing a roadmap for the future we want to build and protecting the social systems we want to preserve. By focusing on the importance of racial justice, gender equality, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, economic fairness, sustainability, and suffrage, this theme acts as a call to action.
Activism has always been a driving force for progress. The “Future Vision” public art billboard campaign aims to amplify the voices of those who are fighting for social justice and systemic change, and who envision a promising future. Art has the power to provoke thought, spark conversation, inspire, and elevate. By turning billboards into canvases for activist art, we can reach a broad audience while advocating for democracy and voter turnout during the 2024 election, with our freedoms and civil rights on the line.
In a time when social justice movements are gaining momentum worldwide, it is crucial to envision a future where justice is not just an ideal but a reality for all. With increasing political polarization, especially with the possibility of Project 2025 becoming a reality, the need for political advocacy is more urgent than ever. The 922-page document outlines a detailed plan to revoke LGBTQ+ rights, civil rights, women’s rights, and worker’s rights to create a conservative utopia where men remain in power. It is more important than ever to join the fight to protect democracy and human rights in the United States.
Through powerful imagery and innovative practices, the “Future Vision” campaign serves as an urgent reminder of the importance of voting and preserving our civil rights. Art has the unique ability to transcend cultural and linguistic barriers, reaching a diverse audience and evoking emotional responses that drive action. Turning billboards into canvases for activist art not only amplifies important messages but also democratizes art, making it accessible to a wider audience. By focusing on ideals such as equality, and diversity this theme motivates collective action toward a more just and harmonious world. The “Future Vision” billboard campaign aims to inspire, educate, and mobilize viewers.
FUTURE VISION MAP, October – November 2024
“I am thrilled to curate this public art series that transforms billboards into canvases for social change across the nation. The ‘Future Vision’ theme invites artists to imagine and depict a better tomorrow during a critical time leading up to the presidential election. Your artwork can inspire viewers, spark meaningful dialogue, and encourage a promising future – making it an essential part of this nationwide initiative. The billboard transformed into an art display is an innovative, and ultimately accessible way to transform spaces normally dedicated to advertising into public art that has power and impact.” – Curator Indira Cesarine
On October 25, 2024, SaveArtSpace will launch public art installations for each selected work on billboard ad spaces in cities around the US. The public art will be on view for at least one month.
Natalie White “FUTURE VISION” Billboard campaign, October – November 2024
ABOUT SAVEARTSPACE:
Founded in 2015, SaveArtSpace is a non-profit organization that works to create an urban gallery experience, launching exhibitions that address intersectional themes and foster a progressive message of social change. By placing culture over commercialism, SaveArtSpace aims to empower artists from all walks of life and inspire a new generation of young creatives and activists.
RAPTURE HOLIDAY AUCTION 2022
“Rapture” Benefit Art Auction: The Untitled Space & Art4Equality Invite You To Share Your Love Of Art This Holiday Season With Artworks By 25 Artists Supporting The Homeless – Launching December 14, 2022
The Untitled Space gallery has teamed up with Art4Equality for a benefit holiday art auction “RAPTURE” featuring over 100 artworks by 25 artists supporting the homeless crisis. A portion of proceeds raised from the benefit will be donated to Coalition for the Homeless, the country’s oldest advocacy and service organization helping homeless individuals and families. The Coalition’s life-saving programs provide food, crisis services, housing, and more to over 3,500 people each day.
The RAPTURE Benefit Art Auction features artists including Alanna Vanacore, Annika Connor, Bartosz Beda, Elena Chestnykh, Emma Hapner, Fahren Feingold, Faustine Badrichani, Giulia Grillo aka Petite Doll, Georgina Billington, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Irina Lakshin, John Lark, Josh Universe, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Katie Commodore, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Martha Zmpounou, Mary Tooley Parker, Mr. Brainwash, Parker Day, Peter Beard, Philip A. Robinson Jr., Rebecca Leveille, and Zella Vanié.
Give the gift of artwork this holiday season and support those in need!
The auction launches at 12pm EST on December 14th, 2022 and will close on December 19th, 2022 at 12pm EST.
View auction lots and register to bid online at untitled-space.art
“My Choice” Benefit Auction
“My Choice” Benefit Auction: 20 Artists Join Forces To Raise Funds For Reproductive Rights Presented In Collaboration With Art4Equality And The Untitled Space Gallery – Launching August 24, 2022
The Untitled Space gallery is pleased to present our benefit auction “MY CHOICE” presented in collaboration with Art4Equality, a non-profit initiative supporting equality-themed art exhibitions and special projects including films and public art by female-identifying artists and allies. A portion of proceeds raised from the benefit will be donated to reproductive rights organization, The Center for Reproductive Rights, a global human rights organization of lawyers and advocates who ensure reproductive rights are protected in law as fundamental human rights for the dignity, equality, health, and well-being of every person.
Artists featured include Annika Connor, Danielle Siegelbaum, Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold, Faustine Badrichani, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Katie Commodore, Katya Zvereva, Leah Schrager, Lola Jiblazee, Mary Tooley Parker, Meg Lionel Murphy, Rebecca Leveille, Robin Tewes, Rute Ventura, Sarah Maple, and Victoria Selbach.
The auction launches at 12pm EST on August 24th, 2022 and will close on August 31st, 2022 at 12pm EST.
Artwork featured in “Art4Equality x Life, Liberty, The Pursuit of Happiness” Exhibition and Public Art Series Presented by The Untitled Space in collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality
“Art4Equality x Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness”
A Group Exhibition and Public Art Series
Presented by The Untitled Space in Collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality
OPENING RECEPTION: September 26, 2020
Press Preview 1pm – 3pm // Opening Reception 3pm – 8pm
EXHIBITION ON VIEW: September 26 – October 17, 2020
GALLERY EXHIBITION: THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013
PUBLIC ART BILLBOARDS THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY
September 21, 2020 – October 21, 2020
Artwork featured in “Art4Equality x Life, Liberty, The Pursuit of Happiness” Exhibition and Public Art Series Presented by The Untitled Space in collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality
The Untitled Space is pleased to present a group exhibition and public art series “Art4Equality x Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness” presented in collaboration with SaveArtSpace and Art4Equality. The two-part exhibition features an empowering public art series of 10 billboards each by different artists launching on September 21, 2020 in a variety of locations throughout New York City, to coincide with a gallery exhibition opening on September 26, 2020 at The Untitled Space featuring the work of over 50 contemporary artists. Revolving around the theme of “Art4Equality x Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness” the public art series and group exhibition is curated by Indira Cesarine, founder of The Untitled Space and Art4Equality. The gallery will feature the unique artworks displayed on the billboards (presented by SaveArtSpace) along with an exhibition of many additional works in a variety of mediums including painting, drawing, photography, video, and sculpture inspired by the words “Equality,” “Life,” “Liberty,” and “The Pursuit of Happiness,” which will be on view at the gallery through October 17, 2020. The Untitled Space is honored to collaborate with non-profit SaveArtSpace and support the programming of Art4Equality, an initiative that supports the creation of empowering equality themed exhibitions and public art.
Curatorial Statement: “We live in an unprecedented time, our liberties robbed by a global pandemic, which laid painfully bare the inequities that have plagued the most vulnerable in our society for far too long. Political polarization in the United States is reaching critical mass with a divisive political system at war. Realities of social inequality and racial injustice are challenging our ability to have confidence in a promising future. With the 2020 elections approaching, I felt that it was a crucial time to create an opportunity for artists to respond, with the artwork presented in a public platform where it can reach an audience of millions of people every day and promote an inclusive dialogue. The billboard transformed into an art display is an innovative, and ultimately accessible way to present contemporary art, transforming spaces normally dedicated to advertising into public art that has power and impact. We received such an overwhelming response to the exhibit opportunity, which was presented via an open call, that I expanded the project to include a gallery group exhibition featuring over 50 artists who created artworks inspired by the theme – most of which were created during quarantine. The public art series and exhibition “Art4Equality x Life, Liberty, & The Pursuit of Happiness” seeks to empower, enlighten, and shed a ray of hope in a city that has been under a dark cloud, in a country that is in tatters not only by an invisible virus, but also by political and civil unrest. As we navigate through this difficult time, “Art4Equality x Life, Liberty, & The Pursuit of Happiness” celebrates art as activism, giving voices to a diverse array of contemporary artists from all backgrounds, ages, and genders. I’m honored to guest curate the public art series for SaveArtSpace and hope viewers will be inspired and motivated by the public art billboards and exhibition artwork.” – Curator Indira Cesarine
EXHIBITING ARTISTS: Alexandra Rubinstein, Alison Stinley, Alysia Davis, Ann Lewis, Anne Barlinckoff, Annika Connor, April Fitzpatrick, Ashley Chew, Buket Savci, Cabell Molina, Coco Dolle, D’nae Harrison, Dan Alvarado, Daniel Aros-Aguilar, Danielle Siegelbaum, Daryl Daniels, David Siever, Dessie Jackson, Devynity Wray, Diana Zipeto, Dolly Faibyshev, Donna Bassin, Egypt H., Fahren Feingold, Faustine Badrichani, Geoffrey Stein, Hana Zhang, Indira Cesarine, Jamia Weir, Jared Freschman, Jodie Herrera, Joal Tretin, Jose Baez, Karen Bystedt, Katya Zvereva, Kim McCarty, Leah Schrager, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Lola Jiblazee, Lynn Bianchi, Meg Lionel Murphy, Michelle Pred, Osaze Stigler, Panteha Abareshi, Paolo Morales, Q’shaundra James, Rachel Van Der Nacht, Rebecca Bird, Robin Tewes, Robyn Gibson, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Sarupa Sidaarth, Travis Rueckert, Tslil Tsemet, Valerie Carmet, and Vaughan Larsen.
PUBLIC ART BILLBOARDS (in collaboration with SaveArtSpace):
Anne Barlinckhoff – Pulaski Bridge 11th St & 53rd Ave, Queens
Ashley Chew – Flushing Ave & Waverly Ave, Brooklyn
Donna Bassin – McGuinness Blvd & Calyer St, Brooklyn
Fahren Feingold + Indira Cesarine – W 46th St & 12th Ave, Manhattan
Jodie Herrera – Hamilton Pl & 12th St, Brooklyn
Kim McCarty – Flushing Ave & Spencer St, Brooklyn
Meg Lionel Murphy – Myrtle Ave & Cornelia St, Queens
Panteha Abareshi – Park Ave & Emerson Pl, Brooklyn
Sarupa Sidaarth – McGuinness Blvd & Calyer St, Brooklyn
Travis Rueckert – 11th Ave & W 45th St, Manhattan
ABOUT SAVEARTSPACE:
http://www.saveartspace.org/
Founded in 2015, in Brooklyn, NY, SaveArtSpace is a non-profit organization that works to create an urban gallery experience, launching exhibitions that address intersectional themes and foster a progressive message of social change. By placing culture over commercialism, SaveArtSpace aims to empower artists from all walks of life and inspire a new generation of young creatives and activists. Since 2015, SaveArtSpace has installed the artwork of 180 artists on 212 advertising spaces in 10+ major US cities, coast-to-coast. Beyond transforming advertisement space into public art, we work with a variety of community groups including: schools, senior residencies, shelters, youth groups, special needs programs, art collectives, galleries, and museums. Together, we aim to foster community and cultural enrichment through the arts. While supporting underprivileged and emerging artists by providing them the opportunity to display work in the public space.
ABOUT THE UNTITLED SPACE
https://untitledspace.com
The Untitled Space is an art gallery located in Tribeca, New York in a landmark building on Lispenard Street. Founded in 2015 by artist Indira Cesarine, the gallery features an ongoing curation of exhibits of emerging and established contemporary artists exploring conceptual framework and boundary-pushing ideology through mediums of painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and performance art. The gallery is committing to exploring new ideas vis-à-vis traditional and new mediums and highlights a program of women in art. Indira Cesarine’s curatorial for The Untitled Space includes solo shows for artists Sarah Maple, Rebecca Leveille, Alison Jackson, Fahren Feingold, Jessica Lichtenstein, Tom Smith, Loren Erdrich, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Nichole Washington, and Jeanette Hayes among many others. Notable group shows include “IRL: Investigating Reality,” “BODY BEAUTIFUL,” “EDEN” and “(HOTEL) XX” at SPRING/BREAK Art Show, “SHE INSPIRES,” and internationally-celebrated group shows “UPRISE/ANGRY WOMEN,” and “ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE” responding to the political climate in America, as well as numerous other critically-acclaimed exhibitions. Recent press on Indira Cesarine & The Untitled Space includes Vogue (US), Vogue Italia, CNN, Forbes, Newsweek, W Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Teen Vogue, New York Magazine, i-D Magazine, Dazed and Confused, and The New York Times among many others.
Art4Equality
Benefit Group Exhibition Presented by The Untitled Space
EXHIBITION ON VIEW
January 9 – February 1, 2020
RECEPTION with Artists
January 23, 2020
THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street, NYC 10013
The Untitled Space is pleased to present a benefit group exhibition in support of Art4Equality featuring a revolving show of artworks throughout the month of January 2020 that will raise funds for the initiative presenting equality themed exhibitions and public art.
Art4Equality x Paddle 8 Auction banner
Art4Equality x PADDLE8 Benefit Auction
Preview auction online from January 23, 2020
Bidding Live: January 30 – February 11, 2020
https://paddle8.com/auction/art4equality
Bidding Opens January 30 @ 12pm EST
Bidding Closes February 11 @ 5pm EST
Art4Equality has partnered with The Untitled Space and Paddle8 for an inaugural fundraising auction kicking off with a preview on January 23rd with bidding live from January 30 – February 11, 2020.
The Art4Equality x Paddle8 Benefit Auction features over 200 artworks by more than 60 artists coming together to raise funds for Art4Equality’s future programing and equality focused projects.
ARTISTS FEATURED:
Alex Janero, Alexandra Rubinstein, Allie Fuller, Allison Hill-Egdar, Anna Cone, Anna Sampson, Anne Barlinckhoff, Annika Connor, Buket Savci, Cabell Molina, Camilla Marie Dahl, Cara Lien, Cavanagh Foyle, Dafna Steinberg, Danielle Siegelbaum, Dara Vandor, Dolly Faibyshev, Dominique Vitali, Elisa Garcia de la Huerta, Elisa Valenti, Ellen Stagg, Elsa Keefe, Fahren Feingold, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Hiba Schahbaz, Indira Cesarine, Ismael Guerrier, Jessica So Ren Tang, Judy Polstra, Karen Bystedt x Brad Branson, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Katie Commodore, Katy Itter, Katya Zvereva, Kaya Deckelbaum, Lauren Rinaldi, Leah Schrager, Lindsey Guile, Lisa Levy, Logan White, Lynn Bianchi, Mairi-Luise Tabbakh, Marcelo Daldoce, Meegan Barnes, Michael Liani, Natasha Wright, Nichole Washington, Peter Beard, Rachel Marks, Rebecca Leveille, Reisha Perlmutter, Robin Tewes, Sarah Maple, Sarah Weber, Savannah Spirit, Sebastian Perinotti, Shaina Craft, Shamona Stokes, Shohei Kondo, Tara Lewis, Tina Maria Elena Bak, Trina Merry, and Victoria Selbach.
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