Polly Thayer Starr Visiting Studio Artists

Identifying as a non-binary Black, Indigenous person of color, Jaypix is a Boston based documentary photographer whose work captures the “visual soul of their subjects.”

Daniel Corral's work examines street vending culture and immigration rights, as well as queerness and queer spaces within their own community.

Venetia Dale is a metalsmith/sculptor whose work utilizes fragments that come out of common, everyday objects.

Peter Evonuk is a metalsmith, sculptor, teacher, and social satirist serving as an instructor and studio manager for the Jewelry and Metalsmithing department at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Named a “one-woman dynamo” by The Boston Globe, Maria Finkelmeier is a percussion performer, composer, educator, and arts entrepreneur.

Erin Genia, Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate (she/her), is a multidisciplinary artist, educator and community organizer specializing in Indigenous arts and culture.

Julia Gualtieri is a Providence based artist, educator, and curator who nerds out hard about prints and printmaking.

Stephen Hamilton is an artist whose work incorporates both Western and African techniques, blending figurative painting and drawing with resist dyeing, weaving, and woodcarving.

Woomin Kim is a South Korean artist currently based in the US. Kim works with sculpture and installation to reveal the gap between how she knows objects linguistically or conceptually and what they really are.

Rayna Lo is an artist living in Boston, Massachusetts. She is a calligrapher, illustrator, and educator.

Shane Maxwell is a Boston-based craftsman with a passion for any form of art that can be worn.

Yuko Okabe (she/they) is an illustrator and cultural worker playing at the intersection of youthful whimsy and community engagement.

Anthony Peña is a Dominican-American artist whose passion for social issues informs his work.

Christian Restrepo is a Boston-based American/Colombian maker and the architect of SIGILO, a body of work that echos those ideas of the alchemist, with pieces created in a slow-cooked manner.

Veronica Robles is a multi talented Mexican artist; She is a Mariachi singer, and musician by trade and the founder of Boston's First All Women Mariachi Band.