Maurice Evans is a celebrated Atlanta-based artist known for his striking fusion of realism, abstraction, and cultural symbolism. His work explores identity, music, and the African American experience through bold composition and elegant form. With exhibitions across the U.S. and abroad, Maurice’s artistry spans fine art, illustration, and design. His distinctive style and creative depth have made him a standout voice in contemporary visual culture.
Troy Jones is a visual artist born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, where he continues to live while working in New York City. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from New Jersey City University in 2015 and has since exhibited widely across the United States and internationally. In 2016, Jones participated in a landmark exhibition at Casa de Africa in Havana, Cuba, commemorating its 25th anniversary.
Ron E.A. Powell, known as REAP13, is a Newark-born visual artist whose work blends classical technique with bold, contemporary expression. After completing his undergraduate studies, he received additional training at The Art Students League of New York. REAP13 creates photorealistic portraits and textured compositions that explore identity, transformation, and cultural symbolism. Through powerful imagery and emotional depth, REAP13 invites viewers into intimate reflections on resilience, purpose, and the beauty found within the human journey.
Bryant Small is an award-winning Jersey City–based mixed-media artist known for his vibrant, fluid abstractions. Working primarily with alcohol inks, he transforms bold color and layered textures into pieces that pulse with movement and emotion. Exhibited internationally and celebrated for his dynamic style, Bryant continues to push creative boundaries—inviting viewers into a vivid world where color becomes energy, and energy becomes art.
