Delilah Edouard Williams
Delilah Edouard Williams is an art and cultural curator dedicated to elevating contemporary emerging BIPOC artists and fostering inclusive, community-engaged arts programming. With a background in Social Sciences and a specialization in Anthropology, her practice is deeply rooted in cultural community work and its intersection with the creative arts. Through her experience in creative workshop programming, she actively works to amplify collective narratives and ensure that underrepresented voices have the space to shape and tell their own stories. Her recent curatorial projects include How I Love You (Ottawa Art Gallery) where she served as the inaugural Community Guest Curator Fellow, and A Journey of Dreams (Head & Hands), developed following her creative workshop facilitation. She is pursuing an MFA in Curating at Goldsmiths, University of London, beginning Fall 2026.
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Ebru Winegard
Ebru Winegard, is a multidisciplinary artist, graphic designer, photographer, and filmmaker dedicated to celebrating diversity and unity. She held a solo exhibition as part of the Contact Photography Festival 2024 and has built an extensive portfolio through years of work in art and art education. Her creations have been featured in numerous group exhibitions and European art projects.
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Michelle Wilson

Michelle Wilson is a queer, neurodivergent artist and mother living as an uninvited guest in Guelph, Ontario. She is a founding member of the Coves Collective and the Unsettling Conservation Collective. Working across textile, ceramics, and new media, her projects explore relationality, land, memory, and collective responsibility.
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two circular colourful hand-cut collages with paper, paint and tape.

Una Janicijevic

Una is a Toronto-based Serbian-Canadian artist, designer, and mother whose work is informed by principles of inclusivity, sustainability, and collaboration. Working across publishing, media, arts, and education, Una develops interdisciplinary projects grounded in a tactile, handcrafted approach to visual storytelling. With years of experience as an award-winning editorial art director, she has collaborated internationally and led creative teams across magazine art direction, digital storytelling, and exhibition design. Her artwork has been exhibited in group and solo shows and published internationally. As the co-founder of Milk Teeth Collective, Una develops grant-supported community initiatives focused on artist-caregivers and arts education.

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Maryna Salagub
Maryna Salagub is a multidisciplinary artist, illustrator, and community arts facilitator based in Oakville. Working primarily in watercolor and mixed media, her practice explores themes of community, caregiving, ecology, and storytelling through participatory art projects, workshops, and exhibitions. She is passionate about making art accessible and creating spaces for connection through creativity. Her work often combines visual storytelling with community engagement, with a focus on collaborative learning, environmental awareness, and the relationship between artistic practice and everyday life.
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