Meg Foley is a queer dance artist, educator, and parent who creates performances and somatic-based events using movement, design, and choreographic thinking as affirming practices of self: gender expression, sexuality, desires, and connection to others. She investigates how performance, social practice, and domestic space overlap. Her work has been presented by TanzFabrik Potsdam, Prague Quadrennial, SummerWorks Festival (Toronto), LA Performance Practice, DraftWork at Danspace Project (NYC), Philadelphia Contemporary, and Philadelphia Fringe Festival (curated). She co-runs The Whole Shebang, a creative space in Philadelphia, with her partner.

Sasha De Koninck is an artist and researcher from Santa Monica, CA. She graduated in 2013 with a BFA in fibers, a minor in creative writing and a concentration in sound art from Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD. She received an MFA in Fiber and Material studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is a PhD candidate in Intermedia Art, Writing and Performance at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she works with Laura Devendorf.

Carmichael Jones is an artist interested in the encounter. Jones creates a suspended present through installations, sculptures, films, photographs and performative objects that privilege the artistʼs hand and highlight connection between materials, reflecting social dynamics and opening perception. They hold an MFA in Sculpture from Cranbrook Academy of Art and have taught classes at Tyler School of Art and Architecture and University of the Arts among others. They have shown work at The Museum of Glass and Vox Populi. Jones is creative co-director of The Whole Shebang and former fellow at the Creative Glass Center of America.