Alysha Hill is a born and raised Minnesotan. Currently, she serves as the community engagement manager at Northern Clay Center. Hill produces work as A Hill Studio from her home studio. She thoughtfully crafts small collections of whimsical utilitarian ceramics using locally-sourced clay. Her work is inspired by her surroundings, seasons, and change—spring to winter and vibrant to simplistic. She enjoys creating functional art that captures meaningful memories of special moments. 

Chris is a potter, clay studio director, and teaching artist living in Minneapolis, MN. His pottery is fired to 2350 degrees Fahrenheit in soda kilns and wood kilns. The atmosphere from these firing processes interacts with the pieces form and volume, resulting in unique surface variation for each piece. Singewald wants his pieces to invite contemplation and curiosity while using his pots.

April D. Felipe received her MFA in ceramics from Ohio University in Athens and her BFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. She is currently living in Albany, Ohio, where she holds her studio practice and teaches at community arts centers in her region. She is interested in the idea of adornment and the relationship between jewelry and the user. Felipe utilizes jewelry as a means to move through patterns and colors more freely. Felipe is a co-founder of The Color Network .org.