Alissa Ewer earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota, where she majored in studio art. She moved to Milwaukee in 2003 to begin working in student affairs at Mount Mary College, meanwhile continuing additional education in fine arts and art history. Soon thereafter, she also began teaching art classes for the Milwaukee Art Museum at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts. 

Currently, Alissa is pursuing a Master's of Education degree in College Student Personnel Administration at Marquette University, with plans after graduation to continue her career in college administration full-time and arts education part-time. 

Libby Meathe is an artist and art teacher who recently relocated to the Milwaukee area from Atlanta, Georgia. She has had the pleasure of working with students ranging in ages from kindergarten to high school in various parts of the south and Midwest. As a teacher, Libby strives to transfer her passion for the arts to her students. Along with her degree in Art Education, she also holds a degree in Art History which she uses to enrich all of her lessons and student-driven experiences. In her artwork, she mostly uses painting and printmaking processes to produce imagery relating to constructs of feminity and the female form. Recently, she has begun to use ceramics as another exciting, creative outlet. She believes deeply that exploring the arts is an important and necessary to experience for all people that is not limited to age and ability, but rather by desire and inspiration.

Eriks Johnson is native to Milwaukee. He left Milwaukee and lived in Chicago for nine years. During that time he received his BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago, traveled to Europe twice, and showed his work in some of the newer galleries of that city at that time. He left Chicago to live in southwestern Wisconsin on a small farm for a year and a half before returning to Milwaukee.

Upon returning, he immersed himself in the arts community; reading and writing poetry, forming a collaborative group of artists, managed two galleries, as well as making and exhibiting his own paintings and drawings. In 2000 he entered the MFA program at University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, graduating in 2003. Still developing and exhibiting his work he now also teaches in various capacities at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Milwaukee Art Museum, and Artists Working in Education.

Brock Rumohr

A Greendale native, Brock graduated from the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in 1999. After teaching Elementary School art in Waukesha, he returned to school to complete a Master of Fine Arts degree in studio ceramics at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Brock returned to the area in 2005 and currently teaches ceramics and sculpture at Kettle Moraine High School and is an adjunct faculty member in the ceramics department at Carroll University. He has exhibited his sculpture and pottery in Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Nebraska, and Wisconsin. Brock currently resides in Waukesha with his family.