Elizabeth Kozlowski is an independent curator, working in the Tampa Bay area, with local museums and fine craft organizations since 2005.
She previously served as the Gallery Director for Florida Craftsmen, Inc, overseeing both the exhibition and retail galleries. Ms. Kozlowski also sits on the Public Arts Commission for the City of St. Petersburg
Elizabeth received a BFA in ceramics from Florida Atlantic University and is also a working sculpture artist, exhibiting in numerous local galleries.
She is a founding member of Ybor House of Artists, a local arts collective that produced several acclaimed group shows before disbanding in 2008.

Laura Stewart is a member of the School of Music, Entertainment and Arts faculty at
Daytona State College, Daytona Beach. An art historian who studied at Barnard College,
the University of Iowa and Cornell University, she was arts, architecture and cultural
critic at the Daytona Beach News‐Journal, Orlando Sentinel and Rochester (NY)
Democrat & Chronicle. Stewart writes for the Orlando Weekly and is working on a
novel, Newsroom. Her books include the Pineapple Press guidebook, Historic Homes of
Florida, Richard Jolley: Transformations (with co‐author Sam Hunter) and a recent
monograph on French painter Philippe Bertho.

Celeste Roberge is Professor and Head of the Sculpture Program at the University of Florida. She has a M.F.A. degree from the Nova Scotia College of Art, B.F.A. Maine College of Art, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. She maintains studios in Gainesville, Florida and South Portland, Maine. 

Roberge has received numerous grants and fellowships including Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, MacDowell Colony Fellowship, Bunting Fellowship at Radcliffe Institute,  Research Foundation Professorship University of Florida, Florida Individual Artist Fellowship. Her sculptures are included in the collections of the Nevada Museum of Art, Portland Museum of Art, Farnsworth Art Museum, Harn Museum of Art, Emory University, University of New England, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. For more information on her career go to her web site www.celesteroberge.com.