Audrey Schilt
Audrey Schilt is an acclaimed fashion illustrator and designer whose work bridges fine art and couture. Halston’s first sketch artist, she then spent 22 years at Ralph Lauren as Creative Director and Vice President of Women’s Collection. Her hand has touched culture from atelier to red carpet. Featured in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, plus international exhibitions, her admirers span generations, from Salvador Dalí to Busta Rhymes and Maggie Norris Couture.

Bill Buchman
Bill Buchman is a New York–based artist, musician, educator, and author whose career spans more than fifty years. Known for abstractions described as “symphonies of space, form, and color” and figures seen as “lightning bursts of energy condensed into a fine line,” his work draws on his musical background, infusing painting with harmony, rhythm, and improvisation. Buchman paints with the expressive vitality of fabric itself, his canvases flowing like textiles in motion, alive with gesture and form.

Christophe Von Hohenberg
Christophe von Hohenberg photography explores culture, identity, and the unseen world through series such as Shadows of the Gods, The Flower Series: Shadows of the Soul, and Images and Icons 1982–2018. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at Fotografiska Museum, Throckmorton Fine Art Gallery, and MM Fine Art.

Hélène Guetary is a French visual artist, writer, and director working across photography and multimedia. She began her career as a painter in the 1980s and later turned to writing and directing before returning to photography during the lockdown. Her work has been shown internationally and is held in major collections including the Victoria & Albert Museum, MEP Paris, and the Polaroid Collection. Her recent series KUMARI NAYIKA, created with the CITTA Foundation and the young girls of the Rajkumari Ratnavati School in Jaisalmer, India, is featured in Esthétique.

Eddy Ochieng
Eddy Ochieng is a distinguished hyperrealism artist, born in Nairobi, Kenya. His fascination with art began around age ten, growing from early scribbles into intricate drawings. He went on to study at Kenyatta University, where he explored a range of painting techniques and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art. His career has since flourished with accolades including the 2021 Manjano Award, multiple Mask Art Prize victories, and most recently the Butter Art Fair in Indianapolis. With each work, Ochieng seeks to capture the diversity and essence of humanity, conveying stories and emotions through extraordinary detail.

Mary Reid
An American painter and printmaker, Reid’s work blends classical realism with vibrant, contemporary color. Inspired by Renaissance painters and impressionists, her work evokes timeless narratives through compositional symmetry and luminous brushwork. She travels regularly to Florence to study and paint. Her current series, The Virtues, reinterprets Renaissance themes for modern times. In Zephyrus, her brushwork reveals the sculptural qualities of drapery and textile, classical figuration and contemporary elegance.

Noah Becker
An American and Canadian artist and musician, Becker has been based in New York City for the past twenty years. His paintings have been exhibited at art institutions worldwide, including the Vancouver Art Gallery in Canada. Becker publishes Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art, an art journal featuring writings by art critics, such as Donald Kuspit, Anthony Haden-Guest and Phoebe Hoban. His writing has also appeared in Art in America, Interview Magazine, Canadian Art, Huffington Post and Artvoices.

Peggy Bates
Peggy Bates lives and works in New York City and has been exhibiting actively in New York since the early 1990’s. Her successful solo exhibitions and participation in international art fairs, have received critical praise in The New York Times, Art in America, Vanity Fair, and Elle. She is the recipient of residency fellowships at La Macina di San Cresci, Fundacion Valparadiso, Stichting Kunst en Complex, and Yaddo, MacDowell, Millay, Hambidge and Atlantic Center for the Arts.

S.L. Fuller
Stephanie Fuller, former lead singer of Kid Creole and the Coconuts with the hit Take Me for a Night in New York, is a New York–based artist whose work is inspired by travel, sailing, and the sea. Her acclaimed series Off the Coast of Me was commissioned for World Water Day, NYC, to support Water.org. Fuller works across three genres: India ink line drawings (Les Demoiselles), early primitive works, and mixed-media paintings in acrylic, glass, gold leaf, and sand. A graduate of VCU in Richmond, Virginia, her art has been collected worldwide. With Les Demoiselles, privileged women are depicted in a refined Deco style. Known for evocative explorations of form and design, Fuller’s work extends fashion’s aesthetic language into the realm of abstraction and narrative.

Anthony Haden-Guest
Anthony Haden-Guest’s art is defined by incisive cartoonery, translating his journalistic eye into a visual medium. His illustrations offer dry, acerbic humor and social critique, exposing the conventions of the art world, high society, and popular culture. Through minimalist line and sharp wit, Haden-Guest delivers work that is both accessible and intellectually engaging, merging humor with pointed observation.

Marc Bouwer
Internationally acclaimed fashion designer, Bouwer takes us on a journey of the imagination with colorful and quirky portraiture and abstractions, painted on repurposed canvas, cardboard, and wood. A master draper under Halston, he has achieved worldwide recognition for his timeless, formfitting silhouettes and cinematic glamour. His transition from couture to canvas reflects the same artistry and daring vision that has defined his celebrated career.