Jerry Ginsberg is a multi-award-winning photographer whose landscape, nature, and travel images have graced the covers and pages of hundreds of books, magazines, travel catalogs, and websites. He is the only person to have photographed every one of America's 63 National Parks with medium-format cameras. Jerry has been awarded Artist Residencies in several National Parks all across America and has appeared on ABC TV discussing our National Parks. 

Talin Lyman has been designing and painting for over 35 years. Her work is in all mediums, however, her first love and intensive training is in fresco work and murals. Talin received her BA in fine art from Queens University and her MA from Winthrop University. She studied multiple specialized mediums and techniques all over the world, including fresco and ancient painting techniques in Greece, and has had many artist residencies, with the most recent in Israel, where she painted historical and biblical sites.

Talin has been instructing at multiple levels for 25 years and has experience organizing gallery and art show exhibits. Talin holds various teaching certifications in Florida, including STEM Certification, Interbaccalaureate Teaching Certification, VIRTUS Training, and QSF Art Therapy Certification. Talin instructs each student according to their unique learning style, personality, and individual artistic goals.  

Arianna Rose is an award-winning playwright, musical theatre writer, and college professor, produced in thirty-five states and ten countries.  Recipient of the MAC Song of the Year Award, the York Theatre NEO Award, and various playwright awards. Published by Applause Books and Smith & Kraus, Arianna teaches “Writing the Short-form Play” and “The Sacred Scribe: Creative Writing”.  MFA, NYU Tisch School of the Arts.

Mervyn Johnston has over 20 years of teaching experience specializing in saxophone, flute, clarinet, piano, and music theory in South Florida. He has served as an artist in residence at Boynton Beach High School and taught at Rolling Green Elementary and West Palm Beach Junior Academy. 

Originally from London, he moved to New York City in 1993 to study with alto saxophonist Dave Glasser. He later pursued a degree in saxophone performance, studying jazz at San Francisco State University and Duquesne University, where he earned a Bachelor of Music.

Carl Stoveland has been an artist his whole life.  While growing up his father worked at a photo lab in NYC making dye transfer prints for museums and ad agencies and his mother was doing landscape painting.  His first memories are watching the magic in his father’s darkroom or watching his mother painting in her studio. Carl has been working as a photographer and in the photo industry since high school.  He branched out into painting, working in watercolor since 2001I, adding acrylics, oil, gouache and casein to his repertoire over the years. His paintings are strongly influenced by his photography, painting places he has travelled to and photographed, he was an artist in residence at Dry Tortugas National Park in 2020.

Pat Kaufman is an award-winning, self-taught watercolor artist, known for her bright, tropical, Key West style of paintings. She lives in a renovated cottage, built in the 1930s, in Pineapple Grove one of the historical districts of Delray Beach, with her son Trey, a disabled veteran. Her home also serves as her work studio and art gallery.

Born and raised in Buffalo, NY as Pat Vincent, Pat relocated to Florida in 1976. Pat is an accomplished artist whose works has been displayed at Delray Beach City Hall, American Orchid Society, Cadillac Headquarters and Cornell Museum. She is a member of the Palm Beach Watercolor Society, the Delray Art League, and Artist of Palm Beach County.

Michelle Sherman is a certified K-12 Art Instructor, with an M.A. in Art Education from the University of Florida. She has 12 years of experience teaching in elementary and middle schools, including 5 years at Bak Middle School of the Arts in West Palm Beach. In 2023, Michelle founded the I Heard You Can Draw art studio, where she teaches drawing, painting and printmaking to children and adults.

Galal Ramadan self-taught master colored pencil artist and photographer. He participates in solo and curated national and international exhibitions. Awarded Nationally and Internationally. Galal was featured in several articles published in International Art Magazines. He is a signature member of several prestige art associations. Galal was born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt, and resides in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA.

Roxana Moretti has lived in Delray Beach for the last 25 years. She is a local art teacher and loves sharing her passion for art while giving others  the opportunity to develop art knowledge, ability, and sensitivity. She has over 17 years of education experience, including Creative Curriculum, Art and Design, plus certifications in STEM and STEAM. She also runs a successful entrepreneurial business with her own Mobile Art School.

Jocelyn Chemel has been a jewelry designer and art teacher for 40 years , teaching both adults and children.   She has taken many classes in design and mixed media at the Museum of Fine Arts school in Boston. She has exhibited her mixed media art in Boston, South Africa and Florida. 

Lee Gordon has produced commercial and fine-art photography professionally as his lifelong career. He has owned and operated photographic studios and a fine-art photography gallery. He also teaches photography and digital workflow and produces fine-art archival photographic prints. Lee's photographic time is divided between his image-making career, teaching, and relentless creative drive. He photographs the architectural, lifestyle, and interior design statements of resorts, hotels, and fine homes. 

"Prior to owning my first cameras, I can recall as a child seeing shafts of light containing dust particles suspended, floating through time. This early fascination with light continues today." The quality of light, its direction, shape, and how it reveals form allows us to see the suspension of time. The magic of photography records light and time, these two constants remain of paramount importance, integral to my creative process.