Sidony O’Neal (b.1988, lives and works in Portland, Oregon) Sidony O’Neal is an artist and writer working from interdisciplinary research and pre-to-post machine computing. O’Neal’s practice treats conceptual art and mathematics as related forms of industrial culture that have shaped human relationships to objects, labour, and technology over time. Recent solo exhibitions include Et al (SOFTMAX HARD HASP), SF; Lewis Center for the Arts (, The Pudding Butcher), Princeton University; Dracula’s Revenge (NOT TALKING UNTIL BAD COMPANY JOINS), NY; and Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (Enchiridion: Aisle, Spline, Resort), Portland, OR. Group exhibitions include ICA at Maine College of Art and Design (ENTER:) and SculptureCenter (In Practice: Total Disbelief), NY. O’Neal is the recipient of awards and fellowships, including the Oregon Arts Commission's Joan Shipley Award and a Hodder Fellowship at the Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University. In 2023, O’Neal was awarded a Hallie Ford Fellowship. O’Neal was recently commissioned by the Whitney Museum to produce INFANT’s (BANNED SKILLS), a new digital project for the museum’s Artport platform.

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Timothy Yanick Hunter (b.1990, Toronto, Canada; lives and works in Toronto) is a multidisciplinary artist and curator. Hunter’s practice employs strategies of bricolage to examine non-neutral relationships relating to Black and Afro-diasporic experiences as well as concurrent strategies of decolonization. His approach alternates between exploratory and didactic, with a focus on the political, cultural and social richness of the Black diaspora. Hunter’s work often delves into speculative narratives and the intersections of physical space, digital space and the intangible. Hunter received his BA from the University of Toronto, and has been artist in residence at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; PADA Studios in Barreiro, Portugal; and Black Rock Senegal, Dakar. He was included in the 2022 Toronto Biennial of Art, and longlisted for the 2022 Sobey Art Award. He has exhibited nationally and internationally at Cooper Cole, Gallery 44, A Space Gallery, Toronto; Oakville Galleries, Oakville; Centre Clark, Montreal; 92Y, New York; ILY2, Portland; Art Gallery of Guelph, Guelph; and PADA Studios, Barreiro; among others. Hunter lives and works in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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