Karlie King’s artwork covers a broad range – from a functional line of pottery, to large-scale community projects, to street art. King’s artwork has been commissioned by the City of Regina and is also included in the SaskArts Permanent Art Collection, along with numerous solo and group exhibitions across the country. Much of King’s artwork focuses on repetition and concentric rings, as well as patterns and palettes of nature. Alongside her art practice, King is the Coordinator for SaskGalleries, a mother, has a passion for plants, astrology, and all things ‘woo.’

E. M. Alysse Bowd holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the AUArts in Calgary, and an Master in Fine Arts from NSCAD University in Halifax. Her creative practice navigates object-making, drawing and live art with a thematic focus on female perfectionism, self-care and motherhood mythologies. Her work finds the beauty and complexity held in the contradictions of being human. Through her work, she often seeks a balance between wildness and domesticity, playfulness and repose, while glimpsing the absurdity within the everyday.