Marguerite Gilbertson is an interdisciplinary sculpture and performance artist who teaches at Auburn University at Montgomery. Her technical proficiency ranges from working with traditional materials to today’s technology. Her artwork is rooted in her experiences growing up on a cash crop farm in Wisconsin and often explores stereotypes of agriculture and tools as being strictly masculine.
Tony Veronese also teaches at Auburn University at Montgomery and, as a painter, uses visual and contextual incursions to develop his work. Inspired by his suburban upbringing in Montgomery and curiosity about society, remarks become restructured within paintings.