2ESAE – Michael "2ESAE" Baca, the founder of UR New York, is a mixed-media artist whose bold, iconic work reflects the energy of NYC streets and his experiences in Brooklyn and Puerto Rico. He incorporates silk-screen, photography, and graffiti to create pieces that evoke familiarity and authenticity. Dedicated to artistic philanthropy, he teaches graffiti art and self-expression to youth.

Al Díaz – A first-generation subway graffiti artist, Al Díaz is known for co-creating SAMO© with Jean-Michel Basquiat in the late '70s. His work has been featured in museums, universities, and films, and he continues his artistic practice in Brooklyn, creating mixed-media pieces that transform everyday urban signage into thought-provoking art.

City Kitty – City Kitty has been pasting intricate, hand-drawn street art across North America and Europe for over 14 years. His signature style features anthropomorphic cats and surreal urban scenes. In addition to his visual art, he hosts the Scratching the Surface podcast, delving into the lives of contemporary artists.

Easy – A graffiti legend from Brooklyn, Easy gained fame for his signature tag, which became a blueprint for NYC hand styles. His work has appeared in music videos and video games like Grand Theft Auto 5, and he continues to push street art forward through sculptural installations and gallery exhibitions.

Epic Uno – Puerto Rican artist Juan Benet, known as Epic Uno, merges graffiti, street art, and urban pop art. A Pratt Institute graduate, he developed his signature character, Skully, to explore themes of mortality and identity. His murals and gallery works captivate audiences worldwide.

Eric Orr – Eric Orr pioneered a distinct iconographic graffiti style in the '70s and collaborated with Keith Haring in the NYC subway system. He created Rappin’ Max Robot, the first hip-hop comic book, and recently unveiled an 18-foot steel sculpture of Max in Brooklyn. His work bridges hip-hop, graffiti, and fine art.

George Brock – Known as @walkingarou, George Brock is a retired NYPD transit cop turned celebrated street art photographer. His documentation of the NYC creative community has made him a beloved figure among artists. In this exhibition, he presents collaborative works with Brooklyn-born artist Adam Dare.

Kest Gak – A Brooklyn native, Kest Gak's stickers and graffiti are ubiquitous throughout the city. His distinctive style and street presence make him a staple of the borough's urban art scene.

Koz – Filmmaker, graffiti artist, and curator, Koz is the founder of Silver Tuna Studios. Growing up in Long Island, he was inspired by legendary graffiti artists and later worked in TV production, earning an Emmy nomination for his camera work. Koz has run galleries in Williamsburg and Downtown Brooklyn, curating exhibitions and murals nationwide. He is currently working on The Blackbook Diaries, a documentary series about NYC graffiti artists, and continues to collaborate with figures like Easy, Chris RWK, Al Díaz, and Zered Bassett.