Carrie (CC) Sage Curley, 34 resides on the San Carlos Apache Reservation. She received her AA degree in 2015 from Gila Community College. CC has also been an active artist for years. She does live art as well as commissioned work. CC completed a mural at the historic Indian Alley in Los Angeles, She is the first female to grace the wall at Indian Alley. She is actively involved in the Apache Stronghold effort to save Oak Flat. CC believes that the environment around her is Creator's art and as such should remain untouched for generations to enjoy and grow from. She worked for 8 years for a nonprofit organization, Nalwoodi Denzhoni (meaning Strength and Beauty)  based in San Carlos her title was VP, the Community outreach specialist.

"I view my art as honoring my ancestors, bringing out the beauty of my people. My work is mostly about women, I see the strength in women and I think women should respect themselves also. You hear a lot about men as warriors, but women are warriors too, "We are fierce." It is a gift from the creator to paint; I pray before I paint. I am inspired by the elders and the youth. The drums, my music, and that are who I am.

IG: @shii.she.visions

Anitra Molina aka “Yukue” is a Tribal Youth advocate and self-taught artist turned muralist rooted in graffiti culture and spray paint techniques. She is a member of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe from Guadalupe, Arizona raised on the New Pascua Reservation in Tucson, Az.

IG: @yukueone

Art is what heals. He was born and raised in Guadalupe, Arizona. His art combines vibrant colors and images that express his indigenous Native Nahua Yaqui/Apache heritage. He specializes in capturing the southwest Sonoran Desert/ valley of the Sun at its purity. His purpose is to wake the sleeping giant and give our people the strength they have lost through generations of oppression, genocide, and the slow loss of sacred culture, by inspiring them to find and follow their own individual paths.

His art focuses on one thing only and that is bringing awareness to people, the mighty people of the Yaqui and Apache tribes. He makes vivid sunsets in a southwestern landscape and hummingbirds to represent the souls of his ancestors. Monarch butterflies represent the old souls of our fallen warriors, and the Galaxy reminds people of where they come from. He uses wood panels to create his own canvases with spray paint and acrylic to bring his visions to life. As a developing artist, he currently has work at numerous galleries. He also sells apparel with his original designs developing a brand to accompany his art.

Lucinda is an Internationally known muralist and painter born and raised in Glendale, AZ. She is Xicana: Apache and Yaqui Descent. In 2012 she began curating underground art shows, which led her to curate solo exhibits for local artists in Phoenix, AZ. In 2017, she was invited to paint for “Wall Therapy” in Rochester, NY, then O+Positive Mural Festival in 2018. She has shown in several Galleries and Museums across the US including ChimMaya Gallery in East LA, La Bodega San Diego, CA, Frost Gallery in Brooklyn, NY, Tangent Gallery in Milwaukee, ASU Gammage, Arizona History Museum, and NAU Art Museum to name a few. And most recently was invited by the US Embassy of France to paint a 7-story mural in Marseille, France for the neighborhood of Plan d’ou.

Lucinda is quickly gaining popularity around the country due to her incredible talent as a muralist and commitment to social justice issues. Her murals and paintings are influenced stylistically and thematically by Chicano, Indigenous Art, and Spirituality. She embodies the aesthetic and ideals of Chicano Culture, and Native issues and sets it in a contemporary context creating a dialect between art and society.

IG: @lamorena_art

Eunique is a Designer and Artist whose roots are from Canyon de Chelly in the Navajo Nation heartlands and emerges from Phoenix, Arizona. Her 21-year creative career has honed her technical skill, challenged perspectives, and established her artistic dimensions.

If art imitates life, Eunique's palette is one that breathes new life and purpose into the arts and culture community; she is a poet and storyteller with the Mujeres Del Sol collective; a board member of Roosevelt Row CDC; a working artist, muralist, and illustrator; co-founder of Cahokia Socialtech + Artspace; founder of Indige Design Collab; and owner of euniQue, LLC. Her creative work is centered around placemaking and placekeeping with an emphasis on social impact design. She is a dynamic organizer, workshop facilitator, speaker, and art curator who is now pivoting towards tech. She currently works as a Creative Consultant and Application Analyst focusing on design systems, collaboration, and Indigenizing space.

IG: @euniQueInk