Jojo Hynes is a visual artist, performer, and collaborator based in Tuam Co. Galway. Her work explores themes of power, place, myths, identity and social justice issues. Jojo has collaborated with many different groups and artists, to play humorously with hierarchies, create alternative networks, produce exhibitions as events and undertake residencies across London, Ireland and the rest of Europe. Since 2018 she has been a Creative Associate as part of Creative Schools. Jojo graduated from Kingston University, Goldsmiths University, NCAD and GMIT.

Midie Corcoran is a performer, director, writer, teller of stories and collaborative Artist since 1985. He is driven by street talking, social history and is creatively motivated by spontaneous fun. Midie maintains a punk ethos in his work breaking the barriers in accessing Art and creativity. His interest lies in questioning the status quo through Collaborative Arts. The social encounters hanging out in his hometown of Tuam informs his practice.

Atmos Collective was established in April 2019 by a group of Galway-based artists from culturally diverse backgrounds, who are working with music, film, spoken word and theatre. A number of our core members are currently living or have lived in Direct Provision.The purpose of Atmos Collective is to produce original music, film and art through the process of artistic collaboration and community engagement, and to share these creations with the general public through performance, online distribution and alternative media platforms.

Róisín Seoighe is a singer-songwriter, musician and actor from Ros a Mhíl, Connemara who works extensively through the Irish language. She just completed a BA in Music and Irish at NUIG. In 2019 she successfully released her song 'Geasa'. In 2018 Róisín was part of 'Aisling' a nationwide project that invited Gaeltacht communities to reconnect with their uniqueness commissioned by Ealaín na Gaeltachta.Róisín won PREDA, was nominated for Nós’s 2017 Irish language 'Up and Coming Artist Award' and won Gael Linns Song of the year 2017.

Laura Angell’s work/obsession/raison d'etre is manifested via multidisciplinary installations using images and handmade objects (largely textile) to tell an intended narrative. Her work focuses on failure, status, success, and anxiety; exploring society’s psychological concerns and examining subject matter we may not want to talk about; secrets, lies, shame and fear. Describing herself as an emotional flasher, the essence of her work is the juxtaposition of darkness and humour she employs to navigate and dissect these emotive heavyweights.