Morgan Page is a conceptual artist and graphic designer. She primarily works in photography, installation, video, collage, and textiles. Her recent research interests include immigration, migration, and textiles. Page received her M.F.A. from Rutgers University's Mason Gross School of the Arts in New Brunswick, NJ and her B.F.A. from the University of Houston's School of Art in Houston, TX. She has exhibited widely regionally and nationally. Her recent two-person exhibitions include the Dallas Center for Photography, the Red River Valley Museum, and the Museum of North Texas History. Her project "Bones of Texas" is under contract with the University of Texas Press to be published as a book. Her recent publications include Book of the Disappeared: The Quest for Transnational Justice (inclusion of her print "Stolen") by Jennifer Heath and Ashraf Zahedi (University of Michigan Press). She has also participated in an international print exchange, "Supporting Indigneous Sisters: An International Print Exchange" that is currently on view at the Donkey Mill Art Center in Holualoa, HI and will go to the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts in Lubbock, TX next. Morgan Page was awarded the Jane Spears Carnes Fellowship from MSU Texas in 2022.

I'm an Army Disabled Veteran- OIF '08-09. Last year I started art therapy to help with my PTSD and fell in love with spray paints.

Art to enhance the unity of our human race.

I am an Art teacher and an Op artist. I love the development of 2-D into 3-D. I have just begun to immerse myself into clay at Midwestern State University. I hope to one day produce Optical Art through the ceramics medium. I'm also an amateur fiction writer, a wife, and a mother of 4+!

I am an independent artist of many mediums. My strengths and expert skills are in illustration, graphic design, acrylic painting, pyrography, and branding.

I am an author of a graphic novel that has not been published yet, and owner of The Crooked Vault, LLC.

Catherine Prose grew up between the Wichita Mountains in Oklahoma and the White Mountains in Arizona. She holds a Master of Fine Art from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas and joined the faculty at Midwestern State University (MSU) in Wichita Falls, Texas in 2005. She successfully directed MSU's Juanita Harvey Art Gallery for over 9 years and administrated the O'Donnell Visiting Artist Program for 8 years. She has a combined 15 years of Art Administration experience, five of which were spent at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock Texas.

In 2008 Prose began directing the printmaking program at MSU where she made significant contribution in transitioning the print studio into a non-toxic working environment and effectively contemporized the technology used to teach students.

Prose's artwork is exhibited extensively nationally and internationally in both group and solo showings. Her artwork is in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia; Colorado Special Collections, Boulder, Colorado and in the Printmaker Research Collection at the Museum of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.

Prose has been an active member of the Wichita Falls arts community serving as Board Vice President 2014-2017 for Wichita Falls Alliance for Arts and Culture; serving on the Wichita Falls Arts Commission from 2007-2016, of which 5 years were as Chair, and served on the Board of the River Bend Nature Center.

Jonathon is an assistant professor of media arts in the Mass Communication department at Midwestern State University. He received his Master of Fine Arts in documentary production and theory from the University of North Texas. Over the past six years, Jonathon has taught television, audio, film, and media studies courses at UNT and at Stephen F. Austin State University. In the field, Jonathon has worked on documentary films, in radio stations and newsrooms, and on numerous television shows. He spent two years working for the Southwest's largest production company, AMS Pictures. While at AMS, he logged time as a director of photography, an associate producer, a research analyst, a director, and a development producer, working on established television shows and helping build new ideas.

Much of his professional work has been focused on the human side of society's most difficult social issues, from the caring environments of LGBTQ churches in the heart of Texas to biographical looks into child abuse. His current documentary takes an observational look at the racial justice movement in Madison, Wisconsin, a city with the widest disparity gap in the country. Jonathon's creative research centers on multimedia production, and his documentaries have screened at film festivals and conferences both nationally and internationally. His recent academic research looks at the topic of ethical documentary filmmaking in an industry that is exploitative by nature.

With roots in the Midwest, Texas and travels across the United States, the landscape has inspired Becky Reeder in her paintings and in her interior design work. Becky is moved by nature, but also by the interior environment. She believes the comfort of home, where moments and memories are made, is vital to a person’s well-being. Her artwork is a simple representation of her travels and the places that remind her of home. Nothing makes her happier than to know that one of her paintings will help make someone else’s home or workplace a little more joyful. Becky's oil paintings are full of life, rich in color and subtle in spirit. Each painting is inspired by her walk of faith and hope to share in her life "remade."

Over the years Becky has also learned the art of fine art digital imaging, creating reproduction art for fellow artists and to offer high-quality giclee prints to her collectors. Her reproduction and printing process starts with capturing artwork using advanced photography skills and equipment. She then carefully edits and color corrects each piece to create high-quality images for reproduction. Reproductions are made using a pigment-based, commercial printer located in her studio where she can ensure each print meet her client's standards.

Becky attended both art and design school in Indiana, graduating at the top of her class. She loves to learn and finds that painting is always teaching her something new, in art and in life. Becky's studio and home are located in Wichita Falls, Texas where she and her husband live the empty-nest life designing and renovating their mid-century home, and traveling to see children and grandchildren who are spread across the miles between Texas and Kentucky.

You can keep up with Becky's art and latest renovating and travel adventures @beckyreederremade

Urissanna has earned a B.F.A. in Radio/TV/Film and a M.Ed. in Educational Leadership. She currently serves the Wichita Falls ISD as a 5th grade science teacher. She is a professional educator, motivational speaker, performer, and personal life coach with over 20 years of experience working with individuals, schools, colleges, and community groups to further their personal and organizational goals.

As an elementary educator, Urissanna has developed curriculum, mentored teachers, and trained teachers in best practices. She worked in institutional advancement as a director of public relations for a college. Urissanna has keynoted for colleges, schools, and organizations across Texas. Her love for performance has led her to establish her own theatre company.

Urissanna’s unique repertoire includes a variety of theatrical and musical stylings. She is most passionate about inspiring others to recognize and actualize their full potential while living and loving life. Urissanna desires to inspire each individual to use their gifts and talents to live their passion so that they could reach their individual natural potential.

My name is Paul Roberts. I was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. I moved to Wichita Falls in the fall of 1969. I began working with leather when I was in the Boy Scouts. It was not long until I loss interest in belts, billfolds and purses. After a long break from leather craft I ran across the idea of carving pictures on leather. This put me back into the art of leather craft. Soon I got the idea of making the pictures 3D. I am self taught in the art of pictorial carving on leather. I won best of show in the East Texas fair with a reproduction of The Lord’s Supper on a 3 by 5 foot piece of leather. I have had my art of pictorial carving on leather shown at The Kemp Center of the Arts. Each piece brings on the challenge to improve my technique. I have developed a wood grain pattern which I put on most of the pictures that I do to make a frame. Recently I have started doing landscapes in which the trees have texture (leaves), the animals have fur and the fallen logs have bark. One of my biggest challenges is with the coloring of the leather. I must take into considering the tint of the leather itself and what effects it will have.

Bio
Born in Austin Texas, he has migrated all around this great state, then North to the Red River bottoms near the historic town of Byers. Tom met and married a Clay County Cowgirl, now residing there with their little dog Bella.
His career as an artist started early, when, as a typical kid brother, he copied his older sibling's efforts at sketching and quickly picked up a pencil. These early attempts at drawing grew into a career starting in 1989 as a professional design draftsman. Drawing on a drafting table for years using tools like lead holders, protractors, squares etc. Always saying "That's when drafting was fun, now with computer's it's work". As technology progressed to computers, his tools have changed as well.
While in high school, an art class project to sculpt in clay planted a seed that has been smoldering for some years now. A long-time family friend, Professor and Master Sculptor, Richard Davis with The University of North Texas, challenged him to sculpt and gave him a block of wax. The wax sat unused for years until he was inspired by a chance encounter with the Western Artist/Sculptor Jim Miller. Once again, this time being challenged by Him to sculpt, Tom responded and finally started sculpting.
Inspired by people and the struggles of everyday life, he now pursues an accurate representation of his subject matter through realistic depictions of a working-western-outdoor lifestyle. Admiring people who put on gloves and work hard to make a living, he strives to depict this beauty.
Tom knows all credit goes to his loving-supportive wife, family and foremost to God.

My name is Charlie Roberts, otherwise known as Cha Sue. I have been making art and playing music my entire life.

In 2017, I formed the Angry Girls Art Collective here in Wichita Falls and curated a group art show at 9th Street Studios in the Spring of 2019. In the Spring of 2022, I went back to school to start my path toward achieving a Bachelor of Arts degree so that one day I may land a job in the art field.

AmbeR Day Scott is a spritely mixed-media artist who uses intrigue and exploration to connect with her viewer.

After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2001, AmbeR spent years experimenting with new formats to present her creations outside of the studio and gallery environment. Recently, she has worked with a variety of Arts and Cultural organizations, to create multiple large-scale, temporary artistic experiences. These collaborations were designed to engage greater portions of the community in the production and appreciation of art.

Since 2018, she has had a wide variety of opportunities as the Gallery Director of 9th Street Studios and as the Administrative Assistant of the Wichita Falls Alliance for Arts and Culture. Her personal artwork has been featured in multiple group exhibitions in Wichita Falls, the Tulsa Nude Art Show, Juxtapose Gallery in Rosendale NY and Pedroche Gallery in Dallas TX.

AmbeR currently lives and works in Wichita Falls, TX.