Marwan Kaabour is a graphic designer, artist and writer. His interdisciplinary practice builds pathways between communication and publication design, curation, pedagogy and political activism. Alongside his independent projects, he works with non-profit institutions, companies and individuals in arts and culture sectors. In 2019, Marwan founded Takweer, an online platform and expanding archive of queer narratives in Arab history and popular culture. His debut book, The Queer Arab Glossary, was published in June 2024.

Marwan moved from his hometown Beirut to London in 2011 to pursue a master's degree in Graphic Design from the London College of Communication, before joining renowned design agency Barnbrook. After more than six years of diverse experience with Barnbrook, first as Designer and later as Senior Designer, he founded his own studio in 2020. He is currently based between Beirut and London.

Katy Hundertmark is an Amsterdam-based artist, editor and curator with a special interest in practices that reframe and expand the photographic canon. Previously she worked as Programme Assistant at Stills Centre for Photography (Edinburgh) as well as co-editor of the photography publication Notes – Letters to Photography. She currently works as managing editor of Foam Magazine as well as curator at Foam Museum and writes a Substack newsletter on all things photography and publishing, called Dear Midnight. Through an international approach she aims to create cross-cultural connections and mutual understanding between makers, audiences and institutions worldwide. She has lectured at art schools like for example ECAL (Lausanne), KABK (The Hague) and LABA (Valencia).

Marit Lena Herrmann (based in Vienna/Berlin) is an art historian, researcher, and curator at FOTO ARSENAL WIEN (FAW), with a strong focus on queer and feminist visual practices. They have collaborated and worked on exhibition and publication projects with multiple institutions including the Reinbeckhallen Stiftung – Collection for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Ostkreuz Agency and the renowned publisher Spector Books in Leipzig. They co-led the master class of the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation alongside Ute Mahler and curated the accompanying exhibition at the Goethe-Institut in Paris. They curated the main exhibition Ein Dorf / A Village for the Academy of Arts (AdK) as part of EMOP 2025 and Michelle Piergoelam. Across the Water in 2026. Currently they are curating on the first solo exhibition of Zanele Muholi. We Are Here in Austria.

Supranav Dash is an Indian photographer currently based in his hometown Kolkata. His practice lies at the intersection of gender, identity and sexuality, of displacement and migration, and the religion-caste-class divide within the global socio-economic and political landscape. He explores inter-human connections and shared experiences via long-form projects in the portraiture and social documentary genre.

After an Advanced Diploma in Fine Arts, a B.Com UG, and a career of 10+ years in fashion photography, Dash went on to complete a BFA in Photography (H) from SVA, NYC. Supranav is a 2016 Photography Fellow from NYFA, NY, an alumni of Eddie Adams XXVI Workshop and has won top awards in the Portraiture category. His recent solo shows were held at the Alice Austen House and at Photoville Festival, NYC. His select group exhibitions include the PhotoVogue Festivals ’17, ’19 and ’22 editions, PhotoSCHWEIZ ’21, Serendipity Arts ’19, the Photoquai Biennial ‘15 (PHQ5) and the Noorderlicht PhotoFestival ’15 among others.

Dash works on climate change, social justice, innovations and lifestyle issues for clients such as Time, The New Yorker, WIRED, WSJ, Washington Post, CRY NGO. His projects have featured in Time Lightbox, Harpers’ US, WIRED, Dazed UK, GEO France, Nat Geo, GUP mag, The Smithsonian, American Photo, Lens Culture, SDN, Photographic Museum of Humanity, etc.