Nathan Terborg, 1979, is an abstract artist who lives and works in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He spent his first two professional decades building a company that he sold at the end of 2020, and has spent the time since then reigniting his passion for art full time.  His use of repurposed materials and destructive practices explores themes of addiction, recovery, grief, and growth.  As the artist explains, "I believe that our scars can become our superpowers, with tremendous potential for healing and growth.  I want my work to be an invitation to the viewer to assume the role of the investigator- to lean into curiosity and explore their own possibilities.  What else might be worth reconsidering or examining? What is the relationship between the seen and the unseen, between the known and unknown? What’s worth carrying forward, and what’s best left behind?"

Nathan’s work is currently represented in Las Vegas and Denver.

Ty Nathan Clark, is a multi-disciplinary artist in Waco, Texas. His artistic passion was kindled by his uncle, the renowned sculptor and Raku artist, Conway "Jiggs" Pierson. In 2021, Ty launched the "Ty Nathan Clark Artist Mentorship Program," fostering a global community of 61 alumni from 21 countries. 

His artistic odyssey has taken him to five continents, immersing him in the art, culture, and learning in over 20 countries. Ty honed his skills under the tutelage of American sculptor William Catling and Japanese American abstract painter Makoto Fujimura. For the past two decades, he has spearheaded collaborations with artists, and communities worldwide, championing the causes of art, community building, and culture care.

Ty's work is represented in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Austin, Las Vegas, Miami and New York. His art has graced esteemed institutions like the Delaware Contemporary Museum, Art Center Waco, and the Goss Michael Gallery.