Founder of the Eastside Arthouse, Juan Navarro is an artist working primarily in acrylics and spraypaints to create large-scale murals and fine art paintings while balancing his entrepreneurial work and growing family.

Julie Rose is a mixed media artist who employs use of ink splatter, spray paint, paint marker, and metallic foils along with traditional techniques in acrylic and oil to paint realistic figures inspired by the vibrant cultures of the world.

Alma is a multicultural & multilingual artist of French and Afro-Caribbean roots who uses uninterrupted lines and African inspired prints with mixed media and epoxy to represent multiculturalism and immigrant experiences.

Ekaterina Orlovie is a Russian-born artist living and working in Riverside. She renders fairytale botanicals, illustrative figures and landmarks, and found objects with carefully selected color palettes and textures in watercolor and digitally.

Willis Salomon is a mixed media installation artist and fashion/commercial photographer throughout Los Angeles and the Inland Empire. He uses floral photography and mixed media installation to convey a sense of beauty within death and decay, in the fleeting.

Rosy Cortez is an oil painter, photographer and muralist who draws inspiration from cultural and feminine identities, exploring emotional and visual dualities by elevating working-class subjects using a classical painting style.

Rick “Save the Panduhs” Garcia is a muralist and designer whose characteristic cartoony style is a trademark of his popular brand. His colorful characters can be found not only on walls but on merchandise like bags, shirts, and stickers at pop-up events through Southern California.

Jonathan “Suer” Godinez is an artist who blends the latest tech innovations with an elevated street art aesthetic to create contemporary works which reflect his experiences and internal dialogues.

Keely Berry, a Riverside native, uses a low-contrast earthy color palette and clean lines to highlight the beauty and richness of our local landscapes. She focuses on the powerful connection between people and nature.

Eric Martinez is a third-generation Chicanx with family roots in Bell Town and South Colton that go back 100 years. As a painter, he explores the effects of our experiences on physical, mental, and spiritual planes.

Stephanie Godoy is a first-generation Mexican American artist whose love for color shines through her vibrant, figurative oil paintings which explore themes concerning the children of immigrants.

Sara Estrella Martinez is a Chicana writer, filmmaker, and multimedia artist from Southern California. As a graduate of the Los Angeles Film School, she worked in film production and for the story department at Creative Artists Agency before deciding on a career in multimedia art.