Verina Baxter: After working exclusively in stone for many years, Baxter began incorporating painted aluminum and, more recently, stainless steel into her outdoor works. Her Tumpkin series is a group of sculptures on wheels,
with one or several cutout plates either suspended or hanging inside the structure.
 
John Clement: Early in his career, Clement mentored under two of America’s most important sculptors, Mark di Suvero and John Henry. He creates large-scale, painted steel forms with open and inviting negative spaces that serve as locations for quiet reflection, landmarks, and social meeting places.
 
Isaac Duncan III: New York native and Afro-Cuban descendant, Duncan spent three years as the crew supervisor, heavy equipment operator, and artist assistant with John Henry before opening his own studio where he creates large-scale sculptures and fabrication projects. Duncan leads the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance, an organization of sculptures for the region.

Adam Garey: Garey lives and works in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he splits his time between building his own work and managing the fabrication of sculptor John Henry’s work. He is the 2007 recipient of the Award of Excellence from the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance Conference Exhibition.