Kole Galbraith (Sinixt/Peoria) is a multi-disciplinary artist who  focuses on sound, audio-visual, and found object installation. Based in Seattle, Washington, Kole Galbraith has been active in the  underground experimental music community for  the past decade performing throughout the West Coast of the United States and Europe. Sonically  his sonic studio compositions are informed by musique-concrète,  metal, jazz and contemporary composition.  Thematically, the compositions are influenced by  interior Salish folklore, and contemporary  indigenous experience. Galbraith mixes using  materials found in nature with electronic  techniques to uncover both hidden sonic  capabilities and their latent histories.  Galbraith has worked with  musicians including Lori Goldston, Greg Kelley,  Jessika Kenney, Steve Moore, Raven Chacon, alyené vinokurova, Warren Realrider, Nathan Young, Catherine Guesde,  Sean Waple, Jason Lazer, Patrick Wurzwallner, Maja Osojnik,  morher and Noel Kennon.

Gavin Kroeber creates gatherings, excursions, and collaborative projects that explore the relationships between art, landscape, and cultural power. Working across visual art, curatorial practice, and performance, he brings interdisciplinary communities together to examine place through decolonial, ecological, and speculative frameworks. A 2025–2027 Tulsa Artist Fellowship Awardee, Kroeber is also a Creative Capital Awardee and an Andy Warhol Foundation Curatorial Research Fellow.

Warren Realrider is an interdisciplinary artist focusing on sound, site, and material to convey the intersecting time and ecological cycles moving through contemporary plains existence and Pâriru’. He is a Pawnee descendent and is a member of the Crow Nation of Montana. Warren received a bachelor’s degree in painting from the University of Oklahoma in 2000. He is currently in the 2024-2026 cohort of the Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Bemis Center for Contemporary Art’s Summer 2026 Sound Art + Experimental Music Artist-in-Residence.