Haji Chilonga is a Tanzanian artist born in 1969 in the Mtwara Region. Working across painting and sculpture, his practice draws from everyday life, using figurative imagery to share personal reflection and social experience. His work has been shown locally and internationally, with training and recognition from institutions in Tanzania, Austria, and South Africa.

Rahab Shine is a self-taught artist. Her passion for art was ignited in 1990 upon meeting Shine Tani, who later became her husband. Together, they established the Banana Hill Art Gallery.

Kuria is renowned for transforming discarded materials into striking works that blur the line between myth, memory, and urban futurism. His practice moves fluidly between painting, sculpture, and installation, creating a living archive that speaks to cultural resilience and environmental consciousness.

Drawing inspiration from the late Jean-Michel Basquiat, Ogwang has embarked on a new artistic journey, creating paintings that provoke and challenge conventional wisdom. Delving into topics such as war, conspiracy theories, and the mysteries of the cosmos, he dares viewers to confront the ugly truths that lie beneath the surface of society.