Indira Cesarine

Founder & Curator of The Untitled Space in New York City

CURATORIAL STATEMENT: “For me, Daily Devotions reflects the transformative power of creative practice and the quiet rituals that shape an artist’s inner world. The works in the exhibition embody sincerity, vulnerability, and imagination, reminding us that art is not only an act of expression, but also one of persistence, reflection, and devotion.”

Indira Cesarine is an artist and curator known for empowering exhibitions and activism through both her artwork and curatorial vision. Since founding The Untitled Space in 2015, she has curated over 55 exhibitions featuring more than 550 artists, creating a platform that amplifies underrepresented voices and fosters cultural dialogue through contemporary art. Her curatorial work has been featured internationally in publications including Vogue, Forbes, Newsweek, CNN, and New York Magazine. Cesarine is also the founder and editor-in-chief of The Untitled Magazine and founder of Art4Equality, a nonprofit supporting equality in the arts.

Ekaterina Popova

Founder of Create! Magazine and Host of Art & Cocktails Podcast

CURATORIAL STATEMENT: “Each artist in this collection brings a distinct vision and voice, approaching their subject with genuine skill and intention. In making my selections, I looked for the work that most fully combined technical craft with a compelling inner narrative, the image that felt most wholly and uniquely theirs..”

Ekaterina Popova is the founder of Create! Magazine and The Art Queens community, and the host of the Art & Cocktails podcast. Working out of 1241 Carpenter Street Studios in Philadelphia, she co-authored The Complete Smartist Guide and The Creative Business Handbook, helping artists create sustainable, successful art careers with clarity and confidence.

Jessica Libor

Director of Era Contemporary in Philadelphia

CURATORIAL STATEMENT: "As I curated Daily Devotions, I thought of how art has the effect of centering the artist psychologically, creating a framework for their experiences that emanates through the work.  These works speak to the interior lives of the artist who made them, and through the devotion required by each piece we see a window into the mind and psyche of the artist."

Jessica Libor combines her passion for storytelling and feminine mythologies with a keen curatorial eye—she launched Era Contemporary in 2016 and has since produced critically acclaimed, multi-artist exhibitions in NYC and Philadelphia. In our exclusive session, Jessica will offer personalized critiques on your work and put you directly on her radar for future gallery shows she curates—making this your chance to shine through one-on-one feedback from an award-winning art professional!

Victoria J. Fry

Curator and Founder of the Visionary Art Collective, Editor of New Visionary Magazine and Owner of Warnes Contemporary Gallery, NYC

CURATORIAL STATEMENT: “As I reviewed submissions for the Visionary Artist Master Program, I was struck by a quiet sense of hope woven through each piece—a gentle yet powerful thread connecting portraiture, landscape, and abstraction. Together, these works evoke a feeling that is both ethereal and grounded, offering glimpses into inner worlds shaped by resilience and imagination.”

Victoria J. Fry is a New York City-based artist whose work explores the relationship between perception, memory, color, and experience through contemporary landscape painting and drawing. She holds an MAT from Maine College of Art & Design (2014) and a BFA from the School of Visual Arts (2012). In addition to her artistic practice, Fry is the Curator and Founder of the Visionary Art Collective, Editor of New Visionary Magazine, and Owner of Warnes Contemporary Gallery in NYC.