Nikki Nita Ramírez is an art advisor, gallerist, and curator based between New York and London. Ramírez is the co-founder and co-director of Danuser & Ramírez, a contemporary art gallery based in London championing emerging artists with underrepresented voices. Ramírez holds a Masters Degree in Curating Contemporary Art from The Royal College of Art.

Her previous positions have been at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, The Peggy Guggenheim Collection, and most recently, The Studio Museum in Harlem. Her bachelor’s degree being in Art History and Conservation in Florence, Italy opened a new way of looking at curation in a transhistorical approach. Ramírez’s practice is based on bridging the gap between the ancient antiquities of the Baroque and the contemporary art scene today.

Phokeng Setai is a cultural scholar and independent curator. He recently completed his doctoral dissertation at the University of the Western Cape (South Africa), conducting his research through the Centre for Humanities Research (CHR) and Anthropology Department. Setai’s research focuses on African and African diasporic artistic modes of knowledge production, with a specific emphasis on curatorial practice as an expanded field of intellectual inquiry and creative expression. He is an alumnus of RAW Material Company and Independent Curators’ International (ICI). Previously, Setai worked as a researcher at Zeitz MOCAA, served as a curator at Norval Foundation, and held a board position at the Association of the Visual Arts in Cape Town, South Africa. Setai is also the co-founder and co-curator of Exhibition Match, an ongoing artistic project and socio-cultural intervention aimed at fostering collaboration, communal engagement, community-building, and play within the art world.

Kaushal Sapre is an artist/curator based in Delhi. His work has to do with rethinking the self and the social in everyday technics. He develops web servers, manages an internet radio station, writes software, teaches at a university, stages images, organises gatherings, makes and performs with experimental sound instruments. Previous appearances include Watermans Art Center, London (2023); Kunsthalle Bern (2023); Hangzhou Triennale for Fiber Art (2022); Rockbund Art Museum,Shanghai (2022), Five Million Incidents, Delhi (2020)