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She is a Czech artist whose work is close to social architecture. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague under Professor Vladimír Kokolia. She has been invited to create an independent project by IHME in Helsinki (2016), SFMOMA in San Francisco (2013-2014), Tate Modern in London (2011) and many others. She has published over thirty books and publications and her work has received numerous awards. She lectures about her work not only in schools, cultural centres and galleries, but also in villages and small towns, where she tries to bring her work to the widest possible audience, and thus to get them to become active themselves. Kateřina Šedá focuses her work on socially conceived events, often employing tens or hundreds of people who have nothing to do with art. Most of them take place right on the streets of cities. Experiments with interpersonal relationships aim to bring the participants out of stereotypes or social isolation.

He is the author of exhibitions, educational and socially engaged projects. He is an active promoter of contemporary visual art and founder of the international educational platform Do you have an artistic gut? (He was awarded the Magnesia Litera Prize for his publication Why Paintings Don't Need Titles (with J. Franta, 2014). He was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship in 2020.

Milan Houser has long been engaged in abstract painting intertwined with object work. His approach is characterized by an exploration of all the basic material components of a painting: the blindframe, the canvas, and the paint. However, his relationship to painting is "non-painterly": he has long used industrial materials and technologies. He continuously refines a relatively narrow range of selected formal practices, most recently specifically the use of dyed varnish, which he has specially produced. He creates in large non-narrative series, which he tries to encompass and exhaust all the formal procedures he follows, with the aim of a kind of repetitive or rather repeatable perfection. The central theme of his work is not only a fascination with selected physical properties of the material world, but also with the possibilities of seeing and perceiving it. He is the vice-rector of the Brno University of Technology.

She works as a cultural manager and art theorist. She founded the Artalk.cz server, which she ran for seven years, and currently contributes reviews to it.She also collaborates with the editors of Art+Antiques, Flash Art and Deník N. She worked for a long time at the Moravian Gallery in Brno, where she dealt with the topic of art mediation. In her position as deputy, she was in charge of the lecturing department, the marketing and communication department and the business department.