Jester is a working artist with a degree in Fine Arts and extensive experience curating and staging gallery shows and exhibitions. Their strengths include thematic curation, ethical representation, visual coherence across multi-artist installations, and audience-centered presentation. Jester supports selection, label/program text, and exhibition design to museum-adjacent standards.

Grant is a working artist with decades of exhibition experience, including early-career shows in New York City with the original cohort that evolved into the Leslie-Lohman Foundation (now Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art). He has staged multiple shows of a similar scope, lending practical know-how in layout, install standards, audience flow, and artist relations. Grant anchors curatorial execution with hands-on production leadership.

Eduardo is a working artist and former gallery owner currently engaged in an international portrait project. He previously staged one of the Northeast’s largest and best-attended annual erotic art exhibitions in Baltimore—an important inspiration for Unveiled Visions. Eduardo brings deep expertise in artist acquisition, content sensitivity, audience development, and professional standards for presenting alternative lifestyle and erotic art to the public.

Hunter O’Hanian has a long career creating art and supporting visual arts and LGBTQ+ studies. He has held significant positions, including Executive Director of the Stonewall National Museum and Archive and the College Art Association. He was also the founding Director of the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, and previously served as the Director of the Foundation for Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Additionally, he led two major artists’ residency programs, serving as President of Anderson Ranch Arts Center (Aspen, CO) and Director of the Fine Arts Work Center (Provincetown, MA).

He graduated from Boston College and obtained his law degree from Suffolk University.

The author of numerous articles and essays, along with Robert W. Richards, is the co-editor of Stroke: From Under the Mattress to Out in the Open (Bruno Gmunder, 2015). His latest project is Amos Badertscher: Images and Stories (Phaidon, 2025)

October 2024