MusQas is a New York-based street pop artist known for blending bold visuals with pop culture and urban energy. After leaving behind a career in commercial design, he now creates freely under the MusQas name—unfiltered, emotional, and impactful.

"As MusQas, I’m finally painting without limits. My work tells stories, sparks emotion, and brings life to walls, communities, and causes."

His pieces have appeared in galleries, public spaces, and charity projects, turning art into a force for connection and change.

Referring to her body of work as “graffiti glam,” Holly Suzanne Rader fuses vintage pin-up portraiture with expressive, graffiti-inspired gestures in vibrant, collaged paintings. Her colorful works recall Rosie-the-Riveter style propaganda posters and semi-erotic portraits of the women of Ziegfeld Follies. Rader’s coy subjects—adorned with neon paint swathes, appliqued crowns, and heroic slogans—engage tropes of femininity. They are at once coquettish and powerful, timeless and contemporary, commonplace and grandiose.