Professor Zhang Kunlun is one of contemporary China's most accomplished sculptors. He graduated from the Sculpture Department of the China Academy of Art, and specializes in sculpture, oil painting, and Chinese painting. He founded the Sculpture Department of the Shandong University of the Arts, and later became the Executive Director of the Sculpture Research Institute. Professor Zhang has received many art awards, and many of his monuments are found in China, United States, and Canada. His paintings and sculptures have been exhibited in many countries. He and his works appear in Who's Who in the World, The Encyclopedia of Outstanding Chinese, and Collected Works of the World's Sculpture, among many other publications.

Chen Xiaoping is an accomplished painter born in China, who now resides in Canada. She learned traditional Chinese calligraphy and landscape painting at an early age and later studied oil painting. Chen is the recipient of numerous awards at the provincial and national level.

Chen studied watercolor and ceramics at the University of Mariana in 1997, and had her work featured in several private exhibits. Her work has also been chosen for reproduction in a variety of media, including art calendars, book illustrations, and book covers, among others. In 1998, she was named an "Outstanding Artist" by the governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. She was the former arts director of the Community Arts Council in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.

Kathleen Gillis is an artist and art teacher with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Ottawa. She had participated in numerous shows in public galleries, commercial galleries, and alternative spaces in Canada and abroad. She has received grants and awards at the regional, provincial, and national levels. Her works are part of collections found in the Canada Council Art Bank, the City of Ottawa, Carleton University, and the University of Ottawa. Her solo exhibits have been primarily installations, land art, and large-scale paintings.

Wang Weixing is a graduate of the San Francisco Academy of Art College. From realism to expressionism, she tried a variety of materials and forms of expression in her journey to seek the true meaning of art. Through the practice of Falun Gong, she found her path to return to her true self and discovered perfect artistic form and expression.

Her works have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in many places in China and United Stated. In 2002, Wang held her third solo exhibition at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center titled Searching in the Maze.

Li Yuan was born in China's Shandong Province. Since 1993, he has lived in Tokyo, Japan. He began the study of art at age 9 under a professor of oil painting from the Shandong Academy of Art in China. He studied classical painting techniques but he was also keen on modern forms of expression. Through the practice of Falun Gong, he renewed his inspiration of classical painting style. His exquisite depiction of subject matter is further enhanced as he learns to enter into a state of tranquility in Falun Gong mediation.

He has participated in many solo and group exhibits in China, Japan, and Italy, and has received numerous awards. In 1996, he was listed in The Comprehensive Almanac of Accomplishments of Chinese International Artists.

Dong Xiqiang is a former professor and resident artist at the Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts as well as an artist at the Central Institute of Fine Art in China. Mr. Dong is the recipient of numerous awards. In 1993, his work was displayed at China's prestigious National Arts Gallery, where it won the highest honor in the International Youth Art Exhibit. In 2004, his work won the top award in the Los Angeles Artist Association exhibit.