Selection Committee

  • Donice Bloodworth

    Donice Bloodworth has been a professional artist for many years and received his BFA in Illustration from the Atlanta College of Art. A favorite teacher among all the students at Pace Academy, he began working there in 2001 and has taught all of the upper school painting and drawing classes since 2008. He has exhibited at Atlanta International School, Allie's Place in Union City, Gallery 100 at the Woodward Arts Center, and Art on 5 Gallery. His “Naturally” series has gained a tremendous following and demonstrates the beauty and diversity of natural hair.

    @dacre8iveone

  • Dina Woodruff

    Dina’s store, Peridot West, has been an art and decor beacon in Atlanta for thirty years. She has hosted many fundraisers for the arts over the years, including Art for Action, The High Museum Wine Auction, Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Garden of Eden Ball, The Atlanta Ballet Ball and Corps de Ballet Luncheon, and the American Craft Show. She has also lovingly restored the Illges Woodruff House in Columbus, GA to it’s historic beauty and a first class wedding and event location.

    @peridotwest @illgeshouse

  • Barrett Adair & Carter of Hellicity Meriman

    Barrett and Carter launched their take on Felicity Merriman, everyone’s favorite colonial American Girl Doll, in February of 2022. Since then, they have become 186,000 people’s favorite news source for everything from whether or not Harry Styles is bald to updates on the FBI search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home. The pair tackles all measure of current affairs with needle-sharp wit and sarcasm, and are the perfect addition to our committee to help us find artists capturing the new Roaring 20’s.

    @hellicity_merriman

  • Taylor Bickett

    Nashville based indie pop singer/songwriter Taylor Bickett is our last but certainly not last addition to the selection committee. Her new single “Quarter Life Crisis” is quite literally the theme song for our show and has already been streamed 120,000 times on Spotify. Her lyrics have inspired countless videos of people showing themselves at 16 and now at 28, and her spirit captures everything Quarter Life Crisis stands for.