Arta Jēkabsone is a Latvian vocalist and composer whose warm tone and inventive spirit have earned her a place among today’s leading jazz voices. She has been recognized with top honors at international competitions, including the Montreux Shure Jazz Voice Competition, and she added a third-place finish at the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Voice Competition to her growing list of achievements.

Oskar Stenmark is a Swedish trumpet and flugelhorn player hailed for merging centuries-old folk melodies with the pulse of contemporary jazz.

Michaela Lind is an award-winning Swedish performer, filmmaker, and theater-maker recognized for her experimental approach to storytelling. Based in Brooklyn, she is the co-founder of ARA Theater & Media, a multidisciplinary theater and production company. 

Kristin Jacobsen is a visual storyteller who captures the essence of Nordic nature and identity through her art.

Lithuanian actor Arnas Fedaravičius is making waves in Hollywood with his latest role as Valentin in HBO’s hit anthology series The White Lotus Season 3.

Immersive Earth Day Showcase by the Nordic Artists of New York Organization Highlights Nordic & Baltic Creativity in New York City

Sari Hurme-Mehtälä is a Finnish painter who draws viewers into tranquil, nature-inspired landscapes through her abstract art.

Ingeborg Kolstad is a Norwegian dancer and choreographer recognized for her artistic blend of Norwegian folklore and contemporary dance. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Marymount Manhattan College and has already showcased her work at important venues, including the Alvin Ailey Citigroup Theater and The Tank Theater.

The Swedish Multidisciplinary Artist Brings Decades of Stage, Screen, and Cultural Advocacy to NANY’s Mission

The NIFF Co-Founder and Multidisciplinary Artist Merges Film, Poetry, and Sustainability in NANY’s Vision

Elke-Liisa Lõhmus is a cultural architect. The Estonian-born musician, entrepreneur, and event curator, now a driving force in New York City's cultural landscape, seamlessly blends her Baltic heritage with a global perspective.

When Simona Smirnova plays the kanklės, she doesn't just create music; she conjures a world. The Lithuanian-born vocalist, composer, and instrumentalist, now a vibrant force in New York City's music scene, is a global ambassador for her nation's traditional instrument.