Robert Bowen

Robert Bowen is an exhibiting fine-artist working with photography, computer graphics, and video.  He has been on the faculty at the School of Visual Arts in New York in the MFA Photography, Video and Related Media Department since 1989. His work has been featured in many exhibitions, books and publications.  Recently one of his art projects was published in Cabinet Magazine, A Quarterly of Art and Culture.  He also recently had a solo exhibition at MF Adams Gallery in Brooklyn and he also participated in a group exhibition at Haim-Chanin Gallery in Manhattan.

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Chloe Atkins

Chloe Atkins was born in Reno, Nevada, and raised in Quincy, California, a small mountain town in the Northern Sierras. She began earnestly photographing in 1977. Her work has been exhibited extensively in United States, and is in several important collections. Chloe's photographs have been published worldwide, including a book, "Atkins: Girls' Night Out," St. Martin's Press, 1998. Currently she lives just east of San Francisco, California with her Domestic Partner.

www.chloeatkins.com

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chloe@sbcglobal.net

H. Jennings Sheffield

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Gerrell Crichton

As an artist, I use photographic and digital mediums for both gallery exhibition and community-based collaboration. Most recently, my working process has involved domestic experiments that I call “little disasters.” The resulting images are abstract reflections of larger disasters that are sometimes difficult to grasp; through experiments in my kitchen, I seek relationship and metaphor for events and conditions in the world that are more often represented by documentary realism.

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Daniel Kariko

Daniel Kariko was born in 1976 in Novi Sad, Yugoslavia, now Northern Serbia. He moved to United States in November of 1994 and finished his high school education in Southern Louisiana.
After high school Daniel enrolled in engineering program at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana. He soon switched his interest to art photography, and graduated four years later with Bachelor of Arts degree.
In 1999 Daniel was accepted to Masters of Fine Arts program at Arizona State University in Phoenix, Arizona. He was awarded Arizona-Austria Travel Grant, and spent a month as a guest of the Land of Salzburg, in summer of 2001.
Since 2002 Daniel is teaching photography and digital art at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL

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Christoph Gielen

Christoph Gielen was born in Germany in 1967 and immigrated to the United States as a student in 1982. He received a BFA in Photography from Parsons School of Design in New York (1992), where Lillian Bassman was his mentor.

He has had two solo exhibitions overseas, one at Yamamoto Art in Japan in 2002, the other at Herbert Wachtel in Germany in 2004. His highway clusters entitled “Conversions” were part of the Exit Art 2005 biennial show “Traffic”, in New York. Gielen’s work is in the Arnaud Adida collection, and his artist’s book, Closeness, was published in 1999. His limited edition portfolio of air traffic pictures entitled Among the Competitors, was excerpted in Cabinet magazine in 2003.

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cgielen@juno.com

Mark Adams

Mark Adams is a photographic artist who was born in Birmingham, England in 1971. His interest in photography began at high school and developed throughout his art school education, which included a broad study of the visual arts in subjects including Graphic Design, Illustration and Moving Image. He achieved a Masters degree at the Royal College of Art in 2001, where he studied under professors Russell Mills, Andrzej Klimowski and David Cross.

Mark Adams worked while studying, as a professional photographer in the publishing industry, producing book cover photographs for contemporary writers such as Paul Auster and William Trevor. Since moving to California in 2002, the focus of his photography has moved towards color landscape and street photography influenced by the work of the New Topographic Landscape photographers such as Paul Graham, Robert Adams and Frank Gohlke. His work explores man-altered landscapes that examine the contradictions between erosion and an optimistic American view of progress. His subjects include new housing developments, expired industrial sites and small towns on the periphery of urban sprawl. People are often absent from these locations, yet the photographs reveal the effects of mans intervention.

Mark Adams has exhibited in the United States and England, participating in group shows at the Contemporary Artists Center, Massachusetts and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, amongst others. He has published in contemporary photography magazines and received the Chris Garnham Award for Photography from the Royal College of Art. More recently he received an honorable mention at the International Photography Awards.

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Sheri Lynn Behr

Born in New York City, Sheri Lynn Behr is best known for her classic rock and roll images. These photographs have appeared in many well-known music publications and are now also exhibited and purchased as fine art photographs. She transitioned from shooting performers on assignment to personal work, which sent her on a journey that has included at times documentation, interpretation and/or transformation of images.  These explorations have led to a merging of photographic and digital technology. She has studied photography at The New School, SVA and ICP, and her instructors have included Benedict J. Fernandez and Lauren Greenfield.

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Juan Carlos Castro

Juan is an adjunct instructor at the Maryland Institute College of Art (Baltimore,
Maryland), Department Chair at Towson High School (Towson, Maryland), adjunct
faculty at Johns Hopkins University, and is a contributing Photography Editor for Urban Climber Magazine. During the summers Juan has taught photography workshops in Ireland, his latest being at Camera Tree Photography studios in Galway, Ireland. His work has been featured in many national and international publications. And his photography has been exhibited in many venues around the world. In 1996 his work and testimony were used in the passing of the State of Maryland’s Smart Growth and Rural Legacy legislation. Currently he lectures on the teaching of photography at all levels of cognitive development and has been recognized with a U.S. Department of Education, Presidential Scholars Teacher Recognition Award twice in the past three years. Juan is also a National Board Certified Teacher in Early Adolescence to Young Adult Art.

www.juancarloscastro.com

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juan@juancarloscastro.com