Cindy Besselaar - Macro Photography
Cindy Besselaar, mixed media artist and macro photographer, zooms in
on nature bringing color, layers and textures closer to the naked eye.
Whether as a traditionally printed photograph or mixed media collage,
Cindy hopes to bring new meaning and context to things rooted in the
earth. Her current work includes an Emergence Series, featuring still life on
the brink of clarity - offering an ethereal expression of contrast, color and form.
Cindy divides her time between focusing on her photography, as well as
acting as creative director of Studiopixe.

http://www.studiopixe.com/

Silvere Boureau - Painter

http://www.silvereboureau.com

Robert Cannon - Terraform Sculpture
TERRAFORM– v.t. (literally, "Earth-shaping") the process of deliberate modification of
the atmosphere, temperature, surface topography or ecology to be similar to those of
Earth to make it habitable by humans.

http://www.cannonsculpture.net/

Lily Downing Burke - Artist
This series of work has been created within the past year and half.  After taking a hiatus from making art for the past 20 years to pursue a career as an art dealer and raising twins, I decided to go back to work but in a diminutive scale and simplistic medium. This would allow me the time to finish a work, deal art and care for my family.  Relative to a series the large oils completed in the 1980’s, this imagery has similar emotion not scale.  The subject is initially taken from nature but twisted, shrunk, enlarged and recast in the final form.  To focus my concentration, I listen to one song with headphones over and over.  I usually find the song first and then the imagery falls into place.  Each work is six inches by three inches with colored pencil on arches watercolor paper.

http://www.ldburke.net/

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Chris Harford - Painter / Musician
CHRIS HARFORD sings, plays guitar and paints. He's been writing songs since the 1980s, releasing his major label debut "Be Headed" on Elektra Records in the early 90's. He released eight more records since then, the most recent being "Looking Out for Number 6" on Ween's label, Chocodog, in 2006. His band, The Band of Changes, is a revolving-door concept that features a loose consortium of over fifty musicians.

http://www.chrisharfordart.com

Will Kasso - Painter / Muralist
Born and raised in the inner city of TRENTON, NJ, KASSO grew up in a harsh and unforgiving environment. Surrounded by poverty and drugs, art was a creative outlet that manifested itself early on. From the age of 5, KASSO has been creating art. He was first noticed to graffiti art at the age of 7 when graffiti artist from North Jersey and New York were creating murals for local businesses in Trenton. At age 11, he watched the legendary battle between LA graffiti writers HEX and SLICK on television and that's when he realized what he wanted to.
Today KASSO is primary know for his unique portraits and vivid aerosol based murals. He is a pioneering force in the Trenton art scene. Along with THE VICIOUS STYLES CREW, S.A.G.E COLLECTIVE and the community arts non-profit organization, ALBUS CAVUS, KASSO continues to promote and produce graffiti inspired art throughout the city and tri-state area.

Rory Mahon - Sculpture / Photography
"Grew up in Queens, NYC. The Cooper Union, 1972-1976 Johnson Atelier Institute of Sculpture, 1976-2004. Operated my own Foundry (Volcano Sculpture Casting) 1991-1998. Recieved a couple of Art Fellowships from NJSCA. Since leaving the Atelier, I have pursued my teaching aspirations, at several area educational facilities, teaching grammer school, high school level, on up to adults. I have done Sculpture workshops, lectures, and demonstrations in many locations around this country, as well as Ireland, France, and Canada. I am producing new work all the time, and show new and older work regularly in area galleries, and similar venues. I live in Hopewell Township, New Jersey." [view full bio]

http://www.rorymahon.com

Eva Mantell - Artist
Eva holds a B.A. from The University of Pennsylvania and an M.F.A from The School of Visual Arts. Her work has been included in shows at The Brooklyn Museum of Art, P.S. 1, and branches of the Whitney Museum. She has been included in the Dumbo Art Fair in 2007; shown at The Jersey City Museum and The Hunterdon Museum of Art. Internationally, she has exhibited at the Istanbul Biennial, Foto Antwerpen in Belgium, and the Art and Idea Gallery in Mexico. Her work is in museum, university and private collections.

http://www.evamantell.com

Robin Resch - Photography
Robin Resch is a photographer and architect who lived and worked in Italy, France and the Netherlands for over ten years. She left Europe to pursue her Master’s in Architecture at Princeton University, which she combined with advanced photographic studies under the tutelage of Emmet Gowin. Her photographs have been published in a variety of art books and magazines, including the Witte de With Cahiers, the Rotterdams Dagblad, Victoria Magazine and the travel book A Romantic’s Guide to Italy. [view full bio]

http://homepage.mac.com/rreschstudio/flow/index.html

I Fat Shatzky - Artist
My work is about passion and sensuality, temptation and beauty but it is also about
explosion and control, intention and intuition, reason and spontaneity and the
balance between randomness and order. The surface will be a place where often
patterns as well as elusive marks will be playing an important roll.

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Tom Sheeran- Painter/Musician
Tom has over twenty years experience as a decorative painter and muralist.
His current concentrations are oil on canvas paintings and musical composition.

Contact: tom@jeniahjohnson.com

Regan Tuder - Painter

http://regantuder.blogspot.com/

Martha Vaughn - Photography

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Andrew Wilkinson - Sculpture

"My dual background in fine art and commercial art, specifically marketing and media communications, has lead me to develop a style that borrows from both popular culture and subcultures. Combined with an interest in Surrealism and Pop Art, my work explores the re-contextualization of ordinary objects, where a conscious choice of materials alters the perception and function of such quotidian objects. I typically draw inspiration from my childhood memories and notions of cultural displacement. In addition, much of my art communicates a social critique of mass consumption by exploiting the paradox of consumerism and the power of iconography."

http://www.arwilkinson.com