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Matt Hoyle is a professional commercial and artistic photographer working internationally for magazines and ad agencies. Matt's work has been featured on many publications including Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, NY Magazine, LA Times, Times UK, Wired, FHM, Maxim etc... His work is about characters and the stories behind them. He's releasing a book this year typical of his style and narrative entitled 'Encounters' on people who have seen ufo's, ghosts and monsters. Matt lives in NYC.
Deborah Valoma is a fine artist working in the medium of fiber. Whether using digital weaving technology or age-old hand construction techniques, her work is consistently sculptural in nature. Valoma’s work has been exhibited at the de Young Museum, San Francisco; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; and the Textile Museum, Washington, DC. She is currently associate professor and chair of the Textile Program at the California College of the Arts in Oakland, CA, where her special area of teaching and research is the history of textiles.
Daniel Cima is an award-winning photographer who has exhibited his work internationally in Argentina, Mexico, Armenia, Geneva, Switzerland, former Yugoslavia, Japan and several times in the US. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Mr. Cima moved to the Washington, DC area in 1978. He worked as a Senior Staff Photographer for the Red Cross for 18 years, photographing disasters throughout the world. His cross-cultural communication skills, honed through his extensive travels, have been essential to gain access to the subjects of his photography. His body of work reflects the social conditions in countries like Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Central Africa, Russia, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, Argentina, Afghanistan, Iraq, Cambodia, Philippines and the US. Daniel Cima works as a freelance photographer and is a founding member of Metro Collective (www.metrocollective.com). Mr. Cima's interest lies in people, social issues and the environment.
The Chicago based sculptor Bob Emser, is an internationally exhibited, with exhibits on 4 continents, 7 countries and 23 states in the U.S. His extensive body of work, dating back to 1978, can be seen in cities and municipalities, sculpture parks, museums and institutions of higher learning. During his 25+ year career he has served as a visiting artist and has taught at several universities, held a tenured professorship, and founded a not-for-profit art center that is still in existence. He has also served as the executive director of Chicago’s international sculpture exhibition, Pier Walk. Currently he is the president of Chicago Sculpture International, the local affiliate of International Sculpture Center, on whose Board of Directors he sits. Born in Illinois in 1954, at the height of the baby boom, Emser was influenced both by the era’s constant house construction and the emergence of the important of flight on his generation. Emser, who admits that the root of his work exists in the building of model planes as a child, has been described as an architectural sculptor. His use of structure and surface magnify the sculptures impact and strengthens its ability to command the space. In a recent review in Art In America (May 2006) his work is described as “complex” and “challenging” with “its own distinctive personality”. Emser concentrates his full time effort lecturing, writing and creating sculptures for public and private spaces.
Known for his monochromatic paintings of grids saturated in color, and lyrical paintings of vertical lines, the new intricately composed paintings of Pulse create a universe of both motion and emotion. Unpredictable twists and turns of bold lyrical ribbons pulsate with color and energy. The natural world and music have always impacted Moore’s inner world. The multi-layers of the paintings are as complex and intricate as a jazz improvisation. He earned his MFA degree in painting at Bard College, NY, and exhibits at Robert Steele Gallery in NYC, and Kidder Smith Gallery in Boston, MA