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Zoe's work has appeard in the Whitney Biennial (2006); routinely under the underpass of I-95 in Philadephia; and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia.
Her first solo show at the Bruce Silverstein gallery in NYC opens May 19th, 2007

Todd has recently exhibited at the Pingyao International Photo Festival, Pingyao, China, an at the Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis. He has received a Walker Art Center Purchase Award and was awarded/McKnight Foundation Photography Fellowship.

Michael has recieved grants from the Maryland Arts Council and Poloroid. Recieved awards from Graphis; American Photography; and Print Magazine. His book 'Beautiful Ecstasy ' was published by J+L books in 2003.

Jack Edinger has been documenting professional wrestlers and wrestling culture across the midwest for the past 3 years.

Shawnee received a MFA in Printmedia from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she was a trustee scholar. When not designing robots or photographs, Shawnee is a professional poker player who won 2nd place in the 2006 World Series of Poker.

Bill is a painter, writer and most recently a surreptitious photographer whose portraits of unsuspecting New Yorkers has stirred a avalanche of web postings and enthusiasm. He received a 2004 Aaron Siskind Fellowship.

Jason is a photographic dynamo who has had a solo show at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; shown at Bucket Rider Gallery; the Silverstein Gallery, NY; the Hong Kong IFIA and the Thomas McCormick Gallery.

	Zoe Strauss (Philadelphia, PA)		Todd Deutsch (Minneapolis, MN)
	Zoe's work has appeard in the Whitney Biennial (2006); routinely under the underpass of I-95 in Philadephia; and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia. Her first solo show at the Bruce Silverstein gallery in NYC opens May 19th, 2007		Todd has recently exhibited at the Pingyao International Photo Festival, Pingyao, China, an at the Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis. He has received a Walker Art Center Purchase Award and was awarded/McKnight Foundation Photography Fellowship.
	Amy Stein (New York, NY)		Michael Northrup (Baltimore,MD)
	Amy recently exhibited at the Paul Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles; the AIPAD show in NY; the Randall Scott Gallery in Washington, DC; and the Interational Center of Photography.		Michael has recieved grants from the Maryland Arts Council and Poloroid. Recieved awards from Graphis; American Photography; and Print Magazine. His book 'Beautiful Ecstasy ' was published by J+L books in 2003.
	Jack Edinger (Chicago, IL)		Shawnee Barton (Chicago, IL)
	Jack Edinger has been documenting professional wrestlers and wrestling culture across the midwest for the past 3 years.		Shawnee received a MFA in Printmedia from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she was a trustee scholar. When not designing robots or photographs, Shawnee is a professional poker player who won 2nd place in the 2006 World Series of Poker.
	Bill Sullivan (New York, NY)		Mary Farmilant (Chicago, IL)
	Bill is a painter, writer and most recently a surreptitious photographer whose portraits of unsuspecting New Yorkers has stirred a avalanche of web postings and enthusiasm. He received a 2004 Aaron Siskind Fellowship.		Mary recieved a Illinois Arts Council Award in 2007, exhiibited at the Vermont Center for Photography; the Bridge Art Fair; the Griffin Museum of Photography. Her studies of the decaying medical industry through photographs of discarded facilities has taken her across the midwest to the UK.
	Jason Lazarus (Chicago, IL)		Julian Montague (Buffalo, NY)
	Jason is a photographic dynamo who has had a solo show at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; shown at Bucket Rider Gallery; the Silverstein Gallery, NY; the Hong Kong IFIA and the Thomas McCormick Gallery.		Julian's book The Stray Shopping Cart of Eastern North America was recently awarded a Bookseller/Diagram Prize. He's exhibited at the Black and White Gallery, NY; the Spaces Gallery in Cleveland, OH; and had his work featured in the NY Times; Artnews and Artnet.