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Administrator OFFLINE	Administrator The adminstrator used to be a person but slowly over the course of several years he became absorbed by his network tasks. Now he exists virtually. One might say he has tele-presence. Pay no attention to that miniature man embedded in your PDA!
Leesa and Nicole Abahuni OFFLINE	Leesa and Nicole Abahuni Leesa and Nicole Abahuni are artists and twins based in New York who collaborate on the investigations of the senses through multimedia installations and performance. They have exhibited nationally,and internationally, recent exhibitions include the 6th International Arts Biennial of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates; ICA, London; Redux Projects, London; Gallery Mouri, Tokyo; HalfMachine Festival, Copenhagen; Eyebeam, NYC; Siggraph, Los Angeles; Location One Gallery, NYC, D.U.M.B.O. Arts Festival, Brooklyn; DAC, Brooklyn.
Lee Wells OFFLINE	Lee Wells Lee Wells is an artist, exhibition organizer and consultant currently living and working New York. His artwork primarily questions systems of power and control and has been exhibited internationally for over 10 years, including the 51 st La Biennale Di Venezia, Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinatti, the Museo d'arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto and the PS1 Contemporary Art Center. He is a co-founder and director of IFAC-arts, www.ifac-arts.org , an alternative exhibition and installation program for artists and curators. He is co-founder of [PAM] the Perpetual Art Machine. www.perpetualartmachine.com. His projects and exhibitions have been written about by various national and international art and news publications to include: The New York Times, Art Newspaper, The Washington Post, Art in America, and Art Net.
Chris Borkowski OFFLINE	Chris Borkowski Chris Borkowksi is a media maker from Buffalo, NY that is now living and working in New York City. He has worked professionally as video editor, network administrator, media arts center Technical Director, and University instructor in digital arts. He has shown work internationally at various galleries and media festivals and has also performed a number of real-time audio and video pieces. He like sunsets and long walks in the park, the shape of pixels, social climbers, hackers, misfits and charlatans. His favorite colors are RGB and finds name dropping and writing his own bio the biggest turn off.
Bruno Baterelo OFFLINE	Bruno Baterelo Bruno is the Sysadmin. He lives in Split, Croatia.
Edita Zulic OFFLINE	Edita Zulic Edita Zulic is a linguist and an event producer, working in a diplomatic community. Her main interest are events with a focus on reconciliation between diverse cultures and raising awareness of issues that underdeveloped communities are faced with. Since 2002 she has been affiliated with Nsumi art collective, and together with Nsumi she joined Artists Meeting in 2006. She is one of the founders and organizers of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian Film Festival in New York, and serves on a Board of Directors of Doors Art Foundation, a non-profit organization promoting Croatian artists. She has lent her voice to a Bosnian radio show on WNYE 91.5FM, and has worked on a number of film festivals in New York.
G.H. Hovagimyan OFFLINE	G.H. Hovagimyan G.H. Hovagimyan is an experimental artist working in a variety of forms. He was one of the first artists in New York to start working with the Internet in the early nineties. His work ranges from new media and hypertext works to digital performance art, video art, photography and multi-media installations. His works have been exhibited at , MoMA, Mass MoCA, The Whitney Museum, The Walker Art Center, Jeu De Paume, MAC Marseille, MAC Lyon, Pompidou Center, Lincoln Center, ICA The Clocktower, The Kitchen, The Alternative Museum, Eyebeam Art & Technology Center, List Visual Arts Center, La Gaite Du Lyrique, Stuttgart Kunstverein, Steim Institute, the Moscow Center for Contemporary Art, Postmasters Gallery, Pace Digital Gallery and Sara Tecchia Gallery
Daniel Blochwitz OFFLINE	Daniel Blochwitz Daniel Blochwitz was born 1973 in — what was then — East Germany, came to the US in 1995, where he received a BFA (1999) and MFA (2003) degree in photography, before attending the Whitney Independent Study Program in New York (2003-04). He has shown widely in the US and internationally, above all with Martha Rosler and the FLEAS Collective at the 2003 Venice Biennial. His latest solo exhibtion, "mixed messages", took place at Safe-T-Gallery in Brooklyn, NY in November 2007.
Jerome Joy OFFLINE	Jerome Joy Jerome Joy is french composer and improviser. Experimentations and research in live systems, concerts and performances: instrumental, electronics, programmings and on-line systems. Involved in various collective and networked projects since 1995, he's continuously working on 'extended music': live music, live radiophony, live cinema, performances
Eliza Fernbach OFFLINE	Eliza Fernbach Eliza Fernbach lives and works in Hoboken, NJ and Merigomish, Nova Scotia.ï¿½ She specializes in cinema/installation art and collaborative projects. Currently she is in production on "Rumour Becomes Line", a short film inspired by the poem "!" -written by the Canadian poet Anne Simpson. She has worked with Buck Henry, ("The New Yorker") and recently appeared in Zoe Beloff's film "Charming Augustine". In 2006-7 Eliza was the founding artist-in-residence at Bloomfield College, NJ where she completed the installation "Amaze Labyrinth". The work was a culmination of experiments initiated at the Atlantic Centre for the Arts in New Smyrna Florida.ï¿½ She was the first film director to implement the PAWSTM camera array-(the effect seen in "the Matrix" films) in her short film "Time Suspended". Her one woman show "A Quest for Man" toured Fringe festivals internationally and she continues to draw on her Classical theatre training at the Royal National Theatre in London in her collaborative art andï¿½ cinema work.ï¿½ Eliza is a member of The Actor's Equity Association, The College Art Association and the Merigomish Equestrian team.
nsumi group OFFLINE	nsumi group Nsumi is an art collective based in New York City and San Francisco. As individuals, Nsumi members work in science, architecture, landscape design, diplomacy, education, and art. As a group we make art, produce exhibitions and operate an experimental consulting agency. The larger idea of Nsumi Consulting is the exploration of the creative capacity of social nets, and their power to grow, flourish and reproduce. We seek to find and nurture new models of social net patterns – ones in which a small “push" from an artist intervening as an "invisible hand" results in a viral or cathartic, self-perpetuating and regenerative influence. Our work has appeared in numerous group exhibitions including shows at the Queens Museum of Art, the Philadelphia ICA, and Deitch Projects gallery in NYC. In 2006 Nsumi presented “Collective Incubator” with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and in 2007 we will present “Art School Research lounge,” also with LMCC. In 2004 Nsumi members produced "Art, Circuitry, and Ecology", an academic conference at the City University of New York Graduate Center.
Lara Star Martini OFFLINE	Lara Star Martini Lara Star Martini is a 25 year old hyper personal self-portrait artist who reigns supreme in the laundering-her-dirty-panties-in-public genre, or so she likes to think. Her work stretches from the ultra banal to the oversexed, in performance, video, installation, and painting, but always revolving around the classic question “Who am i?” She has shown/performed at the James Cohan Gallery, Tribes Gallery, and the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.
Raphaele Shirley OFFLINE	Raphaele Shirley Raphaele Shirley lives and works in New York City. She makes multi-media art and has been a co-founder of projects such as [Perpetual Art Machine],the interactive installation and online community, the New York International Fringe Festival, the largest theater festival in the US and the experimental club "Show World Art Center" set in a former adult entertainment center in Times Square. She worked from 1997-2002 with Nam June Paik in the development of his laser sculptures. Her multi media sculptures and installations are shown nationally and internationally. http://www.raphaeleshirley.com
Alan Moore OFFLINE	Alan Moore Alan W. Moore Visiting Assistant Professor – Critical Theory & Contemporary Art Ph.D., City University of New York, 2000 (813) 974-9252 amoore [at] arts.usf.edu & awm13579 [at] gmail.com I was a member of these groups in New York: Collaborative Projects, aka Colab, and ABC No Rio. I manage the MWF Video Club archive.
Thomas Hutchison OFFLINE	Thomas Hutchison Thomas Hutchison is a multi-media artist/air hockey champion living and working in New York. Since his graduation from the University of Florida's Electronic Intermedia MFA program in 2004 he has participated in a number of shows including: Dumbo Arts Festival, Flux Factory's Secret Clubhouse Project, Inter-Society of Electronic Arts(ISEA)2007 SanJose Museum of Art, Festa di Cane Bastardo Timberspace, Los Angles, and YMI at Dead End Gallery, Brooklyn.
Christina McPhee OFFLINE	Christina McPhee Christina McPhee is an artist in video, photomontage, drawing; born in LA she lives in the central coast of California, just now starting a lectureship at UCSanta Cruz department of film and digital media; is a moderator for the -empyre- list and was a participating editor in the documenta 12 magazine project in 2007...current projects include an installation 22 screens/3channels at Thresholds Artspace Perth Scotland, thanks to Illiyana Nedkova (curator)... and next screening is in LA on January 27 with LA Film Forum at the Egyptian Theatre (Hollywood), in "First Sight Scene"-- showing the experimental video "Carrizoprime" (2006). After that, the Bucharest Biennial in June 2008, project on mapping, curated with Felix Vogel and Jan-Erik Lindstrom. She just finished a new photomontage project, Salton Station, on the geothermal development and the border patrols in the Imperial Valley of California.
Bethany Fancher OFFLINE	Bethany Fancher Depression, hopefulness, disappointment, protective layers, attraction/repulsion, media loops, emptiness, connection to the animal world, gravity of lumpen life in a grid, and intergalactic transcendent love seem to be reoccurring themes in Bethany Fancher’s work. She uses formalist values and clobbers it with emotional baggage yet somehow wants to hang on to idealism and see a new world.ï¿½ï¿½
Maria Joao Salema OFFLINE	Maria Joao Salema Maria Joao Salema, painter. Born in Mozambique, lived and studied in Lisbon, lives and works in Brooklyn, NY since 2002 . Represented by Modulo Gallery, Lisbon and IFAC New York. www.bluebeauty.org
Olga Lysenko OFFLINE	Olga Lysenko Olga Lysenko is a Ukrainian-born cross-disciplinary artist living and working in New York. A painter by trade, she is currently working in the fields of installation art and interior design: By day, she creates environments for upscale residences and showrooms. By night, she frankensteins art production machines and executes events, installations and exhibits. Olga's work has included projects such as El Museo Del Barrio, The Dreamland Gala, a product development project for LG Electronics and the Jazz-Age Lawn Party. Through Artists' Meeting, she has developed an interest in video installation art.
Jon Handel OFFLINE	Jon Handel Jon Handel is an artist residing in New York City. His love for art began with the need to fill a high school elective class, an old Pentax K1000 and a few inspiring words from his mom. Jon works predominantly in photography, sculpture, collage, abstract painting, conceptual art and graphic design. He draws inspiration from city life, reading, creative people, "twisted" films and travel. His photography derives from three simple words: Shoot, shoot, shoot. All of his photographs have been shot in Digital C format and taken in various cities in both the United States and Europe. This work focuses on New York City (its neighborhoods and inhabitants), lines/angles, vivid colors, decay and human obscurity. His work has been featured in Vice Magazine, Cool'eh Magazine, New York Press, Day in the Lyfe Magazine, Gawker.com, The National Museum of Mexican Art (Chicago, IL), Pulse Art Fair (Miami, FL), C.C.C.P. Gallery (Brooklyn, NY), C'Fizz (Brooklyn, NY), Crest Art Show (Brooklyn, NY), Eastern District (Brooklyn, NY), Little Field (Brooklyn, NY), NURTUREart (Brooklyn, NY), 14th Street Y (NY, NY) and Grape & Grain (NY, NY). Jon is open to interesting art-related projects and collaborations. You can reach him at gusto(at)gustoNY.com.
Mayuko Nakatsuka OFFLINE	Mayuko Nakatsuka
Jaime Jackson OFFLINE	Jaime Jackson
Patrick Lichty OFFLINE	Patrick Lichty
Sally Payen OFFLINE	Sally Payen I make paintings, drawings, painted animations, work collaboratively, curate. I write essays sometimes, work in the public realm, teach. I exhibit in the UK and internationally. I have a MA (RCA) and PhD. At the moment I am interested in making work about protest and scenes of abandonment, I like this quote by Foucault "the moment of erosion, collapse, questioning or problematisation of the very assumptions of the setting within which a drama may take place - occasioning the chance or possibility of another setting".
Andrew Erdos OFFLINE	Andrew Erdos
James Andrews OFFLINE	James Andrews