Master of motion graphics in the 3rd dimension.
greg@asrlab.org

John Austin's music includes works for orchestra, solo piano, chorus and various chamber ensembles and had been performed widely in Chicago and elsewhere, including the Tanglewood, Aspen and Door County, Wisconsin, festivals. Recent works include Journeys, a setting of seven American poems for alto saxphone, chamber chorus, speakers, percussion, celesta and piano, and Preludes, for solo bassoon and brass septet. Austin studied composition with Roy Harris, Robert Lombardo at Roosevelt University (M.M., 1973) and Ralph Shapey at the University of Chicago (Ph.D. 1981). Inquiries: John Austin, 2801 Girard Ave., Evanston, IL 60201.

Bradley Bailey is a doctoral candidate at Case Western Reserve University. In 2002, Bradley will be teaching a class on postmodern art at Cleveland State University, in addition to being an adjunct professor at Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio.
bxb49@po.cwru.edu

Robert Myrrden Barnes was born in 1934 and became an acclaimed flyweight boxer in Chicago before the age of seventeen. Neither an abstract nor a realist painter, from early on he was inspired by writers like James Joyce. Mafia-affiliations in NY in the 1950's; acquaintance with a number of Surrealists, incl. Duchamp, Matta, and Max Ernst. Studying and showing his art in the US and Europe (mostly London and Paris, later Umbria, Italy), he accepted a professor position at Indiana University, Bloomington, in 1964. Recently settled in Maine and elected member of the Academy of Design, he continues to have sold-out shows in both New York and Chicago.

A native of Los Angeles, California, Sanford Biggers has been a resident of New York since 1999. He has been widely exhibiting his work internationally over the last few years while reviews of his art have been featured in numerous art magazines and newspapers. An accomplished musician, Mr. Biggers often incorporates performative elements into his sculptures. Biggers has won several awards including a Rema Hort Mann Foundation Award Grant; a James Nelson Raymond Fellowship from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council World Views Artist In Residence program in 2001; PS 1 National Studio Program, the Studio Museum in Harlem Artist in Residence (AIR) program in 2000. Exhibitions in New York included "Freestyle," curated by Thelma Golden at the Studio Museum in Harlem. This year, Biggers will be presented in the 2002 Whitney Biennial and have two solo exhibitions in California and Texas. He will also participate in a two month residency at the Trafo Gallery in Budapest, Hungary. Biggers currently is the instructional coordinator of the Saturday Outreach program at Cooper Union.
noshun@hotmail.com

Ya-Ling Chen is managing editor of Tout-Fait, and researcher at the Art Science Research Laboratory in New York City. She used to serve as executive editor and writer for Life magazine, a quarter-annual publication focusing on art, architecture, and social concerns in Taiwan. She has MA in Art History from Queens College of the City University of New York, and is currently working on her doctoral study in Art and Art Education at the Teachers College, Columbia University.
yaling@asrlab.org

Mr. Gamburg has performed with the Florida Orchestra, the Atlanta Symphony and Chicago's Lyric Opera and is currently a member of the Colorado Symphony and the Chicago's Grant Park Orchestra.

Stephen Jay Gould is the Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology and Professor of Geology at Harvard University and Curator for Invertebrate Paleontology at the university's Museum of Comparative Zoology. He also serves as the Vincent Astor Visiting Professor of Biology at New York University. He is the Co-director and founder of Art Science Research Laboratory, New York City.
steve@asrlab.org

Glenn Harvey has earned a BA (Hons) in Fine Art, an MA in Fine Art, and an MA in the History of Modern Art and Theory. (He has exhibited, but finds such exercises a bit hammy). He considers himself an amateur breather + train traveler, artist. He is presently living on the fringes of England's Constable. He works for a living in London as a railway stations manager (to avoid the art scene as much as possible though not through distaste). He has aspirations to do nothing but read and do things vaguely related to what might be called art - (A proposal for a PhD on Duchamp at the University of Essex is, like the trains, is being delayed).

mistleyswan@aol.com

Timothy Phillips received a general education from Upper Canada College and the University of Toronto, Canada. He received his art education at the Slade School (University of London), the Byam Sha School (London), the Grande Chaumière (Paris), and the Academy Simi (Florence). He has studied under Salvador Dali, Pietro Annigoni and Augustus John. He has had showings in London, Paris and New York; collections in Spain, Germany, the UK, the US and Canada; and commissions from the Commissioner of Mauritius (to the Republic of South Africa), the late Maxime Series, and numerous clients in Canada and the UK.