- Nicholas Economos People
Nicholas Economos is an artist and educator in rural Western New York whose practice includes interactive media, sound, video, animation and prints. He is Site Editor for Rhizome.org at The New Museum of Contemporary Art in NYC, edits the Rhizome web site and Rhizome Rare email list, and received an Individual Artist Project Grant from New York State Council on the Arts. He has exhibited at numerous venues, was a frequent artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York, and is a visiting professor in the Department of Expanded Media at Alfred University.
- Kurt Schultz People
Kurt Schultz holds a BFA and MFA from Northern Illinois University; he is presently Assistant Professor in the School of Art at NIU, specializing in Time Arts. He has exhibited at the Not Still Art Festival (Brooklyn), the International Festival of Electronic Art (Washington), the International Electroacoustic Music Conference (Havana) and at the Sichuan Conservatory of Music (China).
- Stephan Moore People
Stephan Moore is a composer, audio artist and sound designer based in Brooklyn and Troy, New York; he graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Western Michigan University and Interlochen Arts Academy. His practice focuses on collection and use of real-world sound, creation and perception of sonic environments and technological manifestations of improvisation and interactivity; he worked in the Experimental Television Center Residency Program and uses a large multi-channel array of hand-built hemispherical speakers in performances and installations. He performs as half of the electronic duo Evidence, has created custom music software and taught courses at Maryland Institute College of Art, Peabody Conservatory, Massachusetts College of Art, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Simon's Rock College of Bard; he is currently Sound Supervisor of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.
- John Phillips People
John Phillips is an intermedia artist whose selected performances and installations (1986–2005) include video projections, multimedia and sound/light environments; he frequently collaborated with sculptor Carolyn Healy and held residencies at the Experimental Television Center (Owego, NY) and the Millay Colony (Austerlitz, NY). His work was exhibited at institutions and events including the Institute of Contemporary Art (Philadelphia), International Computer Music Conference (Beijing, Ann Arbor), Cini Foundation (Venice) and Eastern State Penitentiary; he received multiple Pennsylvania Council on the Arts awards and a 1995 NEA Fellowship in Sound Art. He has taught as Adjunct Professor of Digital Media at the University of the Arts and in Communications at Arcadia University.
- Phillip Stearns People
Phillip Stearns (AKA Pixel Form) is a sound and visual artist and composer who graduated from California Institute of the Arts music composition department. His practice centers on electronics, media technologies and procedural processes and frames the circuit as a site for composition, performance, installation, sculpture and interaction. He employs custom and handmade electronics, feedback systems, hacked and circuit-bent devices and custom software; he performed at ISIM 2006 and Darmstadt 2006, presented work at Soundwalk 2006, Machine Project (LA), Telic (LA) and Bent Festival 2006–2007, and continues to perform in Los Angeles.
- Ed Osborn People
Ed Osborn is a sound and media artist whose installations, sculpture, radio, video, performance and public projects use kinetic and audible systems to explore space, aurality and motion. He has performed, exhibited, lectured and held residencies across the Americas, Europe and Australia and received grants from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Creative Work Fund, Arts International and Meet the Composer. Residencies include DAAD Artists‑in‑Berlin and Banff Centre; exhibitions include ZKM, Berkeley Art Museum and MassMOCA; he teaches in Brown Universitys Visual Arts Department and is represented by Catharine Clark Gallery.