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PETER CUSACK,
West Cornwall, CT
Peter Cusack is a publisher, producer, writer, and painter. He is the founder of Cornwall Contemporary Art (COCOA). Peter has degrees from Syracuse University and École Albert Dufois in Les Cerqeuex Sous Passavant in France. His work can be found in the Museum of American Illustration at the Society of Illustrators, the New York Transit Museum, and the United States Air Force Art Collection. His work has appeared in Architectural Digest, An Illustrated Life: Drawing Inspiration from the Private Sketchbooks of Artists, Illustrators and Designers by Danny Gregory, and Drawing Inspiration: Visual Artists At Work by Michael Fleishman.
LISA ZEIGER,
Newark, NJ
Lisa Zeiger studied the history of decorative arts at the Sotheby's Institute London and earned a B.Dip in 19th and 20th century decorative arts from Christie's/University of Glasgow. She was Decorative Arts Editor of the former Nest magazine and has written for The New York Times, The Art Newspaper, and HYLAND.
DENNIS CHEANEY,
Manhattan, NY
Dennis W. Cheaney is a contemporary classical artist and teacher who is inspired by natural forms, Greek Classical sculpture and the European Baroque. Dennis received his BA in Mathematics from the University of Southern California (1995) and his MFA from the New York Academy of Art (1998), where he was an Andy Warhol Foundation Scholar studying under the renowned artist Edward Schmidt.
Dennis has exhibited in New York City, San Francisco, Boston, Texas, France and Canada. He received the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant (2001) for figure painting. Currently, he teaches a popular art class on Drawing into Painting at the New York Academy of Art.
JOY SETTON,
Warren, CT
Joy Setton is a franco-american writer, musician and textile designer. Her two books Une Semaine A Pondichéry and Une Chose Menant A Une Autre have been published by the distinguished Swiss imprint La Baconnière; and her textile work, a collection of original prints produced with natural dyes only, can be seen online or by appointment at her studio in Warren, CT.
TODD BRADWAY,
Brooklyn, NY
Todd Bradway is an artist and editor based in New York. He has edited and produced numerous illustrated titles, including Landscape Painting Now (D.A.P., 2019), Michael Kagan: I Wast There When It Happened (Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, 2019), Lisa Yuskavage: The Brood (Rizzoli/Rose Art Museum, 2015), Emile Brzezinski: The Lure of the Forest (D.A.P. 2014), and Vincent Desiderio: Paintings (D.A.P./Marlborough Gallery, 2005). Bradway was formerly Director of Title Acquisitions at D.A.P., where he worked for over twenty years, and more recently Director of Publishing at David Zwirner Books.
ERIC AHO,
Saxtons River, VT
Eric Aho is an artist whose recent engagement with writing unifies his interests in painting and historic research with accounts of personal experience. His paintings have been exhibited widely and will be the subject of a forthcoming Rizzoli monograph. Aho lives with his family in Vermont and travels frequently to the Nordic region. DC Moore Gallery in New York will present an exhibition of new works in October 2024.
BRANDON KAVULLA,
Sleepy Hollow, NY
Brandon Kavulla is a creative director formerly focusing on magazine design in NYC and SF. His career spanned 20 years over seven different titles serving as Creative Director and Design Director of Wired, Fortune, Details, Spin and Vibe and has consulted for Esquire, Barron’s and Entrepreneur. He is the recipient of nearly 100 awards in creative direction and design including 15 gold medals and several National Magazine awards. Brandon continues to consult however in 2018 he began to focus the majority of his time on creating artwork. Originally from Akron, Ohio, he lives with his wife and three children in Sleepy Hollow, NY.
KK KOZIK,
Sharon, CT
KK Kozik is an artist and writer and Director of ICEHOUSE Project Space in Sharon, Connecticut where she lives with her family. Her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in the US and Abroad and she has published over 100 articles on music and art. She was formerly Senior Editor at COVER Magazine and Contributing Editor at ARTNEXUS.
JIM DUFFY,
Brooklyn, NY
Jim Duffy is a copy editor and musician living in Brooklyn.
ALAN ROSENBERG,
New York, NY
Alan Rosenberg is a historian and curator of art and design. His articles, lectures, exhibitions and websites have revealed underknown creators of the 20th century such as avant-garde fashion designer Tiger Morse, tapestry artist Jan Yoors, romantic realist painter Bernard Perlin and whimsical silver sculptor Earl Krentzin, amongst many other subjects. His essays have appeared in print in publications including Nineteeth Century, Silver Magazine and the Saint James Encyclopedia of Fashion .
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