Now in its second year, ADC Design Sphere honors a comprehensive and sustained program of design, by a single design firm for a client. For the first time ADC honored both the winning design firm and the client. This year's ADC Design Sphere went to Pentagram Design, New York, for their work for the Public Theater, presented at the Annual Awards Gala on April 30, 2009 at ADC Gallery in New York City. Over the years Paula Scher, partner at Pentagram Design, has constructed a visual vocabulary for the Public that is both diverse and coherent - like the theater's programming. Oskar Eustis, Artistic Director of the Public Theater, and Paula reflect upon the relationship, their favorite campaign posters, and what's coming up for the summer. Interview by Regan Murphy.

PS: In 1994, I was hired by George Wolfe, who was then the Producer of the Public Theater, to design a promotional campaign (posters, mailers, billboards etc.) for the 1994 Shakespeare Festival in Central Park. It was a rush job. When the job was completed George had decided that we worked well together and then hired me to design an identity for the Public Theater as well as all of the posters and a system for all of their promotional materials.

OE: Paula Scher is an extraordinary artist, and by working with her over almost two decades the Public has been able to create a visual identity that is as vibrant, brash, and flexible as the theater itself. Because our working relationship with Paula is so close, we are able to constantly bounce ideas and projects off each other and create new designs and looks without fear that we are diluting the fundamental consistency of identity of the Public Theater.

PS: There are three designs of the Public's overall identity (two of them were refreshes), plus the campaign posters for "Bring in the Noise, Bring in the Funk." I am proudest of my first season (1994-1995), The "Noise/Funk" campaign, and my refresh of the identity and graphics last year. There are individual posters that I like a lot from other periods, but mostly, I am really pleased that I had the completely unique opportunity to evolve and revise an identity over 15 years with two different Producers/Artistic Directors (currently Oskar) and many different Marketing Directors. I love the Public Theater and I would be thrilled to work for them for another 15 years.

OE: Working with Paula is a lot like working with the great playwrights with whom I have been lucky enough to be partnered. Paula has fantastic first impulses, which are usually correct; when they aren't, it's never my job to tell her what the design should be, only to explain what the project is and let her translate it into design terms.

OE: We are deeply honored at the Public to have received a Design Sphere from the ADC. It's wonderful to have the relationship we have established with Pentagram be recognized; it's a vital relationship for us, and one that bridges our core artistic effort with our desire to market ourselves to the public. You don't do the work to get awards, but its an awfully good feeling to know that the work is recognized.

PS: The Public really needs this lobby redesign. I'm glad that the graphics will be incorporated in a very permanent way, with more expensive materials, etc. Everybody seems to recognize that the graphics are an integral part of the spirit of the Public.

OE: Paula's image for the 2008 Summer Season in the Park (HAMLET and HAIR) was absolutely perfect from the moment she showed it to me. It's striking, playful, and deep. It's also incredibly popular among our staff, who wear any piece of clothing they can find with the distinctive Mohawk Skull on it. It's brilliant.

PS: This summer's festival consists of the usual two unrelated plays, "Twelfth Night," by William Shakespeare and "The Bacchae" by Euripedes. The only thing these two plays have in common is a little debauchery (a lot of it in the case of "The Bacchae") and the fact that women dress up like men and men like women. We united the plays under the banner of "Cross-Dressing in Central Park." The campaign will launch in late May.

OE: This summer we are also doing our first Greek tragedy in the Delacorte, with a ravishing score by Philip Glass. I can't wait to hear and see it.

Watch fifteen years of Pentagram's work for the Public Theater in 45 seconds.

A New York-based art director, a recent Pratt Institute graduate, a graphic designer from Pennsylvania, and a Milan-based international member are the selected members that we choose to spotlight this month.

Only ADC Members may post portfolio on adcglobal.org. Take advantage and post your portfolio today by logging in.

May's question: Which ADC Young Gun do you admire the most, if you had to select just one?

Fernando Horcasitas, Professional Member
Art Director, New York City
"I admire Max Kaplun because I identify with him. He seems to be driven by simplicity, minimalism and negative space which is the style that I find most appealing. Also his use of typography and color are very neat and effective."
See Fernando's portfolio here.

Mike Carsten, Student Member
Recent Pratt Institute Graduate, Middle Village, NY
"Having only met a handful of ADC Young Guns, one I admire most is Andre Andreev. A teacher of mine (the "meaner" one of the two) who motivated me to do things differently. Class with Andre (and Dan Covert) enhanced my design thinking and skills."
See Mike's portfolio here.

Mitzie Testani, Professional Member
Graphic and Interactive Designer ,Conshohocken, PA
"I choose Brian Gossett. He is amazingly well-rounded. He has such energy and sense of fun to his work, which also has a really nice tactile quality. He does everything from interactive and type to print and illustration."
See Mitzie's portfolio here.

Angela D'Amelio, International Member
Graphic Designer, Milan, Italy
"I choose Frank Anselmo for his ability to take on the roles of copywriting, art direction and production supervisory in such diversified situations, from traditional graphics, to guerrilla marketing and ambient media. In addition, all his work demonstrates his capacity to be innovative but still maintain a strong focus on assignments."
See Angela's portfolio here.

ADC Young Guns is a global, cross-disciplinary competition that identifies today's vanguard of young creative professionals. Enter your portfolio. Get recognized.

Entry deadline: Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 11:59 PM EST.

This is your chance to:
- Receive the ADC Young Guns Cube
- Get showcased in a traveling gallery exhibition
- Get published in a custom edition Moleskine®
- And more!

NEW THIS YEAR: $1,500 USD in grants for three top winners

As past winner Stefan Bucher put it, "it's the award I'm proudest of, because it honors a body of work rather than an isolated piece or two."

For more information on who can enter, what to submit, and what you can win, start here: www.adcyoungguns.org/enter

They represent the leading edge and the cutting edge - the anointed and the soon-to-be anointed - the established and the new kid on the block. See and hear the digi-tales behind the work of past ADC Young Guns Rei Inamoto, Chief Creative Officer at AKQA, and Justin Meredith, Creative Director at Thornberg & Forester.

Inamoto, one of the most award-winning creatives in the interactive marketing industry, was named to Creativity Magazine's annual Creativity 50 and has won multiple grand prix and golds at industry shows. He works, globally, for AKQA clients Nike, Xbox, Coca-Cola and McDonald's.

Since graduating in 2005, Thornberg has completed spots for Target, Microsoft Zune, the network launch of Discovery Channel's Planet Green, branding materials for the Playstation 3 Network, and the opening title sequence of the 2008 AICP Awards Show. Justin's work has appeared in the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of Art, and the Tokyo Auto Show.

Join us to see how these two innovators have used their head, their heart, their hands and the Adobe Creative Suite to create memorable, award-winning work.

Digi-tales
Thursday, May 14, 2009
@ ADC Gallery
6:30 pm Drinks
7:00 pm Presentation

ADC Members Free
Non-Members $15 online, $20 at the door

This evening is brought to you by Adobe.

RSVP/Buy Tickets here.

Next Backstory | ADC Young Guns Live
June 11, featuring Chris Hutchinson & Driscoll Reid, Art Directors/Writers at Wieden+Kennedy Portland and Menno Kluin, Art Director at Y&R.

Join us for a Friday afternoon networking event geared for people working in all aspects of today's creative industry. Attendees will have an opportunity to share insights, connections and successes with leading creative and technical professionals and meet with hiring representatives from companies looking for this type of talent.

Featuring a panel discussion with Liz Danzico (SVA), Michael Lebowitz (Big Spaceship), Johhny Vulcan (Anomaly), and Judy Wert (Wertco) focused on the near-term future of creative employment. A cocktail reception immediately follows the discussion.

May 15, 2009
2 - 5 PM
@ ADC Gallery
106 West 29th Street, NYC

Tickets: $75

Learn more and register now: www.coroflot.com/creativeconfab.

This exhibition will feature the work of ADC's Gold, Silver and Bronze winners in 5 key categories: Design, Advertising, Interactive, ADC Hybrid and ADC Design Sphere. The exhibition will be on view at the ADC Gallery from June 4 through June 26 before it embarks on a global tour.

Opening Reception:
June 4, 2009
6:30 - 8:30 PM
@ ADC Gallery
106 West 29th Street, NYC

Free admission; reservation encouraged.
Please RSVP.

View the Cube-winning work of the ADC 88th Annual Awards winners and celebrate the opening of the Annual Awards Exhibition at ADC Gallery with cocktails, snacks, and mingling.

RSVP here.

They work for top agencies. They create award-winning campaigns. They've made it in the advertising world and keep pushing themselves every day. Join us as Wieden+Kennedy and Y&R creatives Chris Hutchinson, Driscoll Reid and Menno Kluin share their ideas, ideals and industry secrets.

Driscoll Reid and Chris Hutchinson are a creative team at Wieden+Kennedy Portland. Driscoll grew up in Vermont and graduated from Skidmore College. Chris grew up in California and graduated from the University of Oregon. They met in 2004 in the first group of W+K's school/experiment, 12, where they decided to team up and were subsequently hired by Wieden+Kennedy. They recently returned to the Portland office after a two-year stint in the agency's Tokyo office working on Nike Asia.

Menno Kluin is an art director at Y&R NY. He started at Saatchi & Saatchi three years ago and within two years in the business he was ranked by Creativity magazine as the "Most Awarded Art Director" in the world. He is currently working at Y&R NY for clients like Bacardi, LG, Colgate, VH1 and Land Rover.

Join us to see how these three innovators have used their head, their heart, their hands and the Adobe Creative Suite to create memorable, award-winning work.

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Thursday June 11, 2009
@ ADC Gallery
6:30 pm Drinks
7:00 pm Presentation

ADC Members Free
Non-Members $15 online, $20 at the door

This evening is brought to you by Adobe.

RSVP/Buy Tickets here.

The first in a two-part series, this session will help attendees learn how to present themselves as the multi-platform communicators that today's agencies and advertisers are looking to hire. Topics addressed will include the digital tools needed to present yourself as technically-savvy, as well as what career experiences to play up when putting together the 21st century resume and portfolio, and how to get pertinent experience in newer marketing platforms if you feel you don't have it.

ReBoot Advertising
June 17, 2009
5:00-8:00 pm

@ADC Gallery
106 West 29th Street, NYC

ADC Members: Free
Non Members: $30
At the door: $35
Pink Slip Price: (you must bring an Unemployment Check stub): $15

RSVP/Buy Tickets Now! Click here.

ReBoot opens the door to rethink, refresh, re-imagine and renew your career strategy. We’ll deliver fresh ideas from industry experts who are reviewing where and how creativity has a seat at the table. This event is for anyone who questions how they are using their skills, is unemployed, partially employed or unhappily employed and rethinking where they want to be in the future.

ReBoot Design
June 18, 2009
5:00-8:00 pm

@ADC Gallery
106 West 29th Street, NYC

This evening features:
Craig Dubitsky, Kind, Innovation in Plain Site
Kristina Critchlow, Creator SwapHive
Rick Kurnit, Licensing Products
Chris Powers, Powers Consulting, 5 Quick Fixes

ADC Members: Free
Non Members: $30
At the door: $35
Pink Slip Price: (you must bring an Unemployment Check stub): $15

RSVP/Buy Tickets Now! Click here.

Six intensive days with Paul Sahre, James Victore and Jan Wilker at the ADC. Participants from around the world collaborate to reconsider their working processes and to push their ideas. Join us for hands-on design challenges, guest speakers, critiques, surprise trips, micro-exhibitions, and anything else.

@ ADC Gallery
106 West 29th Street, NYC

More information can be found here: www.sahrevictorewilker.com.
Apply by May 15, 2009 - a few spots are left, so hurry!

Winning the coveted ADC Cube award now also carries with it an added benefit: honorary membership in CUBE, an exclusive group just launched by ADC for all past and present ADC Cube winners. Go here for more details!

For more than fifty years Milton Glaser has designed much of the world we experience every day. His posters, books, albums, restaurants, advertisements, and so much more have made him the preeminent force in design in America. Drawing upon an amazing vocabulary of images and techniques, Glaser has now created his most personal book.

Based on his view that all art has its origin in the impulse to create--primarily through drawing--he has designed a book that powerfully delineates this idea. In Drawing is Thinking, the drawings depicted are meant to be experienced sequentially, so that the viewer not only follows Glaser through these pages, but comes to inhabit his mind. The drawings represent a range of subject matter taken from throughout Glaser's career. They illustrate the author's commitment to the fundamental idea that drawing is not simply a way to represent reality, but a way to understand and experience the world.

Glaser's two signature books, Graphic Design and Art is Work, both published by Overlook, are still in print decades after their first appearance. Each displays his work with short descriptions of how the work came about. But in Drawing is Thinking, published in November 2008, Glaser is less interested in display and more concerned with how the mind works to visually represent reality.

The 2009 ADC Illustration Portfolio Review will take place on Thursday, May 21st from 4-8:20pm at ADC Gallery. Both Reviewers and Illustrators will attend by appointment ONLY. There are two sessions, 4-6pm and 6:20-8:20pm. Illustrators show their portfolios to ten different pre-selected reviewers - each for a 10 minute period. Refreshments will be served throughout the review and cocktails will be served from 6-6:20pm and from 8:20-9pm. This review is a rare opportunity for Illustrators to come face to face with leading creative directors, art directors and art buyers from advertising, corporate design and publishing.



Only a few seats remain. If you are interested in attending as an Illustrator or a reviewer please contact Isabel Johnson as soon as possible by emailing isabel@adcglobal.org. For illustrators the fee for a seat is $200 for ADC members and $275 for non-members. Reviewers attend at no charge.

Adobe is delighted to offer ADC members special pricing on Adobe software. Order before May 31, 2009, and save 20% on all Adobe products in the North American online Adobe Store. ADC Members, login to your account to take advantage now.

This year's ADC Cube winners were revealed and celebrated at the ADC Gallery on Thursday, April 30th. Excitement was in the air and Cubes were everywhere! View photos of the Gala here.

For the first time the ADC Annual Awards named an Agency, Network, Design Firm and Interactive Agency of the Year. Winners were those that scored the greatest number of cumulative ADC Cubes across all categories for the year. The winners were:

- ADC Agency of the Year: Saatchi & Saatchi, New York with 8 awards
- ADC Design Firm of the Year: Pentagram Design with 6 awards
- ADC Interactive Agency of the Year: R/GA with 3 awards
- ADC Network of the Year: Leo Burnett with 12 awards

Created in 1954, The Art Directors Club Vision Award honors companies and thought leaders for their commitment to design and their contribution to excellence in communication, education, and social awareness. ADC revised its mission in 2008 to reflect its central role as a physical and virtual hub for new thinking and collaboration; to provoke the industry to address important issues; and to celebrate breakthrough ideas.

The ADC Vision recognizes companies led by individuals whose work embodies the ADC mission: CONNECT PROVOKE and ELEVATE world-changing ideas. ADC President Doug Jaeger presented the ADC Vision Award Cube to this year's winner, YouTube. Accepting for YouTube at the Annual Awards Gala was Eileen Naughton, Director of Media Platforms for Google.

Jonny Wilson of Eclectic Method gave a mesmerizing and exciting live performance at this year's ADC Awards Gala. Jonny is one of Eclectic Method's trio, which features fellow London natives Ian Edgar and Geoff Gamlen . The trio helped pioneer the emerging art of audio-visual mixing since first cutting U2's Mysterious Ways music video with the Beastie Boys' Intergalactic as an experiment back in 2002. Their audio-visual mash-ups feature television, film, music and video game footage sliced and diced into blistering, post-modern dance floor events. Learn more about Eclectic Method here.

Find out who got the gold! View the full list of 88th Annual Awards winners by going here.

This is the creativity, business and technology event for all designers. This year the HOW Design Conference will take place June 24 through June 27.

ADC Members: Register at a special rate - $1075 for your single full-Conference registration.

Enter Coupon Code ADC9 when you register at HOWconference.com.

DESIGNSPOTTER is a design magazine dedicated to everything related to young modern contemporary design including: accessories, books, design-contests, exhibitions, fashion, furniture, hotels, lighting, new materials, residential architecture, interior design and prototypes. The request of the online magazine DESIGNSPOTTER is to offer young designers a platform for publication. They publish young designers' works and ideas and build up a base for communication among all those people who love and live design.

There's nothing like a positive dose of inspiration to re-ignite your passion for your craft. To stay fresh as creatives we must absorb everything that goes on around us, especially when its happening in our industry. CMYK Magazine delivers brand new ways of looking at art direction, copywriting, design, illustration and photography. 119 pieces from tomorrow's professionals - hand picked by Charles S. Anderson, Dave Vissat, Chip Forelli and Kathy Osborn. Pick up your copy today and see what you haven't seen yet. Subscribe now and receive over 20% off the cover price. Please call CMYK Magazine CMYK Magazine at 1.888.359.8588.

Sheepless Co. is a creative practice founded by Scott Ballum, a designer and author in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to deliberate, considered solutions in design and promotion for socially responsible small businesses and cultural organizations. Recent projects include work for the School of Visual Arts, Center for Architecture Foundation, the DecadesOut film project, the Webby Awards and ADC. Scott was previously a Senior Designer at C&G Partners, creating identity projects for Signature Theatre Company and Alhurra Television Network, among others, and Design Director for Housing Works, Inc. He is a proud and active alumnus of SVA, and member of both the Freelancers Union and GreenSpaces. Check out sheeplessco.com for ongoing design and editorial projects.

The New York Photo Festival is the first international-level photo festival in the United States. Located in DUMBO, Brooklyn, the New York Photo Festival has the ambition of documenting the future of photography in all its forms. This year's renowned curators are William A. Ewing, Chris Boot, Jody Quon, and Jon Levy.

Along with the main exhibition pavilions, there will be panel discussions, satellite shows curated by an international group of cultural institutions and independent curators and, for the first time ever, the NYPH'09 Review Pavilion. Be part of photographic history! Learn more here. Exhibitions open May 14-17, 10am-7pm.

Join in on Veaux's Art Scavenger Hunt Saturday, May 23rd 1-5pm. Bring a camera and a friend and meet at Union Square West in New York City. Arrive at 12:30pm under the Veaux sign to receive clues and details. Purchase tickets beforehand for $8 "per couple" here. Day of event tickets are $10. At 5pm all will gather at an undisclosed location for the announcement of winners and drinks.

An exhibition of the 2009 Annual Student Competition winners is on view now through June 6, 2009. Society of Illustrators is located at 128 East 23rd Street in New York City (between Lexington and Park Avenues). Gallery hours: Tuesdays; 10am - 8pm, Wednesdays-Fridays; 10am - 5pm, Saturdays; 12 noon - 4pm.

Individual Members
Mikhail Abramov: NY, NY
Tony Adamic: Split, Croatia
Manuel Aleman: Jersey City, NJ
Chris Anderson: NY, NY
Nicolas Aparicio: San Francisco, CA
Jessi Arrington: Brooklyn, NY
Yoshie Asei: NY, NY
Ben Avny: NY, NY
Alain Baburam: Brown Hills, NJ
Sung Baik: Los Angeles, CA
Roger Baldacci: Boston, MA
Filipa Bensaude NY, NY
James Biber : NY, NY
Michael Bierut: NY, NY
Christian Binkert: Basel, Switzerland
Connie Birdsall: NY, NY
Kathryn Brylinsky: NY, NY
Francis Callaghan: Brooklyn, NY
Simon Campbell: NY, NY
Christopher Campbell: NY, NY
Ian Robert Campbell Crombie: Brookfield, WI
Giselle Carr: Bronx, NY
Jeremy Carroll: NY, NY
Scott Carter: The Colony, TX
Nuri Cha: NY, NY
Mark Chalmers: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Alexis Champa: Brooklyn, NY
Susan Chanin: Jersey City, NJ
Ching Ching Cheng: San Gabriel, CA
Kimberly Cherubin: NY, NY
Juhee Cho: Brooklyn, NY
Cindy Chor-Kang: NY, NY
Seung Yon Chung: NY, NY
David Chustz: NY, NY
James Cooper: Brooklyn, NY
Lindsay Craig: NY, NY
Cesar De La Vega: Brooklyn, NY
Ramon De Los Santos: NY, NY
Jean-Philippe Delhomme: Paris, France
Amy Demas: NY, NY
Carla Diana: NY, NY
Danielle DiCosimo: Washington, NJ
Vincent DiGangi: Rahway, NJ
Brian DiLorenzo: NY, NY
Jonah Disend: NY, NY
Sarah Dobson: NY, NY
Brittany Dolence: Brooklyn, NY
Icaro Doria: NY, NY
Jonathan Doucette: Queensbury, NY
Sarah Druce: NY, NY
Nora Elbaz: Jackson Heights, NY
Alison Eng: NY, NY
Casey L. Espinoza: Middletown, NJ
Antoinette Fabricante: Closter, NJ
Florian Fangohr: Brooklyn, NY
Ann Field: Pasadena, CA
Eduardo Flores: Austin, TX
Roy Garcia: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Genevieve Gauckler: Paris, France
Elaine Georgeou: Whitestone, NY
Michael Gericke: NY, NY
Lisa Gilardi: Brooklyn, NY
Tom Godici: NY, NY
Felipe Godinez: Jersey City, NJ
Janine Gomez Paz: Jersey City, NJ
Milena Gonzalez: NY, NY
Pancho Gonzalez: Santiago, Chile
Breanna Goodrow: NY, NY
Joseph Guertin: NY, NY
Hyojung Han: Englewood, NJ
Sascha Hanke: Hamburg, Germany
Morihiro Harano: Shibuya-Ku, Japan
Phil Harris: Denver, CO
Luke Hayman: NY, NY
Nessim Higson: New Orleans, LA
Fumiko Hosotani: Astoria, NY
Jou-Man Huang: Sunnyside, NY
Martin Hughes: Cheshire, United Kingdom Hai Inselberg: NY, NY
Jonathan Jackson: Brooklyn, NY
Simon James: Gold Coast, Australia
Kayla Jang: Woodside, NY
Jamala Johns: NY, NY
Nayoung Jung: NY, NY
Hon Kit Kam: Forest Hills, NY
Diti Katona: Toronto, Canda
Eunah Kim: Jersey City, NJ
Jin Kim: Sunnyside, NY
Young Bum Kim: Brooklyn, NY
Erin Kim: NY, NY
Eun Ji Kim: NY, NY
Jung Min Kim: NY, NY
Eun Young Kim: NY, NY
Daria Kissenberth: Chester, NJ
Luc Knittel: Strasbourg, France
Denis Koltsov : Brooklyn, NY
Alex Sunyoung Koo: Astoria, NY
Wally Krantz: NY, NY
Anais La Rocca: Forest Hills, NY
Jennifer Laga: NY, NY
Michael Lebowitz: Brooklyn, NY
Gue Rim Lee: Jersey City, NJ
Ji Soo Lee: NY, NY
Sang In Lee: NY, NY
Kyi Sun Lee: NY, NY
Luke Li: Savannah, GA
Alex Lieu: Pasadena, CA
Hae Min Lim: NY, NY
June Lim: NY, NY
Jennie Lou: Brooklyn, NY
Lucie Mamos: Burbank, CA
Nicole Marinake: Clearwater, FL
Gustav Martner: Goteborg, Sweden
Maxim Maximov: East Brunswick, NJ
Kylie McAdam: Costa Mesa, CA
Caitlin McClintack: Sunnyside, NY
Rusty Meadows: Williamsburg, VA
Kim Merritt: NY, NY
Luis Miguel Messianu: Coral Gables, FL
J. Abbott Miller: NY, NY
Rachel Mui: NY, NY
Robbi Muir: Brooklyn, NY
Jin Kyung Myung: NY, NY
Lisa Naftolin: NY, NY
Sarah Nelson: Brooklyn, NY
Alexis Nera: Arlington, VA
Claudia Neri: Milan, Italy
Hans Neubert: NY, NY
Felix Ng: Singapore
Dominika Nicman: NY, NY
Wanqin Nong: NY, NY
Jisoo Oh: Flushing, NY
Masako Okamura: Tokyo, Japan
Frankmy Olivo: Bronx, NY
Kaya Ono: Brooklyn, NY
Kei Oyama: Brooklyn, NY
Jean Pai: Fresh Meadows, NY
David Paul: NY, NY
Jennifer Phillips: NY, NY
Mikal Pittman: Chicago, IL
Andy Polaine: Offenburg, Germany
Matthew Rankin: Kettering, OH
Ronald T. Raznick: NY, NY
Rob Reilly: Miami, FL
Chad Renfroe: Lynbrook, NY
Douglass Ridgeway: NY, NY
Dana Robinson: Brooklyn, NY
Luis Roca: East Rutherford, NJ
Sara Roderick: NY, NY
Adam Rogers: NY, NY
Bryan Rowles: Los Angeles, CA
Nicole Ruggievo: NY, NY
Keren Sachs: NY, NY
Daniele Saguto: Catania, Italy
Hideo Saitoh: Osaka, Japan
Kaori Sakai: Kearny, NY
Fernando Salvador: Toronto, Canda
Andy Sandoz: London, United Kingdom
Jason Santa Maria: Brooklyn, NY
Elizabeth Schindo: Savannah, GA
Kira Sea: NY, NY
Jared Seavers: Brooklyn, NY
Sol Sender: Chicago, IL
April Sharp: NY, NY
Min Jin Shin: NY, NY
Nigel Sielegar: Elmhurst, NY
Kaile Smith: Brooklyn, NY
Mayuko Soga: Brooklyn, NY
Bart Solenthaler: Upper Montclair, NJ
Min Song: Jersey City, NJ
Allen Spector: Brooklyn, NY
Lisa Strausfeld: NY, NY
Steve Stretton: London, United Kingdom
James Talerico: NY, NY
Lingxiao Tan: Brooklyn, NY
Koichiro Tanaka: Tokyo, Japan
Haruhiko Taniuchi: Brooklyn, NY
Simone Tarantino: NY, NY
Aaron Taylor: Brooklyn, NY
Barbara Tejada: San Francisco, CA
Scott Thomas: Chicago, IL
Ian Toombs: NY, NY
Ben Tricklebank: Brooklyn, NY
Christine Valerio: Valley Stream, NY
Michael Vanderbyl: San Francisco, CA
Franklin Vandiver: Brooklyn, NY
Javier Vega: NY, NY
Joerg Waldschuetz: Wiesbaden, Germany
Taras Wayner: NY, NY
Philip Webb: Jackson Heights, NY
Margaret Webster-Shapiro: NY, NY
Karen Welman: London, United Kingdom
Judy Wert: North Salem, NY
Eugeny A. West: Ossining, NY
Julius Wiedemann: Cambridge, United Kingdom
Betsy Yamazaki: NY, NY
Christina Yang: Frederick, MD
Jeongjyn Yi: Brooklyn, NY
Eunjung Yoo: NY, NY
Alexander Zelmanovics: Wien, Austria
Mark Zibert: Toronto, Canada

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