CJ Mace
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Michelle Mashon
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Daniel Mellis
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Charlie Megna
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Genie Hong (b. 1997) is a print and fiber artist based in Los Angeles and Chicago. They received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2019.
Genie has shown in the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Adds Donna Gallery, and has books in the Joan Flasch Special Collections. They are a founding member of the publishing collective, West Coast Friendship Club.
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Mark Booth
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Cathy Hsaio
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Eric Unger
Eric Unger hails from Upstate New York. He has lived in Vermont, and currently makes Chicago his home. He is a singer/songwriter/guitarist, and plays bass in the rock band Kate Renegade. He also writes poetry, makes books, and collages.
Eric Unger’s songs carry through them a strong melodic line. They display deft pop instincts, although they are not pop songs, per se. Instead they mine deep wells of thought and feeling, operating from a level just above or below everyday concerns. It is the melody, and the considered and poetic words that enact the melody – that drive the feeling at the heart of the songs. The song is the location where more can happen, where more is possible. The song is the interlocutor, helping us to make sense of ourselves. The song is alive to the lost corners of the world. Eric Unger brings the song to life.
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Regin Igloria
Regin Igloria is the founder and director of North Branch Projects, a project space that uses the book arts to expand the creative reach of individuals. Regin says about his artwork “My work is a study in humanistic movement: travel and tourism, suburban sprawl, and psychological decision making found within the context of Nature. My relationship to this subject developed from an urban upbringing; one encouraged by the romanticism of a Western value system.”