Matthew Dumpit is a Filipino-American artist currently working and living in Los Angeles. He received his BFA in Metals from the California State University of Long Beach. His most recent and current exhibition opened in November 2018 at Art N Shelter (Tokyo, Japan). Matthew showcases an intricate range of metal kinetic light sculptures, as well as mechanical wire sculptures. He hopes his work evolves deep feelings and brings tranquility in the same breath.
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Henry Krusoe is an emerging artist living in San Pedro, California. Henry recently graduated with BA in Fine art and Philosophy from Vassar College before moving back home to Los Angeles to begin his independent art practice.
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Jacqueline Bell Johnson is an artist living and working in southern California. She holds a BFA from California College of the Arts, and a MFA from Claremont Graduate University. Exhibitions of note include Deflated/Defeated at Human Resources, Man Made at the Brand Library, and Starburst at Cerritos College.
Her work explores the intersection of organic and architectural structures, by utilizing repetition of form and craft processes, with an undercurrent of feminism and the feminine experience.
Jeff practices sound and radio art, sound design, directing, producing, and performing, and serves as Professor of Sonic Arts at San Francisco State University. Jeff founded Living Sound Productions in 1980, and has worked at Quinnipiac University, Real Art Ways, The Media Arts Center, and the National Radio Project. Jacoby has been recognized for his work with a wide variety of awards, including an Emmy. His work has been heard on PBS, NPR, and art festivals such as South by Southwest, Black Maria, Festival du Cinéma de Paris, ASIFA East.
Kio Griffith is an interdisciplinary artist working with sound and visuals, independent curator, and writer based in Los Angeles and Japan. He has exhibited in the UK, Japan, Germany, Croatia, China, Hong Kong, Korea, Turkey, Belgium, Finland, Sweden, Mexico, and the U.S. His is contributing editor at Fabrik, Artscape and Art Bridge, former art director at Angel City Jazz Festival and has designed over 300 album packaging.
Connor Hanlon is an amature musican and budding artist. Connor can be found singing with the Santa Barbara Symphony, leading caroling groups around his home town, and performing his own acoustic music. Connor was a music minor at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. At Cal Poly Connor learned how to write, produce, and perform music in Cal Poly’s Sound Design program. The cumulation of this experience was Connor’s active role in Cal Poly’s RSVP XX: Kinsip; a yearly event celebrating electroacoustic diversity and compositional risk.
Samir Gangwani (b. 1995, Clemmons, NC) is a composer, performer, installation artist, and software designer. Their work has been featured at the Kelly Strayhorn Theater, Queens Museum, Panoply Performance Laboratory, Pittsburgh Filmmakers & Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Future Tenant, Bunker Projects, and the Glitter Box Theater.
Tim Feeney composes, improvises, and builds environments in and for forests and grain silos, specifically concerned with unstable sound and duration. He appears in bookstores and basements with Sarah Hennies and Greg Stuart as the trio Meridian; in galleries and libraries with Vic Rawlings and Annie Lewandowski; in colleges and museums with Andrew Raffo Dewar, Holland Hopson, and Jane Cassidy; and in the occasional festival or concert hall with Anthony Braxton and Ingrid Laubrock.
Jorge Espinosa is a Los Angeles based artist, musician, educator and designer. He has carried out solo exhibitions in Ecuador and has also participated in collective art shows in Ecuador, USA, Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay and Peru. Alongside his visual and audio artwork, he composes soundtracks for dance pieces, drama plays and frequently participates in rock and experimental musical projects.
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Originally from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, Andrews is director of choral studies at the University of Redlands. Under her direction, the choral ensembles at Redlands have been invited to perform at festivals and conferences such as the National Collegiate Choral Organization Convention, California Music Educators Association Convention, California All State Music Educators Conference, and Festival 500 Sharing the Voices. She is in high demand across North America as a conductor, adjudicator, and clinician.
