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Regina Allen is a nationally exhibiting artist who has shown in cities throughout the US including Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Nashville, and Austin. Her work has been included in New American Paintings. Regina creates inspiring paintings and collages that use the patterns and colors of landscape, focusing on places where there is tension between people and their environment. Her art sensuously captures the enduring beauty of the land, expressing tentative hopefulness along with her concerns about global climate change.

Classic composition, alternative techniques and flawless execution are the hallmarks of Joe Treleven's images of people and their environments. Each image exudes a timeless beauty, whether it is of a CEO, a coal yard worker, or a Mongolian nomad. Treleven shoots wherever his design, advertising or corporate clients need him: in the studio or on location, nationally or internationally. Committed to excellence, Treleven shoots the best format for the assignment, delivers top-notch final files, and offers responsive, resourceful production services. Along the way, he has earned recognition from Communication Arts magazine, Polaroid Corporation, AIGA, AR100 and others.

I am concerned about how my work participates in the cultures I am a part of and what meaning and use it has relative to these cultures. Because of the innate lack of boundaries in art and the art-making process, I believe that art can play an active role outside of the gallery as a direct participant in culture. I see art as not only passively waiting to be perceived, but also interacting, surprising, and appearing in the public domain outside of the structures designed to contain it. My work, and the research I do around it, is constantly trying to make these connections between power and the struggles for it; between definition and the lack thereof; between the boundaries of ideals and anarchy; between chaos and order. Therefore, I find myself working as much outside of structures as within them; outside a particular medium, as within it; manifesting as installation work, but also as video, graphs and group activities. When I am asked what kind of art I make, I answer that my work is conceptually driven, manifesting in whatever medium most effectively gets the idea across to the audience experiencing the work. Artist portrait by Jon Haynes.

Photographer, Michael Bradley is based in Auckland, New Zealand and specialises in Commercial, Editorial and Sports photography. With over 15 years of experience Michael is meeting the photographic needs of a diverse list of clients, both on assignment and with stock images. Michael works for a wide range of corporate clients and sporting organisations including Netball New Zealand, ANZ Bank Ltd, NZI Insurance, New World, Skycity, The Warehouse Ltd. Michael is primarily a location photographer whose strength is working closely with his clients to achieve the results they require.

As a photographer, my interest is in implication rather declaration. I am drawn to images that do not present a single-point narrative. The most exciting moments are those when I see something whose meaning and narrative are unresolved, an image that can disquiet and please with its beauty; an image that can conceal as well as reveal. I try to ask questions in a voice that does not shout, and the relationship between myself and an image is much like the conversation of two people who do not know each other well engaging late at night in a kind of sotto voce exchange in which the participants are required to lean toward one another, quiet down, and listen carefully.