Brian House (concept, programming, design, production)
Brian House is an artist, programmer, and conceptual bricoleur investigating how people learn, create self-narratives, and relate to everyday spaces. His work has been presented by MoMA, The New Museum for Contemporary Art / Rhizome.org, The Beall Center, Stockholms Kulturhust, Art Interactive, Glowlab, STEIM, and Dorkbot, and has been featured in the New York Times, Dagens Nyheter, and Wired Magazine. He holds an MS in Innovative Design from Chalmers University in Göteborg, Sweden, and studied computer science and religion as an undergraduate at Columbia University. He comes from Denver and lives in Brooklyn. [site] [cv]
Sue Huang (concept, programming, design, production)
Born in Saudi Arabia, 1979, Sue currently lives in Los Angeles practicing at the UCLA Design | Media Arts MFA program. Her recent solo and collaborative works have been presented at ITP NYU in New York, the Beall Center in Irvine, the Images Festival in Toronto, Kulturhuset in Stockholm, the Loving Berlin Festival in Berlin and Roda Sten in Gothenburg. Sue is a graduate of Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service and Phillips Exeter Academy. She has also studied previously at Chalmers University in Sweden and Waseda University in Japan. She is a recipient of the Edna and Yu-Shan Han Endowed Award for her MFA studies. [site] [cv]
David Feinberg (video, concept)
David Feinberg is a film/video editor and documentarian based in Brooklyn, NY. He is currently a staff editor at VBS.tv, an IPTV and documentary production company by the founders of VICE Magazine. He was co-editor of The Slacker Uprising, a forthcoming documentary about the 2004 election. Recent feature-length credits as assistant editor include Blackout, In the Footsteps of Orpheus, Life on the Edge, Fahrenheit 9/11, and The Forgotten. He has a BFA in Film/TV Production from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and academic semesters at PUC-Rio (Brazil) and La Universidad de Valparaiso (Chile).
Johanna Linsley (writing, concept)
Johanna Linsley is currently doing postgraduate work in Performance at the University of London. Her performance, text and audio projects have been presented by the Ontological-Hysteric Theater (NY), the Volksbuhne (Berlin), Humboldt University (Berlin), Queen Mary, University of London (London), Rhode Island School of Design (Providence), the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art (Peekskill), and on WKCR 89.9fm. In New York, she helped to found the non-profit documentary arts organization UnionDocs, and is currently on the board of directors. She graduated from Smith College. [site]
Alex Farrill (programming)