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Ellen Berkovitch is adobeairstream’s founder, creative director and content strategist-in-chief. She has been a professional journalist since 1982 and has won prizes from Associated Press for investigative journalism. She also writes for Artforum and Art and Antiques, and will be editing Boom magazine, in addition to producing adobeairstream.
Photo: Sara Stathas
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| David D’Arcy is a correspondent for the Art Newspaper and a contributing editor to Art & Auction. He is also a film critic for Screen International. |
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| Senior editor Leanne Goebel began blogging in 2005 (leannegoebel.com). In 2007 she was a Creative Capital | Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant recipient and in 2008 won three prizes for her reporting and art criticism, from Society of Professional Journalists. |
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Groovey (myspace.com/grooveynewvie) is the metal editor for Colorado Music Buzz Magazine, for which he also writes. He also does goofy radio stuff for Indie 101.5 in Denver, and is about to launch a whole slew of music video interviews on the Web.
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| Molly Bloom, Ellen’s horse, keeps the sanity. |
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| Nic Nicosia (nicnicosia.com) is an artist. TV is his hobby. |
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Michelle M Gutierrez,
graphic designer, has been art director for The District and Boom magazines in
Albuquerque. She served in the US Military for four years and then lived in the Seattle rain, went to art school at
the University of Washington, and first worked as a graphic designer there. Michelle makes her home now in Taos.
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Conrad Skinner (conradskinner.com) is an architect, video artist, furniture designer and the force behind GoWest! and cooltourz on adobeairstream. He has designed buildings for opera and art, as well as residences and commercial buildings in New Mexico and New York.
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Garth Clark is a compulsive writer on craft and design with a specialty in ceramics. He is the winner of the College Art Association's 2005 Mather
award for excellence in art journalism. In addition, for his fifty of so books, he has also been made a Fellow for the Royal College of Art, London,
has received several honorary doctorates, lifetime achievement awards and
his book on George E. Ohr received the Art Libraries art book of the year award.
He is a recovering art dealer who has recently moved from Manhattan to Santa Fe. |
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