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CONTRIBUTORS .........................................
STEVE MUMFORD is a contemporary American painter. His practice has lately included the depiction of scenes from the ongoing American wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Mumford is the author of the book Baghdad Journal. www.postmastersart.com
PHYLLIS GALEMBO is a New York based photographer and a professor at the University of Albany, where she heads the printmaking department and teaches photography. Her books include Divine Inspiration from Benin to Bahia and Vodou: VisionsandVoiceofHaiti,andMaske. www.stevenkasher.com
MARCUS NILSSON is a New York based photographer, whose images have been featured in GQ, Esquire, Details, and O Magazine. He has won several awards including American Photography 26, PDN Photo Annual, and Communication Arts. Marcus contributed the Cuccina de las Andes cuisine story in this issue. www.marcusnilsson.com
HANNAH MORRIS is a New York based illustrator and fine artist. She is a recipient of the Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators Grant and the Sacatar Fellowship. Hannah is also the co-author of Contos de Itaparica, a book of Brazilian folktales. www.morridesign.com
JOANNE CHAN is a North Carolina based photographer and illustrator. Her clients include Random House, Rubin Museum of Art and Harry Winston Inc. For this issue Joanne illustrated the Dawn of the Gods feature. www.jchanphoto.com
GERALD CYRUS is a Philadelphia based photographer and professor at Haveford College. His work has been recognized by awards and fellowships from the Pew Fellowship for the Arts, Light Work Residency, Sacatar Fellowship and the New York Foundation of the Arts. Gerald is the author of Stormy Monday: New York’s Uptown Jazz Scene. www.geraldcyrus.com
SCARLETT COTEN is a photographer based in Paris. Her photographs have been featured in Elle, Marie-Claire, Libération and Le Monde. Scarlett is the author of Still Alive, and the director of the documentary film, Sinai. www.scarlettcoten.com
MARLENE NADLE has reported extensively from Latin America and Eastern Europe for the New York Times, LA Times, Boston Globe, Miami Herald, Village Voice, Ms. and
the Chicago Tribune. Her work has been recognized by the MacDowell Artists Colony, Columbia Pictures Workshop and a nomination for the Kennedy Journalism Award.
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