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TABLE OF CONTENTSBOMBAY SAPPHIRE ARTISAN PROGRAM...............................................................2

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RUSH PHILANTHROPIC ARTS FOUNdATION...............................................................8

ANdRE GUICHARd...........................................................................................10

dANNY SIMMONS............................................................................................12

RUSSELL SIMMONS.........................................................................................14

BOMBAY SAPPHIRE ARTISAN SERIES NATIONAL FINALISTS.................................16

NATIONAL FINALISTS........................................................................................16

NATIONAL wINNERS.........................................................................................44

GALLERY EvENTS.............................................................................................50

BOSTON.......................................................................................................53

wASHINGTON, dC............................................................................................54

ATLANTA.......................................................................................................55

CHICAGO......................................................................................................56

SAN FRANCISCO...............................................................................................57

MIAMI....................................................................................................58

HOUSTON..........................................................................................59

NEw YORk....................................................................................................60

dALLAS..........................................................................................61

FINAL INSTALLATION........................................................................................62

ART BASEL...................................................................................................64

SCOPE...................................................................................................68

THANk YOU......................................................................................................72

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Year two of the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series had many high points in its search

to find the next big names in Visual Arts. With over 3000 submissions nationwide,

20 finalists were flown to Miami during Art Basel to display their artwork and be

crowned the winner of the 2011 competition.

In partnership with Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation, Bombay Sapphire

provided a platform for these imaginative artists to showcase and sell their work

to the international art elite, galleries, curators and art buyers. Two winners were

selected by a panel of judges to receive their own exhibit at Rush Arts Gallery in

New York.

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Founded in 1995 by brothers Russell, Danny and Joseph “Rev. Run” Simmons, Rush Philanthropic Arts

Foundation, a 501 (C) 3 organization, is dedicated to providing disadvantaged urban youth with significant

arts exposure and access, and to offering exhibition opportunities for underrepresented artists

and artists of color.

Rush ARt GAlleRies

Founded in 1996 by artist and Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation co-founder Danny Simmons, Rush Arts

Gallery and Resource Center (Chelsea, NY) and Corridor Gallery (Clinton Hill, Brooklyn) are core programs

under the Rush Philanthropic umbrella. The Rush Galleries are committed to providing artists and their

audiences with welcoming and hospitable exhibition venues, and both galleries have the dual mission of

opening the art world to emerging artists, largely those of color, as well as bringing the experience of

viewing and learning about art to diverse audiences.

For more on Rush Arts Gallery and Corridor Gallery please visit www.rushartsgallery.org and www.corridorgallerybrooklyn.org

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Andre Guichard, artist, curator, and co-owner of Gallery Guichard Fine Art Gallery in

Chicago, has had the privilege of being exposed to art through the eyes of his father who

painted throughout his childhood. He was also influenced by his cousin, William Dawson:

a late, great outsider artist.

Guichard has been painting professionally for twenty years. His works can be found

in over 1000 corporate and private collections nationally and internationally, including

a special accolade in 2008 when he created an original ornament for the White House

Christmas Tree.

In 2010, Guichard was selected to be the National Curator and spokesperson for the

Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series in partnership with the Rush Philanthropic Foundation.

His dynamic national relationships, understanding of art’s technical aspects and his ability

to see beyond the image have held Guichard in high regard amongst his peers and master

artists.

ANdRE GUICHARd ARTIST/NATIONAL CURATOR/JUdGE

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Daniel “Danny” Simmons, Jr. is an abstract-expressionist painter. Older brother

of hip-hop impresario Russell Simmons, and rapper Joseph Simmons (“Reverend

Run” of Run DMC), he is the founder and President of the Rush Arts Gallery.

Along with his brother Russell, Simmons established Def Poetry Jam, which has

enjoyed long-running success on HBO. Simmons is also the founder and Vice-

Chairman of the Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation. In 2004, Simmons published

Three Days As The Crow Flies, a fictional account of the 1980’s New York art scene.

He has also written a book of artwork and poetry called I Dreamed My People Were

Calling But I Couldn’t Find My Way Home.

Simmons is the son of Daniel Simmons, Sr., a truant officer and black history

professor who also wrote poetry, and Evelyn Simmons, a teacher who painted as a

hobby. He earned a degree in social work from New York University, and a master’s

in public finance from Long Island University. He began painting after he realized

how much he hated his job with the Bureau of Child Support.

Chase Manhattan Bank, the United Nations, and the Schomburg Center for

Research in Black Culture all show Simmons’ work as part of their collections.

He is also an avid collector of African art, as well as comic books.

dANNY SIMMONSARTIST /NAT IONAL JUdGE

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Forbes Magazine recently named Russell Simmons one of “Hollywood’s Most

Influential Celebrities.” USA Today named Russell Simmons one of the “Top 25

Most Influential People of the Past 25 Years,” calling him a “hip-hop pioneer”

for his groundbreaking vision that has influenced music, fashion, finance, the

jewelry industry, television and film, as well as modern philanthropy.

From creating his seminal Def Jam Recordings in 1984, to the 2007 publishing

of his New York Times best-seller Do You! 12 Laws to Access the Powerin You to Achieve Happiness and Success, and his latest New York Times

best-seller SUPER RICH: A Guide To Having It All, Russell is recognized

globally for his influence and entrepreneurial approach to both business and

philanthropy. Giving back is of primary importance to him in all aspects of

life, and as Chairman and CEO of Rush Communications, he has consistently

leveraged his influence in multiple industries to this end.

A devoted yogi, Russell also leads the non-profit division of his empire, Rush

Community Affairs, and its ongoing commitment to empowering at-risk youth

through education, the arts, social engagement, and promoting racial harmony

and strengthening inter-group relations. Russell also serves as UN Goodwill

Ambassador For The Permanent Memorial To Honor The Victims Of Slavery

and The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.

RUSSELL SIMMONSARTIST /NAT IONAL JUdGE

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S. ROSS BROwNE wASHINGTON, dC

S. Ross Browne’s vision for art tends to be an exploration of

relationships. Inherent in that exploration, is the quest for truth

in the parade of ‘isms’. The visual aesthetic coupled with the

social and psychological commentary of the human condition is

the engine with which Ross propels his various mediums. Ross

embraces art as a poignant example of evolution as portrayed

through the mind and soul.

“Persistence Of History”

AL BURTS wASHINGTON, dC

“Reciprocity”

Al Burts studied Fashion Illustration at Virginia Commonwealth

University and summer drawing at The Corcoran School of the

Arts. He is an alumnus of The Duke Ellington School of the

Arts In Washington, DC, a retiree of The National Gallery of Art

and a Gulf War Veteran. His work seizes a range of emotions

from the quiet beauty that only age gives to the absolute

innocence of youth.

MICHAEL COAkESCHICAGO, IL

“In my work, rather than try to tell a story or make a point, I

prefer creating images that leave some room for interpretation

by the viewers. It’s this interpretation that becomes the final

element of the image which completes it uniquely for each of

them.”

Michael Coakes’ photography captures the subtly sensual

movements of the woman’s body in his series titled

“Liquescence.” Michael often used the phrase “the fluidity

of the female form” to explain his earlier work. It was that

phrase that inspired the concept for this more recent series.

Michael produces commercial and fine art photography in his

studio in Chicago, and his work resides in a number of private

collections around the world.

“Liquescence 5”

FRANk FRAzIERdALLAS, TX

“Damn Tired Of Sit In”

Frank Frazier is a world-renowned artist with little popularity

in his domestic country. As a Harlem, NY native, it is clear

Frank Frazier’s paintings have been heavily influenced by his

background and rich ancestral history. While some critics

consider his work offensive and racist, he takes pride in his

cultural perspective and believes it is important the world has a

clear understanding of the Black experience.

Frank’s works have depicted everything from the civil rights

movement to jovial jazz concerts. He has pioneered the way for

other minority artists. His activism and dedication to his family

has resulted in global praise.

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GERALd GRIFF INCHICAGO, IL

Gerald Griffin creates work that can soothe and stir the soul.

He is a master of several disciplines including stone carving,

bronze sculpture, oil, watercolor, pastel painting, and poetry.

His subject matter is wide-ranging, however the theme of his

work primarily deals around the introspective identity of the

African-American collective. In addition, Gerald creates works

that make a profound statement about the human condition as a

whole. As a result, he has been described as a visionary artist

of consciousness.

Individual collectors include: former United States President

and First Lady, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse

Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, Chris Gardner, comedians Steve

Harvey and Adele Givens, actor Wesley Snipes, NBA players

Hollis Copland and Lindsey Hunter, and recording artists Mavis

Staples, Jennifer Holiday and Will Downing.

“The Empty Space”

NICOLE HAYdENSAN FRANCISCO, CA

“Tout Le Monde En Veux Et J’en Veux Aussi”

The subject of each of Nicole Hayden’s striking figurative

paintings is lifted from a reference photograph. Whether

unearthed from her family’s albums, a vintage magazine, or

taken by the artist herself, she finds herself drawn to pictures

of the glamorous film stars from cinema’s golden era.

Nicole is particularly drawn to the flattening effect of film.

She enhances this effect by applying intricate patterning to

her backgrounds, often employing gold or silver leaf. These

precious metals turn the femme fatales that star in Nicole’s

paintings into modern-day icons.

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MATT HEBERMEHLATLANTA, GA

Matt Hebermehl is an artist living and working in Savannah,

GA. His signature pattern and icon-based work has earned him

awards and recognition from American Illustration, Society

of Illustrators New York, Society of Illustrators Los Angeles,

American Illustration, Applied Arts, Juxtapoz and Fecal Face

dot Com.

Matt’s work has been exhibited in such cities as New York, Los

Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, Jacksonville, and Savannah.

“Built For Speed”

CHRIS HEROddALLAS, TX

“Assimilation Part 2”

Chris Herod is a Dallas-based artist who considers his work to

be a reflection of his community. An artist all of his life, he was

formally trained in animation at Cal Arts.

Chris draws inspiration from classic literature, aligning them

thematically with current events and cultural phenomena.

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NAPOLEON JONES-HENdERSONBOSTON, MA

“My work in its essence is spiritual; meaning-full. We must be

about the business of expressing what is beautiful: ourselves.”

A Chicago native - born in 1943, Napoleon Jones-Henderson

felt it was his duty to express the feelings and needs of

African-Americans in America through art. He joined

AfriCOBRA in 1969, a Chicago-based organization designed

to celebrate African-American beauty and culture through a

variety of artistic mediums. Currently the longest standing

member in the group, Napoleon created large pictorial

weavings that were included in the group’s important series

of exhibitions mounted at the Studio Museum in Harlem in the

early 1970s.

Napoleon currently resides in Boston, MA.

“4 Little Girls”

HERNAN MIRANdAMIAMI, FL

“Exodo II”

Hernan Miranda is a world-renowned, self-taught painter, born

in 1960 in Concepcion, Paraguay. His fundamental technique

develops from his obsession with the light of the “Tenebristas”

painters. After studying the form and colors of their

composition, the artist considers “light” as being the protagonist

of all his paintings.

Hernan’s work has been exhibited in Washington, DC, New York,

Paris, and Seoul.

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JOSE REMENTERIAMIAMI, FL

Havana-born and bred Jose Rementeria entered the world with

creativity seeping from his soul. After completing the country’s

mandatory three-year military commitment, Jose focused his

attention on studying art. At 23, he landed more than five solo

exhibitions within his first year of graduation.

In 2003, The Museum of Latin Art, Miami recognized Jose’s

talents and offered him an exhibition and U.S. citizenship.

In 2004, his visual art piece, “Human Beans,” won first

place, while representing the U.S. at the Carnival Miami Art

Competition.

Jose uses canvas to illustrate his observations, experiences,

deepest thoughts, and feelings.

“The Will”

CHARLOTTE RILEY-wEBBATLANTA, GA

“Serenity”

Born in Atlanta, Georgia but raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Charlotte

Riley-Webb received her education from The Cleveland Institute

of Art. In her artistic journey, Charlotte explored rhythmic

paintings, sculpture, and book illustration.

An evolution of study and growth expansion has led Charlotte

to abstract art. She has woven her shapes and colors into

unique colorful schemes that often dance across the canvas

in staccato strokes and marks. Her painted canvases stretch

beyond six feet. Abstract art has afforded her the time and

space to expand her canvases and her artistic depth.

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AL SAULSOHOUSTON, TX

Al Saulso was born an artist. He could often be found drawing

on the walls of his room. All the members of his family

encouraged his creativity.

Al Saulso has been a professional photographer for over nine

years. His work has been published in Dazed and Confused

magazine, Bloodwars magazine, B & W magazine, and many

others. Al Saulso began his own digital magazine titled

Art+Life in 2009. Now he is working on a new book called

“The Life Exotic,” a photographic look into the wild side of

urban life in Houston and Austin.

“All Seeing”

RACHEL STEvENSHOUSTON, TX

“Super Theory Of Super Everything”

Rachel Stevens was born in 1988 in Houston, Texas, where she

lives and works. Her wall installations have been recognized as

being exceptionally innovative and thought-provoking. Rachel

is currently pursuing a degree in studio art at the University of

Houston.

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BRYAN THOMASSAN FRANCISCO, CA

Bryan Thomas’ Dyersburg, Tennessee upbringing is the

inspiration behind his visual art. His current work celebrates

the Black experience through its historic symbols: cotton,

roses, and the African-American ancestral image.

Bryan’s work his been displayed domestically and

internationally, from San Francisco to Senegal. His paintings

are also included in public and private collections across the

United States.

“Down South”

ALLEN vANdEvERONLINE

“Weight of the City”

Allen Vandever first learned how to paint from his grandmother

in South Dakota. He honed his craft by volunteering his artistic

services to the girls in his high school class. It is not until

recently that Allen is comfortable showing his work to the

public.

What was once used as an excuse to interact with the opposite

sex became an award-winning talent in the area of visual arts.

Allen has participated in Next Art Fair 2010 and 2011, Allen

Vandevers Art Extavaganza 1 & 2, Art on Track 2010 and 2011,

and Built Show 2011.

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SHEENA vAUGHNONLINE

Sheena Vaughn’s intuitive abstract paintings tell subconscious

narratives of the deep stories of the soul. She cites in her work

issues of observation, reflection and confession. While these

subjects are prefaced by her solicitous use of pigments, the

symbolism used uninhibitedly exposes vulnerability.

Sheena’s use of symbols also act as both a stabilizing

balance and an ingenious hint towards her abstraction. Her

introspective work effectively acts as a reminder that it is

important to listen to the story of the self.

“Blue Industry”

MARGARET ROSE vENdRYESBOSTON, MA

“African Diva (Aretha)”

Like many artists of African descent before her, Margaret Rose

Vendryes is inspired by the African diaspora’s magnificence.

Capturing face and body language in oil on canvas, or with

elements arranged in a container, represents more than

rendering just a likeness.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1955 and raised in Queens, New

York in the 1960’s - Margaret has been filled with a strong

sense of African-American pride that is apparent in her

artwork. The provocative, aggressive, and sensual beauty of

the arts born of Africa are at the center of her current practice

and self.

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Miguel Ovalle has made a reputation for himself as a man with many talents. Growing up in an impoverished

neighborhood, Miguel found sanctuary in art at an early age. In high school, he was introduced to hip-hop, a movement

that gave him the opportunity to discover graffiti as a new art form. Now popularly known as graffiti artist, Dizmology,

Miguel has marked each corner of the world with his creativity.

Miguel worked on art projects for Sony, United Colors of Benetton and other independent streetwear brands in Tokyo.

Miguel came to New York in 2000. Since then he has been making his impact on the art world as a sculptor, painter,

illustrator, graphic designer and fashion designer.

MIGUEL OvALLENEw YORk, NY

“Dizmology”

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“My work represents a medley of different textures that stimulate the senses, making the art not just a thing of beauty

to be admired from a distance, but something we can feel connected to through the expression of touch. It’s a way of

revealing an image without actually being able to control it, letting it come about itself.

I broke down the element of encaustics with lines and the streamlines of simplicity to encourage a sense of openness. In

this way, it becomes fluid and free flowing. The patterns and textures formed by the wax embody a sense of times and

continuity.”

LeRone Wilson is currently a Professional Exhibit Designer/Specialist residing in New York City.

“A Path Through The Sky”

LERONE wILSONNEw YORk, NY

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BOSTON I BOSTON CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Located in Boston’s South End, the BCA is dedicated to incubating and showcasing the performing and visual arts of our time, providing a creative “home” for artists, a welcoming arts destination for audiences, and an art connection for city youth and communities. bcaonline.org

ATLANTA • BOSTON • CHICAGO • DALLAS • HOUSTONMIAMI • NEW YORk • SAN FRANCISCO • WASHINGTON, DC

A series of gallery events were held across America to narrow the over 3000 submissions to 20 top National Finalists in the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series competition. These finalists were chosen to exhibit their work during Art Basel Miami 2011. Two artists from each event were selected by a panel of art professionals to advance in the competition. These National Finalists were greeted by hundreds of art lovers while Bombay Sapphire cocktails flowed during an evening of inspiration and imagination.

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wASHINGTON, dC I INTERNATIONAL vISIONS ART GALLERY

International Visions Art Gallery presents multi-cultural visual art exhibitions with the goal to become the link between people, cultures, and beliefs through original work by national and international artists. inter-visions.com

ATLANTA I MASON MURER

Mason Murer Fine Art, Atlanta’s largest fine art gallery, is in the business of showcasing the work of new artists and facilitating their further artistic development. The wide variety of works always available at Mason Murer is without compare in the southeastern region. masonmurer.info

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CHICAGO I GALLERY GUICHARd

Gallery Guichard is a three-story building in Chicago’s historic Bronzeville neighborhood that illuminates the block of 35th street and Martin Luther king, Jr. Drive. The mission of Gallery Guichard is to provide a portal to fine art and artists of different parts of the African Diaspora. galleryguichard.com

SAN FRANCISCO I 5 CLAUdE LANE

5 Claude Lane is a contemporary gallery located in downtown San Francisco focusing on local emerging artists, driving community dialogue and expanding the artistic impact in the public realm. 5claudelane.com

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MIAMI I MIGUEL PAREdES GALLERY

The Miguel Paredes Gallery is committed to showcasing up-in-coming Hispanic and African American artistic talent in the southern Florida region. Stretching over five thousand square feet, the gallery is called home by many artists excited for the opportunity to introduce their work to the world. miguelparedes.com

HOUSTON I HOUSTON MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE

The Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC) explores stories inspired by themes of opportunity, empowerment, creativity, and cultural interrelationships of the African American experience. hmaac.org

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NEw YORk I RUSH ARTS GALLERY

Founded by brothers Russell, Danny and Joseph “Rev Run” Simmons, Rush Arts Gallery + Resource Center (RAG), is dedicated to providing exhibition opportunities to support the diverse creative practices of the entire emerging artistic community. rushartsgallery.org

dALLAS I AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSEUM

The African American Museum is the only one of its kind in the Southwestern Region, with one of the largest African-American Folk Art Collections in the United States. The museum is devoted to the preservation and display of African American artistic, cultural and historical materials. aamdallas.org

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NEw YORk I RUSH ART GALLERY I FINAL INSTALLATION

Founded by brothers Russell, Danny and Joseph “Rev. Run” Simmons, Rush Arts Gallery + Resource Center (RAG), is dedicated to providing exhibition opportunities to support the diverse creative practices of the entire emerging artistic community. rushartsgallery.org

SCOPESCOPE Art Fair has solidified a position as a premier showcase for international emerging contemporary art and multi-disciplinary

creative programming. Held during Art Basel Miami, SCOPE was located in the heart of the Wynwood Gallery district in Midtown.

The 20 finalists from the 2011 Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series exhibited their winning work at SCOPE from November 29 -

December 4. Seven (7) pieces of our National Finalists work were sold to international art dealers and private collectors.

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ART BASEL MIAMI Art Basel Miami Beach is the most prestigious art show in the Americas. More than 260 leading galleries from North America,

Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa take part, showcasing works by more than 2,000 artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. The

exhibiting galleries are among the world’s most respected art dealers, offering exceptional pieces by both renowned artists and

cutting-edge newcomers.

It is at this exemplary display of imagination and creativity that Bombay Sapphire chooses to host the work of some of the finest

visual artists to enter the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series competition.

The Alfred I Dupont Building hosted the 2011 Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series National Competition. A former bank building

exhibited the work of the 20 artists with national appeal. Hung 12 feet off the ground, the finalists’ work was illuminated by a

myriad of lighting sources. Ms. Nix and DJ Timbuck2 set the soundtrack for the event as Russell Simmons, Danny Simmons and

Andre Guichard hosted. Bombay Sapphire specialty cocktails were served by premier brand Mixologist Gary Hayword and New

Century Dance Company performed dramatic dance sequences.

From this event, our 2011 National Winners were selected.

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MIGUEL OvALLE, NEw YORk, NYLERONE wILSON, NEw YORk, NY

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2011 BOMBAY SAPPHIRE ARTISAN SERIES FINALISTS

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THANk YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE ARTS!

S. ROSS BROwNE, wASHINGTON, dC • AL BURTS, wASHINGTON, dC • MICHAEL COAkES, CHICAGO, IL • FRANk FRAzIER, dALLAS, TX • GERALd GRIFFIN, CHICAGO, ILNICOLE HAYdEN, SAN FRANCISCO, CA • MATT HEBERMEHL, ATLANTA, GA • CHRIS HEROd, dALLAS, TX • NAPOLEON JONES-HENdERSON, BOSTON, MA • HERNAN MIRANdA, MIAMI, FL • JOSE REMENTERIA, MIAMI, FL • CHARLOTTE RILEY-wEBB, ATLANTA, GA • AL SAULSO, HOUSTON, TX • RACHEL STEvENS, HOUSTON, TX • BRYAN THOMAS, SAN FRANCISCO, CA • ALLEN vANdEvER, ONLINE • SHEENA vAUGHN, ONLINE MARGARET ROSE vENdRYES, BOSTON, MA

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