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> Kenneth B. Miller : Biography In 1990, Ken discovered something called “mail art,” which is an international network of artists who exchange work by mail. He has participated in scores of international exhibitions, and ran his own compilation project called “Exquisite Square,” which had over 200 participants from 27 countries. In 1995 he started a publication called Shouting at the Postman, which he writes and designs both in print and on the Web. Ken has been exhibiting his paintings since 1991, including shows at art galleries, Borders books, Pennsylvania State University, the Philadelphia Public Library, the Art Institute of Philadelphia and assorted coffee shops. He was a committee member of the Artists Guild of the Delaware Valley for much of 2000, and won several awards in their exhibitions. He became a member of the Highwire Gallery in March 2004. Ken currently resides with his wife and daughter in Bucks County and is employed as a graphic designer for a silk-screening company. For more information,
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> Lisa Spera : Biography Spera has been exhibiting her fine art work in many juried and private shows in the tri-state area for the past ten years. She is currently working with both B&W and Digitally Manipulated formats with an occasional Alternative Process thrown in for good measure. She became a member of the Highwire Gallery Cooperative in 2002. Most recent achievements include: Spera’s work is appealing in the sense that there is something for everyone. Her work has been dark, moody, intense, humorous, sarcastic and even practical. She approaches her subjects with the intention of creating a question or two in a viewers mind, and hopes to help previously ignored objects to become important again. Most recent motto “I see things, I shoot them” For more information, please contact Lisa: |
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Ken has been
making art for as long as he can remember. As a child he would spend
hours working on elaborate drawings on posterboard, creating
vast and impossible cities and landscapes. When he was 12, he began
experimenting with manipulating digital images on his first home computer.
When he attended college at Pennsylvania State University, he studied
graphic design, photography, art history, and computer animation, in
addition to learning how to draw and paint with oils. Each new technique
was a new tool for creating art, and the main focus of his work was
to create art that was not constrained by technical limitations.
Spera has been a photographer for over twenty years with extensive
experience in all forms of photography.