Frances Pellegrini had a successful commercial career in New York from the late 1940s through the 1980s. Having worked at Harpers' Bazaar for over 10 years with legendary Art Director Alexei Brodovitch, Frances pioneered her roles as a photographer and an independent business woman.

Before starting her commercial career Frances joined the historic Photo League and worked with photographers Dan Weiner and Sid Grossman. Their use of photography as a tool for social change and personal expression influenced Frances' approach to photography in her early and later works.

Frances' street works are intuitive, loosely handled and depict an intimacy with the city. H...

It was while taking classes towards a degree in graphic design when Matt McCarthy found his passion for photography; which eventually became a significant part of his life. Matt has always loved motorized vehicles, whether it is cars, aircraft, and motorcycles - even fictional spacecraft from science fiction films and TV programs. But what he truly loves about them is their design language, for example, the way that tailfins of 50's-era cars express the exuberance of that time.

"There is way too much monotony in design language today - especially with automotive design. I hope that, with my work, I can reacquaint people with the dialects of that language, now seemingly ...

"Beauty is truth and truth is beauty" - Ruskin.

Olivia Long expresses both, through the art she has created. From the meticulous detail in her botanical renderings, to the lush density displayed in texture and abstracted forms, Olivia has suffused all with rarely matched skill. Sensitivity to colour and the ever changing character of light, displays an awareness acquired while residing in Asia and Europe. An intimacy of time and place is evident within the grandeur of Olivia's landscapes. Her floral interpretation of still life is juxtaposed with the richness of materials and thought.