MFA, Pratt Institute
Karla Stinger-Stein is an artist and founder of Photosynthesis Projects. Working across a range of media, Stinger-Stein makes site-sensitive work to address ecological vulnerability in the era of the Anthropocene. Her work includes transforming waste into building materials that support native plants for threatened wildlife habitats. Stinger-Stein has participated in group exhibitions at the New Museum’s IDEAS CITY Festival, the Dumbo Arts Festival, the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Art in Philadelphia, PA, and Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, New York. She also has shown her work at Lafayette College, Pratt Institute, New York, the University of Massachusetts, and the Banana Factory in Pennsylvania. Stinger-Stein has participated in the GO! Brooklyn Museum Open Studio Project and received grants from the University of Massachusetts Arts Council and the University of Massachusetts Art and Art History Department. Her prior professional roles include serving as the director of development at the Hunterdon Museum of Art in Clinton, New Jersey and the gallery director for the Student Union Art Gallery at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

BA Graphic Design, Lipscomb University
MFA, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Robert Scobey is an interdisciplinary artist originally from Nashville. He earned a bachelors degree in graphic design from Lipscomb University and an MFA from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. His videos have been exhibited at juried shows in the United States and at festivals and gallery exhibits in France and the U.K. His solo exhibitions have focused on an eclectic studio practice of overlapping media and also highlighted a series of carved books that has been ongoing for more than 15 years. Scobey is currently an active member of Nashville-based Coop curatorial collective.