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ALISON CORNYN
Project Director
Alison Cornyn is an interdisciplinary artist whose work often focuses on the criminal justice system. Merging photography, media, and technology, she creates engaging environments, both online and as physical installations. She is a founding partner and the Creative Director of Picture Projects, a Brooklyn-based studio that produces in-depth new media projects about some of the most pressing social issues of our day, which it does through the investigation of complex stories from multiple perspectives. She has worked extensively on large-scale collaborative projects and is Creative Director of States of Incarceration and the Guantanamo Public Memory Project, at the Humanities Action Lab, the Prison Public Memory Project (co-founder), and Incorrigibles.
Her work has received numerous awards including a Peabody Award, the Gracie Allen Award for Women in Media, the Online News Association’s Award for Best Use of Multimedia, the Batten Award for Innovation, the National Press Club Award, and the Webby Award for net.art. Cornyn teaches at SVA’s Design for Social Innovation MA program and has previously taught at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program. Her works have been shown at public art and new media festivals including the Sundance Film Festival, Hot Docs, IDFA in Amsterdam, and the University of Michigan.
KATHLEEN HULSER
Historical Advisor
Kathleen Hulser is a public historian who manages cultural projects and teaches at Pace University and Guttman Community College in New York City. She is currently working on a transmedia/exhibition project about an early 20th-century caricaturist, “Rediscovering Kate Carew,” as well as worked on an exhibition about World War I Volunteers. As longtime public historian for the New-York Historical Society, she helped curate shows on Slavery in New York and Nueva York. She currently serves part-time as curator at the Museum of the American Gangster. Hulser helps to bring historical insights into the present day for active and informed reflection on social policy which empowers young women to engage in transforming their own lives. Hulser is the public historian for Incorrigibles.
CLAUDINE BOEGLIN
Visual Strategist
Claudine has worked as a visual journalist for the last two decades. She was managing editor of Colors Magazine at Fabrica.it and managed the editorial team and conceived the first multimedia prototypes at Lemonde.fr. Serving as creative director of Magnum Photos New York, she co-founded the digital multimedia platform Magnum In Motion. She was multimedia director of Thomson Reuters Foundation and Trust Women Conference and taught Interactive Storytelling and Documentary Practice at London South Bank University.
Standing at the frontiers of non-linear visual storytelling paired with ‘live anthro-pop’ research, Claudine is producer and founder at Dandy Vagabonds, an independent creative consultant, collaborating with organizations such as girleffect.org and the London-based startup research agency Revealing Reality. In 2018, she rejoining Mark Lubell, director of icp.org to wok on their online experiences. Claudine is the visual strategist for Incorrigibles.
ANNIE TURPIN
Project Manager and Graphic Designer
Annie Turpin is a recent graduate of The University of Michigan where she earned a B.F.A. in art and design. In her own creative practice, she works across multi-media, combining drawing, painting, writing, video, and sculpture. Native to Los Angeles, Annie is currently working in New York as a graphic designer.
VINCENT KELLY
Intern
Vincent Kelly is a senior at the Bergen County Academies in Hackensack, New Jersey. He is a student within the Visual Academy which teaches the basics of fine & digital art and focuses on their real-world applications. Vincent plans on majoring in video/film production in college and wants to pursue cinematography in the future. During the summer he works as a camp counselor in Suffern, New York.
We’d like to extend a special thank you to our former partners, interns, and volunteers:
Eliza Petty
Maansi Srivastava
Nupur Mathur
Laura Saladin
Callie Thuma
Dominique Da Silva
Samantha Hammer
Becca Breslaw
COLLABORATORS
CAROL RUSOFF
ROY FORD
Theater Artists
DANIELLE RIOU
ANNA STUMPF
CALLIE THUMA
Audio Editors
BETH THIELEN
Book Artist
AGUSTINA BULLRICH
Development & Outreach
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
HUDSON OPERA HOUSE, NY
PERFECT TEN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM, NYC
IRONDALE THEATER, BROOKLYN, NY
PROJECT SUPPORT
BRIC ARTS MEDIA
THE PUFFIN FOUNDATION
BROOKLYN ARTS COUNCIL
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
NEW YORK STATE COUNCIL ON THE ARTS
HUMANITIES NEW YORK
NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
THE SHELLEY & DONALD RUBIN FOUNDATION
THEO WESTENBERGER ESTATE
MADE IN NY WOMEN’S FILM, TV & THEATRE FUND
SPECIAL THANKS
MARIE PAULINO
ELIZABETH STENSON
SHARON ANDERSON
LISA DURFEE
NINA BERNSTEIN
SUZANNE SNIDER
PAULA KASCEL
KATIE EDMONDS
