PRINCIPAL ARTIST MEMBERS
John Brown-USA
David Carlson-USA
Richard L. Dana-USA
Ashraf Fouad-Egypt
Mansoora Hassan
  -Pakistan/USA
Judy Jashinsky-USA
Donna Kukama- South Africa
Ivana Panizzi-Brazil
Patricia Secco-Brazil
Ruza Spak-Germany
Betsy Stewart-USA
Andres Tremols-Cuba/USA

ASSOCIATE ARTIST MEMBERS
Neno Belchev-Bulgaria
Y. David Chung
  -USA/Germany/Korea   
Billy Colbert-USA
Sherman Fleming-USA
Abrie Fourie- South Africa
JeanNette Gaussi
  -Germany/Afghanistan
Suguru Hiraide -Japan
Sadik Incesu-Turkey
Maggie Michael -USA
Randall Packer-USA
Jose Ruiz-Peru
Lars Torres-USA

ARTIST PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
Turan AksOY-Turkey
Svetozara Alexandrova
  -Bulgaria
Liz Yarosz Ash-USA
B.C. Gilbert-USA
Khaled Hafez-Egypt
Nicholas Hlobo-South Africa
Sharlene Khan -South Africa
Claudette Lopez-Jamaica
Churchill Mandikida
  -South Africa
Hassan Meer-Oman
Nur Muskara-Turkey
Moataz Nasr -Egypt
Shady El Noshokaty -Egypt
Guntac Ozdemir-Turkey
Hossam Sakr-Egypt

    

Rippled Perceptions, 2006, digital print on banner

Mansoora Hassan (Pakistan/USA)

Mansoora Hassan, born in Peshawar, Pakistan, seeks to connect the spirituality of people and cultures worldwide through her arts practice. She received an MFA from Pratt Institute, New York. Her international exhibits include shows in the United States, the Netherlands, Norway, Egypt, U.A.E., Oman, Syria, Tunisia, Morocco, Japan, and Senegal.

As a contemporary image-maker, Hassan's ongoing conceptual photographic/video projects are titled The Dialogue Project, The Black Burqa: 911, Afghan Burqa: Begging for Peace, and Bound/Unbound. These projects address issues dealing with the current political landscape worldwide.

A principle founding member of the Egypt-based NGO Friends of the Opera Foundation, she is also a co-founder of Creativity 21st Century, based in the United States. Hassan has also served on the Board of the World Bank Art Society and of The New Art Examiner magazine.

Her works are in public collections internationally, including the British Museum London, Museum of Contemporary Egyptian Art, the National Museum of Art in La Paz, Bolivia, the National Museum of Jordan, the Gulf Corporation Council, the International Monetary Fund the World bank. Her works are also in private collections worldwide including that of Princess Sarvath of Jordan, Benazir Bhutto and the Prime Minister's secretariat in Pakistan.

www.mansoorahassan.com