Dushko Petrovich was born in Quito, Ecuador and raised in northern Ohio. After graduating from Yale, he was awarded the Hays-Brandeis traveling fellowship and moved to Italy and Denmark for a number of years before returning to the US. Upon completing his MFA at Boston University, he served as the Starr Scholar at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. He has recently exhibited his paintings at the Rachel Uffner Gallery in New York and at Circus in Los Angeles, and has an upcoming show at the Suburban, in Chicago. In addition to writing about art for various publications, he teaches at Boston University and is a founding editor of Paper Monument.
dushkopetrovich.comMunro Galloway grew up in the Pacific Northwest. He attended Brown University and was given an Arnold-Watson fellowship to study in France after graduation. In Paris he worked for Art Press magazine as an assistant editor, writer and translator, before moving to New York. He completed his MFA in painting at Bard in 2006, and has exhibited his work at Murray Guy in New York, The University of Tennessee, The Ohio State University as well as in group exhibitions. He is a co-director of Soloway.
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