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Biographies

Ammi Robles is a 20-year-old international student from Agua Prieta, Sonora. She is currently studying Communications at Cochise College and believes photography is a powerful medium to transmit ideas and stories.

Andrea Savage enjoys experimenting with different techniques and working in a variety of genres. Savage didn’t set out to be a photographer, but her passion to express herself evolved into a pursuit to document her world through photographs.

Ashley Savage is currently completing her Bachelor’s degree in Illustration and Design at the University of Arizona.

Beth Ann Krueger seeks Canyon Towhees, Acorn Woodpeckers, and roving agaves in the Mule Mountains of Bisbee, Arizona. Her calico cat, Sheena (the punk rocker), enjoys observing birds from an indoor window-box seat. Cappy Hanson is a self-published author. She lived in California and New Mexico before moving to Cochise County.

Carol Chandler is an Old Bisbee resident and a graduate of Mount Holyoke College with a degree in philosophy.

Celeste Atkins is a dedicated educator with a passion for sociology. She has been a sociology faculty member at Cochise College since the Fall of 2011 and was promoted to department chair shortly thereafter. In the Fall of 2017, Celeste embarked on a doctoral program at the University of Arizona’s Center for the Study of Higher Education and has been working on faculty development as a graduate assistant in the Office of Instruction and Assessment.

Chelsea Schlarbaum traded snow for cacti. She aims to reduce her ecological footprint with the use of recycled materials while embodying veganism, environmental advocacy, feminism, and music in her pieces.

Elizabeth Riordon believes that art pushes itself into life through her whenever there is a blank canvas, paper, slice of wood, scrap of metal, shed snake skin, useful trash, hunk of rock, lump of clay or scrap of fabric.

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