Bally’s works have been displayed in the Smithsonian American Art Museum in New York and Washington D.C., the Carnegie Museum of Art, and the National museum of Art.

Cox’s works have been displayed at the Annapolis Marine Art Gallery, Lambertville Gallery, Carspecken-Scott, Peter McPhee Fine Arts and Hardcastle Gallery. Cox studied at the University of Delaware and Hoffberger School of Painting. She currently resides and works in Unionville, PA.

Weinberg’s works include Procession for the Jewish Museum in New York, Jacob Wrestling with the Angel for Brandels University, Justice for the Boston University School of Law, and the Holocaust Memorial for the Freedom Plaza in Wilmington, Delaware.

Smokler’s works have been displayed at the Kim Foster Gallery in New York, Dartmouth College, Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, and Art Chicago. Smokler studied at the University of Pittsburgh and Pratt Institute. He currently maintains studios in both New York and Kennett Square, PA.

Allman’s works have been displayed at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, Vonderau Museum in Germany, the Delaware Art Museum, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Allman studied at Smith College, the Moore College of Art and Design, the Hans Hofmann School of Art and the University of Delaware.

Salamoni’s works have been displayed at The Hagley Museum, Wilmington, DE; Canvas Alley Gallery, Reading, PA; and Chester County Art Association Annual Gala, West Chester, PA. Salamoni attended Kean University and the University of Delaware and now resides in Oxford, PA where he teaches ceramics at West Chester University in West Chester, PA and Cecil County Community College in North East, MD.