Anthony Haden-Guest is a writer, reporter and cartoonist. He has published in leading magazines in Britain and America, most recently in Esquire, the Financial Times, GQ (UK) and Britain's Observer Magazine. In 1979 he was awarded a New York Emmy for writing and narrating a documentary, The Affluent Immigrants (sometimes less politely known as Eurotrash) for PBS. His most recent books are True Colors: The Real Life of the Art World (Grove Atlantic), The Last Party: Studio 54, Disco and the Culture of the Night (William Morrow & Co,) and a book of cartoons, The Chronicles of Now (The Allworth Press). His website is: www.anthonyhadenguest.com. You can email him directly with your comments at anthonyhaden.guest@yahoo.co.uk.

Doug McClemont is a writer, curator and critic and the New York correspondent for Saatchi Online's magazine. He has contributed essays to several monographs on contemporary art, and his writing appears in publications from ARTNews to Publisher’s Weekly. As the former editor-in-chief of the infamous magazine HONCHO, he has been the subject of profiles in Time Out New York and Frieze. You can now following Doug on twitter @duggworld

Previously Editor at Large, Art World magazine, now writing for Saatchi Online magazine, ARTnews, ArtLyst and ArtUS .

ANA FINEL HONIGMAN is a Berlin-based critic and curator. She writes on contemporary art and fashion for publications including Artforum.com, Sleek, Interview.com, V, TANK, Art in America, Artnet.com, Art Journal, Whitewall, Dazed & Confused and British Vogue. As a Senior Correspondent for Saatchi Online's magazine, Ana contributes exhibition reviews from Berlin, among other things. Contact her at: http://www.anafinelhonigman.com/

Michael Xuereb is a conceptual artist and writer. He is originally from Malta and now based in London. http://www.michaelxuereb.com

Angela Roberts is a freelance writer currently living and working in Heidelberg, Germany.

Bettina Korek is an arts advocate and founder of ForYourArt.

Christopher R. Weingarten is a Brooklyn-based music writer whose work regularly appears in The Village Voice, Spin and Revolver. His first book, a study of Public Enemy's It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back, is out now.

Louisa Elderton is a freelance writer and curator of contemporary art. She recently completed an MA in Curating the Art Museum at The Courtauld Institute of Art and curated an exhibition of works from The Arts Council Collection at The Courtauld Gallery. She is currently the Writer in Residence at Jerwood Visual Arts (http://blog.jerwoodvisualarts.org/), and has helped to curate exhibitions internationally for James Putnam, most recently working as Assistant Curator on ‘Identity Theft’ at Mimmo Scognamiglio Arte Contemporanea.

Emilie Trice is a freelance curator, writer and translator based in Berlin. She is currently the Associate Director of Wilde Gallery, Berlin.

Nicholas Hayes holds a BA in Russian Studies from the University of Missouri, Columbia and an MFA in Writing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He is a member of the adjunct faculty at both Wilbur Wright College and Columbia College, as well as being visiting faculty at DePauls SNL. His creative work includes fiction, poetry and criticism and has appeared in various journals including 5_trope, Lodestar Quarterly and Suspect Thoughts.