In addition to her work in contemporary art and arts education in the fields of writing, photography, pedagogy, and studio practice, Bayley has a background co-producing and curating events and exhibitions within the visual arts; working with galleries, project spaces, arts institutions and artist studios throughout Los Angeles and abroad. In previous roles she has partnered with institutions and organizations such as The Lucie Foundation for Month of Photography LA and CalArts Community Arts Partnership (CAP), and others. She was a grantee of the Citizen Artist AmeriCorps (CAA) Teaching Fellow Grant & Excellence in Education Award–through which she developed and taught arts educational programming in photography and creative writing for underserved youth programs based in inner city Los Angeles.



Bayley received a Bachelor’s of Fine Art in Photography and Media with a Minor in Critical Studies for Creative Writing from the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts).

Sharon is the founder/proprietor of two noted culinary ventures, BLVD Kitchen and Mom in the Mail. Before taking the leap into the world of virtual cookies and local shop-keeping, Sharon was VP of Operations at Phorus, the wireless audio division of DTS, Inc. Prior to the formation of Phorus and its sale to DTS, Sharon was a Venture Partner with Ascend Ventures. Sharon also served as CEO of PhatNoise, a digital audio company, where she was instrumental in raising $6 million of venture capital and successfully selling the company to Harman International.  She was a Principal at the boutique merchant-banking firm Metier Capital Group, working directly on investments with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and GEICO Insurance, among others. She began her career working with Goldman, Sachs & Co. in New York. Sharon has served on the boards of several not-for-profit organizations in Los Angeles, where she currently lives with her husband.

Arpad (Arpi) Kovacs is an Assistant Curator of Photographs at the J. Paul Getty Museum. His exhibitions have focused on 20th-century and contemporary photography, with a specific interest in conceptual practices and time-based media. A graduate of Queen's University and York University, Arpad arrived at the Getty Museum in 2011. He organized the monographic exhibitions Hiroshi Sugimoto: Past Tense (2014), Werner Herzog: Hearsay of the Soul (2014), and Richard Learoyd: In the Studio (2016). His thematic shows include In Focus: Play (2014), In Focus: Animalia (2015), Breaking News: Turning the Lens on Mass Media (2016), Mapping Space: Recent Acquisitions in Focus (2019), Encore: Reenactment in Contemporary Photography (2019), and In Focus: Platinum Photographs (2020).

Molly grew up in Michigan and has called Santa Monica home for the past sixteen years. She and her husband, Jaison Morgan have two children – Coco and Bodhi.

Molly is a twenty-five year veteran of JPMorgan and a Managing Director in JPMorgan’s Los Angeles Private Bank. Prior to joining the Private Bank in Los Angeles thirteen years ago, she spent twelve years in corporate banking in Chicago and Los Angeles and four years with a marketing communications firm in Paris. She holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and French from Duke University and a master’s degree with a concentration in finance from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.

Molly is a board member of Blue Ribbon and a former trustee of the Art Center College of Design and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.

Eveleen has close to 15 years of fundraising experience for arts institutions throughout Southern California including the Music Center and the California Museum of Photography. She has a passion for visual and performing arts with a special interest in photography. She currently oversees major gift fundraising for the arts at the University of California, Riverside.