In the galleries and in the studio, he teaches key but challenging competencies such as observation, clinical decision making, communication, collaboration, teambuilding, resilience and rejuvenation to students, nurses, physicians, administrators, and other interprofessional healthcare team members. Before medical school, Dr. Katz was a biomedical illustrator. He continues his artistic release by dabbling in watercolor and oil painting during his rare free time.

Currently, she serves as Chief Creative Officer for The Moth, a Peabody Award winning non-profit that creates community through the art of storytelling. The Moth hosts over 600 storytelling events across the country, produces a podcast and a radio show heard on National Public Radio, and works globally in collaboration with The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, The Ford Foundation and others. Previously, she served as Head of Content for THINK450, the Innovation Engine of the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), creating opportunities for the world’s most influential athletes to deepen their connections to audiences through storytelling. Christina Created and Produced the documentary, Game Change Game, which chronicled the NBA Players fight for justice in the face of the pandemic and a social uprising, and which was an official selection of the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival.

A media innovator, Christina has held leadership positions across the industry, including CEO of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, and President of both MTV and VH1.

She has been recognized with a variety of industry honors including Multichannel News’ “Wonder Women,” named to Cable Fax’s Most Powerful Women and Influential Minorities lists and has been included in The Hollywood Reporter “Power100 Women in Entertainment,” and a Governor’s Award from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for MTV’s “Fight For Rights” campaign.

Christina is on the Board of BRIC Arts Media Brooklyn, and Village Roadshow Entertainment Group.

As a choreographer, Cabeen has received commissions from On the Boards, Donald Byrd’s Spectrum Dance Theater, Seattle Art Museum, Gallery Galleon in Vieques PR, the Visa2Dance Festival in Dar Es Salaam, Alsarab Dance Company in Byblos Lebanon, The American LGBTQ Museum, and The New York Historic Society, among others. From 2019-2024 Cabeen created and performed an off-Broadway, two-woman comedy show, Glitter in the Gutter, in collaboration with Kristina Berger.

Cabeen is also a certified yoga instructor, a Registered Somatic Movement Therapist/Educator, and Mindfulness Meditation Teacher. Her study of yoga, meditation, and embodied healing practices over the last 30 years provides a strong and compassionate foundation for this work. Cabeen offers wellbeing sessions for groups and private 1:1 coaching sessions. She has been on the faculties of the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, Cornish College, University of Washington, Middlebury College, University of Wyoming, Taiwan University of the Arts, Yale, Princeton, and Marymount Manhattan College where she had the pleasure of teaching at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility through MMC’s prison education program. Catherine is currently a doctoral student in Developmental Psychology at CUNY Graduate Center.

You can learn more and contact Cabeen through; catherinecabeen.com.

Most recently, Rahul was awarded first prize at the 2024 Carinthia International Jazz Saxophone Competition in Austria, making his international debut. Rahul has also had the privilege to play in several professional ensembles such as the GRAMMY Award winning Steven Feifke Big Band, the Jason Marshall Big Band, and alongside some of his heroes like Wynton Marsalis, John Clayton, Marcus Printup, Wycliffe Gordan, Lukas Gabric, and more.