Fifty artists, who "know Vermillion and/or the area intimately well," working to the poetry of Cynthia Nibbelink Worley, Harlem, NYC.

Artists: Luanne M. H. Bigbear, Mary Black Bonnet, Keith BraveHeart, Joni Castle Jimnak, Lateesha Caswell, Michele David Mechling, Andrew DeCaen, Julie DeCaen, Amy Fill, Jeff Freeman, Rebecca Froehlich, Alison Galbraith, Nicole Geary, Joshua Haiar, James Halvorson, Nicole Hand, Prairie Hanson, Sarah A. Hanson, Maiko Hasegawa, Susan M. Heggestad, Rayna Hernandez, Phillip Michael Hook, Amy Jarding, David Kitzler, Andrew Kosten, David Langner, David Lethcoe, Danielle Loftus, Kevin Loftus, Krishna Mastel, Angela Meyer, Jess Miller Johnson, Darcy Millette, Klaire B. L. Pearson, Jean Peter-Larson, Cheryl Peterson Halsey, Magil Pratt, Emmalene Aubrey Raasch, Shannon Sargent, Emily K. Short, Eli Show, Mary Sorensen, Tory Stolen, Michelle St. Vrain, Kelsie Jo Thomas, Jordan Thornton, David Versluis, Marc Wagner, Sophia Wermers, and Greg Wortham.

Poet: Cynthia (Cindy) Nibbelink Worley was born in northwestern Iowa and is a graduate of Dordt College, Sioux Center, Iowa and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, University of Iowa. Nibbelink Worley has authored three collections: "Gypsies," "Animals," and "Wild Wild Roses."

Making New York City home for over thirty years, Nibbelink Worley has mentored in the city's men's shelters and has taught both English and creative writing at Malcolm King College in Harlem and Marymount Manhattan College.

Nibbelink Worley has been passionately involved with the Urban Community Garden and Farm Movement, and is co-director, with her husband, Haja Worley, of Project Harmony, Inc., a grassroots community-based organization in Central Harlem. Project Harmony, Inc. operates a people's market, a CSA, a community garden (Joseph Daniel Wilson Memorial Garden) and more.