Pamela Harris grew up in Danvers and lives in New York City. She is Malcolm Miller's niece. Also a writer, she has created a half-hour comedy for Howard Stern Productions; was a staff writer for 'Life on the Line,' a one-hour drama on the Oxygen Network; has had two features optioned; has been awarded a residency at Jentel Foundation in Banner, Wyoming; and has had more projects packaged and fall apart than she can bear to recount, most recently her hour-long drama, 'High Street,' with 20th Century Fox TV and Apostle pictures.

She's also a visual artist and has exhibited widely since 1993, including solo and group exhibitions at White Columns, the Islip Museum, Linda Kirkland Gallery and Clementine Gallery. Her work has been reviewed by the New York Times, Flash Art International, The Boston Globe, Newsday and other publications. Pamela Harris's work can be found in corporate and private collections including Time Warner, General Dynamics, the State Department, the American embassies in Kabul, Afghanistan, and Sofia, Bulgaria, The Four Seasons Hotels and John W. Henry, Inc.