Julie is a Seattle-based oil painter who works in a semi-abstract, gestural style. She has lived in California and Washington State, and her landscapes draw upon the spirit, shapes, and colors of these regions.

Jill Kyong lives in Moscow, Idaho. She has a BFA from the University of Minnesota in sculpture and has taught woodworking at the Windgate Art School. She creates sculptural wall art, furniture, and sculpture primarily out of wood.

Seattle artist Tara Kraft loves paint. And ink. And rocks. She thinks of her work as geology in fast-forward, allowing the characteristics of a material to interact with her intentions in an ever-alluring play of forces. This play connects her personally to time, nature, and our place within them.

Lad Decker is an artist who likes to pursue, engage, and tear apart complexity. Her expressionist paintings investigate war, power, and human conflict. She was born in Oklahoma in 1971 and has a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute.

Erika Rier is a self-taught interdisciplinary artist creating paintings, ceramics, and art zines in a style she calls folk surrealism. Having lived in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, NYC, Arizona, and Washington state; Erika now resides in Portland, OR.

J. Casey Doyle is a Professor of Art and Design at the University of Idaho. His art combines interests in craft, sculpture, metals & jewelry, video, gender and the concept of play.