Ben Huynh is a multidisciplinary artist based in Boise, ID, who uses photography, writing, and print to explore themes of memory, self-exploration, connection, finality, and emotion. Huynh (b. 1995, Medford, Oregon) received his BFA in Photography and Printmaking at Boise State University. Huynh’s work has been exhibited at MING Studios in Boise, ID and presented numerous times with Death Rattle Literature. He is currently working on a collection of multi-scaled, mixed-media pieces, bridging together photography, writing, and graphical elements that explore the relationships that shape the human experience. Huynh also works with Idaho Film Society as a curator and does photography art direction in the Boise area.

Jamey Baumgardt is a multidisciplinary artist working primarily in paint, graphic design, print, and collage. He believes that all art is political by nature, that the making of art itself is an act of defiance and necessary, healthy reaction to the world we live in. Baumgardt received his BFA in painting and drawing from the University of Washington and his MFA in creative writing from the University of Nevada Reno at Lake Tahoe. Baumgardt has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Seattle and his work has been featured in the Seattle Times and The Stranger Weekly. Baumgardt lives and works in Boise, Idaho.

Matt Bunk is an interdisciplinary artist working in installation and performance art, exploring death, memory, and community. He is a founding member of the curated happening collective Address Book and a proud field worker for the Ecogeoglyphic Observatory. His poetry can be found in outlets including Elsewhere: A Journal of Place, Oroboro, and Paper Plane Press. He directs, acts, sound designs, and otherwise meddles in theater all over the place.

Kamryn Rose is an interdisciplinary alchemist utilizing mediums such as video, painting, drawing, and soft sculpture.  A background in dance and illustration primes her work with a strong engagement with the body and a value for physicality. Rose graduated from Boise State University, where she earned her BFA with time-based emphasis. Rose’s recent exhibitions include Address Book: Mysticism at Address Book, Studies from The Forest at The Lit Room, and Body and Devotion at Surel’s Place, all in Boise, ID. Rose’s practice is informed by historical teachings and infused with alchemical wisdom working to achieve physical, emotional, and psychological catharsis.

Juliana McLenna is an interdisciplinary maker and creative entrepreneur whose work explores the web of relationality. Born in New Orleans and raised between Idaho and Hawaii, she expresses her lived experience through art—using flowing lines, organic forms, and natural color palettes to mirror movement, belonging and relationships. She studied English and French at Utah State University and the Université de Franche-Comté in Besançon. These days she's in a committed relationship with fibers after recently falling in love with the art of tufting and the tactile nature of its form. 

Clementine Zenner is a ceramic and installation/mixed media artist based in Boise, Idaho, whose work inhabits the liminal space between formation and decay. Zenner earned her BFA in Ceramics from California State University, Fullerton, and her MFA in Studio Art from Boise State University. Her work has been exhibited nationally and recognized with numerous awards, including the Graduate College Award at Boise State University for her installation Hive. Recent exhibitions include for the Idaho Triennial at the Boise Art Museum and her solo exhibition at Delia Dante Gallery, in Boise, ID. Zenner has been awarded residencies in Oaxaca, Mexico; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Arcata, California, and is currently in her second residency at The Common Well in Garden City, Idaho, supported by the Alexa Rose Foundation. Informed by her somatic certification in art therapy, Zenner also facilitates workshops, extending her studio practice into communal and restorative spaces. 

Ashley Larson is an interdisciplinary artist whose work invites viewers to confront the fleeting nature of memory and the relationship between identity and the spaces we inhabit. Larson is originally from a small mill town in southwestern Washington. She earned an MFA in Visual Arts at Boise State University, a BFA in Studio Art at Central Washington University, and an Associate of Arts from Lower Columbia College. Larson has exhibited work throughout the United States. Her current focus is on fiber art, as she has been engaged in a process of unraveling textiles. After unraveling the fabric to its core, she repurposes the removed threads to create something entirely new.

Bryan Anthony Moore is an interdisciplinary artist whose work includes drawing and painting in oil, ink and watercolor, ceramics, wood sculptures and music. Through his practice, he investigates the heavily propagandized histories and news-cycles that our society is bombarded with in order to uphold the US colonial regime and whitewash the colonial past. Moore has exhibited in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Portland (OR), Bangalore, India, and beyond. In 2017, Moore was selected to exhibit in the Idaho Triennial at Boise Art Museum. His work has been featured in Juxtapoz and in The Art Chemists, a French arts magazine. Moore recently did a residency with 1Shanthiroad in Karnataka, India. He is currently in residence with the Alexa Rose Foundation at The Common Well, Boise, ID. He has received grants from Idaho Commission on the Arts and the Alexa Rose Foundation. Moore’s band, Grampa Crump, will be playing Artfort at Treefort 2026 in Boise, ID.

Janell N. Strouse is an interdisciplinary artist who uses photography, fiber, and sculpture to explore themes of grief, memory, and time. Strouse received her MFA in Studio Arts at Purdue University and her BFA in Photography at The Ohio State University. Strouse has exhibited most recently been included in various exhibitions, including House on Fire at The Capri in Marfa, TX, and ArtPrize ‘25 at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids, MI. She is currently working on large-scale, pixelated pieces based on family snapshots that grapple with the pressures of being a woman from rural Ohio. Strouse currently lives with her 8-pound pup in Boise, Idaho.