Neil Meitzler (d.2009) is part of the historical Northwest School of artists, which also includes Kenneth Callahan, Mark Tobey, and Morris Graves. His work has been in numerous exhibitions throughout the Northwest and occupies a number of prominent collections including the Jundt Museum, the Museum of Northwest Art, and the Seattle Art Museum. 



Dawn Forbes holds an MFA in Visual Art from Vermont College. Forbes is a professional artist whose work engages in explorations of psychology, archaeology, gender identity, and the extraordinary body. Forbes currently teaches as an adjunct assistant professor of art and directs the Sheehan Gallery at Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA. She was the featured artist in issue 12 of Gertrude and served as the Guest Art Editor in Spring of 2009.
Michelle Acuff received her M.F.A. from the University of Iowa and currently teaches in the art department at Whitman College. Throughout her career, Acuff has received multiple awards for both her artistic productions and her scholarship. Her work has been displayed in numerous exhibitions from Chicago to Memphis.
Kimberly Miller holds a BFA from Cooper Union and an MFA from Vermont College. She has screened or shown her work at Woodland Pattern in Milwaukee and in New York, Helsinki and Bangkok. Stated interests and concerns: employing dance, stand-up comedy, theater and multiple modes of address to "destabilize the subject and call a 'you' into being."