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Wade Burleson is a multidisciplinary media artist and printmaker from Los Angeles, California. He worked as an editor and printmaker at BP Zines in Budapest; concurrently, he opened Arom Gallery with Martina Taylor, an artist-focused endeavor. Wade curated Posta: A Mail Art Exhibition, including work from exciting upcoming artists around the world.

Since returning from Hungary, Wade has helped artists Deborah Stratman and Steve Badgett with the fabrication of their piece Desert Resonator. He worked with the Center for Land Use Interpretation on their show for the Getty PST, Remote Sensing. In 2025, Wade worked with Andrew Hilmes and Indie Caldwell to establish the Queer Mail Art Project, an archive of LGBT+ personal histories, stories, and art that will remain sealed for one hundred years after the letters arrival.

Andrew Hilmes is originally from Des Moines, Iowa and moved to Los Angeles four years ago to attend Loyola Marymount University, where he earned his B.A. in both Film Production and Art History. Andrew has explored many creative interests, but ultimately focuses his attention on directing and producing. He has produced 10 short films, and directed four projects of his own. His directing credits include the official music video for Spencer Hoffman’s “Goat’s Head” and his thesis documentary “A Bit Like a Universe”, which he made while studying abroad in Bonn, Germany. His other creative endeavors include improv comedy, film photography, and writing — which you can find on his Substack which he runs with Serene Pandey!

Reilly Talbot is a multidisciplinary artist specializing in ceramics while also exploring printmaking and sculpture. Since childhood, she has been drawn to miniatures, a fascination that continues to influence her work. She manipulates scale to challenge perception and invite viewers into a world of new possibilities. Her work embraces a mixed-media approach, blending diverse materials and processes to create unique, tactile pieces.

Reilly graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Studio Arts in May 2025 from Loyola Marymount University. She works as a Studio Technician and Ceramics Teacher, while growing her buisness of miniature ceramic vases. View her work at reillytalbot.com .

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Indie Caldwell

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