Born on the East Coast, Ashley Woods quickly became a California devotee and is currently the director of a Santa Barbara non-profit art foundation, Morris Bear Squire Art. She first came to Santa Barbara as a teenager when she attended the Cate School and returns having double majored in English and Art History at the Claremont Colleges and with a cerfication from Sotheby's Institute of Art London in 19th and 20th century Fine and Avant Garde art. Her most defining art moment is "cataloguing the entire collection of the Getty's museum and special collections library.

Born and raised in Nashville, TN, Catherine studied Art History and Fine Arts at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee where she also developed a passion for Spanish and Latin American Culture and dialects. Having studied and worked in Madrid and Buenos Aires, Catherine's Spanish language capacity has enabled her to combine experience and knowledge by integrating Rumble en Espanol through resources in Mexico, Argentina, and Spain. Equally as stimulating, her interest in art education has taken her from planning and implementing community education/outreach programs for a fine art museum in Nashville to volunteering at the SB Mental Health Association by teaching a weekly art class.

Clinton Hollister is a Santa Barbara native who spent much of his childhood exploring the world's natural bounty through research and photography; his travels have taken him to virtually every ocean in the world. He received an award from Aqua Magazine for underwater photography at age 14, researched Minke whales in Australia during high school, and worked after college on a Great White Shark boat in Gansbaai, South Africa. Today he attends Brooks Institute and assists for celebrity and fashion photographer Richard McLaren. Clinton will be curating Rumble Art 2011.

Amy is the kind of girl who has more art than wall space to hang it on, but still can't stop buying new prints. She moved to Santa Barbara in 2005 to attend the University of California and decided to pursue what she loved over what her parents may have considered 'practical', resulting in a degree with high honors in Art History and a minor in English. During her studies she developed an intense passion for modern and contemporary art, and she is continually intrigued by how artists are able to broaden art's definition and succeed in a digital world. Last year she began an impressive social media campaign for Rumble Art, and now manages all things web-related for our amazing fair. And yes, her hair is naturally that color.