House of Trees (HOT) is a family-run art collective producing high-visibility, publicly engaging visual and installation projects. Located in San Antonio and New York City, its mission centers on collaboration, arts, and politics. House of Trees has mounted projects nationally and internationally with venues including the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Artpace San Antonio, Times Square Arts, and The Watermill Center.
Amy Khoshbin is an Iranian-American Brooklyn-based artist, activist, and educator. Her practice, as an artist and pedagogue, builds bridges between disparate communities to counteract fear with a collective sense of empowered radical acceptance. She has shown at venues such as The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Times Square Arts, Artpace, The High Line, Socrates Sculpture Park, VOLTA Art Fair, Leila Heller Gallery, Arsenal Contemporary, National Sawdust, BRIC Arts, and festivals such as River to River and South by Southwest. She has received residencies at spaces such as The Watermill Center, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Project for Empty Space, Anderson Ranch, and Banff Centre for the Arts. Khoshbin received an MA from New York University in Tisch School of the Arts and a BA in Film and Media Studies at University of Texas at Austin.
Jennifer Khoshbin is a San Antonio artist and curator. Her work often aims to present some fragment or detail of the story of human diversity and community, and the strength of the work comes from great attention to pictorial detail, which can be readily seen in her drawings, murals and installations. Jennifer has exhibited works in galleries and museums throughout the United States: Southwest School of Art and Craft, TX; Blue Star Contemporary, TX; Artpace, TX; The Watermill Center, NY; Rose and Radish Gallery, SF; Bellevue Arts Museum, WA; 360SEE, Chicago; and Tinlark Gallery in LA, among others. Her work has been published and written about widely and has appeared in Newsweek, Readymade, House Beautiful, Glamour, and in numerous art and craft books.
Noah Khoshbin is a curator/producer of gallery, museum, and event exhibitions nationally and internationally. He started his career working with Richard Avedon and Irving Penn before becoming the curator of The Watermill Center in eastern Long Island, New York. He has mounted and curated exhibitions in over 20 countries.