Amber Boardman has a BFA from Georgia State University and is currently seeking her MFA from The School of Visual Arts in New York. She has exhibited at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, and solo at Barbara Archer Gallery, among others. For the past several years, Boardman has also worked on many levels as an animator and lead animation coordinator for a number of broadcast series on Cartoon Network and Comedy Central.

Boardman's two-dimensional and video works exploit a wide range of mediums - including video and digital & handmade animation, antique photographic and motion-picture technologies, oil, watercolor and handsewn quilting - which intersect within individual projects in surprising ways. Boardman's work explores sexual imagery and identity, the sentimentality of space, and the rush of emotions associated with "private" spaces - whether in the charged intimacy of a bedroom or the transgression of physicality expressed. Equally so, however, Boardman is driven by an omnivorous fascination with her many varied working materials.