Richard Friedberg - Friedberg's abstract, free standing sculptures and wall reliefs in mixed metals and epoxy, are joyous constructions that visually weave free form and organic elements with rigid geometric elements. This combination of elements suggests the marriage of nature and architecture. The sculptures reflective surfaces and complex forms are reminiscent of Italian Baroque with its rich interplay of architectonic and curvilinear forms.

Ellen Stavitsky - Combining Chinese joss papers, rice paper, book pages, oil stick, gouache, watercolor and graphite, Stavitsky's spare compositions on wood panels and paper are created to evoke moments of cogitation. Calligraphic marks are glimpsed beneath layers of paper and paint, suggesting traces of past sensations.

Moses Hoskins - Hoskins’ mixed media works are based upon the various components involved in visual composition. Through the media of drawing, painting and collage, the emphasis in the works are given to line and edge; the positioning of mass in negative space, tonality and color relationships.