Richard Taylor - Time is an essential element in these painted steel and aluminum wall sculptures. Their intent is to summon the broader emotional memories lingering from events and specific places in the artist's past. The metal sculptural bases lay in three-dimensional foundations for paint and mixed media; the application of and subsequent removal of materials then becomes the reconstruction of an important life experience. Music and poetry make themselves felt in these pieces, flowing into the sculptures from their daily, necessary presence in the artist's life.

Richard Hoschler - Richard Hoschler is an artist who creates three-dimensional mixed media assemblages involving a wide range of concepts and materials. Organic Machines is a fitting visual to describe the tactile, hewn quality of his work. The pieces have the appearance of unearthed artifacts or relics echoing an industrialized nature. The assemblages are created from all types of natural and man made media which span from wood, bark and seed casings to machine parts, metal and digital transparencies.

Gail Raab - Raabs works of collage/assemblage reflect her love of the past and fascination with the discarded and found objects of everyday life. These otherwise incompatible artifacts and souvenirs are juxtaposed with figurative and architectural images, creating tension in their seemingly random contrast, while attempting to create an overriding harmony in their composition. The collages become a recreated and intimate world of treasured images, making time stand still and giving society's discards a new context and continued life.